Storm Interface 450 Series Installation and operation manual

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Contents
Page
Product Overview , Features 2
Product Range and Accessories
Downloads
Quickstart Guide 3
Installation
One Time Only Initialisation
FAQ’s & Product Specs 4
Compatible Products 5
Keypad layouts 6
Code Tables – default 7
Configuration Utility 8
Customising the codes
Firmware Update
Code Tables – full list 11
Product Dimensions, Cable Drawings 18
Panel Cutout Drawings 19
Copyright Notice 24
Change History 26
API 28

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Product Overview
This self-contained device is ready to use. It can be easily attached to the rear surface of most Storm keypads to
provide connectivity and communication with USB compatible host systems. Factory configured for standard
numeric data entry, this versatile device can also be user programmed to output any supported USB code;
making the 450 Series encoder the ideal keypad interface for most applications.
Features
Generic keyboard (HID) device – no additional drivers needed
Factory configured to encode telephone or calculator format numeric keypads
Output code table can be customised using Storm’s USB Configuration Utility
Host PC can use the supplied API to control the encoder functions in an application.
Integrated power supply for keypad illumination
450i version provides additional brightness control for keypad illumination
450i version features a piezo sounder for optional key press confirmation or application driven status signal
Simple connection via a USB Mini-B socket
Compact, self contained form factor
Compatible with most Storm 4, 12 and 16 key format keypads
(including Storm 700, 720,1000, 2000, 3000, GFX and PLX product series)
Separate ribbon cable available if you do not wish to plug the encoder directly onto the rear of the keypad.
Product Range and Accessories
Part Number Description
4500-10 450i Encoder with Buzzer and Illumination Control
4500-00 450 Encoder
4500-01 USB Cable 1 metre - type A to angled mini B
4500-CAB07 Ribbon Cable 0.3 metre for remote connection to 4 way keypad
4500-CAB10 Ribbon Cable 0.3 metre for remote connection to 12/16 way keypad
Note :
These part numbers are for on line ordering directly from Storm Interface.
When bought through broadline distribution they have an additional suffix to allow for distributor specific
labelling/marking requirements e.g.
4500-102 450i Encoder with Buzzer
Downloads
4500-SW01 USB Configuration Utility
450i-LIT-01 Product Brochure
450-xx-08KT Installation Sheet
450 USB Manual Engineering Manual (this document)

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Quickstart Guide
Before starting make sure that you have :
 The encoder
 A compatible Storm keypad.
 A USB mini-B cable between your keypad and the host computer.
 A panel with the correct cutout for your keypad
 A copy of the configuration utility if you want to customise the configuration
Installation
 Ensure your computer is powered up before connecting the encoder.
 Note that there are two different sockets for the keypad connection, depends if a 4 way or 12/16 way
keypad is being used. Make sure that the correct socket is used before using the sticky pads to fix the
encoder in place.
Socket for 4 way keypad Socket for 12/ 16 way keypad
Sticky pads go here
( one per position, unless using 700 Series underpanel
which needs 2 per)
 Push the encoder onto the keypad pins ; make sure the pad sticks down
 Plug in the mini B USB cable on the side of the encoder
One Time Only Initialisation
This initialisation process must be completed the first time you turn it on. The encoder has to recognise the
keypad, and you have to select the layout that matches the keypad layout.
a) PRESS AND HOLD the bottom right hand key on the keypad – this tells the encoder which keypad is connected
b) Connect the encoder cable to the pc
c) RELEASE KEY IF you want function key ( 4 way) / telephone layout (12/16 way) code table
or
d) KEEP THE KEY PRESSED FOR 10 SEC IF you want cursor ( 4 way) / calculator ( 12/16 way) code table
Now check that you are getting the correct characters on screen. If you need to reconfigure the encoder you can
change the code table ( or reset to a pre-loaded code table ) with the USB Configuration Utility from www.storm-
interface.com

