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Enter SUNDAY 

OPEN Time 

PRESS # WHEN DONE 

Sets the time of day on Sunday that Relay 2 
will activate. 
 

Enter SUNDAY 

CLOSE Time 

PRESS # WHEN DONE 

Sets the time of day on Sunday that Relay 2 
will deactivate. 
 

Enter HOLIDAY 

OPEN Time 

PRESS # WHEN DONE 

Sets the time of day on the next Holiday that 
Relay 2 will activate. 
 

Enter HOLIDAY 

CLOSE Time 

PRESS # WHEN DONE 

Sets the time of day on the next Holiday that 
Relay 2 will deactivate. 
 

Enter the Next 

Holiday Date: 

PRESS # WHEN DONE 

Sets the next date that will use the holiday 
hours. 

Slave After Hours 

ENABLED 

Press * to Change 
PRESS # WHEN DONE 

Allows Relay 2 to activate when Relay 1 is tripped 
outside the hold open hours. This is useful when a 
secondary gate is used.  

Max. # of Attempts 

Before Lock Out: 000 

 
 
 

PRESS # WHEN DONE 

Sets the maximum number of attempts within a 
one minute period before the keypad will prevent 
further code entry. If the number is set to three, 
then after three successive attempts with invalid 
codes, the user will be locked out. The lockout will 
remain active for 60 seconds after the last key 
press. If the user keeps pressing keys the lockout 
time will continue to be reset. The maximum value 
is 10. The factory default is 000, which disables the 
lockout feature. 

Use Custom Message? 

NO 

Press * to Change 

 

PRESS # WHEN DONE 

Displays a third message on the display 
before any key is pressed. The keypad will 
scroll through three messages instead of two 
and allows communication with customers. 
The custom message can only be changed 
through the software. It cannot be changed 
from the controller. The factory default is NO. 

Trip Relay Offline? 

NO 

Press * to Change 

 

PRESS # WHEN DONE 

Causes Relay 1 to trip if the keypad is not 
communicating with the controller.  
WARNING: Improper use of this option can 
make your site vulnerable.

 Do not

 set this 

option on an entry keypad. The factory default 
is NO. 

 

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At this point, the basic parameters required for operation have been 
entered. If no other options are active or required, you can exit the setup 
mode by pressing the program button on the circuit board or by pressing 
the 7, 8, and 9 keys simultaneously. 

 

Change the Setup 

Password? 

Press * for YES 

Press # for NO 

Allows you to change the setup password 
from the factory default of 8898. When YES is 
selected, the unit will prompt for the new 
password. The new password must be entered 
twice for verification before it will be changed. If 
both passwords entered match, the password 
will be changed. Otherwise, you will be told that 
the passwords do not match. 

Tamper Sensor is: 

ENABLED 

Press * to Change 

 

PRESS # WHEN DONE 

Controls the use of the tamper sensor. The 
available options are ENABLED and 
DISABLED. If enabled, the keypad will not 
function and an alarm will occur from the 
controller if the device is tampered with. The 
factory default is ENABLED. 

Secure Code Entry? 

NO 

Press * to Change 

 

PRESS # WHEN DONE 

Controls the characters displayed during code 
entry. When set to YES, the display will show 
only * for each key pressed. When set to NO, 
the numbers pressed will be echoed to the 
display. The factory default is NO. 

Beep with Key Press? 

YES 

Press * to Change 

 

PRESS # WHEN DONE 

Controls the internal buzzer used to provide 
audio feedback for any key press. When set 
to YES, the buzzer will produce a short beep 
when a key is pressed. When set to NO, the 
buzzer will not sound with key presses. The 
factory default is YES. 

Beep with Access? 

YES 

Press * to Change 

 

PRESS # WHEN DONE 

Causes the internal buzzer to sound when an 
access is attempted. A valid access will cause 
the buzzer to sound one long beep. All other 
attempts will cause the buzzer to sound four 
short beeps. The factory default is ON. 

Sound Buzzer w/Alarm 

NO 

Press * to Change 

 
 

PRESS # WHEN DONE 

Controls the internal buzzer used to provide 
audible feedback when a system alarm 
occurs. When set to YES, the internal buzzer 
will sound whenever an alarm occurs and 
remain on until the alarm resets from the 
controller. When set to NO, the internal alarm 
buzzer will not sound with an alarm event. 
The factory default is NO. 

