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Figure 3:

Programming the SK-983A Keypad

Figure 1:

Visible and Audible Indicators

The built-in buzzer and the amber LED generate tones and

signals to indicate programming status as shown in Figure 1.

PROGRAMMING THE RELAPROGRAMMING THE RELA

PROGRAMMING THE RELA

The 5A relay can be programmed for N.O. operation via the

on-board wire jumper. See figure 2.

PCB

WIREWIRE

WIRE

MALEMALE

MALE

POSTPOST

POST

FEMALEFEMALE

FEMALE

SOCKETSOCKET

SOCKET

.O.O

.C..C.

.C.

SOLDERSOLDER

SOLDER

Figure 2:

Programming

for N.O. or

N.C. output

PROGRAMMING THE KEYPPROGRAMMING THE KEYP

PROGRAMMING THE KEYP

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To program the SK-983A, you will first need to decide the following information:

- The Master Code and/or the User Code.

- Relay configuration — momentary or shunt, and relay momentary output time (1 to 999 seconds) in momentary mode.

- Whether or not Quick Code is to be used.

- Result of improper code entry after 10 successive tries (30-second code lockout, Duress output, or neither).

Now you can program the keypad as shown in Figure 3.

CTCT

OROR

SET DSET D

SET D

A -- IMPORTA -- IMPORT

A -- IMPORT

ANT NOANT NO

ANT NO

TETE

For convenience in first-time programming, the SK-983A comes preprogrammed with the Master Code 0000. Additional

codes and or data should be programmed at the owner’s discretion. However, to ensure security, the owner should program

a personal Master Code to replace the factory-set Master Code.

PROGRAMMING THE KEYPPROGRAMMING THE KEYP

PROGRAMMING THE KEYP

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In this example, the following data will be stored in the keypad:

- Change the factory Master Code 0000 to a personal Master Code 3289.

- Set the User Code to 8321

- Set the relay output to momentary mode, 5 seconds.

- Set the keypad to lock 30 seconds after 10 consecutive incorrect code inputs.

Programming — Enter the data as follows:

0000* Enter the programming mode using the factory-set Master Code.

03289# 3289 has been stored as the new personal Master Code.

18321# 8321 has been stored as the new User Code.

405# The relay output has been set to momentary mode with 5-second output.

70# The keypad has been set to lockout code entry for 30 seconds following 10 consecutive incorrect code

entries.

* Exit programming mode, with all desired data stored.

Note: If you make a mistake, press the “#” to cancel, or wait 10 seconds, then re-enter.

USING THE KEYPUSING THE KEYP

USING THE KEYP

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The following examples use the sample data programmed above.

Example 1 — Activate the 5A relay with the User Code.

To activate the relay output (for instance, to energize the electric door striker), enter the User Code followed by the “#” key.

8321# The relay output will be active for 5 seconds.

Example 2 — Activate the 5A relay with the Master Code.

Under normal circumstances, the User Code is used to activate the relay. However, if several keypads are programmed with

the same personal Master Code but different User Codes, the relay can be activated by typing in the Master Code followed by “#1.”

3289#1 Relay output will be activated for 5 seconds.

Example 3 — Duress Code.

If a user is being forced by a thief to use the keypad to open a door, he/she can use the Duress Code. This allows a user under

duress to activate the 5A relay and trigger an alarm at the same time. The keypad determines it automatically by adding 2

to the first digit of the User Code. (Example: If the User Code is “1234,” then the Duress Code is “3234.” If the User Code is

“8321,” then the Duress Code is “0321.”) To activate the Duress Output, enter the Duress Code followed by the “#” key.

0321# The relay output will be active for 5 seconds, and a Duress signal is sent to an alarm control device.

Example 4 — Using the Quick Code

The Quick Code, if programmed, allows the keypad to latch the relay ON by keying the first 2 digits of the User Code. To turn

the relay OFF, key in the entire User or Master Code. This is useful when, for instance, the relay needs to be ON during the

day to allow unrestricted access to the protected premises, but OFF during the evening to restrict access. In this example, the

supervisor uses the Quick Code to latch the relay ON in the morning, and the User Code to shut it off in the evening.

Amber Buzzer STATUS

LED output tones

ON none In programming

mode

1 flash 1 beep Successful key

entry

2 flashes 2 beeps Successful code

entry

5 flashes 5 beeps Unsuccessful

code entry

Continuous Continuous DAP jumper not

flash beeps replaced

1 flash every none Standby mode

2 seconds

Access Keys Entry Validation Comments

First-time use

Set the Personal Master Code

-- Master Code (factory * Enter the programming mode by keying in

pre-set at 0000) the Master Code

Programming

Changing Master and User Codes

0 From 1 to 8 digits # Sets the 1 to 8 digit personal Master Code

1 From 1 to 8 digits # Sets the 1 to 8 digit User Code

Programming

Configuration of relay output

40 Relay activate time Relay has momentary output of 1 to 999 (from

to 999 seconds) # 1 seconds each time the User Code is inputted

41 -- # Relay latches ON or OFF each time the User

Code is inputted

42 -- # Relay latches ON each time the Quick Code is

inputted

Programming

Personal safety

70 -- # After 10 successive incorrect code attempts,

keypad locks out code for 30 seconds

71 -- # After 10 successive incorrect code attempts,

keypad outputs Duress signal

72 -- # Neither of the above

Exit programming mode

-- -- * Exits programming mode, returns to normal

operation

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Brand	ENFORCER
Model	SK-983A100
Category	Keypad
Language	English

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