Programming Guide; Introduction - Fermax loft Manuel D'utilisation

Introduction

The Memokey 100 codes is designed for installations with keypad access control,
where you want every system user to have their own access code.
System features:
- Memokey has capacity for 100 different user codes, of variable length (from 4 to 6
digits).
The introduction of one of these codes via the keypad triggers a relay that activates an
electric lock or other device.
- The system does not allow user codes to be repeated.
- To go into programming mode, you have to enter a special code, known as the Master
code.
- If the option is enabled, each user can modify their own personal access code, with no
need to know the Master code.
- The system has an
activate another device (auxiliary relay, alarm...) or a loudspeaker generating an
alarm tone on the Memokey .
- It is fitted with an auxiliary output for an exit pushbutton.
- Free Access code.
- Key press confirmation by acoustic alert.
The following sections of this Guide give a detailed explanation of the configuration and
handling of each of the system functions.
Acoustic alerts and signal LEDs
Memokey has a series of acoustic alerts and LEDs that tell you about the system status:
Acoustic alerts: Every time you enter an access
or programming
parameters, the system emits a different sound
depending on whether the data entered are correct
or not.
Signal LEDs: There are two LEDs, one red and one green.
1 2 3
4 5 6
7 8 9
A
0 B
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PROGRAMMING GUIDE

auxiliary output that can provide 125 mA as maximum, to connect/
code, or configuration
No power supply
Normal mode (waiting for input of access codes,
programming...)
Open door
Fast blinking: Programming mode
Slow blinking: Awaiting new value for the selected function
beep (x4) : correct
moc (x2): incorrect
MEANING
( LED on LED off LEDs blinking)