ENFORCER Heavy-Duty Outdoor Stand-Alone Keypad
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SECO-LARM U.S.A., Inc.
Step 5
Restart from Step 1 to program another Output #2 User Code.
Step 6
Return to programming mode by entering:
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Enter:
1.
The master code is always 4 or 5 digits, depending on the set code length (see pg. 9).
2.
To enter programming mode enter the master code twice.
Example: If the master code is
1234
, enter
3.
To exit programming mode, press the key or wait 25 seconds.
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Programming Tips:
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2
3
4
1
2
3
4
Programming a New Master Code:
NOTE: The default master code is 1234 (4 digits) or 12345 (5 digits)
Program a new master code immediately.
Take note of the keypad status LEDs.
Green
Flashing Output #1 available
Solid
Output #1 occupied
Yellow
Steady
flashing
Standby
mode
Rapid
flashing
Programming
mode
Solid
Master code
programmed
Red
Flashing Output #2 available
Solid
Output #2 occupied
If you are unsure of which mode the keypad is in, repeatedly press until the yellow
LED is flashing steadily, then re-enter programming mode.
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0
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Enter a new master code:
0 0
X X X
X
The yellow LED will turn solid,
confirming the new master code.
X
Programming Instructions:
Programming an Output #1 User Code:
NOTE: No code may be set as
0000
or
00000
.
Enter:
Step 1
Enter a user ID number:
Step 2
0 0 1
2 0 0
to
If the green LED is solid,
delete the existing code
by entering:
Step 3
0 0 0 0 0
If the green LED is
flashing, proceed to the
next step.
Enter a new user code:
Step 4
X X X X X
The green LED will turn
solid, confirming the new
user code.
Return to programming mode by entering:
#
Programming an Output #2 User Code:
NOTE: No code may be set as
0000
or
00000
.
Enter:
Step 1
Enter a user ID number:
Step 2
2 0 1
2 1 0
to
If the red LED is solid,
delete the existing code
by entering:
Step 3
0 0 0 0 0
If the red LED is
flashing, proceed to the
next step.
Enter a new user code:
Step 4
X X X X X
The red LED will turn
solid, confirming the new
user code.
Step 5
Restart from Step 1 to program another Output #1 User Code.
Step 6
Return to programming mode by entering:
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