French term
alimentation intégrée du processeur
I'm not sure if this is saying:
1. The keypad processor runs on the power supply that is built into the house where the keypad is installed.
2. The keypad processor has its own, integrated power supply.
3. The power supply the keypad uses can only light up to 20 LEDs per keypad.
or a combination of the above?
| 4 | processor integrated power supply |
Marisela Hernandez
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Non-PRO (1): Emma Paulay
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