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F.A.Q’s
Does this encoder need a special driver ? No – it works with the standard USB keyboard driver
Does the utility work on any pc ? At present it does not run on Linux or Mac os
The utility requires Windows XP or later
What’s the USB connection ? Mini-B socket
Do I need to use the sticky pads ? These are included to retain the encoder in service
What custom USB codes can I assign ? See the code tables on page 11
What do I do if I have wrongly initialised the product ? Download & use the config utility to reset the defaults
Why is the socket longer than the pinstrip on my keypad? The end pins power the 720 illuminated keypads.
Can I control this from a host application ? Yes – the commands are listed in the API reference
Ratings & Performance
Operational temperature -20ºC to +60ºC
Storage temperature -20ºC to +70ºC
Humidity 10% to 90% non-condensing
Vibration and shock ETSI 300 019 5M3
Operating voltage 5V +/- 5% (USB)
Operating current 20mA (excluding keypad illumination current)
Safety EU Low Voltage Directive
EMC: Emissions and Immunity: FCC part 15 class A
EN55022, EN55024
ESD: Up to +/- 15kV air discharge, +/- 7.5kV contact discharge
EU RoHS
WEEE Directive compliant

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Compatible Products
4 Key 12 Key 16 Key Note
700 Series    Use additional sticky pads for underpanel fixing of 700 Series
720 Series    720 and 720 illuminated keypads are supported
1000 Series   
PLX Series   
2000 Series   
GFX   
3000 Series   
SF6000
 Use remote connection cable.(NB Illumination circuit is separate)
3000
Illuminator Illumination not supported on this model
GFX
Illuminator Illumination not supported on this model
Use the
7 way
socket
for 4 key
pad
Use the 10 way
socket for 12/16
key pad

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Keypad Layouts
Keypad Layouts Keypad Layouts
Default Code Table (US English) Alternate Code Table (US English)
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Default Code Tables (remember host set to UK English gives £ instead of #)
Row Column 4 way codes
Function (hex)
12 way code
Telephone(hex)
16 way code
Telephone(hex)
A 1 F1 (3A) 1 (1E) 1 (1E)
B 1 F2 (3B) 4 (21) 4 (21)
C 1 F3 (3C) 7 (24) 7 (24)
D 1 F4 (3D) * (E1, 25) * (E1, 25)
A 2 - 2 (1F) 2 (1F)
B 2 - 5 (22) 5 (22)
C 2 - 8 (25) 8 (25)
D 2 - 0 (27) 0 (27)
A 3 - 3 (20) 3 (20)
B 3 - 6 (23) 6 (23)
C 3 - 9 (26) 9 (26)
D 3 - # (E1, 20) # (E1, 20)
A 4 - - A (04)
B 4 - - B (05)
C 4 - - C (06)
D 4 - - . (37)
Alternate Code Table ( to get the arrow keys on a 12/16 way keypad then switch NumLock off )
Row Column 4 way code
Cursor (hex)
12 way code
Calculator (hex)
16 way code
Calculator (hex)
Output for 12/16
way with NumLock
off
A 1 ↑ (52) 7 (5F) 7 (5F) HOME
B 1 ← (50) 4 (5C) 4 (5C) ←
C 1 → (4F) 1 (59) 1 (59) END
D 1 ↓ (51) * (E1, 25) * (E1, 25) *
A 2 - 8 (60) 8 (60) ↑
B 2 - 5 (5D) 5 (5D)
C 2 - 2 (5A) 2 (5A) ↓
D 2 - 0 (62) 0 (62)
A 3 - 9 (61) 9 (61) PgUp
B 3 - 6 (5E) 6 (5E) →
C 3 - 3 (5B) 3 (5B) PgDn
D 3 - # (E1, 20) # (E1, 20) #
A 4 - - A (04) A
B 4 - - B (05) B
C 4 - - C (06) C
D 4 - - . (37) .

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Configuration Utility
To customise the output codes just download and install the Configuration Utility from www.storm-interface.com
This lets you do the following :-
Scan the encoder in order to Confirm the encoder is connected
Show which version of firmware is installed
Show which keypad is set ( 4, 12 or 16 key)
Show which code table is selected ( default, alternate or customised)
And also Change the keypad setting
Change the selected code table
Change the buzzer volume (450i only )
Change the brightness on illuminated keypads (450i only )
Self test the encoder
For re-legendable keypads Customise the code table by assigning a USB code to each key
Add a modifier in front of each USB code
Save this configuration
Export or Import configuration files
For maintenance purposes Update the encoder firmware if a new version is released
Restore all settings to original factory defaults.
API
To allow a host application to control the USB encoder the available commands are listed in the API
Documentation. Free download from www.storm-interface.com

