Avidsen 114255 User manual

The keypad comes with the batteries installed. (Remember to
remove the anti-consumption cap before fi rst use)
B2 - KEYPAD OVERVIEW
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1 Transparent protective shield
2 Red indicator light
3 Keypad with number pad
4 B Key
5 A Key
6 Keypad assembly screw
This product is compatible with Avidsen and Extel gate and garage
door motor drives. It operates on the 433.92 MHz frequency.
The keypad must be paired to a gate or garage door motor drive,
and it acts as a remote control to control the opening or closing of the
automated system.
This keypad has 10 memory locations, meaning up to 10 different access
codes can be stored. Identical codes cannot be created on two different
channels (each memory location begins with a different number, so no
two codes can start with the same number). Access codes must contain
four digits ranging from 0 to 9.
There is also a 6-digit master code, which grants access to the
settings (this code is 999999).
NOTE: DO NOT FORGET THIS CODE!
Keypad installation depends on the type of mount on which it is installed,
the distance from the gate receiver and any obstacles between or around
it.
We therefore advise you to  rst program the keyboard and save it on your
automated system before installing it.
C - PROGRAMMING OF THE KEYPAD
Very important: Do not forget the installation code. If you do, you will
have to reset the keypad.
It is strongly recommended that you change the master code  rst.
This code is the same on all reference 114255 keypads.
Before programming, make sure you know the MASTER code and the
ACCESS code you wish to use.
If the keypad is inactive for more than 5 seconds, it will automatically exit
its programming mode (without beeping). You will then have to restart
programming from the beginning.
The keypad beeps to con rm the number entered. If it does not beep, the
keypad did not register the button you pressed.
If an error occurs when you enter your MASTER code, the keypad will
emit 10 quick beeps and the red LED will fl ash. Repeat the entry from
the beginning.
If you forget the MASTER code, you will have to reset the keypad (see
H - RESETTING THE KEYPAD).
A - SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
A1 - OPERATING PRECAUTIONS
• Do not allow children to operate the product alone.
A2 - SERVICING AND CLEANING
• Use a soft, slightly damp cloth to clean your product.
• Do not use abrasive or corrosive substances.
• Do not spray any products directly onto the unit.
A3 - RECYCLING
Disposing of used batteries in household waste is strictly
forbidden. Batteries/accumulators containing harmful
substances are marked with symbols (shown opposite)
which indicate that it is forbidden to discard them in the
household waste. The corresponding heavy metals are
referred to as follows: Cd= cadmium, Hg= mercury, Pb=
lead. You can dispose of these used batteries/accumulators at local
waste treatment centres (centres for sorting recyclable materials),
which are required to accept them. Keep batteries / button cells /
accumulators out of reach of children and store them in a safe place
not accessible to them. They could be swallowed by children or pets.
Risk of death!
In the event that a battery is swallowed, consult a doctor or go to
A&E immediately. Never short-circuit the batteries, and do not burn or
recharge them as they may explode!
This logo denotes that devices no longer in use should not be
disposed of as household waste. They are likely to contain
hazardous substances that are dangerous to both health and
the environment. Return the equipment to your local
distributor or use the recycling collection service provided by
your local council.
Pour en savoir plus :
www.quefairedemesdechets.fr
B - PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
B1 - CONTENTS OF THE KIT
x 1 x 2 x 2
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If an error occurs when you enter the ACCESS code, the keypad will emit
4 short beeps and the red LED will fl ash. Repeat the entry.
If you wish to delete all ACCESS codes, you will need to reset the keypad
(see H - RESETTING THE KEYPAD). If you wish to change an ACCESS
code, go to chapter C2 - CHANGING AN ACCESS CODE.
Note: The  rst time you power up of the keypad, you will need to open the
back cover to access the batteries and remove the anti-consumption cap.
C1 - CHANGING THE MASTER CODE
Note: Between each step, the red light on the keypad is off.
If no action is taken for 5s, the keyboard cancels the process.
