5
Visual LED Indicators
LED
In Normal Mode
In Program Mode
Red
Remains lit while waiting for a
keypress
Confirms errors
Blinks when editing an existing User Number
Orange
Flashes to confirm keypress
Steady On to confirm in Program Mode.
Flashes to confirm keypress
Green Confirms activation of Outputs, mem-
ory reset and Master Code reset
Confirms valid data or empty User Number
Audible Sounder Indicators
Beep(s)
In Normal Mode
In Program Mode
1 short
Unit power up and when a key is
pressed
Valid data confirmation
1 long
Relay activation following a valid
User Code
Data recorded
4 short
Data error
Data Error
2 short
Enter Program Mode
Exit Program Mode
TWO KEYPADS CONTROL ONE DOOR
The below diagram displays how to control a single door with two keypads. When you enter a valid code on Keypad
2, the magnetic lock unlocks directly. When you enter a valid code on Keypad 1, the Request-to-Exit input of keypad
2 is triggered, unlocking the door.
Note:
Valid user codes must be programmed into both Keypads 1 and 2.
WIRING EXAMPLES
ONE KEYPAD CONTROLS A DOOR
The diagram at right displays basic wiring--
how to control a single door with one keypad.
When you enter a valid code on Keypad 1, the
magnetic lock unlocks directly. This wiring is
"Fail Secure" which means that if power is
lost, the door will remain locked.
NC NO
NO C1
C2
P1
+
–
M
NC
S2 S1
OC
A-100WP
Electromagnetic
Door Lock
(Fail Secure)
N/O
Request-
to-Exit
Button
12-24 VDC /
VAC Power
NC NO
NO C1
C2
P1
+
–
M
NC
S2 S1
OC
A-100WP
12-24 VDC /
VAC Power
NC NO
NO C1
C2
P1
+
–
M
NC
S2 S1
OC
A-100WP
Electromagnetic
Door Lock
(Fail Secure)
12-24 VDC /
VAC Power
