QUICK START PROGRAMMING pdf/Elvox K50 Quick Start.pdfQUICK START PROGRAMMING Setting Single code operation Follow the steps below to program the K50 keypad for single code operation

QUICK START PROGRAMMING

Setting Single code operation

Follow the steps below to program the K50 keypad for single code operation. 1) Enter the six digit master code, as found inside the

front cover of the manual, then press the # button. 2) Press # button again. 3) Enter your four to eight digit user code then press

the # button. 4) Press # button again. The LED’s should now be off and the keypad is ready to use.

Deleting a Single code Follow the steps below to delete a single code from the K50 keypad. 1) Enter the six digit master code, as found inside the

front cover of the manual, then press the # button. 2) Press 9 followed by the # button. 3) Enter your four to eight digit user code to delete then

press the # button. 4) Press # button again. 5) Press * button The LED’s should now be off and the keypad is ready to use. For further programming options see over for the Programming Summary Table or for full programming instructions view the programming section starting on page 11 of manual.

Enter Master code here for quick reference.

Factory set master code :

User set master code:

RAYTEL SECURITY SYSTEMS LIMITED

Access Control Keypad

Table of Users and Keypad Parameters

Installation Company: ………………………..………………. Tel: ……………………….…………… Date: ….………….…...…

Name of On-Site Programmer(s): …………………………………………..………………………………………………….…………………….....

Master Code FMC: …………………….………..…….……………...….…..…. UMC (If Set): …………..…..……..….…….……..…..…….…….

Unit Type: ……….…..………..………………….….. Lock Time: .……..……..…Seconds Serial Number: .……………………....….……

Time Zone Periods: TZ1 from to

(If Set) TZ2 from to TZ3 from to

TZ4 from to TZ5 from to

Latch Mode Time: from to Service Mode Time: from to

No. NAME CODE TIME ZONE LATCH CODE SERVICE CODE DATE

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We recommend this page should be filled in and regularly updated and kept in a safe and secure location by the person responsible for the upkeep of the system.

Southern Office Raytel Security Systems Ltd. Northern Office

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The Digitac K50

Access Control System

Installation and User Manual Issue 2 – May 2001

IMPORTANT NOTE

Please keep this manual in a safe

place with the premises Key holder.

The Factory Master Code is inside.


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Factory Master Code

The Factory Master Code allows access to the programming modes of the K50. It is

recommended that this manual be kept in a safe place for future reference.

Factory Master Code

Unit Serial Number

If the Factory Master Code is reprogrammed the new User Master Code should be

noted below.

User Master Code

Declaration of Conformity

We, Raytel Security Systems Ltd, declare that the equipment

referred to within this document, conforms to the European

Commission Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Directive

(Directive 89/336/EEC) when installed in strict accordance with

the guidelines contained within this document.

Technical Support

For all technical enquiries relating to this equipment, engineers are available at the following addresses:

Rayleigh Office Glasgow Office

Raytel House Unit 3, Block 5

Brook Road Oakbank Industrial Estate

Rayleigh Garscube Road

Essex Glasgow

SS6 7XH G20 7LU

Tel: (01268) 749310 Tel (0141) 3324232

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Raytel Security reserves the right to change the content of this manual and product

design without prior notice.

VERY IMPORTANT PLEASE KEEP SAFE


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Index

GENERAL DESCRIPTION..................................................................................................................4

OPERATION ..........................................................................................................................................4

AUDIBLE AND VISUAL INDICATIONS ....................................................................................................4

• Key press Confirmation. ...........................................................................................................4

• Valid Code. ...............................................................................................................................4

• Invalid Code .............................................................................................................................4

• Invalid Data..............................................................................................................................4

ADDITIONAL FEATURES ......................................................................................................................5

Code Entry Timer ............................................................................................................................5

Code Capacity ..................................................................................................................................5

Master Code .....................................................................................................................................5

Timed Code Operation.....................................................................................................................5

Tamper Switch .................................................................................................................................5

Timed Lock Operation .....................................................................................................................5

Exit Button .......................................................................................................................................5

Service Mode....................................................................................................................................5

