Paxton Access 162739 OEM Plastic Reader Keypad / Mace Security Standalone Plastic Reader & Keypad User Manual INSTRUCTION OEM plastic reader keypad

Paxton Access Ltd OEM Plastic Reader Keypad / Mace Security Standalone Plastic Reader & Keypad INSTRUCTION OEM plastic reader keypad

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Paxton User Manual

Page 1Ins-30012-US OEM plastic reader keypadSuitabilityFittingExit button(push to make)0V9-15V DC12V DC release current rating must be less than 1A. *(fuse rating 1A) * The diode current rating must be equal to or greater than the current in the release 09/23/2009Security sensitive doorsWet environments Mounted on metal surfaceReaders mounted togetherbetween readers12 inchesUser cards are NOT supplied with this unit. Please supply your own user cards.Grey Black White +12V DCTechnical SupportTechnical help is available: Monday - Friday from 12:00 AM - 5:00 PM (PST) Saturday from 1:00 AM - 5:00 AM (PST)1.800.672.PAXT support@paxton-access.comDocumentation on all Paxton Access products can be found on our web site - http://www.paxton-access.com/+-
Page 2FCC ComplianceThis device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Changes or modications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.Please read the following notes before installingElectrical shock from voltages used in this system can cause injury or death. Prior to making any electrical connections, or performing maintenance and repair, ensure power is removed. Mains electrical connections should be made only by qualied personel in accordance with local regulation. Safety goggles should be worn while using power tools.Step 1: Carefully mark out the mounting holes for the keypad and the hole of the cable feed.Step 2: Drill the marked holes for the mounting points and the cable feed. When drilling the holes, ensure that you are aware of any hidden cables or pipes. Once the holes have been drilled, t the supplied wall plugs and feed the cable through the cable feed hole before securing the reader to the wall using the screws supplied.Step 3: Fit the keypad to the mounting plate and secure using the screw provided.Fitting the keypad
Page 3The factory User Code is now set to 7890Enter 6 digitMaster CodeEnter 6 digitMaster Code* * * #PressPress Press PressSetting The Master CodeThe first time the keypad is turned on the RED and GREEN LEDs flash alternately.This indicates a 6 digit Master Code must now be entered. »The Master Code allows access to the Programming Menu.To set the Master Code, do the following:seeseefor programming optionsfor adding proximity tokensto exit programming modeNOTEThe Master Code must not contain a User Code (for example 123456 as a Master Code and 2345 as a User Code would cause the door to open before the Master Code had been entered.Enter code4-8 digitsre-entercode* *#Press PressPressChanging the entry codeto exit programming modeEnter 6 digit Master CodeThe RED and GREEN LEDs flash simultaneously indicating reader is in Programming ModePress and hold for 3 seconds8 123= Normal= Master= Delete }Enter 2 digits from 01 to 60 (default door open time is 07 seconds #PressChanging the door open timeto exit programming modeEnter 6 digit Master CodeThe RED and GREEN LEDs flash simultaneously indicating reader is in Programming ModePress and hold for 3 seconds5#PressChanging the lock typeto exit programming modeEnter 6 digit Master CodeThe RED and GREEN LEDs flash simultaneously indicating reader is in Programming ModePress and hold for 3 seconds1*#= Fail open= Fail locked{press }= default
Page 4#PressChanging the keypad backlightto exit programming modeEnter 6 digit Master CodeThe RED and GREEN LEDs flash simultaneously indicating reader is in Programming ModePress and hold for 3 seconds *#= On= Off{press }= default0#PressSetting multiple entry codes(maximum = 120)to exit programming modeEnter 6 digit Master CodeThe RED and GREEN LEDs flash simultaneously indicating reader is in Programming ModePress and hold for 3 seconds *#= On= Off{press }= default2When in Multi User Code mode the (star) key must be pressed after the code is entered for the door to release.#PressSetting the keypad sounderto exit programming modeEnter 6 digit Master CodeThe RED and GREEN LEDs flash simultaneously indicating reader is in Programming ModePress and hold for 3 seconds *#= Off= On{press }= default3Setting the exit button modeEnter 6 digit Master CodeThe RED and GREEN LEDs flash simultaneously indicating reader is in Programming ModePress and hold for 3 seconds= default723= Normal (press once to open door)= Toggle (press once to open, press again to close)= Disabled (exit button does not open the door)#Pressto exit programming mode}1
