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KB-KB24 - Electronic keyboard control system
Operating mode programming
Enter (0). The red LED on the keyboard will turn on.
Enter the channel on which to program the code: (1) or (2).
Enter (3) to set the MONOSTABLE operating mode (impulse).
Enter (4) to set the BISTABILE operating mode (step by step).
Enter (5) to activate ONLY the relay relative to the channel (Channel 1 = Relay A; Channel 2
= Relay B).
Enter (6) to activate ALSO the relay relative to the other channel.
Enter (#) to store or (*) to quit the operation.
Repeat all the sequence to set or change the operating mode settings of the other channel.
Impulse duration programming (in MONOSTABLE operating mode)
Enter (7) to program the impulse duration on relay A, or (8) to program the impulse duration
on relay B. The red LED on the keyboard will turn on.
Enter the time in seconds, consisting of two digits: from 00 to 99 seconds.
The red LED on the keyboard will begin to flash.
Keyboard lockout duration programming (after three false codes)
Enter (9). The red LED on the keyboard will turn on.
Enter the time in seconds, consisting of two digits: from 00 to 99 seconds.
The red LED on the keyboard will begin to flash.
To exit the programming mode, turn the jumper JMP1 located on the KB control board to the "OFF"
position. The red LED will turn off.
OPERATING
Insert the code followed by (#) key to confirm
The (*) key can be used to cancel the code entered
The red LED flashes once to confirm that code 1 was entered and twice to confirm that code 2 was
entered.
In the MONOSTABLE operating mode, after entering the code, the relative relay will be excited. It
will be de-excited after the programmed impulse duration. The monostable operating mode is
particularly suitable to control electric locks and automation systems.
In the BISTABLE operating mode, after entering the code, the relative relay will be excited and then
it will be de-excited when the code is entered a second time. The bistable operating mode is ideal for
turning on and off of burglary central units.
After entering three consecutive false codes, a protection system locks out the keyboards for a time
setted in the programming mode.
It is possible to control the two LEDs on the keyboard for other signallizations, just sending a
positive 12V to terminal (7) to turn on the red LED, and to terminal (8) to turn on the green LED (e.g. it is
possible to display when the alarm system is turned on, or the status of the zones, using the N1-N4 or V-
R outputs on the terminal strip of the burglary central units).
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