Latch Mode ......................................................................................................................................6

Self Test............................................................................................................................................6

Master Reset.....................................................................................................................................6

INSTALLATION ...................................................................................................................................7

CONTROL UNIT ....................................................................................................................................7

SEALING ...............................................................................................................................................7

POWER SUPPLY....................................................................................................................................7

ELECTRIC RELEASE.............................................................................................................................7

EXIT BUTTON .......................................................................................................................................7

CABLE COLOUR CODE.........................................................................................................................8

WIRING SCHEMATICS ......................................................................................................................9

WIRING FOR K50 USING AN AC SUPPLY WITH AN AC FAIL SECURE RELEASE .............................9

WIRING FOR K50 USING A DC SUPPLY AND DC FAIL SECURE RELEASE.........................................10

WIRING FOR K50 USING A DC SUPPLY AND DC FAIL SAFE RELEASE .............................................11

WIRING FOR K50 TAMPER RELAY AND DC FAIL SAFE RELEASE ...................................................12

WIRING FOR K50 TAMPER RELAY AND DC FAIL SECURE RELEASE...............................................13

WIRING FOR KA1-KA3 AND AC FAIL SECURE RELEASE ................................................................14

WIRING FOR KA1-KA3 AND ELVOX GATE SYSTEM ........................................................................15

WIRING FOR KA1 – KA3 WITH DC FAIL SAFE RELEASE.................................................................16

WIRING FOR KV1 SYSTEM AND AC FAIL SECURE RELEASE ...........................................................17

WIRING FOR KV1 – KV3 AND AC FAIL SECURE RELEASE ..............................................................18

QUICK PROGRAMMING GUIDE. ..................................................................................................19

PROGRAMMING A CODE.....................................................................................................................19

DELETING A CODE..............................................................................................................................19

SETTING THE LOCK RELAY TIME .....................................................................................................20

ACTIVATING THE K50 SELF TEST MODE ...........................................................................................20

K50 Test sequence .........................................................................................................................21

ADVANCED PROGRAMMING GUIDE. .........................................................................................22

PERFORMING A MASTER RESET .......................................................................................................22

SETTING THE LOCK RELAY TIME .....................................................................................................23

INSTALLING USER CODES..................................................................................................................24

SETTING THE CLOCK.........................................................................................................................25

SETTING SERVICE MODE...................................................................................................................26

To Enter Service Mode Manually .................................................................................................26

To exit Service mode......................................................................................................................26

To Set Service Mode for timed operation......................................................................................26


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Index

SETTING LATCH MODE .....................................................................................................................27

To Enter Latch Mode Manually....................................................................................................27

To exit Latch mode ........................................................................................................................27

To Set Latch Mode for timed operation ........................................................................................27

SETTING SOUNDER OPERATION.........................................................................................................28

CODE CAPACITY CHECK ...................................................................................................................29

ACCESS LEVELS AND TIME ZONES ...................................................................................................30

Programming Time Zone settings .................................................................................................31

DELETING A SINGLE USER CODE .......................................................................................................32

DELETING ALL USER CODES.............................................................................................................33

CHANGING THE MASTER CODE ........................................................................................................34

TECHNICAL INFORMATION .........................................................................................................35

PROGRAMMING SUMMARY TABLE ...........................................................................................36


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General Description

Typical K50

Installation

Open

Area

Secure

Area

Power

Supply

Mains

Exit

Push

K50

Electric

Release

General Description

The K50 is a compact self-contained

access control unit, (which may also be

incorporated into audio and video

entrance panels), designed for single

door operation. Installation is quick and

simple, with all programming done via

the keypad.

Operation

A person wishing to gain access to the

secure area will enter their user code via

the keypad. If the correct code has been

entered the lock output relay will operate

for the pre-set time. If the code entered is

incorrect, subsequent key presses will be ignored for six

seconds, the last two seconds of which will be accompanied by a continuous

error tone. This makes code breaking by trial and error more difficult.

Audible and visual indications

During normal operation of the K50 the following audible / visual responses

will be encountered.

• Key press Confirmation.

When a button is pressed, except the *, the K50 will respond with a

short tone accompanied by the RED LED flashing on / off.

