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DS 1168-024A LBT 20704
Mod.
1168
NUMERIC KEYPAD MODULE
Sch./Ref. 1168/46
INSTALLATION MANUAL

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STRUCTURE
1
2
4
5
3
1. Module connection wire connector (IN);
2. Programming switch (SW1);
3. Module connection wire connector (OUT);
4. Operation selection jumper:
in stand-alone mode
in 2Voice and Ipercom systems
5. Terminal board
DESCRIPTION OF TERMINALS
AH Common reference for time slots and door opener inputs
S4 Common contact relay 2
S5 Normally closed contact relay 2
S6 Normally open contact relay 2
S1 Common contact relay 1
S2 Normally closed contact relay 1
S3 Normally open contact relay 1
A1 Relay 1 hall door release button
A2 Relay 2 hall door release button
H Time slot input
-~ Power negative (12Vac or 12Vdc)
+~ Power positive (12Vac or 12Vdc)
PROGRAMMING FOR OPERATION IN STAND-ALONE MODE
MASTER PASSWORD PROGRAMMING PROCEDURE
The master password is required to access device configuration programming mode.
Power the device.
Press the programming switch (SW1) three times in 5 seconds.
The device generates 3 confirmation beeps and the button turns from blue to red.
Enter the password code (from 3 to 8 digits).
Press to confirm.
The device will beep 3 times to confirm. The button turns from red to blue and the device switches to
normal operation.
To modify the master password, if required, disconnect the device from the power supply for at
least five seconds and repeat the procedure described above.

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ACCESSING PROGRAMMING MODE
Programming mode may be used to configure operation of the device and to save or edit access
codes.
Press , , in sequence.
Enter the master password and press .
The device will beep 3 times to confirm. The button turns from blue to red: the device is in programming
state.
Either hold pressed for at least 5 seconds or leave the device inactive for more than 30 seconds to quit
programming mode.
The red button turns blue, the device will generate a long confirmation beep and then return to normal
operation.
RELAY OPTIONS PROGRAMMING PROCEDURE
Access programming mode.
Enter the configuration code nn a b ss where:
nn is the relay to be configured; possible values are:
31 = relay 1
32 = relay 2
adefines whether the code needs to be confirmed by pressing button or not; possible values are:
1 = relay activation entering the code only
2 = relay activation entering the code and pressing the button to confirm.
bdefines the relay activation mode; possible values are:
1 = monostable activation
2 = toggle activation
ss defines the activation time expressed in seconds; possible values are:
00 = 200 ms (set this value for toggle operation)
01 = 1 second
.
99 = 99 seconds
Press to confirm.
The device generates 3 confirmation beeps and the button turns from red to blue to red.
If the entered code is wrong, the device will generate one long beep and wait for the correct code to be
entered.
Either hold pressed for at least 5 seconds or leave the device inactive for more than 30 seconds to quit
programming mode.
The red button turns blue, the device will generate a long confirmation beep and then return to normal
operation.
ACTIVATION CODE STORAGE PROCEDURE
Access programming mode.
Enter configuration code nn xxxxxxxx where:
nn defines the code memory location; possible values from 01 to 22.
xxxxxxxx activation code (from 3 to 8 digits).
Press to confirm.
Define the number of relays to be activated with the code shown:
1 = relay 1
2 = relay 2
Press to confirm.
The device generates 3 confirmation beeps and the button turns from red to blue to red.
If the entered code is wrong, the device will generate one long beep and wait for the correct code to be
entered.
Repeat the procedure described above to enter more activation codes, combining the new codes
to new memory location numbers.

