The charts on these pages show the standard movements for our key switch locks.
Top left number: movement ID.
Bottom left number: movement in degrees.
Diagram: key free position denoted with solid dot on movement lines, arrows show movement directions. Top view looking at key entry point.
NOTE: Free key positions shown as thus:
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