HAI 69A00-1 Installation Instructions

4-button wireless keypad

Description:

The 69A00-1 4-Button Keypad is used to send up to 10 different wireless signals to the HAI 45A00-1 Wireless

Receiver to activate automation programs in the HAI controller. Each button, or combination of buttons, can

activate lighting, arm and disarm the security system, operate a garage door, set off a panic alarm, and many

other functions.

When you press a button on the Keypad, a transmission will be sent after a 3/10 second delay. If desired, you

can program the buttons to have a variety of delays to help avoid accidental transmission. When the signal is

transmitted, the LED will light for conformation that the transmission was sent.

Note: Button 4 is factory programmed to have a 2 second delay. You must press and hold Button 4 for 2

seconds before it will transmit.

You can also virtually eliminate false panic alarms by configuring the panic alarm to only activate when two

buttons are pressed simultaneously. This configuration is perfect for Police or Duress panic alarms. It helps

reduce false alarms by insuring a signal is sent only if two buttons are pressed simultaneously.

Document Number: 69I00-1

Installation Instructions

69A00-1

Table of Contents

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Page 1 Installation Instructions Description: The 69A00-1 4-Button Keypad is used to send up to 10 different wireless signals to the HAI 45A00-1 Wireless Receiver to activate automation programs in the HAI controller. Each button, or combination of buttons, can activate lighting, arm and disarm the security system, operate a garage door, set off a panic alarm, and many other functions.
Page 2 To enroll the 6 additional zones on the 69A00-1, follow the procedure as stated above, but use a combination of buttons. Refer to the Installation Instructions for the 45A00-1 Wireless Receiver for additional information.
Page 3 • LED indication: The red LED on the front visually confirms that the signal has been sent. • Tactile feedback: When any button on the 69A00-1 wireless Keypad is pressed a ‘click’ can be felt. This tactile feedback coupled with the visual LED gives absolute confirmation that the signal was sent.