• Valid Code.

When a valid user code is entered or the exit button is operated the

output relay will operate for a pre-set time. A tone and illumination of

the GREEN LED accompany this. This will continue while the output

relay is in operation.

• Invalid Code

If an invalid code is entered the K50 waits four seconds before

sounding a low frequency tone; this is accompanied by the illumination

of the RED LED. This error tone lasts for two seconds.

During program mode in addition to the Key press Confirmation and the

indications as detailed in the individual programming tables the following

audible / visual response may be encountered.

• Invalid Data.

If invalid data is entered e.g. trying to add a user code that already

exists the K50 will emit a low frequency tone; this is accompanied by

the illumination of the RED LED. This error tone lasts for two

seconds.


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General Description

Additional Features

Code Entry Timer

A delay of more than four seconds between successive key presses will

register as an incorrect code, subsequent key presses will be ignored for six

seconds, the last two seconds of which will be accompanied by a continuous

error tone.

Code Capacity

The K50 has the capacity to store up to fifty access codes of four to eight

digits. The codes are stored in EPROM and therefore will be retained even if

the power is removed.

Master Code

The Master code is used to access all the programming features. Each unit is

factory programmed with its own unique master code. This code can be found

on the inside cover of this manual. For additional security it is possible to

reprogram the master code. The new code should be noted in the space

provided inside the front cover of this manual, which should then be kept in a

restricted, secure location.

Timed Code Operation

During normal operation, entering a valid code at any time will activate the

door release. Optionally up to two sets of time zone markers may be

programmed into the controller giving six access periods. This allows

different codes to be assigned to different security levels. Please refer to the

section on Access Levels and Time Zones starting on page 30 of this manual.

Tamper Switch

When the unit is installed the tamper switch lever is depressed by contact

against the mounting surface. This makes a short circuit between the two

tamper alarm cables (yellow and white cables in multicore). If the unit is

removed, the tamper switch opens breaking the circuit between the two tamper

alarm cables. This change in state may be used to operate a remote alarm if

required.

Timed Lock Operation

The lock output relay operation time is adjustable between one and ninety nine

seconds in one-second increments.

Exit Button

A normally open push button may be fitted to give lock operation from within

the secure area.

Service Mode

During service mode operation, pressing any button on the keypad will operate

the lock output relay for the pre-set lock time. This option is designed for use

with fail secure releases.


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General Description

Latch Mode

Latch mode is used to latch the lock output relay on. This can be done

manually, using the master code to turn latch mode on or off or, programmed

to automatically operate during certain access periods. This option is only

recommended for use with fail safe door releases.

Self Test

The unit has a self-diagnostic mode. When entered it allows the controller and

keypad functions to be tested with audible and visual confirmation of the

results.

Master Reset

The master reset will clear all user codes and reset all functions to their factory

defaults, including the factory user code.


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Installation

Installation

Control Unit The control unit should be securely attached to a wall adjacent to the entrance

that it controls. Care should be taken to establish that the wall upon which the

unit is to be mounted is of sufficient size and construction to meet the

dimensions and weight of the control unit.

If any risk of flooding or free flowing water is apparent, the control unit

should be fitted in a position that will provide adequate protection from the

ingress of moisture.

The control unit should be mounted at such a height, approximately 1.3

meters, 1.5 meters for integrated audio / video panels, that it can be used

without undue difficulty.

Sealing

Ensure the unit is adequately sealed, using a flexible sealing compound, to

prevent moisture ingress. The unit should be sealed on the top, left and right

edges, the bottom edge should be left unsealed to allow for drainage and

ventilation. For flush installations, ensure that the front edge of the flush box

is installed level with the mounting surface such that when the front panel is

fitted, it rests against this edge without gaps.

Power Supply

The K50 requires a supply of 10 – 16V AC or 10 – 28V DC at 100mA. This

should be located on an inside wall within the secure area and supplied with

240V 50Hz AC mains. If the K50 is to function during mains failure a 12V

DC supply with a battery standby facility should be used.

