gate pass definition

gate pass means a document or electronic device which is permanently or temporarily used to permit entry or exit of a person or property to or from a terminal including a statement of permit in case of a person;
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gate pass means an item of TTL Smartmedia suitably encoded to test that a PAYG reader device is operating (and in the case of a Gate Reader, to open the gate).
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