Operating Principle - AJAX KeyPad User Manual

Operating Principle

KeyPad is a touch keypad for managing the Ajax security system. It controls the
security modes of the entire object or individual groups and allows activating
the Night mode. The keyboard supports the "silent alarm" function — the user
informs the security company about being forced to disarm the security system,
and is not exposed by the siren sounds or Ajax apps.
You can control the security modes with KeyPad using codes. Before entering
the code, you should activate ("wake up") the keypad by touching it. When it is
activated, the button backlight is enabled, and the keypad beeps.
KeyPad supports code types as follows:
Keypad password — set up for the keypad. When used, all events are
delivered to Ajax apps on behalf of the keypad.
Personal password — set up for users connected to the hub. When used, all
events are delivered to Ajax apps on behalf of the user.
Keypad Access code — set up for people who are not registered in the
system. When used, events are delivered to Ajax apps with a name
associated with this code.
The number of personal passwords and access codes depends on the hub model.
The brightness of the backlight and the volume of the keypad are adjusted in its
settings. With the batteries discharged, the backlight turns on at the minimum
level regardless of the settings.
If you do not touch the keypad for 4 seconds, KeyPad reduces the brightness of
the backlight, and 8 seconds later goes into power-saving mode and turns off
the display. As the keypad goes into power saving mode, it resets the
commands entered!
KeyPad supports 4 to 6 digit codes. Entering the code should be con rmed by
pressing one of the buttons:
characters typed by mistake are reset with button
(arm), (disarm) (Night mode). Any
("Reset").