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Describes the tactile keypad with bright, easy-to-read yellow graphics and tactile click feel.
Details the Red/Green power/access and Yellow lockout indicators on the keypad.
Notes the presence of a keylock that secures the keypad to the mounting backplate.
Identifies the power/data terminals for connecting the keypad to the system.
Explains the rotary switch used to set the keypad's unique device address (1-6).
Notes the internal sounder that signals when a key is pressed.
Describes the incandescent panel lamp that lights the keypad for nighttime use.
Instructions to plan the locations for control and remote devices, including apartments and commercial installations.
Guidance on planning cable runs between control and remote devices.
Details mounting the backplate to a pedestal using security bolts and locknuts.
Instructions for wall mounting, suggesting concrete wedge anchors or molly anchors.
Each AM-KP keypad equals 9 load units, impacting cable length calculations.
Formulas for calculating maximum cable lengths based on cable type and load units.
Details the specific wiring connections between the AM/II control unit and the AM-KP keypad.
Instructions for disconnecting red wire for local 12 VDC power supply connection.
Instructions to use a screwdriver to set the device address switch to a unique number from 1 to 6.
Guides on how to hook the keypad onto the backplate.
Instructions on using the key to lock the keypad securely onto the backplate.
Instructs to program the AM/II to configure keypads and set entry codes.
Verifies that the red indicator light is lit upon initial testing.
Instructs to enter a valid code to test keypad functionality.
Confirms the red indicator turns green and the AM/II relay activates after valid code entry.
Notes that the yellow indicator lights when the keypad is locked out or busy.