User manual ACT ACT 10 DIGITAL KEYPAD

[. . . ] Exit Programming Mode On the digital keypad press button . The LED turns red and programming mode has been exited. The ACT 10 Digital Keypad is now ready for normal use. Note: The ACT 10 Digital Keypad may be returned to its factory default condition at any time by entering the programming mode and pressing the button three times. For Door 2 Operation 1. [. . . ] The red and green indicators are controlled by the door contact and the release button inputs inputs respectively, and the built in buzzer is controlled by the interlock input. When set, two or more keypads may be interlocked so that only one controlled door may be open at any one time. The interlock output is active whenever the relay is active or when the door contact is open. When the interlock input is active, the release button and all codes are inactive, the red indicator flashes. The interlock outputs and inputs of any number of keypads may be combined on a single wire. When set, all user codes, and the programming code, are six digits long. The default user one code becomes 123456 and the default programmer code becomes 999999. When set, two different codes must be entered within 15 seconds in order to open the door. The outputs activated are those which have been programmed for the first code to be entered. When set, the buzzer output is activated, if the door contact opens when a valid code has not been entered. The output is deactivated when a valid code is next entered. This is useful for monitoring fire doors etc. When set, the top five user codes (5-9) are inactive any time the interlock input is activated. This restricts access to certain codes under external control (i. e. an alarm system output or a time clock). When set, the keypad illumination is normally off, but will switch on in response to any key being pressed or while in programming mode. This option is overridden by option 32 (permanent backlighting). To prevent any illumination, unset options 32 and 42. When set, and the door contact has been open for longer than the time programmed into the door ajar timer, the built­in and external buzzers sound intermittently. The buzzers may be silenced by closing the door and entering a valid code. [. . . ] Note: The keypad will not operate correctly without LK1 in place. Figure 1: Typical ACT 10 Configuration Figure 1: Typical ACT 10 Configuration Power up without link if Programming Code has been lost Shows connection for normally DE-ENERGISED lock, (e. g. door-strike). Power up without link if Programming Code has been lost Shows connection for normallyPower Supply 12-24V ACDC DE-ENERGISED lock, (e. g. door-strike). 0V +V +V 12-24 AC/DC Door Release Button LK1 + - Power Supply 12-24V ACDC N/C C 0V 12-24 AC/DC Door Release Button LK1 OMR ON 5A 2 5 0A C V 5 A 3 0 V DC OMR ON N/O + 52 5 0 V A C A 5 3 0 V DC A - N/C 0V Interlock (PB2) OMR ON Push 2 5 0A C V 5A Button A 3 0 V DC 5 Door Contact INPUTS OMR ON Door Contact N/O Buzzer 52 5 0 V A C A OP3 5 3 0 V DC A Duress OP2 Interlock 0V C TAMPER Door Contact Tamper Contacts Volt - Free 0V 0V InterlockB a t c h : 2 0 x x - 1 (PB2) P r o d u c t : A C T 1 0 R e v 3 . 12345 Push OP3 Button Duress 0123456789 Door OP2 Contact Interlock RELAY OUTPUTS OUTPUTS DOOR 2 Important Always Place Varistor +V ! Across All Lock Terminals INPUTS Important Guest Buzzer Always Place Varistor 100mA max Output sink = Across All Lock Terminals +V ! N/O C N/C Batch: 20xx-1 TAMPER Product:ACT10 Rev3. 0 Serial No. [. . . ]