ACT 5e Digital Keypad Mounting Instructions

Installation Notes

• Always factory default the controller before programming.
• Place the supplied varistor across the door strike coil terminals to protect relay contacts.
• Never use the onboard relay to switch AC mains voltage. Use an external relay isolated from the ACT 5e.
• Change the programming code to something known only to yourself.

IMPORTANT: Ensure an alternate means of escape in case of unit failure or power loss.

Note: Power up without link LK1 if the programming code has been lost.

Mounting Instructions for Surface or Flush ACT 5e

Spacers break away from the main component when required by the installer.

Surface Mount Unit

View shows mounting plate before spacers are broken away by installer.

View showing spacer stacking.

Note: Determine the distance between the patress box and the mounting plate using the spacers labelled 1mm to 4mm. Stack spacers to achieve the correct length.

The surface mount collar is mounted on the wall using the supplied fixing kit.

Place the reader/keypad onto the surface mount collar and clip down. Use the security screw to attach the unit to the surface mount collar.

Flush Mount Unit

Standard pattress box.

Mounting plate is attached to the pattress using the screws supplied. Ensure correct spacers are used to bridge the gap between the mounting plate and the fixing wings of the pattress box to avoid distorting the mounting plate.

Place the reader/keypad onto the surface mount collar and clip down. Use the security screw to attach the unit to the flush mount collar.

ACT 5e Digital Keypad Programming

To enter programming mode:

Press the X button followed by the engineering code (initially 9999). The LED will flash amber. Programming mode exits if X is pressed or no key is pressed within 30 seconds.

Changing Codes: (from programming mode)

• Enter 0 ✓ (Change codes)
• Enter 0-9 ✓ (User number 0-9, ✓ = programming code)
• Enter 0000-9999 (4 digit code - 0000 deletes user)

Default user codes: Programming = 9999, User 1 = 1234.

Toggle Relay (from programming mode):

• Enter 1 ✓ (Toggle Output)
• Enter 0-9 ✓ (User number 0-9)
• Enter 0, 1 (0 = Toggle Relay, 1 = Relay Timed)

Setting the Relay active time (from programming mode):

• Enter 2 ✓ (Set Relay active Time)
• Enter timing value (Buzzer sounds indicating timing... wait required period)
• Press ✓ (Stop timing) (Buzzer stops, timer set)

Setting the Backlight: (from programming mode)

• Enter 40 ✓ (Set Permanent Backlight)
• Enter 0, 1 (0 = Backlight always off, 1 = Backlight always on)
• Enter 41 ✓ (Set Auto Backlight)
• Enter 0, 1 (0 = Auto Backlight off, 1 = Backlight on if key pressed, Permanent Backlight overrides Auto)

Restoring Factory Defaults: (from Programming Mode)

✓✓✓ (Factory Defaults Restored & Keypad exits programming mode) If the programming code has been forgotten:

1. Remove power from the unit.
2. Remove link LK1.
3. Apply power to unit.
4. Wait 3 seconds and remove power again.
5. Replace link LK1.
6. Restore power and proceed with programming.

Note: The keypad will not operate correctly without LK1 in place.

Note: The keypad may be returned to its factory default condition at any time by entering programming mode and pressing the X key three times.

30 Second Programming Guide (for typical system)

1. Enter Programming Mode. Press X button followed by the programming code (9999). The LED will flash Amber.
2. Change User 1 code. Press 0, then 1 followed by the new user 1 code (four digits).
3. Change Programming Code. Press 0, then ✓ followed by the new programming code (four digits).
4. Exit Programming Mode. Press the X button. The LED will be Red.

The keypad is now ready for normal use.

Incorrect Code Lockout

When three invalid codes have been entered in a row, the keypad enters lockout mode for 20 seconds. During this time, the red indicator will flash and all user codes will be inactive.

Wiring Diagram

Power up without link if programming code has been lost.

Always place varistor across lock terminals.

This illustration shows wiring for normally de-energised locks. If normally energised locks are required, use the N/C relay contacts.

Note: The ACT 5e may be powered from 12 or 24V AC or DC.

Wiring Connections:

• +12V
• LK1
• -
• N/C
• Comm
• N/O
• OV

Connections to:

• Door Release Button
• EXIT
• PSU (12-24V AC/DC)
• Door Strike