Electric Release

This should be fitted according to the manufacturer’s instructions and comply

with the relevant statutory regulations. Note that only 12V DC releases can be

used if the unit is to operate during main failure. It is strongly recommended

that a break glass unit be fitted on installations using fail safe releases. For

installations using fail secure releases a mechanical override e.g. internal

handle should be fitted.

Exit Button

This should have normally open contacts and be located within the secure

area.


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Installation

Cable Colour Code

The K50 comes supplied with two meters of twelve-core cable. The following

chart gives details of core usage.

Cable Colour Usage

Red Power input + ve

Black Power Input - ve

Yellow & White Tamper Switch Output

Green & Blue Exit Button Input

Violet & Brown Clean Contact Output (Common)

Grey & Turquoise Clean Contact Output (Normally Closed)

Orange & Pink Clean Contact Output (Normally Open)


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Wiring Schematics

Wiring for K50 Tamper Relay and DC Fail Secure release

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Wiring Schematics

Wiring for KA1-KA3 and AC Fail Secure release

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Wiring Schematics

Wiring for KA1-KA3 and Elvox Gate System

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Wiring Schematics

Wiring for KA1 – KA3 with DC Fail Safe release

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17

Wiring Schematics

Wiring for KV1 System and AC Fail Secure release

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18

Wiring Schematics

Wiring for KV1 – KV3 and AC Fail Secure release

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SC

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Quick Programming Guide

Quick Programming Guide.

The K50 is programmed using the keyboard. Entering the six digit Master

code accesses the programming mode. The following paragraphs cover initial

programming for a basic access control system. To access the more advanced

features of the K50 please refer to the Advanced Programming Guide section.

Programming a code

When the K50 is delivered there are no user codes in memory. The following

instructions show how to enter a single user code for standard twenty-four

hour operation.

Action Indication Notes Enter six Digit

Master Code

Found on the inside cover of

this manual

Press the # key Red LED lights accompanied by a

long audible tone

Master code accepted

Press the # key Red LED begins to flash every ½

second

Ready to accept a user code

Enter a user code Code can be four to eight

digits in length

Press the # key Red LED begins to flash every

second

The code has been accepted

Press the # key Red LED steady, long audible tone,

Red LED turns off

Exit function and return to

normal operation

Ensure that there is less than four seconds delay between each key press. This

prevents the Code Entry Timer from registering an invalid code.

Deleting a code

The following instructions show how to delete a single user code.


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long audible tone


Press 9 followed

by the # key

Red LED begins to flash every ½

second

Delete function entered

Enter the user

code to delete

followed by the #

key

Red LED begins to flash every

second

If the code does not exist the

K50 gives a two-second

audible tone with steady red

LED.

Press the # key Two long audible tones Red LED

off while tone sounds.

The code has been deleted.

Note: To escape without

deleting the code press the *

key instead of the # key. The

K50 will give a two-second


LED.

Press the * key Red LED steady, long audible tone,

Red LED turns off


normal operation




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Setting the Lock Relay Time

The lock relay can be set to operate from one to ninety nine seconds when a

valid user code is entered or the exit push button is operated. The factory

setting for the relay time is four seconds. The following instructions show

how to adjust this time if required.


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long audible tone


Press 1 followed

by the # key


second

Set relay time function entered

Enter the required

lock time

(1 – 99 seconds)

followed by the #

key

Relay operates for the number of

seconds entered accompanied by

the Red LED and Green LED lit

and an audible tone

Should the relay time require

adjusting enter the new lock

time before proceeding to the

next step. This can be

repeated as often as required.



The lock time has been set


Red LED turns off


normal operation



Activating the K50 self test mode

The K50 can test the internal functions and the operation of each button on the

keypad by entering the self-test mode.

Action Indication Notes Turn off the

power to the K50

Hold down the

# and * keys

Return power to

the K50

The Red and Green LED’s will

flash accompanied by an audible

bleep.

Ensure the # and * keys

remain held down

After the fifth

bleep Release the

# and * keys

The unit commences the self-test.

See K50 test sequence for details of

test results.

Releasing the keys before the

fifth bleep exits to normal

mode.

Releasing the keys between

the fifth and ninth bleep enters

self-test mode.

