FAAC XKP W Series User manual

XKP W
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XKP W 1 532110 - Rev.A
CE DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
The Manufacturer
Company name: FAAC S.p.A. Soc. Unipersonale
Address: Via Calari, 10 - 40069 Zola Predosa BOLOGNA - ITALY
hereby declares on his sole responsibility that the following products:
Description: SLH wireless keypad
Model: XKPW 433, XKPW 868
comply with the following applicable EU legislations:
2014/53/EU
2011/65/EU
Furthermore, the following harmonised standards have been applied:
EN 62368-1:2014
EN 62311:2008
ETSI EN 301 489-1V2.2.0:2017
ETSI EN 301 489-3V2.1.1:2017
ETSI EN 300 220-2V3.1.1:2017
Bologna, 01-04-2018 CEO
EN Translation of the original instructions
Contents
1. XKP W ........................................ 2
Technical data ............................... 2
2. Installation................................... 3
3. Programming ................................ 4
3.1 Store a user code .......................... 5
3.2 Delete a user code......................... 5
3.3 Delete all user codes ...................... 6
3.4 Change the PWD .......................... 6
3.5 Restore factory settings................... 6
3.6 Direct radio channel button E ........... 6
3.8 Teach the radio code ...................... 7
Teach a radio Receiver....................... 7
Teach another XKP W........................ 8
Teach a Radio control........................ 9
3.9 Learn the radio code .................... 10
3.10 Set the XKP W Slave ................... 11
3.11 RandomisE the radio codes ........... 11
3.12 Easy or Advanced Operation .......... 11
Programming summary ...................12
4. Usage....................................... 13
5. Troubleshooting............................ 14
6. Maintenance ............................... 14
Replace batteries ...........................14

XKP W 2 532110 - Rev.A
1. XKP W
The XKPW is included in the FAAC range of radio
control devices SLH. In order to operate cor-
rectly, all radio devices in a system must have the
same frequency, 868 MHz or 433 MHz (see the
FAAC catalogue) and in order to be recognised,
the channels of the devices must have the same
radio code as the receiver.
The XKP W allows the radio channels to be ac-
tivated by entering the numeric codes reserved
for each user. Each user code must be stored on
the device using a programming procedure. In
order to restrict access, user codes must not be
given to other people.
The XKP W has 4 radio channels (Ch1, Ch2,
Ch3, Ch4).
A direct radio channel can be programmed that
is not code protected, which can be activated
using button E.
! The XKPW cannot be used as an emergency
stop device.
The XKPW cannot be used as a hold-to-run
control.
The XKP W is factory set to Easy Operation
mode: each user code consists of 4 digits and
only ever activates one radio channel. Al-
ternatively, Advanced operating mode can be
set: each user code has a variable length from
2 to 6 digits and can activate one, several or all
the radio channels that are available. The user
must always specify which radio channel he
wishes to activate.
XKPW master/XKPWslave. The XKPW is factory
set to master, i.e. it can‘teach’its own radio codes
to another SLH radio device. The programming
function allows you to convert the XKP W into a
slave unit (i.e. it can‘learn’but not‘teach’).
Programming which is password (PWD) pro-
tected allows you to:
-store user codes
-delete the user codes individually or all of them
-change the PWD
-restore factory settings
-enable/disable a direct radio channel using
button E
-teach the radio codes to a SLH device or to learn
the radio codes from a SLH transmitter
-set the XKP W to a slave unit (this operation is
irreversible)
-randomise the radio codes
-set the mode of operation to Easy or Advanced
(possible only if the user code memory is empty)
Operation Easy Advanced
Code length 4 digits from 2 to 6
digits
Activatable
channels
only one Ch from 1 to 4 Ch
Direct radio
channel
available available
TECHNICAL DATA
battery operated CR2450 3W No. 2
average battery life
(10 activations/day)
2 years
radio frequency
XKPW 433
XKPW 868
433.92 MHz
868.35 MHz
type of coding SLH encrypted self-
learning rolling code
MAX power consumption 20 mA
protection rating IP 54
operating temperature -20°C to +55°C
dimensions 100 x 72 x 21 mm
user code memory max 255 codes