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Configuration Utility User Guide
Download from www.storm-interface.com and install on a Windows PC with XP or later
Run the application.
Plug in the encoder + keypad.
Scan the encoder. The configuration will be displayed as below on the home screen.
If you have a standard layout keypad then the output from the default code table will correspond to the keypad
If you have a keypad designed to allow customisation of keytop graphics then you need to assign a code to each
key.
The configuration file is saved to the pc and to the encoder when the Save Changes button is pressed.
Press
“Scan for Device”
to find connected
encoder
Device details are displayed
 Encoder Type
 Keypad
 Code Table
 Firmware Version
To change the code table
use the drop down box
Press
“Customise Code
Table”
to change the
customised code table
See following pages for
the Code Table Screen
Press
“Reset from
Configuration File”
to use the configuration
that you have already
created and saved
Press
“Save Changes”
to save your changes
onto the pc and also
onto the encoder
Press
“Exit”
Use the dropdown boxes to change
settings on the 450i Encoder for
 Brightness
 Buzzer
LED Colour is White only
For product updates / reset, use the buttons for
 Updating the firmware if a new version is released
 Reset all settings to factory defaults
 Self Test the encoder
Use the File Menu to
Import /Export
Configuration Files

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Configuration Utility User Guide
Customising the Code Table
The utility displays a screen that shows for each key
 Which USB code is assigned
 Which modifier ( if any ) is applied to the USB code.
The full list of USB Codes is shown on the following pages.
USB Codes that have been checked in Word are shown in the relevant column, for example :
Where the same USB code gives a different character dependent on the host language setting then this is shown
in the relevant language column.
The actual function of the USB code is determined by the application; not all codes have a function in every
application.
Un-shifted Shifted
Code 0x04
g
ives a
A
Modifier USB Code
Click on each position
and select a USB code
from the drop down list.
Add a modifier for each
position if required.
Press
“Apply”
to reserve your changes.
This does not save the
changes at this stage.
Press
“Close”
to return to the home
screen
“Reset”
reloads the default code
table

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Configuration Utility User Guide
Updating the Firmware
When you update the firmware the utility keeps a copy of your configuration (including any customised codes),
and reloads it back on the encoder as part of the firmware update process
Download the new firmware from www.storm-interface.com,
Connect the encoder.
Press Scan for Device to find the connected encoder
Press Update Encoder Firmware and press Yes
Select encoder type and press OK
Browse to locate the firmware file and press Upgrade
The progress bar shows in green.
When progress is complete press Close
Unplug the cable
Re-connect the cable and press OK
Press Scan For and the new version of firmware will be displayed

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Full Code Table Reference
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Usin
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Any Language differences (using Word)
When customising the code table on the encoder
you can place a modifier in front of the USB Code
English
U.K.
( if different
to U.S.)
English U.S.
French German Spanish
e.g. E1 , 34 will give you @
USB
Usage
ID
(Dec)
USB
Usage
ID
(Hex)
Usage Name
Note
Un-shifted Shifted Un-shifted Shifted Num lock
00 00 Reserved (no event
indicated
)
9
01 01 Keyboard Error Roll
Over
9
02 02 Ke
y
board POST Fail 9
03 03 Keyboard Error
Undefined
9
04 04 Ke
y
board a and
A
4 a
A
05 05 Ke
y
board b and B b B
06 06 Ke
y
board c and C 4 c C
07 07 Ke
y
board d and D d D
08 08 Ke
y
board e and E e E
09 09 Ke
y
board f and F f F
10 0
A
Ke
y
board
g
and G
g
G
11 0B Ke
y
board h and H h H
12 0C Ke
y
board i and I i I
13 0D Ke
y
board
j
and J
j
J
14 0E Ke
y
board k and K k K
15 0F Ke
y
board l and L l L
16 10 Ke
y
board m and M 4 m M
17 11 Ke
y
board n and N n N
18 12 Ke
y
board o and O 4 o O
19 13 Ke
y
board p and P 4 p P
20 14 Ke
y
board q and Q 4 q Q
21 15 Ke
y
board r and R r R
22 16 Ke
y
board s and S 4 s S
23 17 Ke
y
board t and T t T
24 18 Ke
y
board u and U u U
25 19 Ke
y
board v and V v V
26 1
A
Ke
y
board w and W 4 w W
27 1B Ke
y
board x and X 4 x X
28 1C Ke
y
board
y
and Y 4
y
Y
29 1D Ke
y
board z and Z 4 z Z
30 1E Ke
y
board 1 and ! 4 1 !
31 1F Ke
y
board 2 and
@
4 2 “ 2
@
32 20 Ke
y
board 3 and # 4 3 £ 3 #
33 21 Ke
y
board 4 and $ 4 4 $
34 22 Ke
y
board 5 and % 4 5 %
35 23 Ke
y
board 6 and ^ 4 6 ^
36 24 Ke
y
board 7 and & 4 7 &
37 25 Ke
y
board 8 and * 4 8 *
38 26 Ke
y
board 9 and
(
4 9
(
39 27 Ke
y
board 0 and
)
0
)

