GLOSSARY
BANNER – Up to 16 characters. A message or name that can be displayed on the keypad on the main screen.
DISABLE CODE – Restricts all access. Used for holidays, vacations, lockdowns…etc. When this code is entered,
all entry codes become temporarily disabled. All entry codes become active again when either the disable
code is re-entered or the master code is entered.
DISPLAY SETTINGS – Display contrast & banner message
ENTENTRY CODE – Length can be from 3 digits up to 8 characters. An entry code allows access to a restricted area.
EVENT LOG – Lets you scroll through the last 5,112 events that occurred on the keypad. This includes power losses,
master codes, entry codes & invalid codes due to time or day restrictions.
FACTORY RESET – Resets the keypad back to the factory default. All codes, events & timers will be erased.
Master code, Time zone defaults, entry code defaults, display settings & system settings will reset.
LLATCH/HOLD OPEN CODE - In option 08, set the relay to 99 seconds. This code will latch or hold open the gate
until this code or any other latch code for the same relay is entered again.
LCD CONTRAST – Brightness of the display screen (LCD).
LOCKOUT MODE/TIME – Default: 3 minutes. If the amount of invalid codes entered exceeds the maximum retries
then the keypad will go into lockout mode. In lockout mode, NO entry codes will be accepted for a designated
amount of time. Only the master code can override the lockout mode.
MASTER CODE – Default: 1 2 3 1 2 3. This code puts you into program mode. (see master code reset button)
MASTER CODE RESET BUTMASTER CODE RESET BUTTON – Located on the keypad’s circuit board. To reset the master code, press and hold
this button for approximately 5 seconds. After approx. 5 seconds the keypad will beep quickly 3 times. Now
release the button and the master code will be reset.
MAX RETRIES – Default: 3 tries. The maximum amount of invalid entry codes that may be entered before the
keypad goes into lockout mode.
NAME – Maximum length is 12 characters. With every code, a name can be assigned to help identify who the
code belongs to. This can be a person’s name, unit number, job title…etc.
NUMERIC/ALPHNUMERIC/ALPHA CODES
1 - 1 , . : - + 4 - G H I g h i 4 7 - P Q R S p q r s 7 0 - Space
2 - A B C a b c 2 5 - J K L j k l 5 8 - T U V t u v 8 * - Backspace
3 - D E F d e f 3 6 - M N O m n o 6 9 - W X Y Z w x y z 9 # - Enter
PROGRAMMING MODE – 18 different options.
00 – Exit Setup Menu 07 – Time Zone Defaults 14 – System Settings
01 – Set Date & Time 08 – Entry Code Setup 15 – Review All Codes
02 – Add Entry Code 09 – Entry Code Defaults 16 – Review Event Log
03 – Erase Entry Code 10 – Req. 2 Exit 17 – Erase All Events
04 – Set Disable Code 11 – 7-Day Timer A 18 – Factory Reset
05 – Set Master Code 12 – 7-Day Timer B
06 – Time Zone Setup 13 – Display Settings
REQUEST REQUEST TO EXIT – Allows the user to connect a pushbutton that will latch a relay for a specified amount of
time. This is primarily used on a pedestrian door when a locking device needs to be electrically released
when a person leaves the property.
SCROLLING MENU
# Up 1 * Down 1
9 Up 10 7 Down 10
6 Up 100 4 Down 100
3 Up 1000 1 Down 1000
8 Name or Month, Day & Time 0 Exit
SYSTEM SETTINGS - Maximum retries & Lockout time
7-DAY TIMER A – Latches the relay/s during a specified time period on specific days.
7-DAY TIMER B – Allows you a second time for the 7-day timer.
TIME – When setting the clock, this is the present time (HH:MM). When setting Time Zone, Time Zone Default
or 7-Day Timer, this is the desired start time and end time. (HH:MM).
TIME ZONETIME ZONE – The time when a code is valid. The parameters are determined by entering a start time, end time,
and days of the week.
TIME ZONE DEFS – The factory default is 7 days a week/24 hours a day. Time zone defaults are changed when
entering several codes at a time; this will setup what the default time zone will be for these codes.
USAGE LIFE – Default: 0 (forever). The usage life determines how many times a code can be used before it
automatically deletes itself and becomes invalid.
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