1 EX5. Technical Characteristics. Dimensions

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1 These robust IP rated standalone keypads incorporate proximity access and are designed to operate in both internal and external environments. EX5P Keypads include backlit metallic or plastic keys with a choice of plastic or metal housings (surface or flush). They incorporate an easy to follow programming menu allowing up to 99 unique codes/fobs and the setting of relay output times. The units also include inputs to trigger the relay from a push to exit button. Both audible and visual indication is standard indicating that a code is correct or incorrect while also helping to navigate through the programming menu. Technical Characteristics Codes / Fobs: 99 User Codes (1-8 digits) & Fobs Read Range: 3-12cm Operating Modes: Single security access with either a Code or Fob Double security with Code + Fob or Fob + Fob Relays: 2 Relays - R1: 24v DC / 120v AC) R2: (2A/24V DC / 120v AC) Relay Time: 1-99 Seconds or latching (00) IP Rating IP65 Power: 12v AC/DC Current: Standby 20mA / Maximum 180mA Dimensions 90mm 105mm 43 52/72 120mm mm 40mm 1 EX5

2 Installation Instructions 43 ABS Housing Surface Cable Cable Ø6.0 Ø6.0 30mm 30mm (8 x 30 CSK) 2 (M3 x 6mm) security screw 52/ 72 Metal Housing Surface (8 x 30mm CSK) 2 (M3 x 6mm) 2 EX5

3 102 Metal Housing Flush Cable Ø6.0 30mm (8 x 30mm CSK) 4 (M3 x 6mm) Terminal Connections Master code reset jumper Terminals Tamper switch DG/PS/0009 IS-01 LED G LED R DG/PS/0009 IS-01 EX5P 12 AC/DC 12 AC/DC Voltage in PB1 Push to exit input 1 (Active GND) GND Push to exit ground PB2 Push to exit input 2 (Active GND) +LED G + Green LED -LED G - Green LED NC rmally closed Relay 1 C Common NO rmally open +LED R + Red LED -LED R - Red LED +9V CODIX DATA BUS GND Connections for CODIX peripherals TAMP TAMP Tamper switch output (rmally closed) NC rmally closed Relay 2 C Common NO rmally open 3 EX5

4 12v DC Wiring Diagram 12 DC PSU + - IN4002 NC C NO LED G Relay 2 BUS LED R - + GND + DATA - +9V TAMP PB2 TAMP GND NC PB1 C NO Relay 1 12V AC/DC PTE (rmally Open) 12v AC Wiring Diagram 12 AC PSU IN nF NC C NO LED G Relay 2 BUS LED R - + GND + DATA - +9V TAMP PB2 TAMP GND NC PB1 C NO Relay 1 12V AC/DC IN4002 PTE (rmally Open) 4 EX5

5 Adding a User Code or Fob Press 0 Enter <user number> (01-99) (Up to 99 codes may be added) Enter <new user code> (1-8 digits) and / or <present fob> Relay Time Enter <relay number> (1 or 2) Enter <relay time> (01-99) (Enter 00 if latch mode required) Press 3 + <user number> Enter <relay number> to be triggered [1=Relay 1] [2=Relay 2] [12=Relays 1 & 2] relays? codes / fobs? Delete All Codes & Fobs Press 8 Press 99 Delete a User Code or Fob Press 9 Enter <user number> (01-99) to delete codes / fobs? 5 EX5

6 Double Security The keypad as standard either accepts a user code or fob. The keypad may be programmed so that it requires a code entered and a fob presented, or 2 individual fobs be presented. This is done by adding both the code + fob, or fob1 + fob2 to the same memory location. Adding a User Code & Fob In this instance a user has to enter a code, followed by presenting his/her key fob. Adding Fobs 1 & 2 In this instance a user has to present fob1 to the reader, followed be fob 2. Press 0 Enter <user number> (01-99) (Up to 99 codes may be added) Press 0 Enter <user number> (01-99) (Up to 99 codes may be added) Enter <new user code> (1-8 digits) <present fob 1> <present fob> <present fob 2> Press 3 + <user number> Press 3 + <user number> Enter <relay number> to be triggered [1=Relay 1] [2=Relay 2] [12=Relays 1 & 2] Enter <relay number> to be triggered [1=Relay 1] [2=Relay 2] [12=Relays 1 & 2] codes / fobs? codes / fobs? 6 EX5

7 Resetting the Master Code (P 3) (P 3) (P 3) (P 3) A B Disconnect power and close jumper P3. Reconnect power. Beep Beep + Yellow LED blinks Remove jumper P3. Yellow LED switches on + Long beep Enter the default master code 000 Enter the new master code e.g 2578 followed by Beep Beep Press B and the yellow LED switches off Troubleshooting Keypad does not respond to key presses 1. Check the correct voltage is present on the input terminals (12 ac/dc). Keypad does not register key fob 1. Try another key fob. Regardless if key fob is programmed or not the reader should attempt to read the key fob. Keypad is not accepting default master code Perform master code reset. Keypad no longer accepts user code or fob(s) 1. Check master code has been changed from the default. 2. Check back EMF protection across lock release. Keypad accepts user code or fob(s) but no longer releases lock 1. Check the correct relay output is assigned to user code. 2. Check all push to exit buttons are normally open. 3. Check for continuity across relay contacts when user code is entered. 4. Check lock wiring for continuity. 5. Check the correct voltage is present on the input terminals (12/24v ac/dc). Red / Green LED not functioning 1. Check LR & LG wiring. 2. Check a diode is present if device is powered by 12v AC. Relay triggers and does not return back to its previous state 1. Check relay is not set up to latch. 7 EX5

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