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3.1 Four-digit Entry Codes
To use a four-digit entry code, the # key must first be pressed then the four-digit code entered on the
keypad. Four-digit entry codes can be programmed to operate either relay 1 or relay 2.
When a four-digit code is entered on the keypad (preceded by #), the system checks its memory to
see if the code is stored. If the four-digit entry code is not stored in the system memory, the relay(s)
will not activate. If the four-digit code is stored, the system will then check to see if any of the time
zone inputs are activated, and if the four-digit code is within the boundaries of the time zone that is
activated. If the four-digit code falls within one or both of the time zone boundaries, the relay will not
activate. If the time zones are not activated, or if the four-digit code is outside of the activated time
zone(s), then the system will check the four-digit divide number. If the entered code is equal to or less
than the divide number, relay 1 will activate for its programmed strike time. If the entered code is
greater than the divide number, relay 2 will activate for its programmed strike time. If the door input is
activated, the relay will deactivate one second after this input is activated, regardless of the
programmed strike time. If no divide number is programmed, relay 2 will activate .1 second prior to
relay 1 activation. Relay 1 will then activate for its programmed strike time. Relay 2 will deactivate .1
second after relay 1 deactivates. If the door input (terminal 2) is activated, relay 1 will deactivate one
second after this input is activated, regardless of the relay strike time remaining. Relay 2 will stay
activated for the duration of the relay 1 strike time program.
3.2 Five-digit Entry Codes
To use a five-digit entry code, enter the five-digit code on the system keypad. Do not press # first
when using five-digit entry codes. Five-digit entry codes can be programmed to operate either relay 1
or relay 2.
When a five-digit code is entered on the keypad, the system checks its memory to see if the code is
stored. If the five-digit entry code is not stored in the system memory, the relay(s) will not activate. If
the five-digit code is stored, then the system will check the five-digit divide number. If the entered
code is equal to or less than the divide number, relay 1 will activate for its programmed strike time. If
the entered code is greater than the divide number, relay 2 will activate for its programmed strike
time. If the door input is activated, the relay will deactivate one second after this input is activated,
regardless of the programmed strike time. Five-digit entry codes are not affected by the time zone
inputs or hold boundaries.
3.3 Request to Exit Input
A switch closure across terminals 1 and 12 will cause relay 1 to activate for its programmed strike
time. This input is not affected by the time zone inputs.
3.4 Door Open Input
A switch closure across terminals 2 and 12 will cause the relay that is activated to deactivate one
second after this input is activated. A useful application of this input would be to wire it to a normally
closed door-switch that is held open when the door is closed. When the door is opened, the switch
will close, cutting off the door strike one second later. This will stop a door strike from buzzing for
prolonged periods of time if the relay strike time is set high. For example, if the relay strike time was
set for 10 seconds and the door was opened after 2 seconds, the door switch input will stop the strike
from buzzing after three seconds, even though the strike time was set to 10 seconds.
If no entry code divide number is programmed, and the second relay is being used as an alarm by-
pass relay, the door input switch does not prematurely deactivate the second relay. For example, if
the strike time for relay 1 is set to 10 seconds, relay 2 will activate .1 seconds prior to relay 1. If the
door input deactivates relay 1 after three seconds, relay 2 will remain activated for the full strike time.
SECTION 3 – OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS