US Automatic 050500/050520 Wireless Keypad User Manual

US Automatic 050500/050520 Wireless Keypad

Introduction

The Wireless Keypad ( PN 050550 ) is an encoded radio keypad operating at 433,92 MHz.The best use of the product is on applications where an encrypted radio signal has to be used to control: gates, garage doors, rolling shutters, sun-blinds, anti-burglar appliances, lighting, etc. The code has a very high- security coding system (19683 code combinations). The radio transmission is enabled only after the dialing of a security user code. There are up to 4+2 different channels that can activate up to 6 different receivers or relays.
The internal memory can store up to 24 different security user codes and 1 Master code.
The product fully complies with the European directives 89/336/CEE, 99/05/CE and Part. 15 of FCC Rules..

Technical specifications

• Number of keys: ………………………………………………………………………..12
• Number of channels:……………………………………………………………….4 + 2
• Supply: ………………………………………………………………………………..3 Vdc
• Battery duration: ……………………………………………………about 36 months
• Battery type: ………………………………………………………..Lithium CR123A
• Current consumption:……………………………………………………………20 mA
• Operating frequency: …………………………………………………..433.92 MHz
• Modulation: ……………………………………………………………………AM/ASK
• E.r.p……………………………………………………………………………………6 mW
• Security Code combinations number: ……………………………………..19683
• User security code number:……………………………………………………..24+1
• Transmission duration: …………………………………………until press / 1 sec.
• Range in open space: ………………………………………….from 150 to 700 m
• Operating temperature: ……………………………………
• Dimensions: …………………………………………………….
• W… eight:……………………………………………………………………………..
• IP Protection Grade: ……………………………………………………………….IP44

Types

PN 050500 / 050520 : Fixed code Radio keyboard without tamper;

Battery replacement

Remove the cover and extract the old battery from the bottom site of the electronic card with an upward traction. Insert the new battery on the battery location, respecting the right polarity.

NOTES: The appliance uses a lithium battery type CR123A-S-3V. The removal and the disposal of the battery must have been effected before the elimination of the appliance and according to current regulations. ATTENTION: – Danger of explosion if the battery is not replaced in the correct way! Replace only with an equal or equivalent type.

Installation steps

1.  Locate the best position for the installation, and avoid metallic surfaces that could decrease the RF emission.
2.  Mark the location of the mounting holes using the base as a drilling template.
3.  Drill the mounting holes and insert the plugs.
4.  Remove the protective strip from the seal.
5.  Assemble the base and seal it together.
6.  Install the base with the screws supplied.
7.  Complete steps 8 and 9.
8.  Install the keypad to the base.
9.  Secure in place with the 2 screws supplied.

Programming wireless keypad

Terms to understand

• Master Password: The 5-digit code used to access programming features. Factory default is “11111.” This needs to be changed by the end-user for security reasons.
• Access Code: The 1 to 5-digit code used to open the gate (24 unique codes are possible). If the access code is less than 5 digits it requires the # sign after the code is entered. Example: “2 #.” If the code is 5 digits the # sign is not required.
• Relay 1: The receiver has 2 relays. P1 (relay 1) is factory wired to the receiver input on the control board.
• Relay 2: The receiver has 2 relays. P2 (relay 2) is factory wired to “Open / Free Exit” input on the control board. Security Code (Dip Switch Code): The keypad does not have dip switches. Instead, the receiver has a learn mode
• which can be used to program the keypad to the receiver. The keypad can also be manually programmed if a transmitter is being used. See “Changing Security Code” in paragraph 10. PUK Code: “Password Unblocking Key.”
• The PUK code is located inside the keypad and is needed when the master password has been lost. Copy and store in a safe place for future reference. Must be 5 digits long lead with zeros.
• ” Key: located on the keypad is used to cancel the last command entered. Red Light Blinks: When blinking, the keypad is sending a signal to the receiver. A valid access code was entered.

Master Password

The keypad has a Master Password factory set to “11111”. If the Master Password remains the default one, the following functions are allowed:

• Insertion of new User Codes;
• Cancellation of stored User Codes;
• Replacement of the Master key itself.

The Master Password and the User code can have up to 5 digits. If the chosen code is shorter than 5 digits, press the key “#” after the last digit, to complete the number, as indicated below:

Example 1 : User code 123 : Enter: 1,2,3,B. Example 2 : User code 1234 : Enter:1,2,3,4,B. Note:

Do not install keypad until “Create Communication with Receiver” has been completed (step 9).

Keypad Programming

Create Access Code: (Code you use to operate the gate) CAN NOT BE THE SAME AS MASTER PASSWORD!

1. Enter the Master Password “11111”. (this is the factory default master password).
2. Enter “9” If correct, 2 short beeps (if 1 long beep is heard, start over with step 1).
3. Enter the new Access Code (up to 5 digits), if less than 5 digits, “#” key is required.
4.  Enter “9”
5.  Enter the new Access Code again to verify.
6.  Enter “1”. If this access code is for P1 (relay 1) Enter “2” if this access code is for P2 (relay 2). See Note below.
7.  If correct, 2 short beeps (if 1 long beep is heard, start over
8.  Continue with “Create Communication with Receiver” to complete programming.

