Lupus Electronics XT 1 Plus, User Manual

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If you use the outdoor keypad V2 with the mains adapter , you can control it
directly without needing to touch the sensitivity line.
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Battery:
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The outdoor keypad can be operated with the included 12V mains adapter
and/or two 1.5 V lithium batteries.
o
If the mains adapter is connected and batteries inserted, the outdoor
keypad is supplied by the mains adapter. If the mains adapter is removed
or in case of a power failure, the batteries are used as a backup power
supply.
o
In order to insert the batteries into the keypad, you need to unscrew the four
screws at the back of the keypad (one in each corner) and remove the back
cover. Be cautious while doing this – otherwise internal components or the
tampering contact might be damaged.
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The batteries are inserted into the battery compartment at the bottom of the
back of the keypad. Install the keypad again securely after you have
inserted the batteries.
o
Before you insert the new batteries, it is recommended to discharge any
residual energy by pressing the keypad buttons several times. The keypad
does not recognize low batteries while it is operated with the mains adapter.
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Tampering
o
The outdoor keypad is protected against tampering if it is mounted to a wall
as intended.
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If the tampering contact opens, the Power LED of the keypad lights up and
an audio signal is emitted. The alarm panel is informed about the tampering.
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If the alarm panel is armed, the detected tampering triggers an alarm.
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The tampering contact is deactivated in the learn mode.
Connecting the outdoor keypad with tag reader and putting it into operation
Add the keypad to the alarm panel:
1.
Start the learn mode by entering the installer code of the keypad (default 0000)
and then pressing the * button. The Power LED lights up orange. The keypad
remains in the learn mode for five minutes before it goes into standby.
2.
Open the web interface of the alarm panel, go to the menu “Sensors”  “Add”,
and press “Start”.