WARNING: If the keys are

not released before the tenth

bleep the K50 will enter

Master Reset this will clear all

the programmed codes.

See the Advanced

Programming section for

details.


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K50 Test sequence

After entering Self-test the K50 will run through the following sequence of

tests.

1. Red LED flashes twice.

2. Green LED flashes twice.

3. Sounder bleeps twice.

4. Lock Relay operates twice.

5. The K50 tests internal functions. Should a fault be detected the test

sequence will end and the Red and Green LED’s will flash. If no faults

are found the Red and Green LED will illuminate accompanied by a

single audible tone.

6. The K50 is now ready to test the keypad. Press each keypad button in

turn.

7. Press button 1 both LED’s will flash once accompanied by an audible

tone to indicate the button is functioning correctly.

8. Press button 2 both LED’s will flash twice accompanied by an audible

tone to indicate the button is functioning correctly.

9. Press buttons 3 to 9 both LED’s will flash, for the number of times

corresponding to the button pressed, accompanied by an audible tone

to indicate the button is functioning correctly.

10. Press button 0 both LED’s will flash ten times accompanied by an

audible tone to indicate the button is functioning correctly.

11. Press button * both LED’s will flash eleven times accompanied by an

audible tone to indicate the button is functioning correctly.

12. Press the exit button both LED’s will flash twelve times accompanied

by an audible tone to indicate the button is functioning correctly.

13. Press button # both LED’s will give three long flashes accompanied by

an audible tone. The unit then returns to normal mode.

A self-test can be performed at any time without affecting any programmed

settings. Care should be taken however to ensure a Master reset is not

performed, as this would clear all pre programmed settings.


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Advanced Programming Guide

Advanced Programming Guide.

Performing a Master Reset

The Master Reset will perform the following tasks: -

Clear all user codes.

Reinstate the Factory master code.

Clear all time zone functions and settings

Reset sounder operation

Reset relay time to four seconds

Action Indication Notes Turn off the

power to the K50

Hold down the

# and * keys

Return power to

the K50

The Red and Green LED’s will

flash accompanied by an audible

bleep.

Ensure the # and * keys

remain held down

After the tenth

bleep Release the

# and * keys

The unit performs a Master Reset. Releasing the keys before the

fifth bleep exits to normal

mode.

Releasing the keys between

the fifth and ninth bleep enters

self-test mode. See previous

section for details.


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Setting the Lock Relay Time

The lock relay can be programmed to operate from one to ninety nine seconds

when a valid user code is entered or the exit push button is operated.

When the K50 is supplied the lock relay time is set at four seconds.

To program the Lock Relay Time


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long audible tone


Press 1 followed

by the # key


second

Set relay time function entered

Enter the required

lock time

(1 – 99 seconds)

followed by the #

key

Relay operates for the number of

seconds entered accompanied by

the Red LED and Green LED lit

and an audible tone

Should the relay time require

adjusting enter the new lock

time before proceeding to the

next step. This can be

repeated as often as required.



The lock time has been set


Red LED turns off


normal operation




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Installing User Codes

The K50 can be programmed with a maximum of fifty user codes of four to

eight digits in length. These user codes can be programmed to operate in

twenty four hour mode, assigned to one of the five timed access periods,

service mode or latch mode.

User codes assigned to access periods 1 to 5 will not function until the clock

and time periods have been set. (See Setting the clock, page 25, and

Programming time zones, page 30, for details of how to do this.) User codes assigned to access period 6 are used to enter Service Mode. User

codes assigned to access period 7 are used to enter Latch Mode.

When the K50 is delivered there are no user codes in memory.

Note: If the first four digits of the code being entered is the same as an existing

code then the new code will overwrite the existing code.

To Install Codes


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long audible tone


Press 2 followed

by the # key


second

Ready to install code

Enter the User

Code

Code can be four to eight

digits in length

Press the # key Red LED flashes every second The code has been accepted

Press the # key

for 24 hour

operation

Or For Timed

operation press

key 1-7 followed

by the # key

Red LED flashes twice

accompanied by a long audible tone

1 to 5 are timed access periods

See Programming time

zones, page 30, for details.