CHANGING THE MASTER CODE
STEP 1 B + 999999 (default
master code)
1 long Beep (1 second) with 1
red LED fl ash
STEP 2 1 + B 1 long Beep (1 second) with 1
red LED fl ash
STEP 3 Enter the new 6-digit
master code + B
1 short Beep with 2 red LED
fl ashes
STEP 4 Enter the new 6-digit
master code + B
2 Beeps with 1 red LED fl ash
Once you have completed step 4, the red light on the keypad should
turn off.
If the red LED fl ashes twice with a beep during Step 4 (as in Step 3), this
means that you did not enter the same code as you did during Step 3.
Press B once. The keypad will emit 10 beeps while the red LED fl ashes
quickly. Restart the process from the beginning.
Write down your new master code to ensure that you remember it:
C2 - PROGRAMMING AN ACCESS CODE
There are three steps to programming a code. The fi rst step is determining
the channel on which you would like to register the access code. Each
code must begin with the fi rst digit of the channel (from 0 to 9).
Note: Between each step, the red light on the keypad is off.
If no action is taken for 5s, the keyboard cancels the process.
ADDING/CHANGING AN ACCESS CODE
STEP 1 B+ master code (6
digits)
1 short Beep with 1 red LED
fl ash
STEP 2 2 + B 1 short beeps (1 second) with
1 red LED fl ash
STEP 3
Enter the access code
(4 digits) + B
The  rst digit must
match the channel
number
1 short Beep with 2 red LED
fl ashes
STEP 4 Enter the access code
(4 digits) + B
2 Beeps with 1 red LED fl ash
Once you have completed step 4, the red light on the keypad should
turn off.
Once the code is created, go to step D - MOTOR DRIVE PAIRING
If the red and green LEDs fl ash twice with a beep during step 4 (as they
do in Step 3), this means that you did not enter the same code as you did
during Step 3. Press B once. The keypad will emit 10 beeps while the red
LED fl ashes quickly. Restart the process from the beginning.
Write down your access codes to ensure that you remember them:
CHANNEL PROTOCOL CODE
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C3 - CHANGING A CODE OR CHANNEL ASSIGNMENT
To change an existing access code, follow the above table showing how
to add an access code. The most recently stored code will overwrite the
old code programmed on the channel.
C4 - DELETING A CODE OR CHANNEL ASSIGNMENT
While it is possible to overwrite an existing access code with another code,
you cannot delete a code from the keypad. You will have to completely
reset the keypad (see chapter H- RESETTING THE KEYPAD). You will
have to completely re-program the keypad.
D - MOTOR DRIVE PAIRING
Set the motor drive to ‘remote control pairing’ mode (check the motor
drive manual) and enter the 4-digit access code on the keypad (instead of
pressing the button on your remote control).
Note: Each access code created must be paired to the motor drive. If an
existing access code on a channel is changed, you will not have to pair it
to the motor drive again. (Ex: 1025 instead of 1234)
E - USE
You do not need to wake up the keypad or con rm the code.
All you have to do is enter the 4-digit access code directly. When you
enter the fourth digit, the keypad will initiate the radio command. The red
LED lights up steadily for 2 seconds, indicating that the radio command
is being transmitted.
If an error occurs when you enter the ACCESS code, the keypad will emit
4 short beeps and the red LED will fl ash. Repeat the entry.
F - PRODUCT INSTALLATION
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Installation Rules:
- Do not install the keypad on a metal surface.
- Do not install the keypad in such a way that users are standing in the
gate movement area when entering the code.
- Program and test the keypad before installing it in its  nal location to
verify that it is within range of the motor drive receiver antenna.
- Do not expose to direct sunlight, rain or high humidity. Preferred
locations are porches or covered areas.
- Use fasteners that are appropriate for the structure of the mounting
bracket.
- To guarantee an optimum seal, you should attach a neutral silicone seal
between the top of the keypad and the mounting bracket on which it
will be installed. Attach the seal to the top and sides along the back of
the keypad.
