Automatic Swing Gate Operator DC24V Control Board and Wireless Keypad User Manual

1. Introduction

This manual provides detailed instructions for the installation, operation, and maintenance of your Sarik Automatic Swing Gate Operator DC24V Control Board and TKM-01 Wall-Mounted Wireless Keypad. Please read this manual carefully before installation and use to ensure proper functionality and safety.

The control board is designed for use with DC 24V swing gate openers and features soft start functionality. The wireless keypad offers convenient access control with programmable passwords and a robust rolling code encryption.

2. Specifications

2.1. Wireless Keypad (Model: TKM-01)

2.2. DC24V Control Board

2.3. Package Contents

• Wireless Keypad (TKM-01)
• DC24V Control Board
• Remote Control (quantity optional, as per purchase)
• Mounting Screws (x2)
• Anchors (x2)
• Hex Wrench (x1)

2.4. Keypad Features Overview

• Press any button to activate the keypad.
• 2 Channels control mode independently.
• Low battery prompt function: 3 beeps after activation if battery power is low (<80%).
• Anti-spying mode to prevent password interception.
• Buzzer mute/unmute function.
• Backlight on/off function.
• Keypad deactivation (security lock) after multiple wrong password entries.

Wireless Keypad (TKM-01)

DC 24V PCB Control Board

Control Board Dimensions: 150mm x 118mm x 30mm

Keypad Dimensions: 12cm x 9cm x 8.2cm

3. Setup and Installation

3.1. Keypad Assembly & Mounting

Required Mounting Tools (not included): Power Drill & Drill Bits, Pencil, Phillips-head Screwdriver, Hammer.

1. Remove Cover: Your wireless keypad comes with the cover installed. Use the provided hex wrench to remove the cover locking bolt. Keep the bolt nearby.
2. Mark Mounting Holes: Slide the keypad out of its cover to expose the mounting holes. Press the cover against the desired wall surface and mark two dots on the wall through the holes using a pencil.
3. Select Drill Bit: Match the anchors against your drill bits. Ensure the drill bit is slightly wider than the anchors.
4. Drill Holes: Drill two holes at the marked spots, ensuring they are at least 3.9cm deep into the wall.
5. Mount Cover: Hammer the anchors into the drilled holes. Mount the keypad cover using the provided mounting screws, ensuring its closed end faces upwards.
6. Install Batteries: Remove the insulation installed inside the battery compartment. The keypad requires 4xAA (1.5V) batteries.
7. Secure Keypad: Slide the keypad back into the cover, ensuring the end with an interlock engages. Press it firmly against the interior of the cover.
8. Lock Keypad: Replace the cover locking bolt and secure the keypad.

Wireless Keypad with Cover

Keypad Mounting Diagram

Keypad Battery Compartment

3.2. Control Board Wiring

The control board requires a 24VDCAC input. If purchased separately, it must be used with a transformer and cannot be directly connected to 100-250V AC. The board supports 12-24VDC motors.

Refer to the detailed wiring diagrams below for connecting the control board to your gate opener motors, power supply, and accessories such as loop detectors, photocells, and keypads.

Detailed Wiring Diagram for Control Board

Comprehensive System Wiring Diagram

Important Note on Compatibility:

• This PCB control board is designed to work optimally with our specific remote controls. It may not be compatible with other remote controls.
• The Linear Spiral 24V Straight Brush Arm is supported, but only fully works with our products. Functionality is not guaranteed, and warranty may be void if tested on non-Sarik products.
• If integrating with other automated systems, confirm compatibility with the seller beforehand due to technical complexities.

Control Board and Remote Control Compatibility

4. Operation

4.1. Keypad Activation and Sleep Mode

• The keypad enters sleep mode after 6 seconds of inactivity.
• To activate the keypad, press any button.
• All passwords are 4 digits long by default.
• To activate the keypad and control the system, enter your 4-digit password followed by either the '*' or '#' button.

4.2. Programming Mode Overview

• If no command is received within 6 seconds in programming mode, the keypad will automatically exit.
• Incorrect operations during programming will cause the keypad to exit programming mode after a few seconds. Re-enter the master password to reactivate.
• Pressing '*' or '#' confirms an instruction. The system checks for correctness.
• Entering too many digits will result in a user error, and the system will automatically exit programming mode.
• When entering a password in working mode, the interval between each number entry must not exceed 6 seconds, or the system will ignore the input.
• Upon successful password verification, the corresponding RF code will be emitted for 3 seconds.
• When the keypad is in programming mode, its blue light will remain lit until it exits the mode.
• When a channel 1 or 2 password is entered, the keypad transmits an RF signal, and its green light illuminates.

4.3. Default Passwords

• Master Password: 0000
• Channel 1 Password: 1111
• Channel 2 Password: 2222

4.4. Programming Instructions

How to Program the New Master Password (Example: Change to 8888)

1. Enter 0000 then *. The keypad will sound a long beep, and the blue indicator will light up.
2. Enter 69 then *. The keypad will sound a long beep.
3. Enter your new master password (e.g., 8888) then *. The keypad will sound a long beep followed by a short beep to confirm. The keypad will then auto-exit programming mode.

How to Program New Passwords for Channel 1 and 2 (Example: Add 5555 to Channel 1)

1. Enter the master password (e.g., 8888) then *. The keypad will sound a long beep.
2. For Channel 1, enter 01 then *. For Channel 2, enter 02 then *. The keypad will sound several beeps (the number of beeps indicates how many passwords are currently set for that channel).
3. Enter your new control password (e.g., 5555) then *. The keypad will sound a long beep followed by a short beep, confirming the new password has been saved. The keypad will then auto-exit programming mode.