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Ch4
Ch2 Ch3Ch1
LED
verde/rosso
green/red
vert/rouge
rot/grün
rojo/verde
rood/groen
2. INSTALLATION
! Thesurface onwhich itis tobe installedmust
be flat and smooth. The IP sealing gaskets
must be present and intact, in the base
(1) and in the body (3).
1. Insert the batteries. Insert the batteries the
correct way round and follow the instructions
in 1.
-The XKP W lights up for 1 s and then goes into
standby: The signalling LEDs and backlighting
are off.
2. Assemble the body and base temporarily.
3. The XKPW has to be stored on the radio receiver:
- Ona newsystem, theXKPW hastoteachtheradio
code to the receiver SLH (§ 3.8).
- If the XKPW is added to an existing system, the
XKPW must learn the radio code from a SLH trans-
mitter that has already been programmed (§ 3.9).
4. If you wish to change the Easy/Advanced operat-
ing mode, carry out the procedure indicated in §
3.12 before storing the user codes.
5. The user codes must be stored on the required
radio channels (§ 3.1).
6. Carry out any optional programming such as
button E (§ 3.6) and the Slave XKPW (§ 3.10).
-WerecommendthatyouchangethePWD (§3.4).
7. Check that all the user codes work correctly on
all the enabled radio channels. Check that the E
button is working properly, if enabled.
8. Installthebase. Followtheinstructionsin2.
9. Secure the body to the base (3). Use fasten-
ers suitable for the material to which it is to be
attached and keep to the screw dimensions
indicated in the figure for wood / brick / masonry
(A) or metal (B).
10.Fully tighten the screws in order to compress the
IP sealing gaskets.
11. Secure the cover (4).
Note Always press one button at a time (if 2
buttons are pressed at the same time, neither is
recognised). The timeout between the pressing
of buttons is 5 s. Each time a button is pressed,
the XKP W issues a short acoustic signal and the
backlighting turns off momentarily.
Key to Symbols

LED off LED on
Flashing Fast flashing
Time Beep
Signal on XKP W
OK 1 0.5 s (green)
ERROR 5 5 (red)
TIMEOUT 
waiting for operation
60 s (red)
STANDBY (green and red)

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Standby # PWD # 1…12 # (§3.1…§3.12)
3. PROGRAMMING
The programming function is PWD protected. In order to restrict access, set a new PWD when the
system is programmed for the first time. Do not give the PWD to other people.
Factory-set PWD: 1 2 3 4
When the XKPW is waiting for an operation, enter:
# PWD #  60 s
Choose the option 1 ... 12 from the menu and carry out the procedure following the
instructions in the relative paragraph.
E.g. for a new user code, enter: 1 #  60 s
If the XKPW indicates an error, it should be reprogrammed correctly.
After the OK message appears, the XKP W waits for an operation for 60 s.
Whenthe XKPW is waiting for an operation,it is possible to carryout another operation fromthe menu.
Press E to end the programming (the programming also ends if the timeout expires without any
keys being pressed).
When programming has been completed, the XKPW reverts to standby mode.
1Store a user code (§ 3.1 )
2Delete a user code (§ 3.2)
3Delete all user codes (§ 3.3)
4Change the PWD (§ 3.4)
5Restore factory settings (§ 3.5)
6 Direct radio channel button E (§ 3.6)
7not used
8Teach the radio code (§ 3.8)
9Learn the radio code (§ 3.9)
10 Set the XKP W SLAVE (§ 3.10)
11 Randomise the radio codes (§ 3.11)
12 Easy or Advanced Operation (§ 3.12)
E/end of wait for operation button

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3.1 STORE A USER CODE
This stores the user codes that have to be entered to activate the radio channels. Carry out the
procedure according to the mode of operation that has been set: Easy or Advanced.
Only numeric codes can be entered. If you attempt to store a code that is already in memory, the
XKP W signals an error.
■EASY OPERATION
User codes consisting of 4 numbers, in various combinations (from 0000 to 9999). Each code can be
enabled for only 1 radio channel, to be specified when it is being stored.
When the XKPW is waiting for an operation, enter:
1 # code # code E Ch #  60 s
E.g.: User code 6110, enabled for radio channel 1: 1 # 6110 # 6110 E 1 #
■ADVANCED OPERATION
User codes of variable length from 2 to 6 digits, in various combinations (from 00 to 9999999),
e.g. 060464. Each code can be enabled for 1, several or all of the radio channels available.
When the XKPW is waiting for an operation, enter:
1 # code # code # (enables all channels)
or
1 # code # code E Ch # (enables only 1 channel)
or
1 # code # code E Ch Ch ... # (enables several channels)  60 s
E.g.:
Code 610, enabled for all radio channels: 1 # 610 # 610 #
Code 610, enabled only for radio channel 1:1 # 610 # 610 E 1 #
Code 610, enabled for radio channels 1 and 3: 1 # 610 # 610 E 1 3 #
3.2 DELETE A USER CODE
When the XKPW is waiting for an operation, enter:
2 # code # code #  60 s
E.g.: Deleting user code 6110: 2 # 6110 # 6110 #

