Elsema PCKeypad User manual
User Manual
PCKeypad
Wireless Keypad
Description
The PCKeypad is a wireless keypad with a PentaCode® transmitter built-in. It
works with all of Elsema’s PCR series receivers. The installer has the option to
use the classic 12-way dip switch coding or one of over 17 billion encrypted
codes. (Please refer to the programming instructions)
The PCKeypad is suitable for mounting either indoor or outdoor environments.
It is housed in a strong vandal proof zinc alloy electroplated case. The
PCKeypad conforms to Ingress Protection 65.
The PCKeypad supports up to 2000 users with 4 to 8 digit PIN.
These features make PCKeypad an ideal choice for gate and door access for
homes, shops, factories, warehouses, laboratories, banks and prisons.
Features
Built-in PentaCode® transmitter
Easy programming
12 - 24 VDC or 12 - 18 VAC
Long operating range
Strong zinc alloy electroplated anti-vandal case
All programming is done from the keypad
2,000 users, PIN length 4 to 8 digits
Adjustable transmission time
Keypad has a backlight
Built in light dependent resistor (LDR) for anti-tamper
Built in buzzer
Red, yellow and green LED display the working status
Installation
•Remove the back cover from the keypad using the supplied security screwdriver
•Code the transmitter to the receiver prior to mounting the Keypad
•Drill 4 holes on the wall for the screws and 1 hole for the cable
•Fix the back firmly on the wall with 4 flat head screws
•Thread the cable though the cable hole
•Attach the keypad to the back cover
Specifications
Operating Voltage 12 to 24 VDC or 12 to 18 VAC
User Capacity2,000
Active Current 65mA
Idle Current35mA
Operating
Temperature
-20°C - 50°C
Operating Humidity 10 % - 90% RH
Adjustable
Transmission Time
1- 90 seconds
Operating Range Up to 50 metres with line of sight
Dimensions128 x 82 X 28mm
Weight 700g
Wiring
Wire ColourFunction
RedAC or DC Supply, + for DC
BlackAC or DC Supply, - for DC
Green Wiegand 26 Bit Output D0
White Wiegand 26 Bit Output D1
Blue Wiegand Ground GND
Anti-Tamper Alarm
The PCKeypad uses a built-in LDR (light dependent resistor) as an anti-tamper
alarm. If the keypad is removed from the cover then the internal buzzer starts
beeping for 1 minute.
Reset to the Factory Default
To reset the Keypad to the factory default follow the steps below:
1. Disconnect the power of the unit
2. Press and hold the *key
3. Reconnect power to the unit
4. Release the key after you hear 2 beeps
The LED will turn amber for a few seconds and then change to flashing red with
one beep. This indicates a successful reset.
Programmed user ID and user PIN is retained even after factory reset.
Transmission time
The transmission time of the built-in PentaCode® transmitter is adjustable from
1 to 90 seconds. Factory default is 5 sec. See Programming Guide to change.
Sound and Light Indication
Operation StatusRed Light Green Light Yellow LightBuzzer
Power onBright - - Short Ring
Stand byBright - - -
Press keypad-- - Short Ring
Operation successful-Bright -Short Ring
Operation failed-- - 3 Short Ring
Enter into programming
mode
--BrightShort Ring
In programming mode-- - Short Ring
Exist from the
programming mode
Bright - - Short Ring
Open the door-Bright -Short Ring
AlarmBright Short Ring
Programming Guide
Enter Programming Mode
(One beep, green light flashes
once, red light “On” to confirm
you are in programming mode.)
*→Master code →#
888888 is the factory default master code
After 1min with no button pressed keypad will exit programming mode
Exist from the
programming mode
*Exit is confirmed with flashing red light.
Note: The below changes can only be done while in programming mode.
Change the master code
(Orange light confirms you are in
change mode)
0 →New code →# →New code →#
The master code must be 6 digits long.
Add a user
(Orange light confirms you are in
adding mode. Green light flash
indicates a user has been added.)
1 →user ID number →# →PIN →#
ID number can be between 1- 2000. The PIN is any 4 -
8 digits with the exception of 1234 which is reserved.
Users can be added continuously without existing from
programming mode as follows:
1 →User ID No →# →PIN →# →User ID No 2
→# →PIN →# Press #*to Exit.
Delete a user
(Orange light confirms you are in
delete mode. Green light flash
indicates a user has been deleted.)
2 →User ID number →#
Users can be deleted continuously without existing
programming mode. Press #*to Exit.
Delete All users
Warning : This option will
delete all user’s
2 →0000 →#
(Orange light confirms you are in delete mode. Green light flash
indicates all users have been deleted.)
Change transmission time
4 →1 – 90 →# Press *to Exit. Default is 5 sec
(Orange light confirms you are in time change mode. Green light flash
indicates that time has been changed.)
Note: The below changes can only be done while out of programming mode.
To activate the built-in
PentaCode® transmitter PIN →# (Green light comes “ON” for the transmission time.)
Change a user’s PIN
(Red light “ON” confirms you are
in User Change mode)
*→ID Number →# →Old PIN →# →New PIN
→# →New PIN →#
(Green light comes “ON” when the pin has been changed.)
Sound and Light Settings
Light and Sound Setting
(Note: The below changes can only be done while in programming mode.)
To set keypad
backlight
7 →4 →# To disable keypad backlight
7 →5 →# To enable keypad backlight (Factory default)
Press *to Exit.
To set top light7 →6 →# To disable the red light
7 →7 →# To enable the red led light (Factory default)
Press *to Exit.
To set keypad
tone
7 →8 →# To disable the keypad tone
7 →9 →# To enable the keypad tone (Factory default)
Press *to Exit.
Keypad Lockout
(Note: The below changes can only be done while in programming mode.)
If there are 10 incorrect Pin entered in a 10 minute period, the keypad will go
into a lock out mode for 120 minutes. This feature is disabled by factory
default.
Keypad Lockout7 →0 →# To disable keypad lockout (Factory default)
7 →1 →# To enable keypad lockout
Press *to Exit.
Programming to PentaCode® Receiver
The PCKeypad will work with all of Elsema’s PentaCode® series receivers. There
are 2 methods of programming the Keypad to the receiver.
12- Way Dip Switch Coding
1. Remove the back cover of the keypad using the supplied screwdriver.
2. Match the 12-way dip switch to the receivers 12-way dip switch.
(DO NOT USE THE DEFAULT FACTORY SETTING FOR THE 12-WAY DIP
SWITCH AS THIS IS A COMMON CODE).
3. Test the keypad by typing in a valid user pin code.
Encrypted Coding - (All 12-Way Dip Switches must be "Off")
1. Make sure that all 12-way dip switches are “Off”.
2. Type in a valid user code. ( the transmitter will transmit for 5 second (default))
3. With-in the 5 second (or while the transmitter is transmitting) press the program 1
button on the receiver for 1 second.
Keep records of who is using the ID Numbers and Pins.
This makes future additions and maintained easy.
Keep this document in a secure and safe place.
User ID
Number Name of User Pin
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
Use Microsoft Excel to create a longer list. 2000 User ID numbers can be added.
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