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CM-550SK-V2 WATERPROOF KEYPAD

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

3 1/8”

(79.50mm)

4 13/16”

(121.67mm)

3 1/8”

(79.50mm)

2 3/8”

(60.83mm)

1 1/16”

(26.42mm)

4 13/16”

(121.67mm)

3 5/8”

(91.71mm)

1 9/16”

(39.75mm)

1/2”

(13.46mm)

5/8”

(16.49mm)

Front View

Side View

Back View

4. INSTALLATION

1. Remove the back cover from the keypad using the supplied   
    special screw driver.

2. Drill 2 holes on the wall for the self tapping screws and 1 hole  
    for the cable.

3. Put the supplied rubber plugs into the two holes.

4. Fix the back cover firmly on the wall with 4 flat head screws.

5. Thread the cable through the cable hole.

6. Attach the keypad to the back cover.

5. WIRING

No.

Marks

Colour

Description

1

BELL_A

Pink

Doorbell button

2

BELL_B

Pink

Doorbell button

3

D0

Green

Wiegand output D0

4

D1

White

Wiegand output D1

5

ALARM

Gray

Alarm

6

OPEN

Yellow

Request to Open (BUZ)

7

D_IN

Brown

Door Contact (LED)

8

DC

Red

Power IN

9

GND

Black

Ground

10

NO

Blue

Relay NO

11

COM

Purple

Relay Com

12

NC

Orange

Relay NC

6. SOUND AND LIGHT INDICATION

Operation

LED Colour

Buzzer

Standby

Red Flash

Press Key

DI-

Read Card

Green

Di-

Door 1 Open

Green

Di-

Door 2 Open

Green Flash

Di-

Operation Successful

Green

Di-

Operation Failed

Di-Di-Di-

PIN inputting

Red

Pin Reading

Red

Under Menu

Red

Under Setting

Orange

Manager Card Enter

Orange

Di-Di-

Manager Card Exit

Red Flash

Di-

Alarm

Red Quick Flash

Alarm

Summary of Contents for CM-550SK-V2

Page 1: ... It is suitable for mounting either indoors or outdoors in harsh environments It is housed in a strong sturdy and vandal proof Zinc Alloy electroplated case The electronics are fully potted so the CM 550SK is waterproof and conforms to IP68 The CM 550SK supports up to 2000 users with a 4 6 digit PIN These features make CM 550SK an ideal choice for door access for commercial and industrial applicat...

Page 2: ...he cable hole 6 Attach the keypad to the back cover 5 WIRING No Marks Colour Description 1 BELL_A Pink Doorbell button 2 BELL_B Pink Doorbell button 3 D0 Green Wiegand output D0 4 D1 White Wiegand output D1 5 ALARM Gray Alarm 6 OPEN Yellow Request to Open BUZ 7 D_IN Brown Door Contact LED 8 DC Red Power IN 9 GND Black Ground 10 NO Blue Relay NO 11 COM Purple Relay Com 12 NC Orange Relay NC 6 SOUND...

Page 3: ...e 05 Anti duress PIN Anti duress PIN 07 0000 Delete All Users 51 Master open 7 2 User Setting Standby Master Code Menu Setting Remarks Functions Red Flash Red Red Orange Master Code 11 User ID number PIN Users can be added continuously without exiting programming mode To add PIN users 12 User ID Number Users can be added continuously without exiting programming mode To Delete Users 13 2 Default 2 ...

Page 4: ... Red Red Orange Master Code 41 0 Buzzer is turned off except while in programming mode 1 Default 1 Buzzer will sound during key presses 42 0 Disable keypad backlighting 1 Enable keypad backlighting 43 0 LED Light Disable while in stand by 1 Default 1 LED flashes while in stand by Notes 1 Master code must be 6 8 digits 2 Anti duress PIN must be 8 digits 3 User PIN is 4 6 digits 4 The user ID number...

Page 5: ...t while in programming mode Press master code factory default 999999 Press 51 Note The relay will operate for the relay on time 8 5 Users Setting Note ID number is 1 4 digits the range is 1 2000 1 01 001 0001 all these mean ID number 1 Use ID number and PIN to add user Press 11 ID number PIN ID number PIN Note The PIN is any 4 6 digits exept 1234 which is reserved 8 6 Set Door Relay Time Set door ...

Page 6: ...mal mode factory default Press 35 0 Lock out mode Press 35 1 Note If an invalid card or wrong PIN is input 10 times in 10 minutes user will be locked out for 10 minutes Alarm mode Press 35 2 Note If an invalid card or wrong PIN is input 10 times in 10 minutes external alarm and built in buzzer will sound 8 12 User Optional Setting Setting keypad tone OFF or ON Press 41 0 OFF Press 41 1 ON Default ...

Page 7: ... order User can modify the working mode when the device reset to factory default the setting is still valid 11 1 Wiegand Reader Mode In this mode the access control works as a reader connected with the common access controller It has the following function Modify master pin Set facility code Set the keypad transmission format Set optional setting Anti Tamper alarm When LED level is low indicator l...

Page 8: ...ngle door In this mode this unit install outside is for entering door external reader inside for exiting door the users can only enter door when read valid card on the machine and exit from the inside external reader If without the entering record Note this is only for card users of Zone 1 PIN users of Zone 1 an all users of Zone 1 are invalid GND 12V D1 D0 RF SIB External Reader 12V Power on the ...

Page 9: ...or diagram Mode Anti passback for single door diagram DC12V 3A Special power 1 NC COM NO PUSH GND 12V 12V NO1 COM1 NC1 Blue Purple Orange Relay for zone 1 Power on the lock keep unlocking Power off the lock keep unlocking special power with lock 1 diagram PUSH GND Connect with special power 1 Bell D0 D1 AC1 12V OPEN1 BZ D_IN1 LED GND ALARM1 NO1 COM1 NC1 BELL_A BELL_B Pink Pink Black Red White Gree...

Page 10: ...ON INSTRUCTIONS Alarm Mode Wiegand reader diagram Bell Access Controller D0 D1 GND BZ LED 12V Means connect together D0 D1 AC1 12V OPEN1 BZ D_IN1 LED GND ALARM1 NO1 COM1 NC1 BELL_A BELL_B Pink Pink Black Red White Green Brown Yellow Blue Gray Orange Purple ...

Page 11: ...uld be modified as other PIN 2 Set open mode as entry by card or PIN 3 Alarms at normal condition During installation light leak under bottom During installation device should be close to wall 4 5 Keypad light is not bright Mode of keypad light setting is wrong 1 Set keypad light as shine or auto 2 Under auto mode light shine after press keypad delay 30 seconds 6 Can t enter master mode Forget mas...

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