6 is service mode, see page 26

for details of use.

7 is latch mode, see page 27

for details of use.

To add additional

codes repeat

instructions from

highlighted

section inclusive.

OR Press the * key to

exit programming

mode.

Red LED steady, long audible tone,

Red LED turns off


normal operation




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Setting the Clock

The clock must be set to enable the time zone facility. (See Programming time

zones, page 30 and Installing a user code, page 24 for details of how to set

time zones and assign user codes.)

When the K50 is delivered the clock is disabled (set to 00hr 00min). After

programming, should it be desirable, the clock can be disabled by setting the

clock time to 00hr 00min, this has the effect of stopping the clock and

disabling all time zone operations.

Note: The K50 clock is not battery backed. If time zone operation is to

be maintained in the event of mains failure a 12V DC supply with a

battery standby facility should be used.

If a power failure occurs after the clock has been set, when the power is restored

the K50 will bleep three times to indicate the time may require resetting. This

will be repeated every minute until the time is reprogrammed or the clock

function is disabled by setting the clock time to 00hr 00min.

To Set the Time


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long audible tone


Press 3 followed

by the # key


second

Ready to Set the time

Enter the correct

time

Time is to be entered using

24hr format. E.g. 9.30 AM

would be entered 0930 while

9.30 PM would be entered

2130.

Press the # key Red LED flashes every second The time has been accepted

Press the # key Red LED flashes twice


The time has been set


Red LED turns off


normal operation




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Setting Service Mode

When the K50 is in service mode, pressing any button on the keypad will

operate the lock output relay for the pre-set lock time. Service mode can be

activated by entering a user code that has been assigned to access period 6 (see

Installing a User Code, page 24), manually entered or set to operate

automatically by allocating to an access period.

When the K50 is delivered, service mode is disabled.

Note: Service mode and Latch mode cannot be programmed to the same

access period at the same time. When Service or Latch mode is assigned to an

access period it overwrites any previously installed mode.

To Enter Service Mode Manually


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long audible tone


Press 4 followed

by the # key


second

Ready to enter service mode

Press the # key Red LED flashes off twice

accompanied by two long tones and

green LED turns on for one second.

The K50 exits programming

mode and enters Service

Mode.

To exit Service mode

Press and hold the * and # keys together, the red LED will flash accompanied

by a short tone, the relay will operate for the pre-set time. The keys should not

be released until the relay time ends. Note: This will disable all programmed

timed service operations and therefore should not be used to reset a timed operation.

To Set Service Mode for timed operation


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long audible tone


Press 4 followed

by the # key


second

Ready to enter service mode

Enter the access

period number

(0 – 5) followed

by the # key

Red LED flashes every second Service mode has been

allocated. Note: access period

0 is used to disable all

programmed timed service

operations



Service mode has been set


Red LED turns off


normal operation




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Setting Latch Mode

Latch mode is used to latch the lock output relay on. Latch mode can be

activated by entering a user code that has been assigned to access period 7 (see

Installing a User Code, page 24), manually entered or set to operate

automatically by allocating to an access period.

When the K50 is delivered latch mode is disabled.

Note1: The exit push button is disabled during latch mode operation.

Note2: Latch mode and Service mode cannot be programmed to the same

access period at the same time. When Latch or Service mode is assigned to an

access period it overwrites any previously installed mode.

To Enter Latch Mode Manually


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long audible tone


Press 5 followed

by the # key


second

Ready to enter latch mode

Press the # key Red LED flashes off twice with two

long tones and the green LED turns

on during relay operation.

The K50 exits programming

mode and enters latch Mode.


Red LED turns off


normal operation

To exit Latch mode

Press the # key or enter a valid user code.

Note: Using the # key to exit will disable all programmed timed latch operations

and therefore should not be used to reset a timed operation. When a user code is used

the sounder and green LED will operate for the pre-set relay time before exiting.

To Set Latch Mode for timed operation


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long audible tone


Press 5 followed

by the # key


second

Ready to enter latch mode

Enter the access

period number

(0 – 5) followed

by the # key

Red LED flashes every second Latch mode has been set.

