Community Controls MONARCH 295SEPC1K

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CONTENTS

1A - General information

1B - Technical specifications

1C - Main components

1 - TRANSMITTER OVERVIEW

2 - NUMBERING

3 - PROGRAMMING

4 - OPERATION

5 - BATTERY ACCESS

1B - Technical specifications

Operating frequency 295 MHz

Number of keys: 1

Battery : 2 x 3V lithium batteries CR2016

Battery life: 18 ÷ 24 months

Number combinations : 65,536

Protocol : ClikCard® compatible

Different Facilities codes 64

Operating temperature: -20°F÷+131°F (-20°C÷+55°C)

Overall dimensions: 2.4”x1.4”x0.51” (61x36x13 mm)

Weight: 0.49 oz. (14 gr.)

1C - Main components

Red

LED

Key ring

holder

Dark grey

push-button

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6 - TROUBLESHOOTING

Manual

MONARCH 295SEPC1K

Dark grey

case

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1A - General information

The Community Controls - Monarch 295SEPC1K transmitter is a key

chain style mini transmitter operating at 295 MHz. It has been designed

for use with programmable telephone entry, security, and access control

systems operating with a 295 MHz frequency receiver.

The protocol is ClikCard® compatible and the code sent by the

transmitter includes a 16 bit security code which allows up to 65,536

combinations and 6 bit of facility code for 64 different combinations.

The Community Controls - 295R receiver which operates with this

transmitter has a Wiegand 26 bit and can operate any type of access

control system equipped with the same protocol. The CR 2016 lithium

batteries of the transmitter have a shelf life of about 6 months. The

product fully complies with Part 15 of FCC Regulations and the

European Directives 99/5/CE, 89/336/CEE, 73/23/CEE.

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Summary

Transmitter Overview

General Information

Key chain style mini transmitter operating at 295 MHz with ClikCard protocol.

Technical Specifications

Lists operating frequency, battery type, battery life, combinations, protocol, and dimensions.

Main Components

Identifies the LED, push-button, case, and key ring holder of the transmitter.

Battery Access and Replacement

Troubleshooting Transmitter Issues

The Community Controls - Monarch 295SEPC1K is a key chain style mini transmitter designed for use with programmable telephone entry, security, and access control systems that operate with a 295 MHz frequency receiver. This device is ClikCard® compatible, and its transmitted code includes a 16-bit security code, allowing for up to 65,536 combinations, and a 6-bit facility code, providing 64 different combinations. The product fully complies with Part 15 of FCC Regulations and European Directives 99/5/CE, 89/336/CEE, and 73/23/CEE.

Technical Specifications:

Operating frequency: 295 MHz
Number of keys: 1
Battery: 2 x 3V lithium batteries CR2016
Battery life: 18 - 24 months
Number of combinations: 65,536
Protocol: ClikCard® compatible
Different Facilities codes: 64
Operating temperature: -20°F to +131°F (-20°C to +55°C)
Overall dimensions: 2.4" x 1.4" x 0.51" (61 x 36 x 13 mm)
Weight: 0.49 oz. (14 gr.)

Usage Features:

Each transmitter is manufactured with a unique, factory-set serial number. Before use, the transmitter must be programmed into your system memory. The necessary instructions for programming will be provided by your installer or reseller. To operate the device, firmly depress the dark grey push-button until the small red LED illuminates, then release the button. If the device you are attempting to activate does not respond, repeat the process or consult the troubleshooting section.

Maintenance Features:

The CR 2016 lithium batteries have a shelf life of approximately 6 months. To access the batteries, open the case by inserting a screwdriver into the slot between the cover and the bottom, then remove the bottom. Slide out the old batteries and replace them with new CR2016 batteries, ensuring the positive (+) side is facing upward. Proper disposal of used batteries should follow local laws and regulations. After replacing batteries, test the installation by verifying that the red LED illuminates when the button is pushed.

Troubleshooting:

Problem: The system does not receive the transmitter signal, and the transmitter LED does not light.
- Solution: Replace the transmitter batteries.
Problem: The system does not receive the transmitter signal, but the transmitter LED is ON.
- Solution: Check to verify the transmitter is programmed into your system.
Problem: The operating range is reduced.
- Solution: Replace the transmitter batteries.

Warranty:

The warranty period for Community Controls 295 transmitters is 60 months from the manufacturing date. During this period, if the product malfunctions due to a defective component, it will be repaired or replaced at the sole discretion of Community Controls. The warranty does not cover damage to the transmitter case caused by conditions outside Community Controls' control or battery life. Any changes or modifications to Community Controls equipment not expressly approved by Community Controls could void the manufacturer's warranty.

FCC Compliance:

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.