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Either hold pressed for at least 5 seconds or leave the device inactive for more than 30 seconds to quit
programming mode.
The red button turns blue, the device will generate a long confirmation beep and then return to normal
operation.
DELETING AN ACTIVATION CODE
Access programming mode.
Enter configuration code 99 nn where:
99 identifies the function code to be deleted
nn defines the code memory location; possible values from 01 to 22.
Press to confirm.
The device generates 3 confirmation beeps and the button turns from red to blue to red.
If the entered code is wrong, the device will generate one long beep and wait for the correct code to be
entered.
Either hold pressed for at least 5 seconds or leave the device inactive for more than 30 seconds to quit
programming mode.
The red button turns blue, the device will generate a long confirmation beep and then return to normal
operation.
SETTING A SLAVE PASSWORD FOR CHANGING ACTIVATION
CODES ONLY
The code edit password may only be used to edit the activation codes without accessing programming
mode.
Enter programming mode to set the SLAVE password.
Enter configuration code 36 xxxxxxxx where:
36 identifies the password change code for changing the codes
xxxxxxxx defines the new password which will replace the one used to access programming mode
(from 3 to 8 digits).
Press to confirm.
The device generates 3 confirmation beeps and the button turns from red to blue to red.
If the entered code is wrong, the device will generate one long beep and wait for the correct code to be
entered.
Either hold pressed for at least 5 seconds or leave the device inactive for more than 30 seconds to quit
programming mode.
The red button turns blue, the device will generate a long confirmation beep and then return to normal
operation.
CHANGING A PREVIOUSLY STORED ACTIVATION CODE
Press , , in sequence.
Enter the password for changing the activation codes only.
Press to confirm.
The device generates 3 confirmation beeps and the button turns from blue to red.
Enter configuration code 90 oooo where:
90 identifies the code change function code
oooo is the old activation code
Press to confirm.
Enter the new activation code (from 3 to 8 digits).
Press to confirm.
The device generates 3 confirmation beeps and the button turns from blue to red.
If the entered code is wrong, the device will generate one long beep and wait for the correct code to be
entered.

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Either hold pressed for at least 5 seconds or leave the device inactive for more than 30 seconds to quit
programming mode.
The red button turns blue, the device will generate a long confirmation beep and then return to normal
operation.
TIMESLOT TERMINAL PROGRAMMING PROCEDURE
By enabling the “time slot” function, a timer (not included) may be used to define the times of the day when
to activate one of the two relays simply by pressing the button.
Access programming mode.
Enter configuration code 40 a where:
40 identifies the programming function code
adefines the number of relays enabled during the timeslots.
1 = relay 1
2 = relay 2
0 = function off
Press to confirm.
The device generates 3 confirmation beeps and the button turns from red to blue to red.
If the entered code is wrong, the device will generate one long beep and wait for the correct code to be
entered.
Either hold pressed for at least 5 seconds or leave the device inactive for more than 30 seconds to quit
programming mode.
The red button turns blue, the device will generate a long confirmation beep and then return to normal
operation.
DEVICE RESET (TO RESTORE DEFAULT SETTINGS)
Disconnect power from the device.
Hold the programming switch (SW1) pressed.
Power the device while the SW1 switch is pressed. A long beep will be heard.
Release the switch after 5 seconds.
The device will beep 3 times for confirmation when the switch is released.
All the previously programmed codes, times and passwords will be deleted.
DEFAULT SETTINGS
Relay 1
Function Monostable
Activation time 200 ms
Button confirmation No
Relay 2
Function Monostable
Activation time 200 ms
Button confirmation No
Timeslot terminal OFF
Operating mode jumper: 2Voice and Ipercom systems
MAINTENANCE
Use a soft damp cloth to clean the front panels. Do not use products containing alcohol or window cleaning
products.

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SPECIFICATIONS
Power voltage:....................................................................................................................12 V~ o V ±10%
Maximum draw: .................................................................................................................... 260 mA @ 12 V~
150 mA @ 12 V
Maximum stand-by consumption: ....................................................................................... 105 mA @ 12 V~
50 mA @ 12 V
Maximum switchable relay load: .......................................................................................12 V~ / 24 V 5 A
Inputs “A1”, “A2” and “H”: .......................................................................... active if closed on terminal AH
Dimensions (W x H x D).......................................................................................................120 x 90 x 25 mm
INSTALLATION
Power the device after having installed it correctly.
Caution.
Do not touch the keypad when switching on.
REMOVING THE EXTRACTOR TERMINAL BOARD
Lever on both side walls of the terminal board with a screwdriver.
EXAMPLE OF CONNECTION IN 2VOICE AND IPERCOM SYSTEMS
Rear view of the modules fixed to the panel frame in tipped position.
Display module
A
A- 8 cm long cord provided
with numerical keypad and
alphabetic keyboard modules
Ref. 1168/46.