Note: access period 0 is used

to disable all programmed

timed latch operations



Latch mode has been set


Red LED turns off


normal operation




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Setting Sounder operation

The Sounder is used to give audible indication of key presses and lock relay

activation. Should it be required the sounder can be disabled, or, for systems

incorporating a long relay activation, the sounder can be programmed with a

reduced ON time.

When the K50 is delivered the sounder time will equal the relay time and will

bleep with each key press.

The sounder can be programmed to operate for 1 to 99 seconds during relay

operation. Note: The sounder cannot be programmed to operate for longer

than the relay time.

To Mute / Set Sounder


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long audible tone


Press 6 followed

by the # key


second

Ready to mute / set sounder

Press the # key to

Mute sounder

OR The number of

seconds required

(1 – 99) followed

by the # key

Red LED flashes every second The setting has been accepted



The time has been set


Red LED turns off


normal operation




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Code Capacity Check

This function is used to check the number of User Codes programmed into the

K50. When initiated the K50 will give a short audible tone for each User

Code programmed.

Code Capacity Check


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long audible tone


Press 7 followed

by the # key


second

Code capacity check entered

Press the # key

when ready to

count.

Red LED flashes accompanied by a

short tone for each User Code

programmed in the K50.

Each tone indicates one

programmed code.

Red LED flashes twice


Indicates that no more user

codes remain to be counted.


Red LED turns off


normal operation




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Access Levels and Time Zones

Up to two sets of time zone markers (Start1, End1 – Start2, End2) may be

programmed into the controller to give a maximum of six separate access

levels covering six specific time zones during a 24 hour period. This allows

different codes to be assigned to any one of the six time zones. The method

for assigning access levels to codes can be found under ”Installing User

Codes” on page 24.

The following table shows the way in which the time zone markers are used to

create the six different access levels. 00.00 24.00

hrs Start1 End1 Start2 End2 hrs Access

Level 0

No markers

Default Setting

Access Zone 0 Active, Unlimited Access

Access

Zone 1

active

Level 1

Level 2

Markers

Start1 – End1 Access

Zone 2

active

Access Zone 2 active

Access

Zone 3

active

Level 3

Level 4

Markers

Start2 – End2 Access Zone 4 active Access

Zone 4

active

Level 5 Markers

Start1 – End2

Access Zone 5 active

Level 0 does not require any time zone markers to be set and is the

default setting for all codes. Codes assigned to this level will

have unlimited access during the 24 hour period. (Zone 0).

Level 1 is the time zone commencing Start1 and ending with End1, any

codes assigned to level 1 will only have access during this

period. (Zone 1).

Level 2 is the time zone commencing End1 and ending with Start1, any


period. (Zone 2).



period. (Zone 3).

Level 4 is the time zone commencing End2 and ending with Start2, any


period. (Zone 4).



period. (Zone 5).


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It should be noted that once time zone markers have been set for one level,

they remain fixed in those positions for the other levels.

For user codes assigned to access periods to operate correctly the unit clock

must be set. Refer to setting the clock, page 25 for details on setting the

correct time. By setting time zone markers Start1 and End1, access levels 1

and 2 are available for use. Access levels 3, 4 and 5 will not be available until

time zone markers Start2 and End2 have been programmed.

Programming Time Zone markers


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long audible tone


Press 8 followed

by the # key


second

Ready to program time zones

Enter time zone 1

start time (Start1)

in 24 hour format

followed by the #

key. ( E.g. 0900#

for 9 AM)

Red LED flashes every second Start time has been accepted

Enter time zone 1

stop time (End1)

in 24 hour format

followed by the #

key. ( E.g. 1130#

for 11.30 AM)

Red LED flashes every 1½ second Stop time has been accepted

Skip the next two operations if time zone 2 is not required

Enter time zone 2

start time (Start2)

in 24 hour format

followed by the #

key. ( E.g. 1600#

for 4.00 PM)

Red LED flashes every 2 seconds Start time has been accepted

Enter time zone 2

stop time (End2)

in 24 hour format

followed by the #

key. ( E.g. 1830#

for 6.30 PM)

Red LED flashes every 2½ seconds Stop time has been accepted



The time zones have been set


Red LED turns off


normal operation



To deactivate time zones programme the start and stop times to 0000.


