Corby Keypad With Cover And Light

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Corby Programmable Keypads can use up to 165 different user operating codes. These codes can be 3-6 digits in length, and must be entered in exact order. Codes and operating parameters are stored in non-volatile EEPROM memory. After a valid code is entered, the microprocessor will operate specific outputs.

For Access Control applications, a Request-To-Exit button can be added and programmed to activate any output(s). Add a magnetic door switch and the Door Ajar and Time Cancel features become usable. For alarm control applications, enter a valid user code to arm or disarm the security system, or use a different code to shunt or bypass an alarm zone. If enabled, you can press the and simultaneously to trigger a panic condition which can be programmed to any output(s). A security lockout feature can be programmed to disable the keypad after three invalid code attempts.

Any combination of the four outputs may be activated by a valid code or input condition. The two input conditions are Request-To-Exit and Door Ajar/Forced Entry. Select which output(s) to associate with every code or input condition. Different user codes and input conditions can have their own distinct output(s). Individual codes and inputs can be used to accomplish multiple tasks, and can function independently of each other.

The Main Relay, output #1, can control almost any kind of device including door locks, office machines, industrial equipment, or security systems. Use the Auxiliary Relay, output #2, to trigger a dialer, buzzer, shunt an alarm zone, or illuminate an LED, depending on your application. Use Voltage Outputs #3 and #4 to indicate Duress, Panic, Door Ajar, and Forced Entry.

Any one of 165 operating codes can be programmed to activate any or all of the four available outputs. Caused by entering a special code that opens the door or disarms an alarm, as well as activating additional silent alarm outputs. This code can activate any or all of the four available outputs. Triggered when the and are pressed simultaneously. This special code can be programmed to activate any or all of the four available outputs. This is a user-selectable six digit code. It must be entered before any programming may be accomplished. This prevents the tampering of codes by unauthorized personnel.

Program the following inputs to activate any or all of the four outputs. If the door is open 30 seconds longer than the programmed time of relay #1, any or all of the other outputs can be programmed to activate. If the door is opened and it is preceded by a valid code or Request-To-Exit, any or all of the outputs can be programmed to activate. When a door is opened and then closed, any remaining programmed door strike activation time will be canceled preventing unauthorized "follow throughs". A simple "normally open" (N.O.) Request-To-Exit button can be used to allow a timed exit from a protected area.





Operating Codes:165
Duress: yes
Panic: yes
Door Ajar: yes
Forced Entry: yes
Time Cancel: yes
Request-To-Exit: yes

Additional features:

Codes and operating parameters are stored in a non-volatile EEPROM

All programming is performed using the keypad.

Program an audible "key beep" during code entry.

LED's are installed for visual feedback.

12 or 24VDC input Operation.

Invalid Code Attempt Lockout

Program the outputs for either a momentary (1-99 seconds) or latching time.

Quick-connect wire harnesses for easy installation.

Two programmable voltage outputs.

Automatic keypad timeout from program mode.

Duress and auxiliary codes.

Silent panic code is active 24 hrs. a day if used as burglar alarm keypad

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