Introduction
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Table of Contents
Introduction ..................................................... 2
About the Manual
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About the Mini-Key System
2
Key Terms
2
Programming Overview ................................. 3
Programming Basics
3
Entering Programming Mode
4
Changing the Password
4
Verifying the Password
4
Exiting Programming Mode
4
Initial System Setup ....................................... 5
Setting the Entry Code Length
5
Setting the Relay Activation Time
5
Setting the Maximum Number of Keypad
Errors (Strikes and Out)
5
Entry Codes .................................................... 6
About Entry Codes
6
Adding an Entry Code
6
Deleting an Entry Code
7
Deleting ALL Entry Codes
7
Programming Quick Reference ..................... 8
Introduction
About the Mini-Key System
This system is a self-contained, standalone keypad to control a door or gate. A four or five digit customized
personal identification number (PIN) is assigned to an individual (or group of individuals) for controlled access.
The system also supports a remote keypad for access control of a second door or gate.
Key Terms
As you read through this manual, you may encounter unfamiliar words or terms associated with Mini-Key. This
section defines some of them for you.
Dealer/Installer
This person sells and installs the system and may
have programming access.
Gate or Door
Used synonymously throughout the manual, these
terms refer to controllable entry/exit areas of the
complex, normally a gate or door.
Manager
This person manages a complex and/or programs the
system.
Relay
A device that responds to an electric current by
activating other devices, allowing the system, for
example, to lock or unlock a door/gate.
Tenant
Person occupying and/or who has entry access to the
building or complex that is controlled by a Mini-Key
system.
Unit
The unit houses the Mini-Key’s core components. The
Mini-Key can only be programmed at the unit via the
keypad.
