Automatic Technology KPX-7V2

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Part #:13301

KPX-7V2

Wireless Keypad

Legend:

0 - 9 Pin Code Keys

1 - 8 Channel Numbers (CH#)

CLR Clear Button

FCN Function button for programming

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Doorbell control

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Quick Set up Guide

User Information Table

Memory

(MEM)

User Name / Information

Channel (CH#) Allocation

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 PRIMARY USER PIN ( )

Channel Function

CH# Receiver / Function

Safety Rules

• Install the Wireless Keypad in a

location where the garage door

is visible, but out of reach of

children, at a height of at least

1.5m.

• Watch the moving door and

keep people away until the

door is completely opened or

closed. Do not operate door

when persons are near the door.

• Do not allow children to

play with door controls or

transmitters.

Wrong Pin Code

If a wrong pin code is entered,

a specific sound is heard after

pressing the function (FCN) key. The

clear (CLR) key must be pressed to

start re-entering the pin code. On

the fourth consecutive wrong pin

code entry, an alarm (light blinks

and sound beeps) is triggered for

10 seconds. Every next wrong pin

code entry will trigger the alarm.

The time out for the wrong pin code

is one minute.

The Wireless Keypad has built-in

keypad lighting for use at night

or in dark areas. The keypad will

illuminate upon pressing a button.

Built in lighting

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Summary

Safety Rules

Wrong Pin Code

Built-in Lighting

Quick Set Up Guide

Coding KPX into the Opener

Learn receiver codes for keypad/transmitter operation.

Program Primary User

Set a 4-8 digit PIN for keypad operation and programming.

Test the Operation of the Keypad

Verify keypad functionality by entering PIN and activating channels.

Change User Pin

Update the existing User PIN using the programming sequence.

Adding; Deleting Users

Creating New User Pins

Add new users with specific channel access or temporary use.

Deleting User Pins

Remove previously added user PINs using their memory location.

Clearing the Memory

Reset the keypad to factory defaults, erasing all user data.

Extra Features

Utilising the Channel 0 Button

Use Channel 0 for non-secure functions without a PIN, like doorbells.

Coding KPX-7 V2 into Other Receivers

Program keypad functions to various receivers like gates and lights.

Coding KPX-7 V2 into Logic Console, DCB-05 and NeoSlider

Integrate keypad with specific devices using their LCD prompts.

Mounting and Maintenance

Attaching the KPX-7 V2 to the Wall

Instructions for securely mounting the keypad to a wall.

Changing Batteries

Steps to replace the keypad's batteries when the monitor indicates low power.