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Any Language differences (using Word)
When customising the code table on the encoder
you can place a modifier in front of the USB Code
English
U.K.
( if different
to U.S.)
English U.S.
French German Spanish
e.g. E1 , 34 will give you @
USB
Usage
ID
(Dec)
USB
Usage
ID
(Hex)
Usage Name
Note
Un-shifted Shifted Un-shifted Shifted Num lock
40 28 Keyboard Return
(
ENTER
)
5
41 29 Ke
y
board ESCAPE
42 2A Keyboard DELETE
(
Backspace
)
13
43 2B Ke
y
board Tab
44 2C Ke
y
board Spacebar
45 2D Keyboard - and
(
underscore
)
4
4 - _
46 2E Ke
y
board = and + 4 = +
47 2F Ke
y
board [ and
{
4 [
{
48 30 Ke
y
board ] and
}
4 ]
}
49 31 Ke
y
board \ and
|
\
|
50 32 Keyboard Non-US #
and ~
2 # ~ \ |
51 33 Ke
y
board ; and : 4 ; :
52 34 Ke
y
board ‘ and “ 4 ‘
@
‘ “
53 35 Keyboard Grave
A
ccent and Tilde
4 ` ~
54 36 Ke
y
board, and < 4 , <
55 37 Ke
y
board . and > 4 . >
56 38 Ke
y
board / and ? 4 / ?
57 39 Keyboard Caps
Lock11
11
58 3
A
Ke
y
board F1 F1
59 3B Ke
y
board F2 F2
60 3C Ke
y
board F3 F3
61 3D Ke
y
board F4 F4
62 3E Ke
y
board F5 F5
63 3F Ke
y
board F6 F6
64 40 Ke
y
board F7 F7
65 41 Ke
y
board F8 F8
66 42 Ke
y
board F9 F9
67 43 Ke
y
board F10 F10
68 44 Ke
y
board F11 F11
69 45 Ke
y
board F12 F12
70 46 Ke
y
board PrintScreen 1
71 47 Ke
y
board Scroll Lock 11
72 48 Ke
y
board Pause 1
73 49 Ke
y
board Inser
t
1
74 4
A
Ke
y
board Home 1 Home Select line of text
75 4B Ke
y
board Pa
g
eUp 1 PgUp Select text above
76 4C Keyboard Delete
Forward
1,14 Delete Select text forward
77 4D Ke
y
board End 1 End Select to end
78 4E Ke
y
board Pa
g
eDown 1 PgDn Select to page down

