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Table 3. User Code Deleting Steps
Step
Enter
Description
1
4, [user no.] #
or:
4 selects the user-code deleting
function;
[user no.] is any number from 02
to 56.
4,
#
4 selects the user code deleting
function;
deletes all codes except for
01.
2
[master code] #
[master code] is entered here to
make sure that the codes are
being deleted by the senior user.
G. In multi-stage programming operations (functions 1 and 4 on
the menu), when the group separating character # is pressed,
the green LED will light steadily for 2 seconds to
acknowledge, but will then flash rapidly. Only when the "end
of data" # is entered at the end of the last step - will the LED
respond by lighting steadily for 2 seconds and then flashing
slowly.
H. When a programming error occurs, data is rejected, causing
the green LED to go out for about three seconds and then to
flash slowly. In such a case the entire programming sequence
for the rejected function must be repeated.
I.
To change your mind after having selected a function on the
menu, press
; the green LED will flash slowly again,
indicating that the same function or a different one may be
selected.
J. To quit programming altogether and return to normal
operation, press # while the green LED is flashing slowly.
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1. Start programming by entering
,[master code],
(if the
master code is still the factory default, you will have to enter
,1234,
). The green LED will start flashing slowly,
indicating that the programming menu is active.
2. Enter 4,
#,[master code]# to delete all user codes, thereby
ensuring that no user codes remain in the memory as a result
of factory test procedures. This is a two-stage operation,
throughout which the green LED will respond as follows:
−
After entering the first [4] – rapid flashing.
−
After entering ** followed by # – steady lighting for 2
seconds and then rapid flashing again.
−
After entering the master code [1234] followed by # steady
lighting for 2 seconds and then return to slow flashing.
Figure 5. Programming Flow Chart
3. Set the relay timer by entering 2, [TT],# – where [TT] is the
relay contact closure duration in seconds; enter 01 to 98 to
obtain duration from 1 to 98 seconds, or enter 99 to cause the
relay to operate in the toggle (latch/unlatch) mode. For
example, enter 05 to obtain a contact closure duration of five
seconds.
4. Select the AUXILIARY output operating mode by entering 3,
[M], # – where [M] is expressed by a number selected from
the mode column in Table 4 below.
Table 4. Auxiliary Output Operating Modes
Mode Description
1
Pulsed for 1 second by every user code authorized to
operate the auxiliary output.
2
Toggled (latch/unlatch) by every user code authorized to
operate the auxiliary output.
3
Operated concurrently with the relay timer, but stays
enabled 5 seconds more after the relay is de-energized
(operation time: TT+5 seconds). If the relay toggle mode
has been selected (TT= 99), the auxiliary output will be
turned on for 5 seconds each time the relay is toggled.
4
Latches by user codes authorized to trip the auxiliary
output, unlatches by pressing
.
5
Turned on for ten seconds by pressing any key.
6
Oscillates at the rate of 1 Hz after 3 consecutive code
errors. This condition will persist for 10 minutes, and may
be reset only by entering a valid user code (resetting is
possible only after the first 30 seconds, during which the
keypad will be locked out as a result of the 3 code errors).
7
Turned on by pressing 1 and 3 simultaneously. Remains
on while either key is pressed.
5. If you do not intend to use an ambush digit, it is imperative
that you enter 5,*, # – the code which deletes the ambush
digit – to ensure that no previously programmed digit remains
in memory. If you do require an ambush digit, choose one
from 0 to 9 and program it by entering - 5, [A],# – where [A]
is the desired ambush digit.
IMPORTANT: Having programmed an ambush digit, you
must restrict user codes to seven digits each (or less) and
also avoid choosing user codes ending with that same digit.
For example, if your ambush digit is 4, do not program any
user codes ending with “4” (574 or 0724 or 187304 or
8234904).
6. Quit programming by pressing # while the LED is flashing
slowly. The green LED will then go out.
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After having prepared the keypad for operation, and before
programming the various user codes, the keypad should be
tested. Since no user codes have yet been programmed, the
factory-default master code 1234 is the only code the CL-8
recognizes, and should operate both the relay and the auxiliary
output in accordance with the latest programming (stages 3 to 6
in the previous paragraph).
A. Enter 1234#; the RELAY and AUXILIARY outputs should
operate as programmed in steps 3-4 in the previous
paragraph.
B. Test the AMBUSH digit (if programmed) by entering 1234[A],
where [A] is the AMBUSH digit. This should send a 1 second
pulse to the PANIC output.
C. Check if the REQUEST TO EXIT (remote) input operates the
relay.
D. Press
and # together to verify that the PANIC output is
activated.
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After verifying proper keypad operation, the user codes can be
programmed. Table 5 sets an example for assigning codes to
individual users.
Remember that user code No. 01 will become the new master
code as soon as it is programmed, and should therefore be
assigned to the person in charge of security.