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3.3 DELETE ALL USER CODES
When the XKPW is waiting for an operation, enter:
3 # 3 #  60 s
3.4 CHANGE THE PWD
Enter the PWD (maximum of 6 digits). Only numeric codes can be entered, in any combination from
0 to 999999 e.g. 240764.
When the XKPW is waiting for an operation, enter:
4 # new PWD # new PWD #  60 s
3.5 RESTORE FACTORY SETTINGS
Thisrestoresthe XKPW to its factorysettings: user code memoryempty, direct radiochannel(button
E) disabled, Easy Operation, PWD: 1 2 3 4, randomised radio codes. When finished, the XKPW
exits from programming mode and goes into standby.
When the XKPW is waiting for an operation, enter:
5 # 5 # 
3.6 DIRECT RADIO CHANNEL BUTTON E
Button E can be used to activate a radio channel without having to enter a user code (direct radio
channel).
By default, the direct radio channel button E is disabled. To enable it, specify the radio channel (Ch.
no. from 1 to 4) to be activated. To disable it, press 0 instead of the number of the radio channel.
When the XKPW is waiting for an operation, enter:
6 # Ch # (enabled on the radio channel entered)
or
6 # 0 # (disabled)  60 s
E.g.: Button E, enabled for direct radio channel 1: 6 # 1 #

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Ch4
Ch2 Ch3Ch1
LED
verde/rosso
green/red
rouge/vert
rot/grün
rojo/verde
rood/groen
3.8 TEACH THE RADIO CODE
TEACH A RADIO RECEIVER
When the XKPW is waiting for an operation, enter:
8 # Ch  25 s
E.g. transmit the Ch 1 radio code: 8 # 1
Place the receiver in learning mode on the required radio channel within 25 s (follow the receiver’s
instructions and maintain the recommended distance between the devices), then press:
#(keepitpresseduntilconfirmationisgiventhatthe codehas been learnt,thenreleaseit)  60 s
The code of theradio channel entered istransmitted (GreenLED on). Make surethat the receiver confirms
that the code has been learnt (receiver's instructions).
Repeat the procedure for each radio channel required. When using the XKPW for the first time, each
radio channel has to be activated twice in succession:
Easy Operation enter:
user code E wait until the Green LED turns off, then press E
Advanced Operation enter:
# user code E Ch. wait until the green LED turns off, then repeat Ch.
Teach the radio code. This allows a master
XKP W to ‘teach’ the radio code of a channel to
a target device.
This procedure must be carried out for each radio
channel that you wish to use.
Only the master XKP W devices can teach the
codes.
-If the XKPW is installed on a new radio system, it
must teach it to a Radio Receiver.
-If the XKP W is already being used on the radio
receiver and you wish to add a radio transmitter,
the target device can be a radio control or an
additional Master or Slave XKPW.
Follow the procedures indicated below according
to the target device.

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TEACH ANOTHER XKP W
When the XKPW is waiting for an operation, enter:
8 # Ch  25 s
E.g. transmit the Ch 1 radio code: 8 # 1
Place the target XKP W into learning mode on the required radio channel within 25 s (see § 3.9) and
bring the two devices into contact with one another as shown in the figure.Then press:
#(keepitpresseduntilconfirmationisgiventhatthe codehas been learnt,thenreleaseit)  60 s
The code of the radio channel entered is transmitted (Green LED on). Make sure that the target XKP W
confirms that it has been learnt: Green LED on for 0.5 s and 1 beep.
Repeat the procedure for each radio channel required. When using the new XKPW for the first time,
each radio channel has to be activated twice in succession.
Easy Operation enter:
user code E wait until the Green LED turns off, then press E
Advanced Operation enter:
# user code E Ch. wait until the green LED turns off, then repeat Ch.
Teaching XKP W
Learning XKPW

