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  • Page 1 100 CODE MEMOKEY cityline skyline USER& INSTALLER’S MANUAL ENGLISH...
  • Page 2 Technical publication of an informative nature published by FERMAX ELECTRONICA S.A.U. As part of its policy of constant improvement, FERMAX ELECTRONICA S.A.U. reserves the right to modify the content of this document and the characteristics of the products referred to in it at any time and without prior notice.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Memokey Memokey PROGRAMMING MANUAL INDEX Introduction ............... 4 Function Programming and Confi guration .... 6 Changing the Master Code........9 Establishing the User Code Length ......10 Full Reset of All Codes ..........12 Restoring Factory Settings ........13 Adding or Editing User Codes ........14 Deleting User Codes ..........16 Allowing User Codes to be Changed ......17...

  • Page 4: Programming Manual

    Memokey Memokey PROGRAMMING MANUAL Introduction The Memokey’s 100 codes are designed for keypad based access control, where we want each system user to have their own access code. System Features: - The Memokey has capacity for 100 different codes of variable length (between 4 and 6 digits).
  • Page 5 Memokey Memokey The following sections in the Manual explain in detail the confi guration and management of each of the system functions. Acoustic Tones and Signal Leds. The Memokey has a series of acoustic tones and leds which advise as to the system’s current status: Acoustic Tones: Each time an access code, programming code or confi...

  • Page 6: Function Programming And Confi Guration

    Memokey Memokey Signal Leds: Has two leds, one red and one green. RED - DEFINITION GREEN No Power Normal mode (awaiting access code entry, programming...). Device Powered Opening Door Quick Flashes: Programming Mode Slow Flashes: Awaiting the new value for the selected function ( Led on Led off...
  • Page 7 Memokey Memokey beep 1) To enter programming mode (having (x3) : been in normal mode), enter the Master Code (1480 by default). The system emits “3 beeps” to advise Enter 1480 we are in programming mode, and the green led fl ashes in quick sequence. To confi...
  • Page 8 Memokey Memokey NOTES: Default Master Code: - 4 digit length: 1480 - 5 digit length: 14803 - 6 digit length: 148036 If for any reason we need to reset the master code, having forgotten the previous one (refer to the corresponding chapter: “Restoring Factory Settings”), this will be the master code established for this operation.

  • Page 9: Changing The Master Code

    Memokey Memokey Changing the Master Code (A0) The Master code is necessary to enter programming mode. The equipment is programmed with a default Master code in factory (1480 by default). The procedure to change it is the following: 1 Enter programming Code Master mode: (1480)

  • Page 10: Establishing The User Code Length

    Memokey Memokey Establishing the User and Master Code Length (A4) Initially the user codes are 4 digits in length, including the MASTER code. If you require greater security you can change the length to 5 or 6 digits. 1 Enter programming Code Master mode: (1480)
  • Page 11 Memokey Memokey If once the user codes have been programmed their length is changed to include a fewer number of digits, the existent codes will have the last digits removed to bring them in line with the new length. e.g. User Code: - 6 digits: 123456 =>...

  • Page 12: Full Reset Of All Codes

    Memokey Memokey Default Master Code: - 4 digit length: 1480 - 5 digit length: 14803 - 6 digit length: 148036 Default Free Access (trade) Code : - 4 digit length: 1593 - 5 digit length: 15935 - 6 digit length: 159357 If for any reason we need to reset any of these codes, having forgotten the previous one (refer to the corresponding chapter: “Restoring Factory Settings”), these are the codes that will be...

  • Page 13: Restoring Factory Settings

    Memokey Memokey 1 Enter programming Code Master mode (1480) Bip (3 x) 2 Enter the relevant option: Bip (3 x) 3 Re-enter the master code (set by default as 1480) to confirm 1480 Bip (3 x) all codes have been deleted.

  • Page 14: Adding Or Editing User Codes

    Memokey Memokey 1. Disconnect the system’s power supply. 2. Short-circuit the “S2” and ground. If the system is equipped with a PI exit button, just press and hold it down (refer to the installation diagram). 3. Reconnect the system’s power supply and remove the short-circuit (or release the exit button) within 5 seconds.
  • Page 15 Memokey Memokey 1 Enter programming Code Master mode: (1480) Bip (3 x) 2 Enter the position in the access code’s 00...99 Bip (3 x) memory: 3 Re-enter the new ac- cess code: New Access (The code length must Code Bip (3 x) coincide with that esta- blished on the system).

  • Page 16: Deleting User Codes

    Memokey Memokey NOTES: If the position to be recorded is already in use, the new code will replace the old one. If the code entered already exists you cannot record and an error message will sound. It is very important that a list is prepared of the codes, their positions and actions.

  • Page 17: Allowing User Codes To Be Changed

    Memokey Memokey NOTES: It is only possible to delete a code if the associated position is known, based on which we reiterate the importance of keeping a list with the position data, codes and actions programmed on the system. Deleting a code is irreversible, such that once a code has been deleted it cannot be recovered.

  • Page 18: Changing The Free Access Code

    Memokey Memokey Changing the Free Access Code (A1) There is a special “free access” code (initially this code is: “1593”) which allows free access via an additional button. It has an associated default relay which activates the lock- release. This function is especially useful when you want to offer free access to an area to be controlled.
  • Page 19 Memokey Memokey 4 Enter the associated action: 1:The door will open. (Relay 1). 2:The auxiliary device 1, 2 or 3 will be activated (if Bip (3 x) exists). (Relay 2). 3: The door will open and the auxiliary de- vice will be activated simultaneously.

