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4922 Dual PINpad Data Adapter and 4988 PINpad Data Converter
6-5
PINpad types
There are three layouts of PINpad which can be used with the
Software.
1 2 3
4 5 6
7 8 9
✱
0 #
4 5 6
C E
1 2 3 0
7
8 9 A B
D F
1 2 3
4 5 6
7 8 9
0 F E A
B
C
D
Type 1 Type 2 Type 3
Select the correct PINpad type on the Auxiliary Controls page of the
Access Point record in the Software to match your style of PINpad.
Note that on PINpad types 2 and 3, pressing
A is equivalent to
pressing ✱ on type 1 and pressing B is equivalent to pressing # .
Using your PIN for normal entry
When you walk up to a door with a PINpad fitted, first the system
must read your Card. When it has read and verified the Card, a green
light on the PINpad indicates that you must key in your PIN. As you
press each key, the red light on the PINpad flashes, showing that you
have successfully pressed a key. After the correct number of
keypresses (4, 5 or 6 depending on system configuration), either the
door will unlock (usually indicated by a green LED on the card reader
or 272 Remote Indicator illuminating), or the red light on the PINpad
will illuminate for two seconds indicating that the PIN you typed was
invalid. If you realise you have made a mistake before keying the last
digit, press
# and start again.
Entering your PIN for the first time
If the system is set up so you can choose your own PIN the first time
you use the PINpad, you must proceed as follows.
1. Choose a PIN (4, 5 or 6 digits depending on system
configuration). Make sure it is a number you will remember.
2. Present your Card and wait until the green light on the PINpad
illuminates.
3. Key your chosen PIN on the PINpad.
After you enter the PIN, the green light goes out for one second and
then lights again.