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code lock features include:
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30 x 4 digit codes (+ 10 latching)
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Programmable lock time (01-99 secs.)
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Timed exit request
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Codes disable input
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Non-volatile data storage ( >10 years)
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25 secs. Lockout on 3 wrong codes
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illuminated keypad (DC30 only)
programming concepts
All programming changes are made by first
entering the Programmers Code (This code
is only used for accessing programming
mode).
SRS code locks are capable of storing up to
30 individual codes for timed operation plus
10 codes for latching the relay.
Codes are stored in a location system
(pigeon holes) from location 01 to location
40. The codes are always related to their
location and therefore a code can be delet-
ed by code or by deleting the appropriate
location (pigeon hole).
Codes 31-40 are reserved for latch opera-
tion (toggle). Once in latch mode, any valid
latch code will restore normal condition
(relay off).
It is good practice to fill in a code User Log
to ensure that codes and their distribution is
recorded (see back page).
installation guide
DC30, DC40 & entry panels with built in code lock
tel
: 0208 621 6210
fax
: 0208 621 6211
web
: www.planetsrs.com
842-850 coronation road
park royal, london
nw10 7qj
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INDC40 20041218
quick start guide
In most installations all that is
required is a single code for the user
to open a door. Into the keypad enter
the following
x, 1, 2, 3, 4
The unit is now in program mode. (the
sounder & LED will pulse and the lock
relay will change state)
0, 1, ?, ?, ?, ?, x
Where ?, ?, ?, ? is 4 digit number
(using numerical characters 0 - 9
only).
The user code may now be tested for
correct operation. We strongly recom-
mend
changing
the programmers code
(ie do not leave it set to 1234). See
setting the programmers code.
advanced
DC30, DC40 & entry panels with built in code lock
deleting a user code from an
unknown location
6.1) Enter Programming Mode.
6.2) Press the # key, the red LED remains
on.
6.3) Enter the 4 Digit User Code to search
and delete, a 2 second confirmation
tone will be heard.
6.4) Return to Step 2 to search and delete
more lost codes or x to exit
Programming Mode.
delete all settings
This function should only be used in
extreme circumstances as all User Codes
and the Programmers Code will be deleted.
7.1) Enter Programming Mode.
7.2) Press the # key once, the LED will
remain on
7.3) Press the # key a further eight times
to delete all information, the LED will
turn off and a tone will be heard for
to indicate that the Delete All process
is taking place. The Programmers
Code will not be effected.
Note: You must enter all 9 #’s to complete
the delete all command.
Note2: This does NOT restore factory set-
tings which are manually enterred during
testing of the code lock.
time clock (TM CLK)
When the Time Clock input is closed all user
and latching codes programmed in locations
10 -20 & 36-40 inclusive will not operate.
Use SRS 5200 time clock to switch user
codes on and off. Codes programmed into
locations 01-09 & 31-35 are not affected.
egress (EGR)
The egress input (request for exit) should be
connected to a N/O push to make switch
(eg. SRS 88000 series). If this input is
closed with a Time Clock or latching switch
the lock/relay will operate until the input is
opened again (+ the Lock Opening Time).
LED and sounder definitions
Confirmation Tone
2 second tone
LED Off
Illegal Code / Location Occupied
4 short Beeps
LED Off
Programming Mode / Base Level
Pulsing Beep
LED pulse
Code Entered but Time Clock closed
3 second tone
LED Off
warning
When using a DC40 with electric gates or
barrier systems, an interface relay 9331
MUST be used. Failure to do this may cause
irreparable damage to the DC40 when used
with certain gate and barrier controls.
Always connect the supplied suppression
component (Tranzil) across the locking
device terminals. Failure to do this may
cause erratic operation or even equipment
damage.
example user log
Location 4 Digit User or
Time
Number
Code
Group Description
Control
01
1234
Managers Code
N/A
10
6538
General Day Use Code
Yes
30
7612
Post man's Code
Yes
31
9456
First latch code
N/A
36
5632
Latch code 2
Yes