Outdoor Stand-Alone Weatherproof Keypads: Manual
Outdoor Stand-Alone Weatherproof Keypads: Manual
Outdoor Stand-Alone Weatherproof Keypads: Manual
Weatherproof Keypads
Manual
39/16" 35/16"
6" 35/16" 39/16"
43/4" (90mm) (84mm)
(152mm) (84mm) (90mm)
(120mm)
2" (50mm)
13/16" (30mm)
Parts List:
1x Keypad 4x Mounting screws 1x Security screw 1x Mounting template 1x Metal oxide
1x Manual 4x Screw anchors 1x Torx wrench 1x Diode varistor (MOV)
Optical Tamper:
There is an optical tamper on the rear of each unit. If the sensor detects light, the tamper alarm will sound.
For information on how to program the optical tamper, please see pg. 13, Programming the Optical Tamper.
Rear Rear
Wiring Diagram:
Mounting
Single-gang box bracket
mounting point
Keypad
Single-gang box
mounting point
Mounting
screws
Security screw
Mounting
screws
SK-1323 Series
Mounting
bracket
Single-gang box
mounting point
Keypad
Single-gang box
mounting point
Mounting
screws Security screw
1. Find a suitable location to mount the keypad. Do not install where it will be too high or too low for most
users to operate the keypad.
2. Using the included Torx wrench, unscrew the security screw located on the bottom of the keypad’s
mounting bracket.
3. Carefully remove the keypad from the mounting bracket.
4. Drill holes in the 4 designated mounting points located on the mounting bracket. If needed, use the
included mounting template.
5. Using the 4 included mounting screws, secure the mounting bracket to a wall or other mounting surface.
If mounting to brick or drywall, it may be necessary to use the included screw anchors.
6. If the installation is using surface wiring, mount the keypad to a single-gang box using the 2 single-gang
box mounting points.
7. Connect each of the wires that will be used to operate the keypad according to the wiring diagram
on pg. 4.
8. Reattach the keypad to the mounting base.
9. Use the included Torx wrench to tighten the security screw and secure the keypad to the base.
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Sample Wiring and Applications:
(SK-1323 series shown. All examples apply to both the SK-1323 and SK-2323 series.)
NOTE: Sample applications are based on VDC power supplies.
MOV1
Blue—Output #2 (N.O.)
Gray—Output #2 (N.C.)
Alarm
Control
Purple—Output #2 (COM) Panel2
Connecting to a Doorbell:
If the keypad is connected to a doorbell, press to activate the doorbell. The doorbell output lasts for 1
second. For instructions on how to program the keypad for doorbell, see pg. 13, Programming the Output
#2 Function.
Purple—Output #2
(COM)
12~24
VAC/VDC
Power
Supply Doorbell
Blue—Output #2
(N.O.)
Brown—Door Sensing
Purple—Output #2 (COM)
Alarm
Control
Blue—Output #2 (N.O.)
Panel
Door-Hold-Open Code:
Output #1 and Output #2 can be wired together in such a way that electric lock devices remain unlocked as
long as Output #2 is activated.
Blue—Output #2 (N.O.)
* Connect included diode and metal oxide varistor (MOV) as close as possible and in parallel with an electric
strike. This absorbs possible electromagnetic interference to prevent operation of the strike from damaging
the keypad. Do not connect diode or MOV when using electromagnetic locks.
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Programming Tips:
• Program a new Master Code immediately.
• Take note of the keypad status LEDs—
o Right LED Solid Green: Standby Mode
o Right LED Solid Orange: Programming Mode
o Left LED Solid Green / Right LED Flashing Orange: Awaiting code/card entry
• If you are unsure of which mode the keypad is in, press # until the right LED is green. The keypad is now
in the Standby Mode. Enter the master code twice to return to Programming Mode.
• This option deletes Output #2 users one at a time. Return to Programming Mode
• To delete all users, see pg. 14, Deleting All Users. by entering
Additional Programming:
Programming the Output #1 Timer Programming the Output #2 Timer
DEFAULT: 1 second DEFAULT: 1 second
Step 1 Step 2 Step 1 Step 2
Enter: For toggle mode, enter: Enter: For toggle mode, enter:
1 0 0 5 0 0
or or
For timed output, enter: For timed output, enter:
0 1 to 9 9 0 1 to 9 9
• 01 to 99 is the number of seconds Output #1 will • 01 to 99 is the number of seconds Output #2 will
activate. activate.
Factory Defaults:
Code Length 4 digits
Master Code 1234
Output #1 Access Mode* User codes OR user cards
Output #1 User Codes None
Output #2 User Codes None
Output #1 Timer 1 second
Output #2 Timer 1 second
Output #2 Function User codes
Tamper Alarm OFF
*SK-1323-SPQ and SK-2323-SPQ only
Troubleshooting:
The keypad will not accept user • Make sure the Output #1 Access Mode is programmed to accept
codes or user cards user codes.
(See pg. 11, Setting the Output #1 Access Mode)
• If an incorrect card or code has been entered, the keypad may be
in Wrong Code Lockout. Wait 1 minute.
(See pg. 15, Wrong Code Lockout)
The keypad will not program new • Before inputting new code or card, check the left LED. If it is red,
user codes or user cards previous user data exists. Press to delete.
The keypad will not program a new • Before inputting new code or card, check the left LED. If it is
Master Card solid green, a Master Card is already programmed. Press
to delete.
Programming option will not • It is likely the keypad is not in the correct mode. Press until
work the right LED turns green to put the keypad in Standby Mode.
Enter Programming Mode and begin again.
Output #2 will not activate • Make sure that Output #2 is programmed for the correct function.
(See pg. 13, Programming the Output #2 Function)
Egress input is not working • Check that the egress device is wired correctly.
(See pg. 4, Wiring Diagram)
Relay output will not stop • Make sure that the output is not set for toggle mode.
(See pg. 13, Programming the Output #1 Timer and
Programming the Output #2 Timer)