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General:
The 5 wires encoder unit is an intercom system, serves as door panel and encoder. With this unit you can speak with the
visitor who is waiting at the door and open the electric lock from the intercom handset or from the phone using 5 wires
adapter. Authorized personnel can open the door by pressing an access code. By programming appropriately, each user
can get an individual access code. The device includes an environment resistant and anti vandal metal keyboard. An
optional bypass pushbutton enables easy internal opening (the opening time is programmable)
Features:
Easy installation, programming and
operating.
Power failure resistance, keeps the access
codes in nonvolatile memory
up to 98 different access codes Environmental and anti vandal resistance.
Different and programmable opening time
from keyboard and bypass pushbutton Up to 1 million possible combination codes
Specifications:
Operating voltage: AC 12/24V 1000mA
Code length: 2-6 keys
Operating electric or magnetic lock. (normally
open or normally close) Opening time: 1-9 seconds
Size: 154X100X35mm (H*W*D)
Installation:
Setting J5 Jumper according to the lock type
Desirable RLY state when entering valid code
Jumper J5
Close circuit (Normally open) for electric lock Jumper on 2 left pins (default state)
Open circuit (Normally close) for magnetic lock Jumper on 2 right pins
After installing the lock in the door frame. Route the following wires to the Intercom Encoder:
1.
2 wires from power supply.
2. 2 wires from the lock.
3. 5 wires from Intercom handset.
4. 2 wires from bypass pushbutton (optional).
Using a screwdriver open the top cover, carefully pull up the panel. Expose the 4 covered insulations bores and the round
wirings bore. Attach the base of the Intercom Encoder to the wall, using a pencil mark the 4 fixing points. Drill the 4 fixing
points on the wall. Route the wires through the round bore in the base of the Intercom Encoder. Using 4 screws install the
base to the wall. Verify the power supply is not connected to power source. Connect the wires to the circuit board terminal
blocks according to the circuit’s labels, the attached electrical diagram and the following instructions. Connect: Power
supply to the two 12/24VAC terminals. One wire from the lock to the RLY terminal. The second wire from the lock to one
of the 12/24VAC terminal. Short wire from the second 12/24VAC terminal to the second RLY terminal. (The RLY
functions as a switch)
Handset wiring
Several common handsets could be assembled. Electric buzzer handset can not be assembled. If you intend to install a
bypass pushbutton, connect one wire to RX terminal and the other wire to the 12/24VAC terminal which the handset com
wire is connected to. Reassemble the panel over the base. Attach the top cover to the base using the 4 screws. Connect
the power supply to the power inlet, the red led will illuminate, indicating power supply to the Intercom Encoder. The green
led will blink for 2 seconds indicating correctly initiation.
Programming
100 memory cells 8 digits long each one, available. Cell 00 is used for door opening times values storage. Cell 99 is used
for programming code value storage. The rest of the 98 cells from 01 to cell 98 are used for different access codes values
storage. The code length is minimum 2 digits and ,maximum 8 digits. (recommended 6 digits for programming code, and 4
digits for access code). Programming code, access codes and opening times values are programmable via the keyboard.
Programming mode: in order to store new access code, set opening times or changing the programming code, you should
enter to the Programming mode. After clicking the valid programming code (manufacturer code if not changed is

123456 confirm with*) the green led is blinking, now you can do the required programming as described in the following
examples. When finished you can enter more access codes or exit this mode to the regular state by pressing     . Each
key stroke is followed by a Beep sound, entering a false code or invalid pressing is followed by a “Beep-Beep-Beep”
sound sequence. Entering a valid sequence to memory cell is followed by a long “Beep” sound. If the programming mode
is not exit, a timer exits the Intercom Encoder from this mode to a regular mode.