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Digital Access Keypad KB-350PK 2 / 4 MEV51601 Digital Access Keypad KB-350PK 3 / 4 MEV51601
PWR, PWR power supply input (10 - 16 V AC or DC). Adapter
DE20-15 or backup power supply BP-12 is
recommended.
LED indicators on the control unit:
green output relay is triggered (output N.1)
red output transistor is triggered (output N.2)
yellow tamper is triggered (TMP)
LED indicators on the keypad:
green output relay is triggered (output N.1)
red output transistor is triggered (output N.2)
yellow both output N.1 and N.2 are triggered
green flashing programming mode
red flashing keypad is bypassed (the other one is being
used or a number of attempts to enter the
code was exceeded)
First powering
Connect the RESET jumper in the control unit and switch on the power supply. After 5 seconds, disconnect
the jumper. This procedure will enroll all of the keypads into the control unit. Test the keypads by entering the
factory default code 1234. If everything is operating correctly, the green LED on the keypad should switch on.
Leave the RESET jumper disconnected.
Access codes setting
10 different access codes can be used. One code is a master code which can operate the keypad as well
as set the other user codes. The factory default master code is 1234; the other user codes are blank. All
access codes can have 4,5 or 6 digits and a corresponding output (N.1 or N.2) can be assigned to each
code.
Enter: ∗ 5 master code (default 1234) first. The green LED will start flashing (programming mode).
• Master code setting:
0 xx...x ∗ xx...x ∗ y
where xx...x is a new code (4 to 6 digits), after pressing ∗ it is necessary to reenter the new code
y enter 1 or 2 to assign a corresponding output
• User codes setting:
A xx...x ∗ y
where A is a user code number (from 1 to 9)
xx...x is a new user code (4, 5 or 6 digits)
y enter 1 or 2 to assign a corresponding output
• User code deleting:
A ∗ where A is a code number (1 to 9)
To exit the code setting mode press the ∗ key. If you press the # key, none of the codes entered in the
current session will be stored in the memory.
Optional parameters setting
Enter: ∗ 6 service code (default 9999) in order to enter the parameters programming mode. The green
LED will start flashing.
• Working mode of output N.1 (relay):
1 xx
where xx is a period of time during which the relay is switched on (01 – 99 sec.). If 00 is entered, then the
output N.1 will be set to a latch mode (it changes its status whenever a valid assigned code is entered)
• Operating mode of output N.2 (transistor):
2 xx
where xx is a period of time during which the relay is switched on (01 – 99 sec.). If 00 is selected, then the
output N.2 will be set to a latch mode (it changes its status whenever a valid assigned code is entered)
• Panic (access under duress ∗ 7 is pressed before a valid code):
3 x
where x can be 0 = off, 1 = on (if ∗ 7 is pressed before a valid code, the TMP output is triggered for 3
seconds simultaneously with the associated output reaction)
• Number of attempts to enter an access code:
4 x
where x is the maximum number of attempts (0 = no check). If this number is exceeded, the keypad is
blocked for two minutes (can be overridden with a repeated entry of a valid code). The TMP output can
also be triggered (see following setting).
• TMP output reaction if a number of attempts to enter a code has been exceeded:
5 x
where x can be 0 = no reaction, 1 = triggered for 3 sec.
• New service code setting:
6 xx...x ∗ xx...x ∗
where xx...x is a new service code (4, 5 or 6 digits), code must be repeated after pressing ∗
To exit the programming mode press the ∗ key. If you press the # key, programming will not be stored.
Example two doors access control. AC or DC power supply may be used. Pulse length on outputs N.1 and
N.2 should be set to 1 – 5 sec. (depending on the type of electric lock). Garage gates, parking bars etc.
can be controlled in a similar way.
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