Nomenclature names of BAS-IP devices

At the very beginning of the model name there are two letters, then a hyphen with two numbers, and the device name closes 2 more letters:

AA — the first two letters are the device type (panel, monitor, reader, switch, etc.);

AA — multi apartment call panels;

AV — individual call panels;

BA / BI — multi button outdoor panels;

CV — call stations;

AQ, AP, AL, AK, AU, AG — internal monitors;

CM — operator monitor;

AM — Concierge Monitor;

01 — the second block is two digits which follow the first two letters through a hyphen. These numbers indicate device models. (-01, -02, -05, -12, etc.);

For internal monitors, numbers can also indicate a screen diagonal:

TE — the last two letters is a modification of the device. Reader type, support for third-party systems, presence of camera, automation or labeling for a project with an abbreviation for the customer (TE, TM, T, BV, BC, L, LA, etc.);

T — panel with a reader (possibly without specifying its type);

E — EM-Marin reader;

M — Mifare Reader;

B — UKEY reader (BLE + EM-Marin + Mifare);

D — built-in IP camera in new models with old cases;

L — light version, often without a camera;

H — hybrid modification, to work with other analog / digital systems;

K — keyboard;

WR — without reader;

FP — Fire Point (in case of fire);

F — Fire (in case of fire);

IC — Info Call (information);

I — induction loop (for direct sound transmission to hearing aids or cochlear implants);

S — Surface (waybill);

F — Flush (Flush Mount);

C — with support for digital system Laskomex;

V — with support for Vizit coordinate matrix system;

E — (the most recent letter) with external inscriptions in English

R — (the most recent letter) with external inscriptions in Russian.