Instructions

f) Conguring the emergency code

The emergency code provides protection for the user in the event that he/she is forced to open

the door under duress. It works like a normal user code and enables output 1 to open the door.

In addition, the emergency output is automatically enabled. This output reports the incident to a

security system or security personnel.

• Theemergencycodecanbe4–8digitslong.Inautomaticconrmationmode,theemergency

code must have the same number of digits as the master code.

• Youcancongure10differentemergencycodesforuserIDs0–9.

• Entering the emergency code permits all subsequent operations. It cannot be bypassed by a

security system or locking functions.

• For more information about emergency codes, refer to section C-3 in “Overview”.

• Refertothe“Overview”sectionformoreinformationaboutmanualandautomaticconrma-

tion mode.

Choose an emergency code that you will easily remember in an emergency. For ex-

ample, the emergency code could differ from the user code by one digit: if the user

code is 1357, the emergency code could be set to 3357 or 1358.

Programming example

1. Enter the master code and press the * key to enable programming mode.

In this example, the master code is 3289.

3 2 8 9 *

2. Set the emergency code to 3357.

46 1 3 3 5 7 #

3. If you require more than one emergency code, set the second code to 23980.

46 2 2 3 9 8 0 #

4. Press the * key to exit programming mode.