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Deleting a single user code

The following instructions show how to delete a single user code.

Note: The User Master Code cannot be deleted with this function.


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long audible tone


Press 9 followed

by the # key


second


Enter the user

code to delete

followed by the #

key


second

If the code does not exist the

K50 gives a two-second


LED.



The code has been deleted.






LED.


Red LED turns off


normal operation




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Deleting ALL user codes

This function will delete all user codes. All other programmed parameters and

the Master Code will not be affected.


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long audible tone


Press 10 followed

by the # key


second




Warning: This will delete all

programmed user codes.






LED.


Red LED turns off


normal operation




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Changing the Master Code

For increased security the Factory Master Code can be reprogrammed to a

User Master Code. The User Master Code can be reprogrammed as often as

required.

Note: A User Master Code cannot be programmed if its first four digits are

the same as a current User Code, this also means that a user code cannot be

programmed if its first four digits are the same as the current Master Code.

Please note there is no function 11.


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long audible tone


Press 12 followed

by the # key


second

Ready to reprogram the Master

Code

Enter the 6 digit

Master code

followed by the #

key.


second

The new Master Code has

been accepted.



The new Master Code has

been programmed.


Red LED turns off


normal operation




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Technical Information


Power Supply - 10 – 16V AC, 10 – 28V DC.

Power Consumption - 9 mA quiescent, 80 mA during relay

operation.

Lock output - Volt free changeover. Contact rating

50V AC / DC 1.5A inductive.

Tamper Switch - Volt free normally open contact.

Exit Button - Requires normally open switch input.

Code Memory - Permanent retention in E2PROM.

Clock Memory - There is no internal battery. The clock

will require resetting if power is lost.

Power Failure - If the clock has been programmed the

Indication K50 will emit three audible bleeps every

minute after power is restored. To turn

this off set the correct time or disable the

clock.

Connections - Unit is supplied with two metres of

twelve core cable.

Visual Indications - Red LED to indicate keypad entry and

programming status. Green LED to

indicate relay operation.

Dust/Water protection - IP54.

Dimensions (mm)

Model H W D Main Material

K50 136 80 32 ABS housing UL 94-5v

K50 S 146 86 - Stainless Steel grade BS1449/304

K50 B 146 86 - Polished Brass grade BS2870/cz120

K50 C 146 86 30 Stainless Steel grade BS1449/304

K50CB 146 86 30 Polished Brass grade BS2870/cz120

FB146 (for K50S/B) 135 75 35 Zinc Plated Steel, Flush box

SB146/1 (for K50S/B) 151 92 32 Coated Steel / Paint finish, Surface box

KA series (Audio entry panel with keypad) Please contact the office for details

KV series (Video entry panel with keypad) Please contact the office for details


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Programming Summary Table

Steps 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Description Master

code Function No. 1st Data 2nd Data 3rd Data 4th Data Confirm Escape

Enter Program

mode

Master code

#

Single User

Code

Master code

# # User Code # # AUTO

Relay time Master code

# 1# Time(seconds)# # *

Install Codes

(24 hour)

Master code

# 2# User Code # # *

Install Codes

(with time zone)

Master code

# 2# User Code # Time Zone # *

Set Clock Master code

# 3# Time (24Hr) # # *

Services Mode Master code

# 4# Time Zone # # *

Latch Mode Master code

# 5# Time Zone # # *

Sounder Time Master code

# 6# Time(seconds)# # *

Code Capacity Master code

# 7# # *

Time Settings

(T1 and T2)

Master code

# 8# Time 1 # Time 2 # # *

Time Settings

(T1 to T4)

Master code

# 8# Time 1 # Time 2 # Time 3 # Time 4 # # *

Delete Codes Master code

# 9#

Code to Delete

# # *

Delete All User

Codes

Master code

# 10# # *

Reprogram

Master code

Current

Master

Code #

12# New 6 digit

Master Code # # *

Escape Program

Mode *

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