Programming is used to set up the keypad modes of operation in order to adapt the keypad to circumstances of its exploitation and also to cnahge user's codes. To programme the keypad is used functions, which set up or change keypad settings.
Entering the function begins with [Ð], then <mode's number> goes, then [Ð] does, then <mode's parameter> can be setted, then [Ð] goes, then <main code> does (for some functions here is <user's code>) and the algorithm is finished off by [Ð].
Entering function has the following view:
[Ñ] [Ð] <mode> [Ð] <main code> [Ð]
For some functions the additional parameter is setted:[Ñ] [Ð] <mode> [Ð] <parameter> [Ð] <maincode> [Ð]
If entering function is correct the triple light or/and sound signal. If entering is wrong the left light-emitting diode indicator will light for a second.
Abbreviations, used to describe the mode's programming:
| [C] |
- Escape; | |
[P] |
- a mode of programming; | |
[ÌC] |
- a master code; | |
[nÌC] |
- a new master code; | |
[mainC] |
- the main code (the same as the master code); |
| [NmainC] |
- a new main code (the same as a new master code); |
| [UN] |
- a user's number (ordinal - from 1 to 24 - user's number); |
| [UC] |
- a user's code (the code of access of a user); |
| [nUC] |
- a new user's code (this code becomes an usual user's code after its entering into the keypad); |
| [T] |
- time (time is setted in seconds at programming of temporal period). |
All actions of setting keypad's mode are submitted by pressing of button in a particular sequence and there is no need for you to have programmes, computers, adapters and other stuff!
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