Satel INT-KWRL2 User manual

INT-KWRL2
Wireless keypad
Firmware version 3.00 int-kwrl2_en 04/19
SATEL sp. z o.o. • ul. Budowlanych 66 • 80-298 Gdańsk • POLAND
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www.satel.pl

IMPORTANT
The device should be installed by qualified personnel.
Read carefully this manual before proceeding to installation.
Changes, modifications or repairs not authorized by the manufacturer shall void your rights
under the warranty.
The name plate of the device is located on the enclosure base.
SATEL aims to continually improve the quality of its products, which may result in changes in
their technical specifications and software. Current information about the changes being
introduced is available on our website.
Please visit us at:
http://www.satel.eu
Hereby, SATEL sp. z o.o. declares that the radio equipment type INT-KWRL2 is in
compliance with Directive 2014/53/EU. The full text of the EU declaration of conformity
is available at the following internet address: www.satel.eu/ce
The following symbols may be used in this manual:
- note,
- caution.

The INT-KWRL2 wireless keypad enables operation and programming of the INTEGRA and
INTEGRA Plus control panels with firmware version 1.19 (or newer). The device is designed
for work within the ABAX 2 / ABAX two-way wireless system. This manual applies to the
keypad with firmware version 3.00 (or newer), which is supported by:
ABAX 2: ACU-220 / ACU-280 controller,
ABAX: ACU-120 / ACU-270 controller (firmware version 5.04 or newer).
The ABAX 2 / ABAX controller must be connected to the expander bus (controller
terminals CKE and DTE) and the keypad bus (controller terminals CKM and DTM) of
the INTEGRA / INTEGRA Plus alarm control panel.
In the ACU-220 / ACU-280 controller, switches 9 and 10 must be set in OFF position.
In the ACU-120 / ACU-270 controller, switch 8 must be set in OFF position.
The keypad is not supported by the ARU-100 and ARU-200 radio signal repeaters or
by the INTEGRA 128-WRL control panel.
Fig. 1. INT-KWRL2 keypad.

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1. Features
Display 2 x 16 characters with backlight.
LEDs indicating the state of system.
12 keys, bearing designations according to telephone standard and intended for entering
data.
4 additional keys for menu navigation.
An extra key to confirm the data entered.
Backlit keys.
Built-in proximity card reader.
Built-in sounder.
Encrypted two-way radio communication in the 868 MHz frequency band (AES standard
for the ABAX 2 system).
Transmission channel diversity – 4 channels for automatic selection of the one that will
enable transmission without interference with other signals in the 868 MHz frequency
band (ABAX 2 system only).
Remote update of keypad firmware (ABAX 2 system only).
Tamper protection against enclosure opening and removal from mounting surface.
Power supply: two CR123A 3 V batteries.
2. Description
Radio communication
The keypad connects to the controller every 4 minutes to give information about its state
(periodical communication). Additional communication takes place:
when the keypad is in use,
in the case of keypad tamper,
when the controller is sending commands to the keypad (wake up and trigger CHIME
signal).
Operating modes
Wake-up – this mod is started by pressing any key. Additionally, the keypad can be woken
up automatically when an alarm occurs or an entry delay, an exit delay or an auto-arming
delay begins (see description of the “Wake-up” parameter, section “Settings stored in
ABAX 2 / ABAX controller” p. 6). When the keypad is in the wake-up mode, it works in
much the same way as the wired LCD keypad. The display is on. Backlight, LED indication
and sound signaling are enabled.
Sleep – the mode is entered:
– after 20 seconds since the last key press,
– after preset time, if the keypad has been woken up automatically (see description of the
“Wake-up” parameter, section “Settings stored in ABAX 2 / ABAX controller” p. 6).
The purpose of this mode is to save energy. The display is off. Backlight, LED indication
and sound signaling are disabled (if a time different from 0 is preset for the „Wake-up”
parameter, CHIME from zones will be signaled).