Notes on Channel Passwords:

• Channel 1 can be programmed with up to 8 passwords.
• Channel 2 can be programmed with up to 3 passwords.
• If the red indicator flashes 5 times, it means the password already exists or the channel is full. If the channel is full and you enter a new password, the oldest password will be deleted and replaced.

How to Pair the Keypad with the Controller

Factory defaults mean Channel 1 corresponds to remote button 1, and Channel 2 to remote button 2.

1. Enter the master password (e.g., 8888) then *. The keypad will sound a long beep.
2. Enter 55 then *. The keypad will sound a long beep.
3. Enter 01 (for Channel 1) or 02 (for Channel 2) then #. The keypad will sound a long beep followed by a short beep, then transmit an RF signal for about 10 seconds.
4. Power on your gate opener. Press the "Learn" button on the control board. The keypad will then be programmed into the control board. Test by entering the 4-digit password for the programmed channel (e.g., 5555) then # to operate the gate.

How to Operate the Keypad to Control the System

Once programmed, you can use the keypad to control your gate. For example, if Channel 1 password is 5555 and Channel 2 password is 6666:

• To control Channel 1: Enter 5555 then #.
• To control Channel 2: Enter 6666 then #.

Anti-Spying Mode:

This keypad includes an anti-spying mode to protect your password. To use it, enter any numerical buttons (0-9) before your actual 4-digit password, then end with '#'. The keypad will automatically identify your correct password and activate the system.

Example: To activate with password 5555, you could enter 123456789098765555 then #.

5. Maintenance

5.1. Battery Life Checking

1. Enter the master password (e.g., 8888) then *. The keypad will sound a long beep.
2. Enter 89 then #.

• A long beep indicates the battery has a serviceable life.
• A short beep accompanied by a lit red light means the battery needs to be charged or replaced.

5.2. Cleaning

Regularly wipe the keypad surface with a soft, damp cloth to remove dust and grime. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or solvents that could damage the keypad.

6. Troubleshooting

6.1. Keypad Security Lock

• The keypad allows two incorrect password entries.
• If an incorrect password is entered for the third time, the buzzer will sound three beeps, the red indicator will stay on, and the keypad will be locked for approximately 2 minutes.
• After 2 minutes, the keypad will sound a beep, the red indicator will turn off, and the keypad will unlock automatically.
• Important: The keypad cannot be unlocked by simply powering it off and on again during the 2-minute lockout period. You must wait for the countdown to complete.

6.2. Password Testing

If you are unsure which channel a password belongs to, follow these steps:

1. Enter the master password (e.g., 8888) then *. The keypad will sound a long beep.
2. Enter 86 then *. The keypad will sound a long beep.
3. Enter the 4-digit password you wish to test, then #.

• If the keypad sounds a long beep, the password belongs to Channel 1.
• If it sounds two long beeps, the password belongs to Channel 2.
• If it sounds a short beep, the password does not exist.

The keypad will auto-exit the mode after testing.

6.3. Resetting Passwords for Channel 1 and 2

If you forget your channel passwords, you can reset them to factory defaults (1111 for Channel 1, 2222 for Channel 2):

1. Enter the master password (e.g., 8888) then *. The keypad will sound a long beep.
2. Enter 00 then *. The keypad will sound a long beep followed by a short beep, confirming all channel passwords have been deleted. The keypad will auto-exit the mode.

6.4. Resetting the Keypad to Factory Defaults

This will reset all settings, including the master password (to 0000) and channel passwords (to 1111 for Channel 1, 2222 for Channel 2).

1. Remove the cover locking bolt and slide out the keypad.
2. Gently hold the reset button (located near the interlock pin) using a pin or similar tool until all the lights on the keypad illuminate. This indicates the reset is complete.
3. After resetting, the master password is 0000, Channel 1 is 1111, and Channel 2 is 2222. Modify these passwords as needed by following the programming instructions.

Keypad Reset Button Location

7. Advanced Settings

7.1. Muting or Unmuting the Buzzer

By default, the buzzer is active and sounds when any button is pressed. To toggle its state:

1. Enter the master password (e.g., 8888) then *. The keypad will sound a long beep.
2. Enter 36 then *. The keypad will sound a long beep followed by a short beep, confirming the mute operation has been saved. The keypad will auto-exit the mode.

• When muted, the keypad backlight will flash instead of beeping to remind the user of button presses.
• The buzzer will still sound during programming mode, keypad activation, or reset operations, even if muted.

7.2. Turning On or Off the Backlight

By default, the backlight is on. To toggle its state:

1. Enter the master password (e.g., 8888) then *. The keypad will sound a long beep.
2. Enter 39 then *. The keypad will sound a long beep followed by a short beep, confirming the backlight operation has been saved. The keypad will auto-exit the mode.

8. User Tips

• Keep this Manual Handy: Programming the keypad involves specific steps and sequences. Keep this manual in a safe place for future reference, especially if you need to change passwords or troubleshoot.
• Practice Programming: If you're new to keypad programming, consider practicing the steps with the default passwords before setting your custom ones. This can help you get comfortable with the sequence and timing.
• Regular Battery Checks: Utilize the battery life checking feature regularly to avoid unexpected power loss and ensure continuous operation of your gate.
• Secure Your Passwords: While the anti-spying mode is helpful, always be mindful of your surroundings when entering passwords.

9. Warranty and Support

Most products come with a 1-year warranty from our store. For any inquiries or support, please contact the seller. All emails are typically answered within 24 hours.

For further documentation, you may refer to the User Manual (PDF).