Like what?
Have one PIN open one gate, another PIN open a different gate. Have a PIN that only works
on Wednesdays, or Christmas, or almost anything you want.
Only works on Wednesdays? How lame is that?
Not to people that have scheduled deliveries. You can give a PIN to the yard man, or the guy
who cleans your pool on Wednesdays and if he tries to sneak in on Saturday, he’s out of luck.
Can I do the same thing with Cards or RF Transmitters?
Sure, but those are better left to family members. You can have up to 100 cards, or RF transmit-
ters, too. You can also have PIN or cards “expire” by defining a start and stop date, that the
access device number is valid.
How about people who don’t have a PIN or a card?
They push that big black CALL button and it rings the house.
How does that work?
You answer any phone on the line, talk to whoever pushed the big black button, then decide if
you want to let them in and press a Touch Tone (like 6, for example) on your phone. The gate
opens. Simple.
What if I’m already on the phone?
You get a call waiting beep and you press * or # on your phone. This puts whomever you were
talking to on hold, and connects you to the gate. After you press the open tone (like # 6, for
example), the call switches back to the person on hold and you resume the conversation.
What tone?
Any one you want, except 0. It’s programmable. It uses a 6 right out of the box, so push 6
when you get called and the gate opens.
How long will the gate stay open for?
1 to 99 seconds, as set up by your installer.
Can it call other buildings on the property, other than the house?
Sure. It can call up to 10 numbers. You press a number, then #. For example, you might press
3# to call the barn or the ranch hands quarters, or whatever.
I don’t have a ranch.
That’s OK; it can also be used for small to medium businesses, that want to call up to 10 sepa-
rate offices.
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