Ukey TS-1100 Instruction Manual
The Ukey Keyless Systems are
designed to control unauthorized use
of any type of equipment.
Troubleshooting FAQ’s
Q: My system will not power up.
A: When powered up, the beeper sounds (beep
test) and all LEDs flash (LED test). If this does
not happen, check for a blown 30 amp fuse
and/or power going to the large red wire and
negative going to the large black wire. Replace
fuse and/or repair wiring going to unit.
Q: All of my LEDs flash constantly, how do I clear
this?
A: The only way to clear this is with a successful
master or user code. Enter the proper code then
Wait for the unit to accept it. This should clear
the LEDs. What this usually means is that your
unit has been tampered with 6 or more times and
you should be concerned that someone is
tampering with your machine.
Q: If my machine has the battery disconnected,
will I lose my codes?
A: Absolutely not. The codes are stored in
memory for up to 10 years.
Q: Someone has damaged by keypad; can i
replace it?
A: Yes, you can. Simply peel the old one off,
unplug the cable and install a new
replacement. No codes will be lost.
Q: Will my battery run down when the keypad
blinks?
A: No, the LED takes a very small signal to
run, just like a car alarm.
Q: I am concerned about the durability of the
unit from vibration and moisture damages
A: The keypad has 10 yr fade-resistant ink
with a durable Lexan (Epoxy) coating. The
main unit is coated for moisture and the
enclosure is sealed.
Q: What else can I put a Ukey System on?
A: Anything that has a 12 or 24 volt dc
electrical system.
Q: What is the warranty?
A: The warranty is 1 year from the date of
purchase. (See warranty policy for details)
Ukey Keyless Systems
Owned & Operated by:
Lift Service Now
16807 FM 2920, Bldg E
Tomball, TX 77377
(281) 252-5438
Installation / User Manual
Ukey TS-1100
INTRODUCTION
Thank You for purchasing the TS1100 Keyless
System. We want you to be satisfied with your
purchase and if you have any questions regarding the
operation of the unit, we would welcome the chance to
help you by either email or telephone.
NECESSARY TOOLS
1. Wire terminal crimpers
2. 12/24 volt test light
3. File or tool for enlarging existing key switch hole.
4. 1-⅛” hole saw or unibit for speaker
INSTALLATION
1. Please note that the TS1100 replaces your
existing key-switch. The first step is to locate the
proper wires going to your existing key-switch before
removing them. Make a note of power+ / Negative- /
Ignition / Start / and Accessory (not used in all
applications) See attached diagram for reference to
wiring for and for special manlift wiring. After locating
all of your existing wiring, you must disconnect the
system battery to prevent any electrical shorts that
can be dangerous!
2. Remove the existing key-switch and file or saw the
existing hole to fit the keypad; deburr and clean the
panel to promote adhesion of the double-sided tape.
Remove the paper from the double-sided tape and
place the keypad on the panel. In some cases, it may
be necessary to mount the piezo in the key switch hole
and mount the keypad in another direction. (The
keypad can be mounted anywhere the cable will reach
to).
3. Locate the piezo beeper in the desired location and
drill a 1-⅛” hole, deburr and mount using the supplied
plastic nut.
4. Locate main box hidden in the machine within cable
distance of the keypad and beeper. You can either
use mounting screws or double-sided adhesive tape to
mount the main box. If you use the tape you must
clean the surface thoroughly and make sure it is
flat. Once installed, the tape is difficult to remove,
so make sure of the location as you are installing.
5. Connect your machine to the TS1100 using the
following reference:
Red=12/24VDC positive
Black=system negative or ground
Yellow=Ignition signal
Blue=start signal
Brown=system accessory signal.
Red=positive & Black=negative (small split wires)
are for the piezo beeper
Next connect the keypad cable to the rear of the
keypad to the main unit. This connector is keyed
and only goes one way, so do not force it. After
connecting the unit you can now reinstall the
positive cable to the battery.
6. You will now have a flashing red Ukey light in
the middle of the keypad.
7. Testing: Please note that each button stands
for two numbers - (0 / 1), (2 / 3), (4 / 5), and so on.
Your unit is shipped with a 4-digit user code of
4-8-2-0. To test the installation, press the user
code and wait for the system to accept it. After it
accepts the code, the Ukey light will turn green and
the off position blue light will turn on. You can then
push and hold the start button until your engine
starts. Note: If you release the start button before
the engine starts, you must push off once and then
start again. This is the starter lockout feature that
prevents starter damage while the engine is
running. Push off once to kill the engine, push it
again to log off.
8. Programming mode: Your unit was shipped with the
Master Code of 4-4-8-2-0. While the Ukey light is
blinking red, enter your 4 digit master code then wait for
the system to accept it. The Ukey light should then turn
green. While in this mode you can:
A. Add new 4 digit users by entering the desired code
followed by 1-1-1. The yellow light will blink showing that
the code was accepted. Continue adding users (up to
124)
B. Remove a user by pushing the existing 4-digit code
followed by 9-9-9. The blue (8/9) light will blink showing
that the code was removed.
C. Remove all users by pushing the (8/9) button 9 times
consecutively, then while the (8/9) blinks rapidly, push
(8/9) immediately. All user codes are now removed.
D. Read all existing users by pushing (⅔) nine times.
All existing user will display using the corresponding
LED.
E. Read the last 10 users that used your machine by
pushing (0/1) button nine times. The last user will
display first, then next to the last will display, etc.
Remember it is important to let the device finish
displaying what you are asking for and do not
interrupt the sequence.
Remember that masters cannot use the machine and
users cannot program codes. After logging on as
one or the other, you must log off by pushing the
‘off’ button before going into the other mode.
You are allowed up to 10 master codes.
For additional security, if the master is logged on for
more than 2 minutes, it will automatically log off.
