SD-04 Rev. A
Expanded version will have up to 119 codes. They are each stored in their own
address. The First address is identified as 01 (001 on expanded versions). The
Final Address is 59 (119 on expanded versions). For your first code enter 01 (or
001 on expanded versions) followed by your 2 to 7 digit User Code. Do not pause
between keystrokes. Wait for the Red LED (or Green LED if the Reverse Light Logic
is turned on) to flash twice indicating that your code has been accepted. The
Yellow LED will begin rapidly flashing again. If you wish to add another User Code
you can now do so. For example you could enter address 02 (002 on expanded
version) and another 2-7 digit User Code. You can continue entering user codes
until you reach the maximum for your version. If the Yellow LED is rapidly flashing
and you wish to end programming simply push the Bell Key on the DK-26 (or push
the * or # key on the DK-16).
If you do already have a Program Code in your Digital Keypad and just wish to
change a User code then all you need to do is enter the Program code on the
keypad followed by the Bell Key (or * or # key on the DK-16). The Yellow LED will
begin rapidly flashing (indicating that you are in the program mode). With the
standard DK-16 or DK-26 you can have up to 59 User Codes. The Expanded
version will have up to 119 codes. They are each stored in their own address. The
First address is identified as 01 (001 on expanded versions). The Final Address is
59 (119 on expanded versions). For your first code enter 01 (or 001 on expanded
versions) followed by your 2 to 7 digit User Code. Do not pause between
keystrokes. Wait for the Red LED (or Green LED if the Reverse Light Logic is turned
on) to flash twice indicating that your code has been accepted. The Yellow LED will
begin rapidly flashing again. If you wish to add another User Code you can now do
so. For example you could enter address 02 (002 on expanded version) and
another 2-7 digit User Code. You can continue entering user codes until you reach
the maximum for your version. If the Yellow LED is rapidly flashing and you wish to
end programming then simply push the Bell Key on the DK-26 (or push the * or #
key on the DK-16).
SECTION 8 - HOW CAN I CLEAR AN INDIVIDUAL CODE NUMBER?
To remove either a Hard Code or Program Code (see section
9 - HOW CAN I
CLEAR EVERYTHING AND BEGIN ANEW?
).
REMOVE AN INDIVIDUAL USER CODE – If you wish to remove an individual User
Code (when an employee leaves the company for example) there are two ways to
accomplish this function. You must first get into programming mode. Put your
Digital Keypad into the Programming mode by either pushing the PRGM CODE push
button on the CPU (see figure 2) or by entering your Program Code (See section on
Program Code if you do not have one loaded in your Digital Keypad) on the keypad.
Released: 8/27/2009
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