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TEACH A RADIO CONTROL
When the XKPW is waiting for an operation, enter:
8 # Ch  25 s
E.g. transmit the Ch 1 radio code: 8 # 1
Bring the two devices into contact with one another within 25 s, as shown in the figure, then press:
#(keepitpresseduntilconfirmationisgiventhatthe codehas been learnt,thenreleaseit)  60 s
The codeof the radiochannel entered is transmitted (Green LED on). At the same time, press thebutton
of the radio control and make sure that the confirmation is given (the LED of the radio control will flash
twice and then switch off).
Repeat the procedure for each radio channel required. When using the radio control for the first time,
each radio channel has to be activated twice in quick succession.
Teaching XKP W
Learning radio control

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Ch2 Ch3Ch1
LED
verde/rosso
green/red
rouge/vert
rot/grün
rojo/verde
rood/groen
Teaching XKP WLearning XKPW
Learning XKPWTeaching radio control
3.9 LEARN THE RADIO CODE
Learn the radio code. This procedure allows the
radio code of a channel to be‘learnt’ from a SLH
master radio transmitter. This procedure must
be carried out for each radio channel that you
wish to use.
Both Master XKP W and Slave XKP W units can
learn the code. The teaching device must be a
SLH master radio transmitter.
When the XKPW is waiting for an operation, enter:
9 # Ch. #  25 s
E.g. for the radio code on radio channel Ch 1: 9 # 1 #
Bring the two devices into contact with one another as shown in the figure (A or B) within 25 s and
transmit the radio code from the radio control or from the teaching XKPW:
-on the radio control press buttons P1 and P2 simultaneously, then release them and press the
channel number
-on the teaching XKP W follow the entire procedure indicated in § 3.8
The XKP W learns the radio code on the channel entered, signals OK and waits for an
operation.  60 s
Repeat the procedure for each radio channel required. When using the XKPW for the first time, each
radio channel has to be activated twice in succession:
Easy Operation enter:
user code E wait until the Green LED turns off, then press E
Advanced Operation enter:
# user code E Ch. wait until the green LED turns off, then repeat Ch.

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3.10 SET THE XKP W SLAVE
This operation is irreversible and converts the XKP W, which is factory set to Master, into a Slave
device. A Slave XKP W can learn, but cannot teach a radio code.
When the XKPW is waiting for an operation, enter:
10 # 105 #  60 s
3.11 RANDOMISE THE RADIO CODES
Thisreassigns new radio codestothe XKPW for all radiochannels. Oncethishasbeen done,the XKPW
keeps the settings and any user codes that were created, but in order for it to function, the XKPW has
to be stored again on all the radio receivers on which it has to operate.
When the XKPW is waiting for an operation, enter:
11 # 114 #  60 s
3.12 EASY OR ADVANCED OPERATION
It is only possible to carry out this operation if the user code memory is empty.
When the XKPW is waiting for an operation, enter:
12 # 0 # (enables Easy Operation)
or
12 # 1 # (enables Advanced Operation)  60 s

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PROGRAMMING SUMMARY
STORE A USER CODE (EASY: from 0000 to 9999 ADVANCED: from 00 to 999999)
# PWD # 1 # code # code E Ch # (enables the channel entered)
# PWD # 1 # code # cod # (enables all channels)
# PWD # 1 # code # code E Ch. Ch. ... # (enables the channels entered)
DELETE A USER CODE
# PWD # 2 # code # code #
DELETE ALL USER CODES
# PWD # 3 # 3 #
CHANGE THE PWD
# PWD # 4 # new PWD # new PWD #
RESTORE FACTORY SETTINGS
# PWD # 5 # 5 #
DIRECT RADIO CHANNEL BUTTON E
# PWD # 6 # Ch # (enabled on the channel entered)
# PWD # 6 # 0 # (disabled)
TEACHTHE RADIO CODE FOR EVERY RADIO CHANNEL REQUIRED
# PWD # 8 # Ch Place the target device in learning mode, press # until confirmation is
given that it has been learnt by the target device.
LEARN THE RADIO CODE
# PWD # 9 # Ch # Transmit the Ch from the device that teaches the code
SET THE SLAVE XKPW
# PWD # 10 # 105 #
RANDOMISE THE RADIO CODES
# PWD # 11 # 114 #
EASY OR ADVANCED OPERATION
# PWD # 12 # 0 # (enables Easy)
# PWD # 12 # 1 # (enables Advanced)

