eBay TKM-01 Wall Mounted Wireless Keypad User Manual

: June 1, 2024
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Table of Contents

eBay TKM-01 Wall Mounted Wireless Keypad
Product Usage Instructions
Safety Information
Specifications
Package List
Setup
Operation
Programming Protection
Passcode Setting
Maintenance
Contact Us
FAQ
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eBay TKM-01 Wall Mounted Wireless Keypad

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Specifications

Material| Model| Max. Signal Range| Passcode Capacity| Working Temp.| Battery| Keypad Compatibility| Dimensions| Weight
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---
ABS| TKM-01| 109.4 yd. / 100 m| 11| SGO-0000-01, SGO-EC06-02 & SGO-1801-GY| AA Battery| Not specified| Not specified| 0.82 lb. / 0.37 kg

Product Usage Instructions

Assembly & Mounting

Your wireless keypad should arrive with the cover installed.
Use the provided hex wrench to remove the cover locking bolt.
Slide the keypad out of its cover to expose the mounting holes.
Place the cover against the wall and mark two dots through the holes for drilling.
Drill holes, insert anchors, and mount the cover using screws.
Seal the holes with sealing tape to prevent damage.
Insert AA batteries and secure the keypad in place.

Pairing

Enter your programming protection passcode and press to initiate pairing mode.
Follow the specific steps for CO-Z gate openers if applicable.
Complete the pairing process by following the given instructions.

Operation

This keypad offers two passcode routes for gate opener control.
Enter the corresponding passcode and press to activate the desired route.

Programming Protection
To set a programming protection passcode, follow the provided steps in the manual.

Muting
To mute the keypad, enter the programming protection passcode and press to activate mute mode.

Safety Information

Warning

ONLY permit children to use this device under close and constant supervision.
DO NOT pair any button of this device with more than one gate opener circuit board.
ONLY use this remote control when the gate can be clearly seen and there are no obstructions to its path of travel.
Cease use IMMEDIATELY if any irregularity occurs during use. Recalibrate, repair, or replace problematic parts before further use.

Specifications

Material: ABS
Model: T KM-01
Max. Signal Range : 109.4 yd: 100 m
Passcode Capacit y: 11
Working Temp: 14–140°F –10 to 60°C
Battery: 4×AA Alkaline
Keypad Compatibility : SGO-0000-01, SGO-EC06-02 & SGO-1801-GY
Dimensions: 3.6×4.8×3.3 in 90×120×82mm
Weight: 0.82 lb. 0.37 kg

Package List

Not Included but Necessary

Power Drill & Drill Bits
Pencil
Phillips-head Screwdriver
Hammer

Setup

Assembly & Mounting

Your wireless keypad (A) should arrive with the cover (B) installed. Use the provided hex wrench (G) to remove the cover locking bolt (H). Place the bolt nearby.
Slide the keypad out of its cover to expose the mounting holes. Press the cover against the wall on which you desire to install your keypad. Make two dots on the wall through the holes using a pencil or an equivalent (not included).
Match the anchors against your drill bits, being sure the one to use is only a bit bigger wider that the anchors.
Drill two holes where the dots were marked using the selected drill bit, being sure you go at least 3.9 cm into the wall.
Hammer the anchors into the holes using your hammer (not incl.) Mount the cover using the provided mounting screws (D), ensuring that its closed end faces up.
Remove the backing of the sealing tape and total cover the two holes, applying pressure on the four brinks
Warning: Failure to FULLY seal the holes may damage the keypad.
Insert four of the provided AA batteries (C). You should hear a short beep followed by a long beep. Mute the beep by holding the interlock pin on the top of the keypad. If the beep didn’t sound, contact customer service.
Slide the keypad back in, being sure the end with an interlock presses against the interior of the cover. Replace the cover locking bolt and secure the keypad.

Pairing

Enter your four-digit programming protection passcode (0000 by default). Press . You should hear a long beep and see the keypad’s blue backlight light up, indicating the keypad is ready for programming. For CO-Z gate openers (SGO-0000-01, SGO-EC06-02 & SGO-1801-GY), access the gate opener circuit board for Step 3.
Press 55 and . You should hear a long beep.
Enter 01 or 02 depending on which route you desire to use. Press and the button labelled LEARN on the board. You should hear a long beep, after which the keypad will be paired with your gate opener for 10 seconds and then exit the mode.

Operation

This keypad features two passcode routes to control a gate opener. To use route 1, enter your 4-digit passcode (1111 by default) and press .
To use route 2, enter your 4-digit passcode (2222 by default) and press . Mind that using route 2 only partially opens your gate. The exact opening size, however, depends on the model of your gate opener.

warning: Mind that if you don’t punctuate two pressing with over a 6-second interval, the number you previously entered will be deleted automatically, making the one you’re to enter the first number saved.

This keypad includes an anti-spying mode. To prevent your passcode from being spied on, follow the steps below.

Press any numerical buttons (0–9) on the keypad and include your passcode in the right order.
Press . The keypad will automatically sort out your passcode and open the gate.