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450 Series USB Encoder with Firmware
Revision 8v04
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Any Language differences (using Word)
When customising the code table on the encoder
you can place a modifier in front of the USB Code
English
U.K.
( if different
to U.S.)
English U.S.
French German Spanish
e.g. E1 , 34 will give you @
USB
Usage
ID
(Dec)
USB
Usage
ID
(Hex)
Usage Name
Note
Un-shifted Shifted Un-shifted Shifted Num lock
79 4F Keyboard RightArrow 1 Goes
right Select to right
80 50 Keyboard LeftArrow 1 Goes
left
Select to left
81 51 Keyboard DownArrow 1 Goes
down
Select line down
82 52 Keyboard UpArrow 1 Goes
up
Select line up
83 53 Keypad Num Lock and
Clear
11
Toggles Numlock
84 54 Ke
y
pad / 1 /
85 55 Ke
y
pad * *
86 56 Ke
y
pad - -
87 57 Ke
y
pad + +
88 58 Ke
y
pad ENTER Enter
89 59 Ke
y
pad 1 and End End 1
90 5A Keypad 2 and Down
A
rrow
Down
arrow 2
91 5B Keypad 3 and PageDn Page
down 3
92 5C Keypad 4 and Left
A
rrow
Left
arrow 4
93 5D Ke
y
pad 5 5
94 5E Keypad 6 and Right
A
rrow
Right
arrow 6
95 5F Ke
y
pad 7 and Home Home 7
96 60 Keypad 8 and Up
A
rrow
Up
arrow 8
97 61 Keypad 9 and PageUp Page
up 9
98 62 Ke
y
pad 0 and Inser
t
0
99 63 Ke
y
pad . and Delete . .
100 64 Keyboard Non-US \
and
|
3,6 \ |
101 65 Ke
y
board Application 12
102 66 Ke
y
board Power 9
103 67 Ke
y
pad = = on Mac O/S only
104 68 Ke
y
board F13
105 69 Ke
y
board F14
106 6
A
Ke
y
board F15
107 6B Ke
y
board F16
108 6C Ke
y
board F17
109 6D Ke
y
board F18
110 6E Ke
y
board F19
111 6F Ke
y
board F20
112 70 Ke
y
board F21
113 71 Ke
y
board F22
114 72 Ke
y
board F23

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450 Series USB Encoder with Firmware
Revision 8v04
Usin
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board Driver
Any Language differences (using Word)
When customising the code table on the encoder
you can place a modifier in front of the USB Code
English
U.K.
( if different
to U.S.)
English U.S.
French German Spanish
e.g. E1 , 34 will give you @
USB
Usage
ID
(Dec)
USB
Usage
ID
(Hex)
Usage Name
Note
Un-shifted Shifted Un-shifted Shifted Num lock
115 73 Ke
y
board F24
116 74 Ke
y
board Execute
117 75 Ke
y
board Help
118 76 Ke
y
board Menu
119 77 Ke
y
board Selec
t
120 78 Ke
y
board Stop
121 79 Ke
y
board A
g
ain
122 7
A
Ke
y
board Undo
123 7B Ke
y
board Cu
t
124 7C Ke
y
board Cop
y
125 7D Ke
y
board Paste
126 7E Ke
y
board Find
127 7F Ke
y
board Mute
128 80 Ke
y
board Volume Up
129 81 Keyboard Volume
Down
130 82 Keyboard Locking
Caps Lock
12
131 83 Keyboard Locking
Num Lock
12
132 84 Keyboard Locking
Scroll Lock
12
133 85 Keypad Comma 27
134 86 Ke
y
pad Equal Si
g
n 29
135 87 Keyboard
International115
136 88 Keyboard
International216
137 89 Keyboard
International317
138 8A Keyboard
International418
139 8B Keyboard
International519
140 8C Keyboard
International620
141 8D Keyboard
International721
142 8E Keyboard
International822
143 8F Keyboard
International922
144 90 Ke
y
board LANG125
145 91 Ke
y
board LANG226
146 92 Ke
y
board LANG330
147 93 Ke
y
board LANG431

