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The control unit logs the use of quick-set keys under a quick-set user identity (see
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Loudspeaker volume
This option is available for the KEY-FKPZ. Use this option to change the volume of chime,
entry, exit, alert, confirmation and other tones from a loudspeaker connected to the
keypad. You can separately adjust the volume of each type of tone. This volume control
does NOT change the volume of alarm tones, which are always sounded at full volume.
Buzzer volume
This option is available for the KEY-FKPZ. The option sets the volume of all tones at the
keypad that originate from the control unit (such as entry/exit tones).
Use this option to change the volume at the keypad of chime, entry, exit, alert,
confirmation and other tones that originate from the control unit. You can separately adjust
the volume of each type of tone. This volume control does NOT change the volume of
alarm tones, which are always sounded at full volume.
Note: The KEY-FKPZ has a local option for setting the volume of tones that originate from
the keypad (such as key and proximity reader beeps, and address request tones) – please
refer to the KEY-FKPZ Installation Instructions.
Backlight
This option is available for the KEY-FKPZ and KEY-KPZ01. You can use this option to
control the backlight.
Mode
This controls whether the backlight is on or off. This can be set to:
Timed – The backlight is normally off, but glows when a user presses a key or
presents a proximity tag. The backlight stays on for eight seconds after the last
keypress or proximity tag use. The backlight also comes on during the entry/exit
time and when the system is in alarm.
On – The backlight is permanently on.
Off – The backlight is permanently off.
Note: The Mode option has no effect if you have set backlight behaviour locally at
the keypad. Please refer to the keypad's installation instructions.
Brightness
This controls the brightness of the backlight. The option has no effect if you have set
brightness locally at the keypad.
Internal Prox
This option appears for keypads that have an internal proximity reader.
Use this option to enable or disable the internal proximity reader.
External Prox
This option appears for keypads that provide connections for an external proximity reader.
Use this option to enable or disable the external proximity reader.
You also need to configure System Options – User Options – User Access – Terminated
Set (see page 49) if you are using an external proximity reader.
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