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Important: The Mini-Key comes preprogrammed with factory settings. When the system is first
installed, you do not need to program each feature. Review the system's factory settings before
programming (see page 8). You may want different settings than those already defined.
Programming Basics
All programming occurs with the system's main keypad including sites that utilize the remote (second) keypad.
S
R
P
TEPS
EQUIRED TO
Each programming command consists of the following:
1-digit Programming Step Number
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One or more Data Fields
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Pound Key (#) to Save Data
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Example:
Programming Step Number:
1.
"3" to Set the Maximum Number of Keypad Errors (Strikes and Out).
Data Field:
2.
The new number of maximum keypad errors will be "4".
Pound Key:
The last pound key (#) saves the data.
3.
W
E
HEN YOU MAKE AN
RROR
If you realize in the middle of an entry that you are making a mistake, press
S
F
YSTEM
EEDBACK
The Mini-Key provides audio feedback through a series of beeps as you program. These are described below:
FEEDBACK
One (1) Short Beep
Two (2) Short Beeps
One (1) Long Beep
Two (2) Long Beeps
Three (3) Long Beeps
Four (4) Long Beeps
Five (5) Short Beeps
Ten (10) Short Beeps
Programming Overview
M
-K
ROGRAM THE
INI
EY
D
P
URING
ROGRAMMING
DESCRIPTION
Key was pressed.
Programming step was valid.
Input was not valid.
Duplicate entry code was entered or code not available to delete. Also
used in normal operation to indicate invalid entry due to timezone
restrictions.
Memory is full.
Unit has reset or is powering up.
Exited the programming mode.
Entry code is accepted and access is granted.
Doc 6001050, Rev E
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Programming Overview
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