Umbrella Mesh Network Umbra UM-305E Operating instructions

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Umbra
Extended Programming Guide
UM-305E Wireless Keypad with Display
Brought to you by www.UmbrellaMeshNetwork.com
Umbrella Mesh Network, LLC
510 W. Amador Ave., Las Cruces, NM 88005
[phone] [e-mail]

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This guide is to be used for programming
of the Umbra UM-305E Wireless Keypad.
For further info, please contact
Your installer

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Table of Contents
Introducon & keypad Layout 6-7
Indicator icons & Lights 8
Funcon Keys 10
Sound Indicators 11
Enrolling users 12
Users Example 13-14
Key Notes 15
WARNING 16
First Time Use 17
Enroll/Delete RFID Proximity Card/Tags 18
Enroll/Delete Keypad user to Keypad 19
Enroll/Delete Keypad user to Panel 20
Time and Date 21
Edit Administrator Code 22
SOS, Temperature & Lock Password 23-24
Status Display 25
Language 26
System factory default 27
Notes 28

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Introducon—The Umbra UM-305E Wireless keypad
• The Umbra UM-305E Wireless keypad is a 100% wireless, re-
chargeable keypad for the Umbra Legacy and Umbra Integral
with LCD display.
• The keypad can be connected via Micro USB for permanent pow-
er, but has an onboard baery with approx. 1 year of charge.
• The layout of the keypad buons are shown below.
• When navigang the menu, the number 2 is up, 8 is down, 4 is
le and 6 is right.
• The SOS can be set to o, 3 second push or push and code.
Proximity Area
Arm Away
Disarm
Arm Stay
SOS Alarm
Back Enter
Le
Right
Down
Up

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First me power on
• To power on the keypad for the rst me, press and hold the
“Back” and the “Enter” keys together unl the conrmaon tone
is heard.
LCD Icons
• The meaning of the LCD Icons are shown below
* Arm/disarm status can be toggled on or o depending on keypad
use.
Note: When connected to a power source, the icon above the
screen lights up and the display stays on.
Before use, the keypad needs to be “woken up” before a proximity
tag can be presented or code is entered. Press and hold the “Back”
and “Enter” Keys for 3 seconds to “wake up” the keypad
Day
Date
Temp
Time
Alarm Armed/ Disarmed* RFID Ready Baery

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LCD & LED Icon meanings
Alarm Icon
The alarm icon is lit when the keypad triggers an alarm.
The alarms the keypad can trigger are:
• Tamper alarm—when the keypad internal tamper
is triggered
• Invalid code alarm—wrong code entered 9x, the
keypad will lock out all funcons for 10 min and
sound the keypad internal alarm for 30 seconds.
• SOS Alarm—when the SOS buon is acvated, the
keypad will sound the internal keypad alarm and
send an SOS signal to the alarm panel.
Alarm Status
When the alarm status opon is enabled, the keypad
can display the status of the alarm that was last sent by
the keypad.
• Closed padlock is armed
• Open padlock is disarmed
• Home Icon is armed to home
Baery
When solid, the baery power is ok.
When ashing, the keypad needs to be charged for
approximately 8 hours.
or
RFID Ready
When the RFID Ready icon is displayed, authorized
RFID credenals can be used on the RFID area.
Power LED
When lit, the keypad is connected to power via USB
Lock LED
When ashing, the keypad is locked out for 10 min

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Power the Umbra UM-305E Wireless keypad via USB
• The keypad can be connected via Micro USB for permanent pow-
er, but has an onboard baery with approx. 1 year of charge.
• The charging me for the baery once discharged is 8 hours
• The keypad can be mounted and permanently powered on by
connecng the Micro USB power in to a Micro USB cable and
plugging into an outlet. There is a cable grove indented in the
back to allow space for the wire to run down behind the keypad
while wall-mounted.
Mounng hole
Set Screw
Mounng hole
Micro USB Power
Cable Groove