Содержание LiftMaster Q

Страница 1: ...LiftMaster Q Access Keypad Installation Manual...

Страница 2: ...d in accordance with the instruction manual may cause interference to radio communications It has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A computing device pursuant to Subpart J o...

Страница 3: ...neck Stand Mount 5 Wall Mount 6 Flush Mount 6 Connecting the Q Access Keypad 7 Connecting the Power and Data Communication 7 Connecting the Video Camera 8 Connecting to a Gate Operator 9 Connecting to...

Страница 4: ...e devices or entire site 36 List of Figures FIGURE 1 VEHICLE ACCESS MOUNTING FOR BARRIER ARM OR SLIDE GATE 4 FIGURE 2 GOOSENECK STAND 5 FIGURE 3 FLUSH MOUNT ADAPTER INSTALLATION 6 FIGURE 4 POWER AND C...

Страница 5: ...reviously added to verify if the problem exists in the location or in the device 5 If the problem stays in the same location it is probably a wiring issue Contact a service company to check the wiring...

Страница 6: ...e the housing for any Q Access Keypad cannot exceed 100 and must be noncondensing 4 If there are multiple problems or ongoing issues the process in the previous step can be performed for an entire sit...

Страница 7: ...low for access and egress of customers and then remove the device in question Switch the device with another similar device that has been proven to be working For example if the entrance keypad isn t...

Страница 8: ...sketch Any device that is receiving less than 12V is underpowered and can cause the entire system to lock up Mounting Types There are many different ways to mount the Q Access Keypad The three most c...

Страница 9: ...1 in the Troubleshooting Steps section and proceed until the problem is found and resolved When installing the gooseneck stand in an area where it can be damaged by contact with vehicles bollards sho...

Страница 10: ...used in both new and old construction See Figure 3 for mounting details for a flush mount adapter As with other installation types the actual placement of the keypad and the wiring methods may be aff...

Страница 11: ...er and data communication connection is the most important wiring connection for Q Access Keypads LiftMaster requires the use of at least 18 AWG shielded wire for the power and communication to the ke...

Страница 12: ...RF interference is present Connecting the Video Camera When installing a video camera in the Q Access Keypad the only additional connection required is a single coaxial cable to the monitor This cable...

Страница 13: ...WHEN DONE The customer enters their access code and presses the key The keypad sends the code to the controller and waits for a response The message on the display will change to the following while...

Страница 14: ...andom to enter the site If the Max Attempts before Lockout feature is set to a value other than zero the keypad will check to see if the user has tried a code more than the allowed times If not the ke...

Страница 15: ...ed Check After checking the tamper the Q Access Keypad will check to see if the Presence Required option has been selected If it has been selected the keypad will check the input to see if a presence...

Страница 16: ...like a relay on the relay board This is useful for lighting zones elevators additional gates or door strikes The user enters their access code using the touchpad and presses the key The keypad will s...

Страница 17: ...ate are installed across the main entrance You may want the slide gate to stay open during regular business hours and use the barrier gate for access After hours both gates must activate to allow entr...

Страница 18: ...n no keys have been pressed and no cards used When the keypad is configured for reading proximity cards the bottom line of the display will show Use Card or Press Wednesday 06 22 10 12 01 15 pm Press...

Страница 19: ...ened To prevent the door from being held or propped open the Max Door Open Time parameter has been provided in the Q Access Keypad Setup function If the door is held open for longer than the time spec...

Страница 20: ...umber of seconds the door can be held open before the door held open alarm will be sent to the controller If someone props a door open for longer than this time the alarm will sound The maximum value...

Страница 21: ...ration have been entered If no other options are active or required you can exit the setup mode by pressing the program button on the circuit board or by pressing the 7 8 and 9 keys simultaneously Cha...

Страница 22: ...s 255 seconds When Relay 2 is set for AUX OUTPUT Causes Relay 2 to operate as a separate relay that can be used for door or gate access lighting zones elevators etc Its function is independent of Rela...

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