To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if DoorKing 1506-080 Keypad system is dead?
If your DoorKing Keypad system appears dead, there are a few things to check. First, verify that there is power at terminals 13 and 14. Next, ensure the keypad is correctly plugged in by unplugging it and reconnecting it. Also, the X strikes feature may be activated; if so, wait 3 minutes and try again.
Why do DoorKing Keypad relays lock on for long periods?
If the relays on your DoorKing Keypad lock on for extended periods, several factors could be responsible: * Excessive voltage-drop on power wires. Check the transformer and wire size. * The transformer has too low VA rating. Check the transformer and wire size. * The relay hold feature may be activated. Reprogram the hold boundaries. * The relay strike time may be programmed too long. Reprogram the relay strike time.
What to do if DoorKing 1506-080 emits a long tone and cancels programming mode?
If your DoorKing Keypad emits a long tone and cancels the programming mode, it could be due to several reasons. You might be waiting too long between button presses while programming, in which case you should delete some codes or erase the entire memory. Another reason could be that the memory is full, so deleting codes or erasing the memory is suggested. Also, ensure you press * first when programming.
Why won't four-digit codes activate relay 1 on DoorKing 1506-080 Keypad?
If four-digit entry codes are not activating relay 1 on your DoorKing Keypad, it could be that the entry code is not programmed into the keypad. Ensure the entry code is programmed correctly. Also, the code may be time zone restricted, so reprogram the time zone or disable time zone input. Finally, make sure the entry code is less than the divide number, or reprogram the divide number.
Why don't four-digit entry codes activate relay 2 on DoorKing 1506-080 Keypad?
If four-digit entry codes are not activating relay 2 on your DoorKing Keypad, verify that the entry code is programmed into the keypad. Also, the code may be time zone restricted, so reprogram the time zone or disable time zone input. Ensure that the entry code is greater than the divide number, or reprogram the divide number.
Why won't five-digit codes activate relay 1 on DoorKing 1506-080 Keypad?
If five-digit entry codes are not activating relay 1 on your DoorKing Keypad, first, be sure the entry code is programmed into the keypad. Second, ensure the user presses # first before entering the five-digit code directly on the keypad. Lastly, verify that the entry code is less than the divide number, or reprogram the divide number.
Why doesn't a five-digit entry code activate relay 2 on DoorKing 1506-080?
If a five-digit entry code is not activating relay 2 on your DoorKing Keypad, it could be because the entry code is not programmed into the keypad, so ensure it is programmed. Also, make sure the user presses # first, then enters the five-digit code directly on the keypad. Finally, the entry code must be greater than the divide number, so check and reprogram the divide number if necessary.
What to do if request to exit input will not operate relay on DoorKing Keypad?
If the request to exit input will not operate the relay on your DoorKing Keypad, check the wiring connected to terminals 1 and 12.
General| Category | Keypad |
|---|---|
| Model | 1506-080 |
| Number of Buttons | 12 |
| Backlighting | Yes |
| Weight | 1.5 lbs |
| Mounting | Surface mount |
| Operating Temperature | -40°F to 150°F |
Details the physical mounting options and dimensions for surface and flush mount keypads.
Explains proper wiring practices for power and control lines, including wire gauge and distance.
Provides a schematic illustrating the circuit board connections for various system components.
Identifies the function and purpose of each terminal on the main circuit board.
Wire diagrams for integrating the Model 1504 keypad with Aiphone intercom systems.
Instructions for wiring a secondary keypad, detailing cable type and maximum length.
Guides users on setting, managing, and protecting the master code for programming access.
Configuration of the duration relays activate, allowing individual strike time settings.
Sets the number of invalid entry attempts before the system lockout feature is activated.
Step-by-step guide to adding new four-digit user entry codes to the system.
Instructions for selectively removing specific four-digit entry codes from memory.
Procedure for clearing all previously programmed four-digit entry codes from the system.
Sets a numerical threshold to determine which relay four-digit codes activate.
Procedure for adding new five-digit user entry codes to the system.
Instructions for selectively removing specific five-digit entry codes from memory.
Procedure for clearing all previously programmed five-digit entry codes from the system.
Sets a numerical threshold to determine which relay five-digit codes activate.
Configures four-digit codes to latch relays ON indefinitely, requiring specific codes to unlatch.
Sets entry code ranges denied access when Time Zone 1 input is activated.
Sets entry code ranges denied access when Time Zone 2 input is activated.
Explains how to use four-digit codes, including relay activation and time zone/divide number effects.
Explains how to use five-digit codes, including relay activation and divide number effects.
Details the operation of the Request to Exit input and its impact on Relay 1.
Describes the function of the Door Open input and how it affects activated relays.
Explains how four-digit codes can latch relays and the process for deactivating latched relays.
Details how time zone settings restrict access for four-digit entry codes based on boundaries.
Lists common system symptoms and provides potential solutions for troubleshooting.
Provides tables for recording system programming data such as master and entry codes.