NOTE: Step 6 above allows you to select a unique frequency (1, 2, 3, 4) for the access code you arecreating. Keypad can be programmed with 4 different access codes each having a unique frequency. This is used when multiple gates are within range of the keypad. Create an access code using 1 in step 6 for one gate. Create an access code using 2 in step 6 for the second gate. This allows one keypad programmed with 2 access codes to operate 2 different gates within range or two keypads can be installed on 2 different gates without interfering with each other. If 4 gates were involved then 3 and 4 could be used in step 6. Also used to create a unique access code to activate the hold open feature offered with P2 (relay 2)

Create Communication With the Receiver

Create Communication with Receiver Relay 1: (Security Code/Dip Switches)

1.  Carry keypad to receiver location for programming.
2.  Enter the Access Code for relay1 on the keypad and continue to press the last key entered (red light blinks on the keypad).
3.  Press the P1 (learn button) on the receiver until LD (green light) comes on and relay clicks.

Create Communication with Receiver Relay 2: (Security Code/Dip Switches)

1.  Carry keypad to receiver location for programming.
2.  Enter the Access code for relay2 on the keypad and continue to press the last key entered (red light blinks on the keypad).
3.  Press the P2 (learn button) on the receiver until the LD (green light) comes on and relay clicks.

Changing Security Code

This keypad has a virtual dip-switch used to create your Security Code. The virtual dip-switch contains nine 3-position switches. The default Security Code has all nine switches in the center position. To ensure neighboring keypads do not interfere with each other, the virtual switches should be positioned in a random pattern, using the following procedure. An example of random positioning of the virtual dip-switches to create a Security Code is shown below. To enter the Security Code, enter the dip-switch number, followed by the dip-switch position character.

The Security Code would be entered as:

| 1| 2| 3| 4| 5| 6| 7| 8| 9
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---
#| X| | | | X| | X| |
0| | X| | | | | | X|
*****| | | X| X| | X| | | X

Use table below to create a random pattern and enter the resulting Security Code in the following procedure.

| 1| 2| 3| 4| 5| 6| 7| 8| 9
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---
#| | | | | | | | |
0| | | | | | | | |
*****| | | | | | | | |

1.  Enter the Master Password.
2.  Enter “6.” If correct, 2 short beeps (if 1 long beep is heard, start over with step 1.)
3.  Enter the Security Code created in the table in the previous column.
4.  If correct, 2 short beep after each switch number and switch position combination is entered.
5.  Enter “#.”
6.  Enter “6.”
7.  If correct, 2 short beeps (if 1 long beep is heard, start over with step 1.

Programming New Master Password:

Programming New Master Password: Once created record here for reference

NOTE : The Master Password is NOT an access code. This is a MASTER programming code used to access the programming of the keypad. It is not used to operate the gate.

1.  Enter the Master Password “11111”.
2.  Enter “8” If correct, 2 short beeps (if 1 long beep is heard, start over with step 1).
3.  Enter the Master Password (up to 5 digits), if less than 5 digits, “#” is required.
4.  Enter “8”
5.  Enter the Master Password again to verify.
6.  Press “8” If correct, 2 short beeps – New Master Password is set (If 1 long beep is heard, start over with step 1).

Programming Master Password Back to Factory Default: (11111)

1.  Enter “11111”.
2.  Press “8” (long beep).
3.  Enter PUK code. (PUK must be 5 digits).
4.  Press “8”.
5.  Enter PUK code to confirm.
6. Press “8” (2 beeps) Master password reset complete.

Deleting Single Access Code:

1.  Enter the Master Password.
2.  Press the “7” key. If correct, 2 short beeps (if 1 long beep is heard, start over with step 1).
3.  Enter the Access Code to be deleted.
4.  Press the “7” key.
5.  Reenter the Access Code to be deleted.
6.  Press the “7” key. If correct, 2 short beeps (if 1 long beep is heard, start over with step 1).

Deleting All Access Codes:

1.  Enter the Master Password.
2.  Press the “7” key. If correct, 2 short beeps (if 1 long beep is heard, start over with step 1).
3.  Reenter the Master Password.
4.  Press the “7” key.
5.  Reenter the Master Password.
6.  Press the “7” key. If correct, 2 short beeps (if 1 long beep is heard, start over with step 1).

WARRANTY

• USAutomatic, LLC warrants this product to be free of defects in materials and workmanship for 1 YEAR. For a period of 1 YEAR following purchase USAutomatic, LLC. will repair or replace the product free of charge, including parts, shop labor and return to customer shipping and handling.
• This 1 YEAR warranty does not cover the plastic case from normal wear or damage due to misuse.
• To have the product sent for warranty consideration, it must be returned with the proof of purchase and a return authorization number. To obtain a return authorization number please call 1-888-204-0174 for assistance. The return authorization number must be clearly marked on the outside of the return package or it may not be accepted. USAutomatic, LLC 170 Valley Ridge Blvd. Lewisville, Texas 75057 Ph. 888-204-0174 www.usautomatic.com

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