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450 Series USB Encoder with Firmware
Revision 8v04
Usin
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Any Language differences (using Word)
When customising the code table on the encoder
you can place a modifier in front of the USB Code
English
U.K.
( if different
to U.S.)
English U.S.
French German Spanish
e.g. E1 , 34 will give you @
USB
Usage
ID
(Dec)
USB
Usage
ID
(Hex)
Usage Name
Note
Un-shifted Shifted Un-shifted Shifted Num lock
148 94 Ke
y
board LANG532
149 95 Ke
y
board LANG68
150 96 Ke
y
board LANG78
151 97 Ke
y
board LANG88
152 98 Ke
y
board LANG98
153 99 Keyboard Alternate
Erase7
154 9A Keyboard
S
y
sReq/Attention1
155 9B Ke
y
board Cancel
156 9C Ke
y
board Clear
157 9D Ke
y
board Prior
158 9E Ke
y
board Return
159 9F Ke
y
board Separator
160
A
0 Ke
y
board Out
161
A
1 Ke
y
board Oper
162
A
2 Ke
y
board Clear/A
g
ain
163
A
3 Ke
y
board CrSel/Props
164
A
4 Ke
y
board ExSel
224 E0 Ke
y
board LeftControl
225 E1 Ke
y
board LeftShift
226 E2 Ke
y
board LeftAlt
227 E3 Ke
y
board Left GUI 10,23
228 E4 Ke
y
board Ri
g
htControl
229 E5 Ke
y
board Ri
g
htShift
230 E6 Ke
y
board Ri
g
htAlt
231 E7 Ke
y
board Ri
g
ht GUI 10.24
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Notes on the Code Tables 1-15, 20-34
1UsageofkeysisnotmodifiedbythestateoftheControl,Alt,ShiftorNumLockkeys.Thatis,akeydoesnotsend
extracodestocompensateforthestateofanyControl,Alt,ShiftorNumLockkeys.
2Typicallanguagemappings:US:\|Belg:ƒÊ` ’FrCa:<}>Dan: f*Dutch:<>Fren:*ƒÊGer:# fItal:u ˜LatAm:}`]
Nor:,*Span:}CSwed:,*Swiss:$ ’UK:#~.
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3Typicallanguagemappings:Belg:<\>FrCa: á ‹ âDan:<\>Dutch:]|[Fren:<>Ger:<|>Ital:<>LatAm:<>Nor:<>
Span:<>Swed:<|>Swiss:<\>UK:\|Brazil:\|.
4Typicallyremappedforotherlanguagesinthehostsystem.
5KeyboardEnterandKeypadEntergeneratedifferentUsagecodes.
6TypicallyneartheLeft‐ShiftkeyinAT‐102implementations.
7Example,Erase‐Eaze.key.
8Reservedforlanguage‐specificfunctions,suchasFrontEndProcessorsandInputMethodEditors.
9Reservedfortypicalkeyboardstatusorkeyboarderrors.Sentasamemberofthekeyboardarray.Notaphysical
key.
10WindowskeyforWindows95,and gCompose. h
11Implementedasanon‐lockingkey;sentasmemberofanarray.
12Implementedasalockingkey;sentasatogglebutton.Availableforlegacysupport;however,mostsystems
shouldusethenon‐lockingversionofthiskey.
13Backsupthecursoroneposition,deletingacharacterasitgoes.
14Deletesonecharacterwithoutchangingposition.
15‐20SeeadditionalfootnotesintheUSBspec
21Toggledouble‐byte/single‐bytemode
22Undefined,availableforotherfrontendlanguageprocessors
23Windowingenvironmentkey,examplesareMicrosoftleftwinkey,macleftapplekey,sunleftmetakey
24Windowingenvironmentkey,examplearemicrodoftwightwinkey,macintoshrightapplekey,sunrightmetakey

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Product Dimensions
Overall dims 77mm x 39mm x 25mm, 30 grams
Packed dims 124mm x 52mm x 40mm, 50 grams
Included parts Qty 4 sticky pads, Installation sheet
Cables
Depending on your installation you may require either a straight or an angled cable, with latching mini B USB
connector. If you use an angled cable then you will be able to secure the cable to the encoder as below.
Note : Angled Mini B cables are available with 2 possible connectors – see picture below.
Encoder on 4 way keypad Encoder on 12 way keypad
( order pn 4500-01 from Storm )
If you wish to install the encoder remote from the keypad then you will need an interconnection cable
Cable details as shown below (or order 7 way cable PN 4500-CAB07 ,10 way cable PN 4500-CAB10)
Encoder 12/16 12/16 keypad Illuminated version SF6000 Series Matrix Keypad
PIN to PIN PIN PIN
1 1 1
R1 2 1 2 2
R2 3 2 3 3
C1 4 3 4 4
C2 5 4 5 5
C3 6 5 6 6
C4 7 6 7 7
R4 8 7 8 8
R3 9 8 9 9
10 10 10
Encoder 4 W 4 w keypad Illuminated version
PIN to PIN PIN
1 1
2 1 2
3 2 3
4 3 4
5 4 5
6 5 6
7 7
MolexKK0.1”
PitchSocket
2695Series
MolexKK0.1”
PitchPIN
Headers

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Panel Cutout Drawings
Surface Fixing of Keypads : 700 Series. 720 Series Both products use the same panel cutout detail.

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Panel Cutout Drawings
Underpanel Fixing of Keypads : 700 Series. ( 4 way uses fix kit 7004CL0, 12/16 way uses fix kit 7012CL0 )
720 Series ( uses fixing kit pn 7204CL0, 12/16 way uses fix kit 7212CL0 )