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Support for proximity cards
The built-in proximity card reader enables the system to be operated by using proximity cards
(any 125 kHz passive transponder in the form of a card, tag, etc.). Where the alarm system is
not to be operated by proximity cards, the reader can be disabled (to prolong the battery life).
Battery status control
If the voltage of any battery is lower than 2.75 V:
low battery information is sent during periodical communication,
after the keypad wake-up, a low battery message is displayed (the message will specify
which battery is to be replaced – see also Fig. 3).
The battery life depends on how the keypad is used. The more frequently the keypad
is woken up, the quicker the batteries will be depleted.
3. Installation
There is a danger of battery explosion when using a different battery than
recommended by the manufacturer, or handling the battery improperly.
Be particularly careful during installation and replacement of the batteries. The
manufacturer is not liable for the consequences of incorrect installation of the
battery.
The used batteries must not be discarded, but should be disposed of in
accordance with the existing rules for environment protection.
The keypad is designed for indoor installation. The place of installation should be readily
accessible to the system users. When selecting the installation location, take into account the
communication range of the ABAX 2 / ABAX system.
1. Open the keypad enclosure (Fig. 2). The enclosure opening tool, shown in the illustration,
is included in the keypad delivery set.
2. Install the batteries and add the keypad to the wireless system (see “Adding the keypad to
the wireless system”).
3. Put the cover on the catches and snap the enclosure shut.
4. Place the keypad in the location intended for its installation.
If you want to hold the keypad in your hand when checking the radio signal level, grab
the device from its left side (on its right side, there is the antenna, which must not be
covered).
5. Check the level of signal received from the keypad by the ABAX 2 / ABAX controller. If the
signal level is lower than 40%, select another place for installation. Sometimes, it is
sufficient to shift the device ten or twenty centimeters to obtain a considerable
improvement in the signal quality. Only after the optimal level of radio signal is achieved
can you proceed to the next step.
The ARF-200 tester makes it possible to check the radio signal strength at the place of
future installation without having to put the keypad there.

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Fig. 2. Opening the enclosure.
Fig. 3. Keypad enclosure inside with batteries installed.
6. Open the keypad enclosure (Fig. 2).
7. Place the enclosure base against the wall and mark location of the mounting holes.
8. Drill the holes in the wall for wall plugs (anchors).
9. Using wall plugs (anchors) and screws, secure the enclosure base to the wall. Select wall
plugs specifically intended for the mounting surface (different for concrete or brick wall,

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different for plaster wall, etc.). When installed, the device must withstand a pull-off force of
at least 50 N.
10.Put the cover on the catches and snap the enclosure shut.
11.Lock the cover using screw.
3.1 Adding the keypad to the wireless system
Before adding the keypad, make sure that the CKM and DTM terminals of the
controller are connected to the control panel keypad bus. Also, depending on
the controller:
ACU-220 / ACU-280: check that the switches 9 and 10 are set in OFF position,
ACU-120 / ACU-270: check that the switch 8 is set in OFF position.
You can add the wireless keypad to the ABAX 2 / ABAX system by using either a computer
with DLOADX program installed, or an LCD keypad. The controller allows for registering of
up to 4 INT-KWRL2 keypads. If no wired keypad is connected to the control panel, you can
only add the first wireless keypad using the DLOADX program (to establish communication
between the program and the control panel, you must start the service mode “from pins” –
refer to the control panel programming manual).
When adding the device, its serial number is required. The serial number sticker can be
found on the electronics board.
The keypad is identified as INT-KWRL.
Simultaneous operation of the keypad by the ABAX 2 and ABAX controller is not
possible.
3.1.1 DLOADX program
You can add wireless keypad in the “Structure” window, “Hardware” tab, after clicking on the
name of ABAX 2 / ABAX controller on the list of devices, and then on the “INT-KWRL” tab
(see Fig. 4p. 7).
1. Click on the “Read” button to read the data related to wireless keypads from the controller
(these data are not read after clicking on the button in the main menu).
2. Click on the “New device” button.
3. The “New device” window will open.
4. In the “Serial number” field enter the serial number of the added keypad.
5. In the “Address” field, select which address is to be assigned to the keypad to be added.
6. Press any key on the keypad.
7. The message will confirm that a keypad has been added (unless you have entered an
invalid serial number, of which you will be informed by a message). The name assigned to
the keypad will be displayed. You can change it.
8. Click “OK” (to cancel adding the keypad, click on the “Quit” button).
9. The “New device” window will close.
10.The new keypad will appear in the table in “INT-KWRL” tab.
11.Click on the “Keypads identification” button (the new keypad must be identified by the
control panel).
3.1.2 LCD keypad
You can add wireless keypad in the service mode by means of the “New device” function
(“Structure” “Hardware” “Expanders” “Settings” [controller name] “New device”).

