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User number two will toggle the global enable/disable
function when prefixed by two or more pound ('#')
keys. This allows lockout of all other codes (user two
will still be able to operate the keypad normally, even
when the global lockout is engaged). Therefore, user
number two should be reserved for use by a
manager. When entered without the prefixed '#'s, the
code of user number 2 operates the keypad in the
same way as the other users do.
When using the keypad with variable-length user
codes, it is necessary for the user to press the star (*)
key after the User Code has been entered. This
indicates the end of the code, and causes the keypad
to attempt to validate the entered code. If the number
entered is valid, the keypad will perform the
programmed function (e.g., activate the relay).
For example, to operate the keypad using the user
code 1234 (which must be entered as a user code in
programming mode first), enter 1234*. While the door
is unlocked, or whatever job your unit is to perform,
the green LED will blink at a slow rate. Note that the
star key can be substituted with another digit of your
choice. (See 0# Set Enter Key at right)
Understanding the LEDs
The three Light Emitting Diodes (LED's) above the
keypad provide information on the status of the unit.
NOTE: A 'slow' flash is once every two seconds and
a 'fast' flash is once every second.
o GREEN LED:
'ON' Solid:
No errors, output is active.
'FAST FLASHING': Keypad is in programming
mode.
o RED LED:
'ON' Solid: Error condition.
See chart at end of this manual.
o YELLOW LED:
For ADA requirements, both a visual and audible
key-press indicator (blinks on each key-press).
This
can
be
enabled
programming. See the [*6] 0 # programming
option for more details.
Using with TX-99 Transmitter
Another unique feature of our CM-120 keypad is the
ability to plug in our TX-99 transmitter to send the
signal wirelessly to our RX-91 or RX-92 receiver (the
keypad still requires 12 or 24V AC/DC power to
operate however). The RF transmit function even
works in "Split Output Mode". See wiring diagram #3
Page 11 for the RF mounting location.
or
disabled
during
SET-UP INSTRUCTIONS:
Note:
1. Keep careful track of User Codes and to whom
they are assigned, assigned outputs, etc. as you
program them, and keep the list in a safe place.
2. Press the buttons firmly.
3. Whenever the * and any other character are
included in brackets [*x], press the * first and,
while holding the * down, press the other key.
Release both keys together.
[*1] Enter Program Mode (First Step)
Press * and 1 at the same time. Enter the Master
Code (1234 is the factory default), then *. The green
LED should now be rapidly flashing.
The keypad will remain in program mode until no
key is pressed for approximately 30 seconds. To
exit programming mode quickly, press the special
sequence – "* # *".
For example, [*1] 1 2 3 4 * will put the keypad in
program mode.
[*1] Administration Functions
1# Set Code Length
Default: 0 (variable code length)
When set to zero, user codes can vary from one to
eight characters, but must be terminated by pressing
the "enter key", which by default is '*'. When set non-
zero, all user codes must use the programmed
length, but will not require termination by the
programmed "enter key".
(User codes shorter than the maximum are still
allowed, but the user must terminate it with the
current "enter" key).
For example, [*1] 1 # 4 * will set all user codes to
a fixed 4-digit length.
0# Set Enter Key
Default: '*'
If the code length has been left at 0 (see above), then
use this feature to select the "enter" key used to
terminate user code entry. The default setting is '*',
but it can be changed to any key on the keypad
(select carefully).
For example, [*1] 0 # # * will change the user
code enter key to '#'.
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