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4. USAGE
Follow the safety instructions and recommendations given by the installer.
If the backlighting is off, press any button to switch it on.
Blind and visually impaired users: these users can recognise the buttons using the raised dots on
the surface.
COMMAND WITHANACCESSCODE Enter the command sequence according tothe mode of operation
EASY or ADVANCED. In order to restrict access, do not give the user codes provided by the installer
to other people.
EASY Operation enter:
user code E XKP W activates the command and
indicates OK.
The user code is given by the 4 numbers entered before E. If more than 8 numbers are entered before
E, the XKPW indicates an error.
ADVANCED Operation enter:
# user code E no. (from 1 to 4)XKP W activates the command and
indicates OK.
If the code is enabled for multiple commands, more than one number can be entered in succession
after E has been pressed.
DIRECT COMMAND: press the button E, XKP W activates the command and indicates OK. If
button E is not programmed, XKPW indicates an error.
OKsignalling: 1BEEPand1flashofthegreenLed, then XKPW reverts to standby mode (leds turn off).
ERROR signalling: 5 rapid BEEPS and flashes of the red LED. XKP W does not activate the command
and reverts to standby mode.
Errorsignalled afterE is entered: incorrectcode. ErrorsignalledbeforeE isentered: morethan8numbers
entered before E. Error signalled after # is entered: # was pressed twice.
Batteries warning: in case of Low Batteries, at the end of the command sequence, the backlighting
flashes briefly. If, when you digit a button, you do not light up the backlighting, but the fixed red
LED, the batteries do not guarantee operation and must be replaced immediately.
Check the mode of operation of XKPW enter:
# 4 E
Check the green LED: 1 turns on briefly once = Easy 2 turns on briefly twice = Advanced
Enter the user code provided by the installer according to the mode of operation, Easy or Advanced;
the XKP W signals OK, activates the radio channel and reverts to standby mode.

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5. TROUBLESHOOTING
Indication Explanation Necessary action
When you switch it on, the XKP W
gives an error.
Corrupted data in memory. Check: remove and replace the
batteries. If the device indicates
an error and then switches off,
replace the device.
Programming with Easy Operation:
indicates an error after 2 or more
channels have been confirmed.
Incorrectly entered: The Easy
Operation mode allows only 1
channel to be entered.
Enter correctly.
Programming, immediately after
operation 8 has been selected: it
indicates an error and exits from
programming mode.
You are using a slave XKPW. Use a master XKP W.
An enabled user code does not
activate the radio channel. An error
is indicated after the channel to be
activated has been selected.
The user code is not enabled for
that channel.
Delete the user code and store it
again on the required channel.
The XKPW indicates OK, but the ra-
dio LED ofthe receiver does not light
up (does not receive the channel).
Check the transmission fre-
quency.
Use devices that have the same
transmission frequency.
Check ifthe corresponding radio
LED lights up on the board.
If it does not light up, repeat
the procedure to memorise the
keypad on the board.
The XKP W signals OK, the board
receives the command (the radio
LED lights up) but it does not work.
If the corresponding radio LED
lights up, the operator is not
ready to move.
Check the board configuration
(e.g. Stop active).
The device does not turn on when a
button is pressed.
Nopoweror devicenot working. Replace the batteries. If the
problem persists, replace the
device.
6. MAINTENANCE
Clean the outer surfaces only with a soft cloth Do not use detergents or oils. Do not make any
modifications to the original components. Only use original FAAC spare parts.
REPLACE BATTERIES
Refer to 4 and 3 and carry out the procedure in reverse to remove the parts. Replace the
batteries. Insert the batteries the correct way round and follow the instructions in 1. The XKPW
lights up for 1 s and then goes into standby. Replace the parts. Follow the instructions given in
3 and 4.
! The IP sealing gaskets in the base and in the body must be fitted and intact.

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