1. Mawu Oyamba
The Securitron DK-12 is a standalone digital keypad system designed for access control in lower security applications, such as traffic control. This system features a single-gang, satin stainless steel plate with illuminated keys and supports up to 99 user codes. It is primarily intended for indoor use, though an optional rain cover and gasketed backbox can extend its reliability to exterior areas not directly exposed to harsh weather.
This manual provides detailed instructions for the installation, programming, and operation of the DK-12 keypad system.
2. Zofunika Kwambiri
- Single gang, stainless steel plate with low voltage mounting ring.
- 12-key illuminated 3x4 keypad for clear visibility.
- True 10-digit operation, including '*' and '#' keys.
- Capability to store up to 99 unique user codes.
- Easy programming directly from the keypad.
- Supports Passage mode and Lockout mode for flexible access control.
- Configurable audible keystroke echo for user feedback.
- Red, green, and yellow LEDs provide status and programming feedback.
- Configurable for fail-secure or fail-safe operation.
- 5 Amp SPDT timed, control relay output.
- Request to Exit (REX) input for easy egress.
- Accepts 12V or 24 VAC or DC current.
- US32D/630 Satin Stainless Steel Finish.
3. Kukhazikitsa ndi Kuyika
3.1 Kukwera
The DK-12 keypad is designed for single-gang mounting. It can be installed using simple hand tools. Ensure the mounting surface is flat and secure. For indoor applications, standard electrical box mounting is suitable. For outdoor applications not directly exposed to rain or snow, consider using the optional WCC rain cover and WBB gasketed backbox for enhanced protection.
Chithunzi 1: Patsogolo view of the Securitron DK-12 Digital Keypad System, showing the illuminated 12-key layout and stainless steel finish.
Chithunzi 2: Kumbuyo view of the Securitron DK-12 circuit board, illustrating the wiring terminals and programming switches.
3.2 Kulumikiza kwa Magetsi
The DK-12 accepts 12V or 24 VAC/DC power input. Connect the power supply to the designated terminals on the circuit board. Ensure correct polarity for DC connections. The unit features a 5 Amp SPDT timed control relay output for connecting to a locking device (fail-secure or fail-safe configurable) and a Request to Exit (REX) input.
Refer to the wiring diagram on the back of the unit (Figure 2) for specific terminal assignments:
- +AC / -AC: Power input (12/24 VAC or DC).
- NC / COM / NO: Relay output for controlling the locking device.
- REF / REX: Request to Exit input.
Nthawi zonse muzimitsa magetsi musanapange mawaya.
4. Malangizo Ogwiritsira Ntchito
4.1 Makhodi Ogwiritsa Ntchito Mapulogalamu
The DK-12 allows for easy programming of up to 99 user codes directly from the keypad. Specific programming steps are typically detailed in the quick start guide included with the product. Generally, programming involves entering a master code, followed by a command to add a new user code, and then the new user code itself.
The red, green, and yellow LEDs provide visual feedback during programming and operation:
- LED Yobiriwira: Indicates successful code entry or system ready state.
- LED Yofiira: Indicates an invalid code entry or error.
- Yellow LED: Indicates programming mode or other specific status.
4.2 Njira Yodutsa
Passage mode allows the controlled access point to remain unlocked for a specified period, or until a specific command is entered. This is useful for periods of high traffic where continuous access is required without entering a code for each entry.
4.3 Lockout Mode
Lockout mode disables all user codes, preventing access through the keypad. This mode is typically activated for enhanced security during specific times or events.
4.4 Audible Keystroke Echo
The DK-12 features a configurable audible keystroke echo. This provides an audible confirmation for each key press. This feature can be enabled or disabled during programming to suit user preference.
5. Kusamalira
The Securitron DK-12 keypad system requires minimal maintenance. Periodically inspect the keypad for any signs of wear or damage. Clean the surface with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or solvents, as these can damage the finish or electronic components. Ensure all wiring connections remain secure.
6. Mavuto
- Keypad unresponsive: Check power supply connections and ensure the unit is receiving the correct voltage (12/24 VAC/DC).
- Incorrect code entry not granting access: Verify that the user code is entered correctly. Check if the unit is in Lockout mode. Ensure the locking device is functioning properly.
- LEDs not illuminating: Confirm power supply. If power is present, contact technical support.
- Kutumizanso sikugwira ntchito: Check wiring to the locking device. Verify the relay output settings (fail-secure/fail-safe) and ensure the code is valid.
For persistent issues, refer to the full technical manual or contact Securitron technical support.
7. Zofotokozera
| Parameter | Mtengo |
|---|---|
| Kulowetsa kwa Magetsi | 12/24 VAC/DC |
| Zojambula Zamakono | 70 mA (12/24 VDC) |
| Kutulutsa kwa Relay | 5 Amp SPDT, Maximum 30 VDC or 300 VAC switched voltage |
| Kutentha kwa Ntchito | -10 mpaka +140°F [-23 mpaka +60°C] |
| Makulidwe (W x H x D) | 2-3/4" x 4-1/2" x 5/32" |
| Mphamvu ya Code Yogwiritsa | 99 |
| Malizitsani | US32D/630 Satin Stainless Steel |
| Kulemera | 1 lb [0.45 kg] (Shipping Weight) |
8. Chitsimikizo ndi Thandizo
Specific warranty information for the Securitron DK-12 Digital Keypad System is typically provided with the product packaging or available on the manufacturer's official website. For technical support, service, or warranty claims, please contact Securitron customer service directly. Contact details can usually be found on the product documentation or the Securitron webmalo.