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Funcon Keys & RFID Area
• The use of the funcon keys and RFID is as follows
Away Arm
• Press and hold for 3 seconds to acvate Away arm
funcon
This funcon is to be used when there will be no-one in
the property and with all doors and windows closed.
Home Arm
• Press and hold for 3 seconds to acvate Home arm
funcon
This funcon is to be used when there will be move-
ment inside the property but the perimeter sensors are
to be armed.
This is usually used when going to bed.
Disarm
• Press to disarm the system aer 4 digit code has
been entered
SOS
• Press and hold for 3 seconds to acvate emergency
siren (if set to “press 3s” in programming)
RFID
• When the RFID Ready symbol is displayed on the
keypad screen an RFID proximity credenal can
be presented to this area to funcon.
The RFID Ready symbol is acve for 30 seconds aer
the keypad is “woken up” by pushing “back” and
“Enter” together for 3 seconds

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Sound Indicators
• The 305E keypad has a number of sound indicaons to inform
the user via an audible prompt of the reacon of the keypad to
certain funcons. These are listed below.
1 Short “Di”
• RFID posive read
• Arm
• Correct operaon
2 Short “Di, Di”
• Correct Operaon
• RFID posive read
• Disarm
5 Short repeang “Di, Di, Di, Di, Di”
• Wrong operaon
• RFID Already enrolled
Connuous “Buzz”
• Tamper triggered
• Wrong code too many mes
• SOS buon triggered

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Enrolling users—The Umbra UM-305E Wireless keypad
Unlike a tradional keypad, the UM-305E is for user arming, disarm-
ing and onboard SOS only. The keypad is not for programming an
alarm panel.
For a user to be able to arm or disarm the associated alarm panel,
there rst needs to be a user code and/or RFID proximity credenal
set in the keypad, which in addion then needs to be enrolled into
the alarm panel to funcon.
The number of users, with associated RFID credenals available on
the UM-305E is 8. This means there can only be 8 users programmed
into the keypad to either use a code OR a RFID proximity credenal.
A user can have both a code and an RFID proximity credenal, but
they will be associated with the same panel user.
Once a user is programmed into the keypad with a 4 digit code and
with an associated RFID proximity credenal, that user then also
needs to be learned into the “keypad user” secon of the associated
alarm panel.
If the RFID proximity credenal is to be used on both the keypad
reader AND the panel’s on-board reader, it will need to be learned
into the RFID secon of the associated alarm panel AND the keypad
to be learned in as a “keypad user”
If mulple keypads are used, the number of users available is limited
to the number of users that can be programmed into the associated
panel. For example, 4 users on one keypad and the same 4 users on a
2nd keypad would use 8 user slots in the alarm panel.

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Enrolling users—Example
The procedure to be followed for user control depends on the user
funcon. Here is an example below;
2x UM-305E keypads are to be used for 2 home users and 1 house
sier. The 2 home users will use codes and RFID credenals on both
UM-305E keypads and the RFID reader on the alarm panel. The
house sier will have an RFID Proximity tag to be used only on one
of the keypads.
Step 1: Program a user code for home user 1 and home user 2 into
both UM-305E keypads using the method shown on page 19.
Step 2: Program a user code (that will not be given out) into the key-
pad the house sier will have access to.
Step 3: Program an RFID proximity credenal for home user 1 and
home user 2 into the same user slots as their codes on both keypads
using the method shown on page 18.
Step 4: Program an RFID proximity credenal into the same slot on
the same keypad as the code that was set up for the house sier
Step 5: Enroll home users from the rst keypad into the associated
alarm panel as keypad users 1&2 (E1 & E2) see page 20
Step 6: Enroll home users from the 2nd keypad into the associated
alarm panel as keypad users 3&4 (E3 & E4) see page 20
Step 7: Enroll house sier user from the applicable keypad into the
associated alarm panel as keypad user 5 (E5) See page 20
Step 8: Enroll home user RFID proximity credenals into RFID users
on the alarm panel into RFID slots 1&2 (F1 & F2) see installer guide.
Cont...

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...cont
The system can now be armed and disarmed by home users 1&2
from both keypads with their codes and with users 1&2’s RFID prox-
imity credenals* at the keypads and the associated panel.
The house sier was not given the programmed code, but was given
the RFID credenal to one keypad, so they can only use it with that
keypad.
Home
User 1
Home
User 2
House
sier
Keypad 1
Access type
Keypad 2
Access Type
Alarm Panel
Access Type
4 digit code
&
RFID Credenal
4 digit code
&
RFID Credenal
RFID Credenal
4 digit code
&
RFID Credenal
4 digit code
&
RFID Credenal
RFID Credenal
(No code given)
RFID Credenal
ONLY
NO ACCESS NO ACCESS