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1. Having started the function, enter the serial number of the added keypad.
2. Press .
3. When the “Open device tamper” message is displayed, press any key on the keypad.
4. Information on the added keypad will be displayed (if nothing happens, it can mean that
you have entered an invalid serial number – if this is the case, press to return to
the submenu).
5. Press .
6. Use the and keys to select address for the keypad being added.
7. Press .
8. Identification function will start automatically (the new keypad must be identified by the
control panel).
3.2 Removing the keypad from the wireless system
3.2.1 DLOADX program
You can remove the wireless keypads in the “Structure” window, “Hardware” tab, after
clicking on the name of ABAX 2 / ABAX controller on the list of devices, and then on the
“INT-KWRL” tab (see Fig. 4p. 7).
1. Click on the “Read” button to read the data related to wireless keypads from the
controller.
2. Click on the wireless keypad you want to remove.
3. Click on the “Remove device” button.
4. The “Confirm” window will open.
5. Click on the “Yes” button.
6. The “Confirm” window will close.
3.2.2 LCD keypad
You can remove wireless keypads in the service mode by means of the “Remove device”
function (“Structure” “Hardware” “Expanders” “Settings” [controller name]
“Remove device”).
1. Having started the function, use the and keys to select the keypad you want to
remove.
2. Press .
3. A prompt will be displayed asking you whether to remove the keypad and the serial
number of the keypad being removed.
4. Press .
4. Configuring
You can configure the wireless keypad settings by using a computer with DLOADX program
installed, or an LCD keypad.
4.1 Settings stored in ABAX 2 / ABAX controller
These settings you can configure:
DLOADX program: “Structure” window “Hardware” tab “Expansion modules”
branch [controller name] “INT-KWRL” tab (see Fig. 4),

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LCD keypad: “Service mode” “Structure” “Hardware” “Expanders” “Settings”
[controller name] “Settings” [wireless keypad name].
4.1.1 Description of parameters and options
Fig. 4. DLOADX program: keypad settings stored in the ABAX 2 / ABAX controller.
Given in the square brackets are the names of parameters and options presented on the
keypad display.
Wake-up [Wake up] – the maximum time period for which the keypad can be woken up
automatically. If you enter a value different from 0:
– the keypad will be woken up automatically when an alarm occurs or an entry delay, an
exit delay or an auto-arming delay begins,
– the CHIME from zones will also be signaled when the keypad is in the sleep mode.
If you enter 0, the keypad will not be woken up automatically.
If a value different from 0 is preset for the “Wake-up” parameter, the keypad will
be awaiting for transmissions with information on events. As a result, the
energy consumption will be growing and the battery life will be considerably
reduced.
The keypad is woken up not more frequently than every 30 seconds. If the event that
is to wake up the keypad occurs before the 30 seconds have elapsed since the last
automatic wake-up, the keypad will stay asleep.
Card reader [Reader] – if this option is enabled, the card reader is supported.
Presence contr. [Test] – if this option is enabled, the keypad presence is being monitored. If
there is no transmission from the keypad for 20 minutes, missing keypad will be reported.

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4.2 Settings stored in the control panel
These settings you can configure:
DLOADX program: “Structure” window “Hardware” tab “Expansion modules”
branch [keypad name] (see Fig. 5),
LCD keypad: “Service mode” “Structure” “Hardware” “LCD keypads” “Settings”
[keypad name].
Fig. 5. DLOADX program: keypad settings stored in the control panel – “Keypad” tab.
4.2.1 Description of parameters and options
Given in the square brackets are the names of parameters and options presented on the
keypad display.

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Keypad
Name – individual name of the keypad (up to 16 characters).
Partitions managed by keypad [Partitions] – partitions which can be armed/disarmed or
alarm in which may be cancelled from the keypad. These functions are available to the
users having appropriate rights and access to these partitions.
Using the service code you can operate all partitions, irrespective of which partitions
are operated by the keypad.
Show alarms of partitions [Alarms] – the keypad can inform on burglary alarms in selected
partitions.
Show fire alarms of partitions [Fire alarms] – the keypad can inform on fire alarms in
selected partitions.
CHIME signal of zones [Chime zones] – zones the violation of which is audibly signaled by
the keypad. If the zone is armed, violation will not trigger the CHIME signal.
The wireless keypad signals the CHIME from zones not more frequently than once
every 30 seconds. When the keypad is in the sleep mode, the CHIME from zones is
only signaled if a value different from 0 is preset for the “Wake-up” parameter.
Zone disabling CHIME [Chime bps. zone] – zone, which, if violated, will disable the CHIME
feature for specified time.
The zone 256 cannot disable the CHIME feature.
Bypass time [Chime bps. time] – time during which the CHIME signal will be disabled after
violation of the zone which disables the signaling (time is counted from the zone restore). If
you enter 0, the signaling will not be disabled.
Quick Arm partitions [Quickarm part.] – partitions which will be armed in case of the quick
arming.
Display entry delay of partitions [Show entry del.] – the keypad displays information about
entry delay countdown in selected partitions.
Display exit delay of partitions [Show exit delay] – the keypad displays information about
exit delay countdown in selected partitions.
Signal entry delay of partitions [Sign.entry del.] – the keypad audibly signals the entry
delay countdown in selected partitions.
Signal exit delay of partitions [Sign.exit delay] – the keypad audibly signals the exit delay
countdown in selected partitions.
Date/Time format [DateTime format] – the way how date and time will be presented on the
display.
LCD backlight – the way how the display backlight will work, when the keypad is in the
wake-up mode:
not present – disabled,
permanent 50% – enabled: brightness 50%,
permanent 100% – enabled: brightness 100%,
auto 0-50% – enabled: brightness 50%,
auto 0-100% – enabled: brightness 100%,
auto 50%-100% – enabled: brightness 100%.
Keys backlight – the way how the keys backlight will work, when the keypad is in the
wake-up mode:
not present – disabled,
auto – enabled,
permanent – enabled.