Page 5Remove power to the keypadResetting the keypad(INCLUDING the Master code)Press and holdHold for 3 secondsonce power is applied2Re-apply power,still holding 2Once reset, the keypad will need a new Master code set, as per theprogramming section2Enter new6 digit Master codeRe-enter new 6 digit Master code* *Press PressChanging the Master codeEnter 6 digit Master CodeThe RED and GREEN LEDs flash simultaneously indicating reader is in Programming ModePress and hold for 3 seconds6#Pressto exit programming modeEnterMaster codePressResetting the keypad(EXCEPT the master code)Enter 6 digit Master CodeThe RED and GREEN LEDs flash simultaneously indicating reader is in Programming ModePress and hold for 3 seconds#Pressto exit programming mode9Press and hold for 3 seconds9#Once completed, all settings except the Master code will be restored to their default settingPresentproximity tokento the keypadCreating a master tokenEnter 6 digit Master CodeThe RED and GREEN LEDs flash simultaneously indicating reader is in Programming ModePress and holdfor 3 seconds*1*1*4#PressexitsprogrammingmodePressPressPressPressPressThe first token must be registered as a Master token.This will be required for the addition of other proximity tokens and also the proximity programming functions.#PressSetting the keypad for additional securityto exit programming modeEnter 6 digit Master CodeThe RED and GREEN LEDs flash simultaneously indicating reader is in Programming ModePress and hold for 3 seconds *#= On= Off{press }= default4When enabled, the keypad will deactivate for 60 seconds if there are 20 consecutive incorrect numbers entered
Page 6Adding proximity tokens Present the Master Token The RED and GREEN LEDs flash simultaneously indicating reader is in Programming Mode Up to 2000 proximity tokens can be added to the keypad. Each token is allocated to a memory slot on the keypad.A note will need to be made of the memory slot a token is allocated to, a handy table is included in these instructionsfor this purpose. To add a proximity token to the reader do the following:Pressto exitprogrammingmodePress PressRe-entermemoryslot number Present proximity token to the keypad Entermemoryslot number Press1or2or3Adding proximity plus PIN tokensFor additional security, you may wish a user to enter a PIN (personal identification number) as well as present a proximity token, in order to open the door. To configure a token to require PIN entry as well, do the following:Present the Master TokenThe RED and GREEN LEDs flash simultaneously indicating reader is in Programming ModePressto exit programming modePress PressRe-entermemory slot numberPress PressRe-enterPINPresent proximitytoken tothe keypadEntermemory slot numberEnter PINPressororBarring proximity tokensIf a proximity token has been lost, or you no longer wish the user to gain entry, the proximity token can easily be removed from the system. To remove a user token, do the following:Present the Master TokenThe RED and GREEN LEDs flash simultaneously indicating reader is in Programming ModePressto exit programming modePress Press PressRe-entermemory slot numberEntermemory slot number 
Page 71 2,0004 digits 8 digits4 digits1 sec 60 sec 9V DC 15V DC30 mA1 A-20°C (-4°F) 55°C (131°F)IP672 3/4 inch 4 1/2 inch 1 1/4 inchVoltageSpecificationsOperating temperatureElectricalEnvironment DimensionsMin MaxWidth Height DepthCurrentOutdoor Use FeaturesDoor open timeSilent operationCan be used with fail OPEN locksCan be used with fail CLOSED locksExit button input WaterproofNumber of UsersSwitchable currentMinMinMaxMaxYesYesYesYesHere is the list of topics about this product that receive the most technical support inquiries. We list them here to help you speed up the installation and trouble shooting process.Technical Help1. I have connected the keypad correctly. Why doesn’t it open when I enter my code?Q- Check that there is power to the keypad by setting the keypad backlight to ON, and listening for keypad beeps.Q If not, check the power supply.Q- Check that the green light ashes when the correct code is entered. If not, the code has not been enteredQ correctly, or may have been incorrectly programmed initially.Q- Check that the lock is capable of operating with a 12V DC power supply.Q- Check the connections.2. When I enter my code, I hear a click and the unit resets. Why does the release not unlock?QThis can be caused by incorrect wiring of the output wires or the diode. If a DC lock is used, check that a diodeQis connected across the lock so that the band is nearest the +V connection. This fault may blow a fuse in theQpower supply - check for above before replacing the fuse.3. The door is always unlocked. Why, and how do I get it to lock again?QIf the green light on the keypad is on constantly, check the type of lock that is tted. If it is a fail open type,Qit requires power to be applied to its terminals to keep it locked. A fail locked type (more common) requires powerQonly when it is to be kept open. Refer to the programming instructions to set the keypad for the correct lock type.QIf this is set correctly, check all wiring for shorts or bad connections. Check that a diode is tted to the DC lockQand is connected correctly. If not, the keypad may be damaged and will have to be replaced. Damaged relayQcontacts are not covered by product warranty.QIf the green light on the keypad is ashing, switch off the power. Wait for 10 seconds and switch the powerQon again. If the door is locked and the green light is on constantly again, it is likely that the user code is set toQoperate in toggle mode. If you do not want toggle codes, reset the keypad and enter new codes accordingly.QIf on re-applying power, the keypad’s green light is still ashing, and the door is still open, check the exit buttonQ(grey) wires. These could be connected to an exit button of the incorrect type, or shorted by faulty wiring, or theQexit button operation could be set incorrectly. Rectify and re-test. Code lengthPIN lengthCable lengthBacklight Yes3 yards
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