Programming Protection

warning: In any of the following steps, not pressing any button on the keypad within 6 seconds will exit the current mode.

The programming of your keypad is protected by a four-digit passcode. By entering the correct passcode, you can change the passcodes, mute or unmute the alarm, dim the backlight, check the battery life, test your passcodes, and reset the keypad. Follow the bellow steps to change the programming protection passcode.

Enter your four-digit programming protection passcode (0000 by default). Press . You should hear a long beep and see the keypad’s blue backlight lights up, indicating the keypad is ready for programming.
Press 6, 9, and . You should hear a short beep.
Enter your new 4-digit passcode and press . You should hear a long beep, indicating that the new passcode has been saved. The keypad will exit the programming automatically.

Passcode Setting

Warning: In any of the following steps, not pressing any button on the keypad within 6 seconds will exit the passcode setting

Enter your four-digit programming protection passcode (0000 by default). Press . You should hear a long beep and see the keypad’s blue backlight lights up, indicating the keypad is ready for programming.
Enter 01 or 02. If you entered 01, you will be using passcode route 1, which stores up to 8 passcodes. If you entered 02, you will be using passcode route 2, which stores up to 3 passcodes. Press to confirm the passcode route you entered.
Enter a new passcode and press . You should hear a short beep, indicating the entered new passcode has been saved. If you hear no beep and see the red light blink 5 times, that means the passcode you entered already exists and the keypad will automatically exit the passcode setting mode.

WARNING: In any route, if the passcode quota is out, the red light will blink 5 times and exit. In such case, if you continue to set a new passcode, all the previously saved passcodes will be deleted automatically, with the one you’ve set being the first passcode of either passcode route you are using.

If you forgot your passcode, follow the steps below to reset the passcode routes.

Enter your four-digit programming protection passcode (0000 by default). Press . You should hear a long beep and see the keypad’s blue backlight lights up, indicating the keypad is ready for programming.
Press 0 twice and then . You should hear a long beep followed by a short beep, indicating that all the passcodes stored in passcode routes 1 & 2 have been deleted. However, you still can use the default passcodes.

Muting

Enter your four-digit programming protection passcode (0000 by default). Press . You should hear a long beep and see the keypad’s blue backlight lights up, indicating the keypad is ready for programming.
Press 3, 6 and . You should hear a long beep followed by a short one, indicating that the change has been saved. The keypad will exit automatically.

WARNING: Mind that the muting only applies to normal operation. When in programming, the keypad still beeps to indicate/ confirm your operations. After being reset, the keypad’s beeping will resume.

Backlight
For a better battery life, follow the steps below to dim the backlight.

Enter your four-digit programming protection passcode (0000 by default). Press . You should hear a long beep and see the keypad’s blue backlight lights up, indicating the keypad is ready for programming.
Press 3,9 and . You should hear a long beep followed by a short one, indicating that the change has been saved. The keypad will exit automatically.

WARNING: Mind that the muting only applies to normal operation. When in programming, the keypad still beeps to indicate/ confirm your operations.
WARNING: After being reset, the keypad’s beeping will resume. Change it as needed.

Passcode Testing
Follow the below steps to find out which route a passcode is using.

Enter your four-digit programming protection passcode (0000 by default). Press . You should hear a long beep and see the keypad’s blue backlight lights up, indicating the keypad is ready for programming.
Press 8, 6, and . You should hear a short beep, indicating you to proceed.
Enter the passcode you want to test and press . The key pad will tell you the passcode’s route by beeping. One beep means route 1. Two beeps two. The keypad will exit automatically.

Battery Life Checking

Enter your four-digit programming protection passcode (0000 by default). Press . You should hear a long beep and see the keypad’s blue backlight lights up, indicating the keypad is ready for programming.
Press 8,9, and . A long beep means the batteries have a serviceable life while a short beep accompanied by a lit red light means the batteries need changing.

Keypad Deactivation
Your keypad will sound an alarm 3 times, light the red light, and remain deactivated for 2 minutes after 3 consecutive wrong passcode attempts. As this happens, all buttons stay deactivated. Wait till a short beep is sounded and the red light dims to normally use the keypad.

Reset
If you forget the programming protection passcode that you set last time. Follow the steps to reset the keypad.

Remove the cover locking bolt and slide out the keypad.
Gently hold the reset button located near the interlock pin using a pin or a similar tool until all the lights on the keypad light up, indicating the reset is done.

Maintenance

Remove the batteries and store in a cool dry place away from direct sunlight and inaccessible to children.
Clean the keypad with a dry soft cloth. Don’t rinse.

Contact Us

Thank you for choosing our products! If you have any questions or comments, contact us at contact@cssupportgroup.com and we’ll resolve your issue ASAP!
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FAQ

Q: What should I do if the keypad does not emit any beeps during setup?
- A: If you do not hear any beeps during setup, please contact customer service for assistance.
Q: Can I use this keypad with gate openers other than the specified models?
- A: The keypad is compatible with SGO-0000-01, SGO-EC06-02 & SGO-1801-GY gate openers. For other models, please refer to the manufacturer’s guidelines or contact customer service for compatibility information.