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Alarm messages
Partitions [Part.al.msg.] – if this option is enabled, messages on partition alarms are
displayed (they contain the name of partition).
Zones [Zone al.msg.] – if this option is enabled, messages on alarms from zones are
displayed (they contain the name of zone). The zone alarm messages have the priority.
Alarms
FIRE [Fire alarm] – if this option is enabled, pressing the key for approx. 3 seconds
will trigger the fire alarm.
PANIC [Panic alarm] – if this option is enabled, pressing the key for approx. 3
seconds will trigger the panic alarm.
AUX. [Medical alarm] – if this option is enabled, pressing the key for approx. 3
seconds will trigger the medical alarm.
3 wrong codes [3 wrong codes] – if this option is enabled, entering incorrect code three
times will trigger the alarm.
Additional options
Silent PANIC alarm [Silent panic] – if this option is enabled, the panic alarm triggered from
the keypad will be a silent one, i.e. the keypad will not indicate it, there will be no audible
signal, but the alarm will be reported to the monitoring station. The silent panic alarm is
useful when the control panel is sending events to the monitoring station, but unauthorized
persons should not be aware of the alarm being triggered.
Sign. alarms [Alarm signal.] – if this option is enabled, the keypad will signal the alarms
audibly.
Key sounds [Key sound] – if this option is enabled, pressing the keypad keys is confirmed
by beeps.
Sign. trbl. in part. arm [Trbl.in p.arm.] – if this option is enabled, the LED goes off after
all managed by keypad partitions are armed (if the option is disabled, the LED goes off
after just one of the partitions is armed).
Sign. new trouble [New trbl.sign.] – if this option is enabled, the keypad can audibly signal
the occurrence of a new trouble (if the “Trouble memory until review” option is enabled).
New trouble signaling is cleared after the troubles have been reviewed by the user.
Show code entering [Show code ent.] – if this option is enabled, entering the code is
presented on the keypad display by asterisks.
Show keypad name [Name (2nd row)] – if this option is enabled, the keypad name is
presented in the lower line of the display.
Exit delay clearing enable [Fin.exit delay] – if this option is enabled, the exit delay time in
partitions with the “Exit delay clearing” option enabled can be shortened after pressing in
turn the keys.
Show viol. zones [Zone violation] – if this option is enabled, violating the CHIME signal
triggering zone result additionally in the zone name being displayed, when the keypad is in
the wake-up mode.
Auto-Arm delay countdown [Auto-arm delay] – if this option is enabled, the auto-arm delay
countdown in partition is indicated by beeps.
Show disarm messages [Show disarming] – if this option is enabled, the keypad displays
the disarming message irrespective of how the system has been disarmed. If this option is
disabled, the keypad displays the disarming message only when the system has been
disarmed from this keypad.
Show arm messages [Show arm] – if this option is enabled, the keypad displays the arming
message. If the option is disabled, the arming message is not displayed.

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Quick control [Control (8#)] – if this option is enabled, the “Outs control” user function can
be started by pressing in turn the keys (without the need to enter the user
code).
Tamper signaled in part. [Tamper in part.] – partition where alarm will be triggered in the
event of keypad tamper, triggering the alarm from keypad etc.
Volume/filter
Fig. 6. DLOADX program: keypad settings stored in the control panel – “Volume/filter” tab.
Volume – volume level of the beeps generated during keypad operation (key pressing,
confirmation of performed operation, etc.).
Volume – chime – volume level of the beeps generated after zone violation (CHIME).
Volume – entry delay – volume level of the entry delay beeps.
Volume – exit delay – volume level of the exit delay beeps.
Volume – fire – volume level of the fire alarm beeps.
Volume – alarm – volume level when signaling burglar, panic and medical alarms.
Card reader filter [Sensitivity] – the level of signal filtering by the proximity card reader
(when programming from the keypad: 1 – minimal filtering, 10 – maximal filtering). Higher
filtering level is useful where noise occurs, causing the reader to malfunction.
State inspections
Key hold-down
Some functions can be run by the users without having to enter the code.
1 – zone state [Zones] – if this option is enabled, the user can press and hold down the
key for 3 seconds to check the state of zones.
4 – partitions armed [Partitions] – if this option is enabled, the user can press and hold
down the key for 3 seconds to check the state of partitions.

