CALIMET CM9-535 Wireless Keypad Instruction Manual

: June 13, 2024
: CALIMET

Table of Contents

Notes
Step 1 – Connecting the battery
STEP 2 – Setting a New Password
STEP 3 – Connecting the Keypad to the Gate Opener
STEP 4 – Mounting the Keypad
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CALIMET CM9-535 Wireless Keypad

Notes

The default password is 0000
When programming, try not wait more than 5 seconds after each input, or the programming exits automatically
A Calimet remote control is required
If you hear 2 short beeps, the wrong password was entered

Step 1 – Connecting the battery

Use the included key to open the inside of the keypad
Remove the plastic cover from the battery
Attach the black and red cable to the battery
Press the black reset button on the circuit board until the ring stops (about 2 seconds)

STEP 2 – Setting a New Password

Note: The default password is 0000
Press and hold the # key until you hear a long beep (about 5 seconds)
Enter 0000 and then press the * key
Enter your new password (any 4-6 numbers) and press * when done, Example: 1234 or 123456
We are now finished setting up the password

STEP 3 – Connecting the Keypad to the Gate Opener

Have your Calimet remote control ready, you will need it in a few steps ahead
Press and hold the # key until you hear a long beep (about 5 seconds)
Enter your new password followed by the * key
Press the # key once
Press your remote control and hold it down for about 2 seconds (you will hear a beep)
Finished, the keypad is now connected to the gate opener
To open and close the gate, enter your password, followed by the * key

Step 3.1 Connecting the Keypad to the Gate Opener (Alternate method)

This is only necessary if Step 3 did not connect the keypad to the gate opener. Different
generations of keypads have different connection procedures. Follow the steps below to
connect the keypad to the gate opener.

Open the black cover of your gate opener
On the gate opener circuit board, press and hold the study button until the flashing light becomes solid (about 2 seconds)
Enter your password followed by the * key
Enter your password again, followed by the * key
Finished, the keypad is now connected to the gate opener
To open and close the gate, enter your password, followed by the * key

NOTE: If step 3 does not work, and the keypad is not connected to the gate opener after several attempts, see Step 3.1 on page 3.

STEP 4 – Mounting the Keypad

Mount the keypad on a goose-neck pedestal (not included) or post on the side of the gate
You can also place the keypad directly on the post of a gate, or also on a nearby wall, or any other location within 50 feet of the gate operator.
Installation Finished.

Resetting the Password

Open your keypad with the included key
On the inside, press and hold the black reset button for 2 seconds
The password has been reset and is now 0000. Return to step 1 to set a new password

Adding More than One Keypad

More than one keypad can be installed on the gate opener, follow the same steps above to
install more than one keypad.

Hardwiring the keypad directly to the gate opener

Several commercial properties may require a keypad that uses a direct electrical source instead of a battery. You may wire the keypad directly onto the gate opener, and the keypad will use electricity from the gate opener.

Inside the keypad, take the red and black wire, and join (splice) it to another electrical wire (purchased separately) of the same color and size
Open your gate opener hood
Inside the hood, look for a green outlet that contains three inputs.
Use a flathead screwdriver to release the top of the two outlets on the right
Insert the red wire into 24-VDC and the black wire into 24V-COM
(OPTIONAL) For other brand gate operators, red wire is 12-24V DC and black is Common
Use a flathead screwdriver to close the outlet
Hardwiring Multiple Keypads – If hardwiring multiple keypads, put all wires from different keypads into the same green outlet. Example: if you are hardwiring two keypads, both red wires would go into the same right-most outlet, and both black wires would go into the same middle outlet.