V1
WIRELESS
KEYPAD
For controlling motor drives
Ref. 114255
EN
For controlling motor drives
Ref. 114255

G - REPLACING THE BATTERIES
The keypad will emit alerts when the batteries are low. Normally, the
keypad beeps when a key is pressed. When a key is pressed, the keypad
emits:
2 Beeps = Low battery warning. The keypad continues to transmit radio.
3 Beeps = Batteries very low. The keypad continues to transmit radio, but
the keypad will soon stop working.
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H - RESETTING THE KEYPAD
Resetting the keypad will reset the MASTER code to the default setting
(999999), and delete all stored access codes.
To perform the reset, remove one battery from the keypad. Press and
hold the A button, and simultaneously replace the battery. Release the A
key after the keypad has emitted a series of 10 beeps.
Your keypad has now returned to its factory condition. (See chapter C
for programming)
Note: After resetting the keypad, it remains inactive for ve seconds. If
you press a key during this time, it is normal for nothing to happen.
I - FAQ
DEFAULT SOLUTION
The keypad does
not control the
motor drive
Ensure that the keypad is correctly programmed
on the motor drive's electronic card.
Verify that the keypad is within radio range of the
motor drive.
No beep when
key is pressed
Check that the batteries are inserted.
Check that the polarity of the batteries is correct.
When using the device for the rst time, remove
the plastic cap from the battery connector.
Multiple beeps
per key press
Change the keypad's batteries.
J - TECHNICAL AND LEGAL INFORMA-
TION
J1 - TECHNICAL FEATURES:
• 10 easy-to-remember codes
• 4-digit access codes
• 6-digit master code
• Power supply: 2 LR03 AAA batteries
• Operating temperature: -20°C/+55°C
• Protection rating: IP44
• Radio frequency: 433 Mhz
• Radio range*: 80m in open air
• Dimensions: 73 x 86 x 30 mm
*The indicated radio range refers to the open air range, i.e. no obstacles
between the receiver and the transmitter. Any obstacle or disturbance will
reduce this range.
J2 - WARRANTY:
This product is guaranteed for parts and labour for 2 years from the date
of purchase. Proof of purchase must be retained for the duration of the
warranty period. The warranty does not cover damage caused by knocks
or accidents. This product must not be opened or repaired by any persons
not employed by AVIDSEN except to insert or replace the batteries.
So-called consumables, such as the batteries, are not covered by the
warranty.
J3 - ASSISTANCE AND ADVICE
• If, despite the care we have taken in designing our products and drafting
these instructions, you do encounter difculties when installing your
product or you have any questions, we urge you to contact one of our
specialists who will be glad to help.
Technical assistance:
0,35 € / min
0 892 701 369
From Monday to Friday, 9am to 12pm and 2pm to 6pm.
• If you encounter operating problems during the installation or a few
days afterwards, it is highly recommended that you be in front of your
installation when contacting us, so that one of our technicians can
diagnose the source of the problem, as it will most likely be the result
of a setting that is incorrect or an installation that is not to specication.
If the problem is caused by the product itself, the technician will give you
an RMA number so that you can return the unit to the shop. Without this
RMA number, the shop may refuse to exchange the product.
• AVIDSEN undertakes to keep a stock of spare parts for this product
throughout the contractual warranty period.
J4 - DECLARATION OF COMPLIANCE
with the RED directive
AVIDSEN hereby declares that the undermentioned equipment: 114255
wireless keypad complies with the RED 2014/53/EU directive and that
its conformity has been assessed pursuant to the applicable standards
in force:
• EN 62368-1:2014 + A11:2017
• ETSI EN 301 489-1 V2.2.3:2019
• ETSI EN 301 489-3 V2.1.1:2019
• ETSI EN 300 220-1 V3.1.1:2017
• ETSI EN 300 220-2 V3.2.1:2018
• EN 62479:2010
Thus done in Tours 22/12/2020 Alexandre Chaverot,
CEO