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Key notes
Default user codes can be added at me of install to associate the
users with the alarm panel. This allows user code changes without
the need to learn the users back into the alarm panel.
Changing an RFID Credenal or user code on the keypad will not re-
move the user from the associated alarm panel.
Removing an RFID Proximity credenal from a keypad will not re-
move it from the Panel if it was also enrolled for the on-board read-
er. If the RFID credenal is to be completely removed, it needs to be
removed from both the keypad AND the panel.
The keypad is a stand-alone enty with 8 user slots.
Each user slot has the opon to have a 4 digit code and an RFID prox-
imity credenal.
Program changes on the keypad do not eect the alarm panel.
The alarm panel is only controlled by the keypad, when a keypad
user is enrolled into the alarm panel.
*To change RFID proximity credenal funcon, see page 18
For further training, please contact your installer.

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Caution!
The following pages are
instrucons for adding and
removing devices/codes.
Device changes should only
occur aer contacng your
Security Alarm Service
Provider.

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First me use:
• Aer inial power up, the keypad will prompt for the default
password. The default User password is 1234.
• Enter the code and then press “Enter”
Programing
• From the main screen, enter the Administrator passcode
(default is 888888) then press “Enter” to enter the programming
menu of the keypad
• The main menu has 4 sub-menus; RFID set, User set, Time set
and System set.
• Scroll using “2” for up and “8” for down and select by pressing
“Enter”

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Programing
RFID Proximity Card/Tag
The keypad has the opon to facilitate the use of up to 8 RFID prox-
imity Cards/Tags
• In the RFID menu, select “6” to scroll
right to the next user and “4” to
scroll right to the previous user.
• Press “Enter” with “type” highlight-
ed to select between RFID authority
levels.
The opons for authority are:
 Disarm—the RFID can Disarm only
 Away Arm: The RFID can Arm away only
 Away Arm/Disarm: The RFID has full authority
It is recommended that the RFID tags only be used to disarm the
system associated with the wireless keypad and the “away” or
“Stay” funcon buons are used to arm the associated alarm system
using the wireless keypad.
• To enroll an RFID credenal to the
RFID user, use “8” to scroll down to
“Enroll” and press “enter”
• When prompted, present the RFID
proximity tag to the Proximity area
of the keypad.

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User passcodes—8 available
The User codes are used to arm & disarm the alarm panel associated
with the keypad.
• If in the RFID menu, press “Back” to get to the main program-
ming screen
• If programming from the main screen enter the Administrator
passcode (default is 888888) then press “Enter”
• In the programming menu, select
“8” to scroll down to “User Set”
then press “Enter”
• In the “User” menu, select “6” to
scroll right to the next user and “4”
to scroll right to the previous user.
• Press “Enter” with “type” highlight-
ed to select between User authority
levels.
The opons for authority are:
 Arm: User can Arm only
 ALL Authority: User can Arm and Disarm
 Close: The User is deacvated
• In the User menu, select “8” to
scroll down and highlight the pass-
word and press “Enter”
• When prompted, enter the new 4
digit password and press “Enter”
• “Enter Successful” Will display if the
code was successfully changed.

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Programing connued
Enroll wireless keypad users into alarm panel using
panel keys
• With the Umbra Legacy panel in the disarmed state, press and
hold the “Enroll” buon for 3 seconds. The panel will emit the
“correct operaon” short “Di” and the display will ash “E1” if
the slot is available. If the slot is not available, the display will
show “E1” steady.
• To enroll a wireless keypad user into this slot if it is available,
trigger the device by entering the user code followed by the
“Away” funcon key on the keypad.
• To enroll a wireless keypad user into a dierent slot, press the
“WiFi“ buon to go to the next slot and the display will show
the next device slot. Press “Enroll” buon 4 mes to exit at any
me.
Delete Wireless Keypad User from Panel
• With desired slot selected on display—press and hold “WiFi”
buon for 3 seconds to delete
1. Press “enroll” for 3s 2. enter user code followed by “away”
3. Enroll Succeeded
4. Press “WiFi” to enroll next
Delete Wireless Keypad User from Panel
• With desired slot selected on display—press and hold “WiFi”
buon for 3 seconds to delete
1. Press “enroll” for 3s 2. enter user code followed by “away”
AwayAway
3. Enroll Succeeded
4. Press “WiFi” to enroll next