ENFORCER FLUSH-MOUNT OUTDOOR ACCESS KEYPAD
ENFORCER FLUSH-MOUNT OUTDOOR ACCESS KEYPAD
Power:
Operating voltage – 12~24 Volts AC/DC. No jumper needed to set voltage.
Stand-by current drain – 10mA@12VDC.
Active current drain (press keypad key) – Under 45mA@12VDC.
Active current drain (one relay activated) – Under 100mA@12VDC.
Outputs:
Output #1 – 5A@30VDC max. rating, Form ―C dry contact‖, NO/COM /NC. Programmable for 1
to 999 second timed output or shunt (ON/OFF) output. Three terminals.
Output #2 – 100mA@24VDC max. rating. Transistor ground output programmable for 1 to 999
second momentary output or shunt (ON/OFF) output. One terminal.
Mantrap (interlock) control output – 100mA@24VDC. NPN open collector switches to ground (-)
for five seconds after relay output #1 is activated, continues while the door is open. Use to
disable a second keypad during this time. Single terminal.
Duress output – 100mA@24VDC. NPN open collector switches to ground when active. Single
terminal.
Inputs:
Power – 12~24 Volts AC/DC. Two terminals.
Egress – N.O., ground (-). Single terminal.
Door sensor input – N.C., ground (-). Connect to an N.C. magnetic contact to show if door is
opened or closed, or connect to ground (-) if not used. Single terminal.
Relay output #1 disable input – Connect to ground (-) to prevent relay output #1 from operating,
or to the mantrap (interlock) control output of another keypad to disable output #1 while the other
keypad is active. Single terminal.
Other Features:
Tamper – 50mA max., N.C. dry contact. Connect to the tamper circuit of alarm control panel.
Two terminals.
Common ground (-).
Code Operation:
Auto or manual code entry. Up to 100 user codes for output #1, up to 10 user codes for output
#2. Over 100 million possible user code combinations.
Auto Reset Time During Code Entry:
Max. 10 seconds to enter each digit.
Max. 30 seconds to enter each code.
Dimensions:
4
3
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4
‖x3
1
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8
‖x1
15
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16
‖ (120x80x46 mm)
Weight:
11-oz (300g)
1. Master Code: The SK-1123-FQ comes pre-programmed with the Master Code set at 0000.
Additional codes and/or data should be programmed at the owner’s discretion. However, to ensure
security, program a new Master Code to replace the factory-set Master Code as soon as possible.
2. Factory defaults:
Door unlocked annunciation
3. Code operation: User codes are each four to eight digits and are assigned a two-digit ID. If all the
codes have the same number of digits, the keypad can be programmed for auto code checking.
The # key need not be pressed after entering a code (see programming option 82, page 14,
section 7).
The administrator can easily delete the code of a single user via the two-digit ID if the user is no longer
authorized to enter a protected area.
Relay output #1 allows up to 100 user codes, and output #2 allows up to 10 user codes.
4. Using Duress codes (relay output #1 only): Duress codes are used to activate a separate device
silently to alert a guard or other personnel that a user is operating the keypad under threat. The
keypad operates as normal, but a silent signal is sent to alert others.
Duress codes do not need to be programmed. All user codes are automatically turned into duress
codes by increasing the first digit of a user code by the number 2. The code is entered the same way
as a regular user code.
For example:
User code 4468 can be entered as duress code 6468
User code 9843 can be entered as duress code 1843
User code 8181 can be entered as duress code 0181
NOTE: If a user code is programmed, its duress code is unique and cannot be programmed as
another user code. For example:
If user code 4468 is programmed, its duress code of 6468 is automatically programmed. A user code
of 6468 cannot be programmed.
Note: Once activated, the duress output continues until a correct user code is entered.
Red LED – Illuminates while output #2 is activated.
Amber LED – Flashes to show the keypad status (see below).
Green LED – Illuminates while output #1 is activated.
4. Unsuccessful code entry
5. DAP jumper not replaced
1 flash in 2-sec intervals
7. Output relay activated
NOTE: *The buzzer can be disabled through programming option 83, see pg. 14, section 8.
**The output relay activated beep can be disabled through programming option 81, see pg. 14, section 6.