  • Page 20: Activating/Deactivating The Free Access Button

    Memokey Memokey Activate/Deactivate the Free Access Button Entering the “free access” code, (by default 1593), the button remains enabled until this code is re-entered at which point it will be disabled. 1 Enter the “free ac- Free Access cess” code (1593 by Code (1593) Bip (3 x) default)

  • Page 21: Enabling/Disabling The Exit Buttons (Interior)

    Memokey Memokey Enabling/Disabling the Exit Buttons (A5 - A6) The system can be equipped with one or two buttons (P1 and P2) which are installed in the interior of the building and allow you to open the door (relay activation) from inside or activate an additional electronic device installed.

  • Page 22: Devices

    Memokey Memokey 3 Enter the associated action:. 0: Button Disabled. 1: Button Enabled. Action, the door will open. (Relay 1) 2: Button Enabled. Action, the auxiliary device will be 0, 1, 2 or 3 activated (if exists). (Relay (3 x) 3: Button Enabled.
  • Page 23 Memokey Memokey Enter programming Code Master mode: (1480) (3 x) 2 Enter the relevant option: A2 Relay 1 (lock-release) A3: Relay 2 (additional A2 or A3 electrical device activa- (3 x) tion) 3 Enter the new activation Bistable Mode code or select bistable 01..99: mode: (01 to 99 se-...

  • Page 24: Enabling The Auxiliary Output (Aux)

    Memokey Memokey Enabling the Auxiliary Output (all-purpose device) - AUX (A8) This equipment has a free contact auxiliary output which can be connected to a 12 Vdc device with a maximum current of 125 mA to carry out various functions. Where the equipment to be connected does not adjust to these specifi...
  • Page 25 Memokey Memokey 3 Select the option you require: 0: The all purpose output is not used (by default). The auxiliary output remains de- activated. 1: Each time a valid code is entered a 1 second pulse will be generated. 2: Every time Relay 1 is activated the all- purpose device will also activate, and will remain activated for 5 seconds longer than the associated device.

  • Page 26: Quick Programming Guide

    Memokey Memokey GUIDE RAPIDE DE PROGRAMMATION Function Function Description Code Activation and Assignment of Access Codes 00...99 (100 codes). Code Deactivation. Master Code Programming. Programming the Free Access (trades) Code. Programming the Relay Activation Time. (Relay 1) Programming the Auxiliary Device Time. (Relay 2) Changing the code length from 4 to 6 fi...
  • Page 27 Memokey Memokey Sequence of codes to be entered: Code Master (1480) Example 00...99 Access Code (4 to 6 Memory digits) + associated 1480 02 1144 1 Position action (1, 2 or 3). 00...99: Memory Posi- tion of the Code to be 1480 AA 02 Deleted .
  • Page 28 Memokey Memokey Sequence of codes to be entered: Code Master (1480) Example 0: Button Disabled. 1480 A5 0 1: Button Enabled. Lock Release. 1480 A5 1 (Relay 1) 2: Button Enabled. Activate auxi- 1480 A5 2 liary devices. (Relay 2) 3: Button Enabled.

  • Page 29: Technical Features

    Memokey Memokey TECHNICAL FEATURES Power Supply: 12 Vdc/Vac. Operating Temperature: -20º to 55º C. Capacity: 100 Access Codes Non-Volatile Memory. Consumption: * On standby: 40 mA * With the lock-release relay active: 110 mA Panel Connectors: +, -: 12 Vdc Power Supply. C1, R1: relay output 1 (potential free) - C1: relay 1 common wire (lock-release).

  • Page 30: Wiring Diagram

    Memokey Memokey CABLING DIAGRAM MÓDULO MEMOKEY MEMOKEY MODULE MODULE MEMOKEY MEMOKEYMODUL ALL-PURPOSE DEVICE AUXI- LIARY OUTPUT C1 R1S1 S2 C2R2 A TRADE LOCK-RELEASES POWER SUPPLY 12 Vac / 12 Vdc 12 Vac /12 Vdc Memokey Connections: PI1-Output Button (S1,-): Button to open the door from inside. PI2-Exit Button (S2,-): Auxiliary Electronic Device Activation Button.

  • Page 31: User Manual

    Memokey Memokey USER MANUAL Introduction This equipment includes a keypad which allows the door be opened in addition to the activation of an auxiliary electronic device on entering a personalised code. It is possible to programme up to 100 different personalised codes.

  • Page 32: Keypad Operation

    Memokey Memokey Keypad Operation • Code: Code to be entered using the keypad to activate the lock-release. • Emergencies: Opens the door and generates an alarm tone (where this option has been confi gured). • Free Access: Entering this code the door will remain open until the free access code is re-entered.
  • Page 33 Memokey Memokey User:_ _________________________________________________ Code: _____________ Emergencies (*): ‘A’ + CODE Free Access (*): _____________ ‘AB’ + CODE to be Change Code (*): changed + NEW (*) This option should be enabled. Contact the system administrator. Cut out and deliver a copy of this section to each of the users.
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