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5 – alarm events memory [Alarms log] – if this option is enabled, the user can press and
hold down the key for 3 seconds to view the alarms log (based on the event log).
6 – trouble memory [Troubles log] – if this option is enabled, the user can press and hold
down the key for 3 seconds to view the troubles log (based on the event log).
7 – trouble status [Troubles] – if this option is enabled, the user can press and hold down
the key for 3 seconds to view the troubles.
8 – chime on/off [Chime changing] – if this option is enabled, the user can press and hold
down the key for 3 seconds to enable / disable the CHIME signal in the keypad.
Fig. 7. DLOADX program: keypad settings stored in the control panel – “State inspections”
tab.
Zone state [Zone characters]
You can define the symbols which will be used to illustrate the state of zones on the display.
Partition state [Part.characters]
You can define the symbols which will be used to illustrate the state of partitions on the
display.
Permanently displayed partitions [State part.]
You can select the partitions whose state will be permanently presented in the lower line of
the display. Up to 16 partitions can be selected. The partitions are displayed successively: for
example, if the partitions 3, 6 and 7 are selected, their state will be displayed in the first,
second and third position of the display.
User functions definition
Code+[arrow][Code+arrows] – you can define which functions will be started on entering
the code and pressing the selected arrow key.

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Fig. 8. DLOADX program: keypad settings stored in the control panel – “User functions
definition” tab.
Proximity cards
Card function
Card read [Card close] – you can select the function executed after presenting the card.
Card holddown [Card close long] – you can select the function executed after holding the
card.
Door [Door to open] – if presenting the card or holding it is to open a door, you must indicate
the door supervised by the access control module or the “101. Card read – expander” type
output.
Fig. 9. DLOADX program: keypad settings stored in the control panel – “Proximity cards” tab.
Wrong card
Signal on wrong card [Unkn.card sig.] – if this option is enabled, reading in an unknown
card will be signaled by two long beeps.
Event after 3 readings [Ev.3 unk.cards] – if this option is enabled, reading in an unknown
card three times will save the event.

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Alarm after 3 readings [Al.3 unk.cards] – if this option is enabled, reading in an unknown
card three times will trigger an alarm. The option is available, if the “Event after 3 readings”
option is enabled.
Code+card
Code OR card – the user can use code or card for authentication.
Code AND card – the user must use code and card for authentication.
Follow output – the authentication method depends on the status of selected output (the
output active – code and card; the output inactive – code or card).
In case of the authentication using code and card, the executed function depends on
the second identifier.
The outputs 255 and 256 cannot be used for controlling the authentication method.
5. Operation
When the wireless keypad is in the wake-up mode, it enables operation and programming of
the alarm system. To wake up the keypad, press any key on the keypad.
In addition to waking up the keypad from sleep, pressing a key will also have other
consequences, as appropriate for the given key. The keypad will treat each key
pressing exactly in the same way.
When in the wake-up mode, the wireless keypad works much in the same way as the wired
keypad. For how to use the keypad, please refer to the control panel programming and user
manuals. The manuals are available on the www.satel.eu website.
6. Specifications
Operating frequency band................................................................... 868.0 MHz ÷ 868.6 MHz
Radio communication range (in open area)
ABAX 2
ACU-220 ................................................................................................up to 800 m
ACU-280 ................................................................................................up to 800 m
ABAX
ACU-120 ................................................................................................up to 800 m
ACU-270 ................................................................................................up to 400 m
Batteries........................................................................................................... 2 x CR123A 3 V
Standby current consumption, BT1 battery........................................................................ 5 µA
Maximum current consumption, BT1 battery....................................................................30 mA
Standby current consumption, BT2 battery........................................................................ 1 µA
Maximum current consumption, BT2 battery (card reader disabled)................................30 mA
Maximum current consumption, BT2 battery (card reader enabled) ................................40 mA
Environmental class according to EN50130-5 .........................................................................II
Operating temperature range...............................................................................-10°C...+55°C
Maximum humidity ..........................................................................................................93±3%
Enclosure dimensions ................................................................................. 145 x 143 x 25 mm
Weight...............................................................................................................................374 g