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Digital Access Keypad Manual
SECO-LARM U.S.A., Inc.
Digital Access Keypad Manual
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction ................................................................................................................ 2
Unique features ......................................................................................................... 2
Specifications ............................................................................................................ 3
Wiring
--
sample installation..................................................................................... 3
Preparing to program the keypad ............................................................................. 4
Getting started ........................................................................................................... 4
Programming notes .................................................................................................. 4
User programming ..................................................................................................... 5
Buzzer and LED signals ............................................................................................ 5
LED indicators ........................................................................................................... 5
Installer programming ............................................................................................... 6
User code worksheet................................................................................................. 6
Reprogram the keypad (certain data) ....................................................................... 7
Reprogram the keypad (complete data refresh) ....................................................... 7
Delete user ................................................................................................................ 7
Master code bypass (DAP jumper) ........................................................................... 7
User operation ........................................................................................................... 8
Tamp
Relay
DAP
DAP
ON OFF
INTRODUCTION
The SK-1011-SQ is the ideal keypad for office, commercial, and home security installations. This self-
contained security keypad has a built-in 5-Amp relay output for maximum flexibility when connecting to
electronic door strikes, door alarms, door chimes, alarm control panels, or other security and access control
applications. The output can be programmed for timed (1-999 seconds) or ON/OFF operation.
The SK-1011-SQ output can be programmed for up to 100 4-digit to 8-digit user codes. All programming and
code information is stored in non-volatile EEPROM memory to protect the data in case of power loss.
REPROGRAM THE KEYPAD (CERTAIN DATA)
To change certain data in the keypad (such as to delete or change user codes), do the following:
1. Enter program mode by keying in the master code and the key:
The keypad is now in the programming mode.
2. Make any changes to the keypad's data as noted in the various programming instructions.
3. Exit the programming mode by pressing the key.
1. Disconnect the power supply.
2. Move the DAP jumper from OFF to ON.
3. Reconnect the power supply. The keypad will start beeping.
4. Move the DAP jumper back to the OFF position. The keypad will
stop beeping as soon as the jumper is removed.
5. The keypad is now in the programming mode, ready to receive
new programming data.
6. Re-program the keypad as shown starting on page 5.
NOTE -- A new master code may be programmed to replace the one
that was lost or forgotten. Note that the sequence for replacing the old
master code is as follows:
MASTER CODE BYPASS (DAP jumper)
If the master code is forgotten or does not work, use the DAP (direct access to program) jumper to override the forgotten
code and permit direct entry into the programming mode as follows:
EG In - Egress
N.O.
C.
N.C.
(
-
) AC/DC
(+) AC/DC
REPROGRAM THE KEYPAD (COMPLETE DATA REFRESH)
Sometimes it may be necessary to completely erase all current data (except the master code) and input new data. An
example of when this may be necessary is the sale of a protected building to a new owner. In such a situation, do the
following:
1. Enter the programming mode by keying in the master code and the key, then enter the refresh code,
and the key:
The keypad is now in the programming mode.
All old data is cleared, and the keypad is ready for new data.*
NOTE: The master code does NOT change.
2. Use the programming instructions on page 5 to enter the keypad's data.
3. Exit the programming mode by pressing the key.
DELETE USER
To delete a user who has left the company or who no longer has authority to enter the protected area:
1. Enter program mode by keying in the master code and the
key:
The keypad is now in the programming mode.
2. Enter the output # and user ID number and the key:
To delete user ID 05, press
3. Exit the programming mode by pressing the key
X X
X X
1 0 5 #
#
X X X X
X X X X
8 9 0 1 #
*
*
#
*
*
*
*
*
0 X X
X X
*
Option*
*Zero "0" is for new master code only; see page 5 or 6 for other options.
Key in new code ExitConfirm
#
8 9 0 1
*
*
•
12-24V AC/DC universal power -- No programming or jumpers needed.
•
Relay output inhibit control / lockout mode --
The relay output is typically used for a door strike. If the
keypad is set to the "inhibited" mode, the relay output will not operate. This increases the security of the
protected premises during the time it is not expected to be occupied, such as during evening or weekend
hours.
•
Auto or manual code entry checking:
o
Auto code entry checking mode --
When all the user codes have the same number of digits, the
keypad will activate automatically when the code is entered. There is no need to press the "#" key.
This is convenient for the users.
o Manual code entry checking mode -- The user codes can vary in
number of digits, and the user must press
the "#" key when finished entering the code. This increases security.
•
Easily delete user codes -- The administrator can delete individual codes without knowing them.
UNIQUE FEATURES
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