EMX KPX-100 - User Manual

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EMX Industries, Inc. Tech support: 216-518-9889 1/9

Document No.10579100 Rev 2.5 technical@emxinc.com

KPX-100

™

Programmable Keypad

Instruction Manual

The KPX-100 is a dual relay output, programmable keypad. It features a durable metal housing

and metal backlit keys designed for high traffic areas and harsh environments.

Connect this keypad to door strike controls, security systems or automatic gate and door operators.

The KPX-100 easily mounts on gooseneck stands, posts or walls.

Power 12-24 VDC/AC

Standby Current 16 mA

Detection Current 78 mA

Environmental Rating IP66

Operating Temperature -4º to 158ºF (-20º to 70ºC) 5 to 95% relative humidity

Housing Material Powder coated steel with stainless steel faceplate

Dimensions (L x W x H)

6.14” (156

mm) x 4.1” (103

mm) x 2.76”

(50

mm)

Specifications

Status Tones Left LED Orange LED Right LED

Programming Mode --- --- Flashes ---

Successful Key Entry Relay 1

Determined by

code 81

--- 1 flash

Solid green

LED

Successful Key Entry Relay 2

Determined by

code 81

Solid red LED 1 flash ---

Unsuccessful Key Entry 5 beeps --- 3 flashes ---

Successful Code Entry 2 beeps --- 2 flashes ---

Unsuccessful Code Entry 5 beeps --- 5 flashes ---

DAP Jumper Not Replaced

Continuous

beeps

--- Flashes continuously ---

Standby Mode --- ---

1 flash every

2 seconds

---

Lock-Up Mode 5 beeps On

1 flash every

2 seconds

Solid red LED

Indicators

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Questions and Answers

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zachary06Jul 27, 2025
How to reset the programming key on my EMX Keypad if forgotten?
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  Danielle GoodJul 27, 2025
  If you've forgotten the programming key for your EMX Keypad, here's how to reset it: 1. First, disconnect the power supply to the keypad. 2. Move the DAP jumper from the OFF position to the ON position. 3. Reconnect the power supply. The keypad will start emitting a beeping sound. 4. Move the DAP jumper back to the OFF position. The beeping should stop. 5. The keypad is now in programming mode, and the programming key has been reset to 0000. Note that this procedure only affects the programming key; it does not erase any other stored data.