FAAC XKP W Radio Keypad

Product Overview

The FAAC XKP W is a radio-controlled keypad designed for access control systems. It is part of the FAAC radio control system with SLH radio technology. For proper operation, all radio devices in an installation must use the same radio frequency (868 MHz or 433 MHz) and have the same radio code as the receiver.

The XKP W allows activation of radio channels by entering numerical codes reserved for each user. Each user code must be memorized on the device through a programming procedure. For security reasons, access codes should not be disclosed.

The XKP W features 4 radio channels (Ch1, Ch2, Ch3, Ch4). A direct radio channel can be programmed and activated using the 'E' button.

Important Safety Information:

• The XKP W cannot be used as an emergency stop.
• The XKP W cannot be used for maintained command operation.

Technical Specifications

• Power Supply: CR2450 3W battery (2 pcs)
• Average Battery Life: 2 years (with 10 activations/day)
• Radio Frequency: XKP W 433 (433.92 MHz), XKP W 868 (868.35 MHz)
• Coding Type: SLH rolling code with self-learning
• Max Consumption: 20 mA
• IP Rating: IP 54
• Operating Temperature: -20 °C to +55 °C
• Dimensions: 100 x 72 x 21 mm
• User Code Memory: Max 255 codes

Installation

Surface Preparation: The mounting surface must be flat and regular. Ensure the IP sealing gaskets are present and intact in the base and body.

1. Insert Batteries: Insert batteries, observing polarity and indications in Figure 1. The XKP W will light up for 1 second and then enter standby mode with LEDs and backlight off.
2. Assemble Keypad and Base: Temporarily assemble the keypad part and the base.
3. Memorize XKP W on Radio Receiver:
   
   • For a new installation, the XKP W must teach its radio code to the SLH receiver (see Section 3.8).
   • If the XKP W is added to an existing installation, it must learn the radio code from an already programmed SLH transmitter (see Section 3.9).
4. Change Operating Mode: If changing from Easy to Advanced mode (or vice versa), perform the operation in Section 3.12 before memorizing user codes.
5. Memorize User Codes: Memorize user codes for the desired radio channels (see Section 3.1).
6. Optional Programming: Perform optional programming such as the 'E' button (Section 3.6) and XKP W Slave mode (Section 3.10). It is recommended to change the default Master Code (MdP) (Section 3.4).
7. Verify Operation: Verify the correct operation of all user codes on all activated radio channels. Verify the correct operation of the 'E' button if activated.
8. Fix the Base: Secure the base, following the indications in Figure 2.
9. Attach the Body: Attach the body to the base (Figure 3). Use fixings suitable for the support material, respecting the screw dimensions indicated in the figure for wood/brick/masonry (A) or metal (B). Ensure screws are fully tightened to compress the IP sealing gaskets.
10. Attach the Cover: Attach the cover (Figure 4).

Programming

Programming is protected by a Master Code (MdP). For access confidentiality, set a new MdP during the first programming. Do not disclose the MdP.

Default MdP: 1 2 3 4

Start programming with the XKP W in standby mode.

To Program: Enter # MdP #, then the operation number (menu 1-12), followed by #.

Example: To add a new user code, enter: 1 #

Execute the operation as described in the corresponding paragraph.

If the XKP W signals an error, repeat the operation correctly. After an OK signal, the XKP W waits for 60 seconds for further operations. You can perform another operation from the menu within this time. To end programming, press 'E'.

Programming Menu:

• 1. Memorize User Code (§ 3.1)
• 2. Delete User Code (§ 3.2)
• 3. Delete All User Codes (§ 3.3)
• 4. Modify MdP (§ 3.4)
• 5. Restore Factory Settings (§ 3.5)
• 6. Direct Radio Channel via 'E' Button (§ 3.6)
• 7. Not Used
• 8. Teach Radio Code (§ 3.8)
• 9. Learn Radio Code (§ 3.9)
• 10. Set XKP W Slave (§ 3.10)
• 11. Randomize Radio Codes (§ 3.11)
• 12. Easy or Advanced Operation (§ 3.12)

3.1 Memorize User Code

This operation memorizes user codes required to activate radio channels. Perform according to the configured operation mode: Easy or Advanced. Only numerical codes are allowed. If attempting to memorize a code already present, the XKP W will signal an error.

Easy Operation: User codes are 4 digits (0000-9999). Each code can activate a single radio channel, specified during memorization.

Input: 1 # code # code E Ch # (e.g., User code 6110 for Channel 1: 1 # 6110 # 6110 E 1 #)

Advanced Operation: User codes are variable length from 2 to 6 digits (00-999999). Each code can activate one, multiple, or all available radio channels.

Input:

• 1 # code # code # (activates all channels)
• 1 # code # code E Ch # (activates only 1 channel)
• 1 # code # code E Ch Ch # (activates multiple channels)

Example: Code 610 for all channels: 1 # 610 # 610 #. Code 610 for Channel 1: 1 # 610 # 610 E 1 #. Code 610 for Channels 1 and 3: 1 # 610 # 610 E 1 3 #

3.2 Delete User Code

Input: 2 # code # code # (e.g., Delete user code 6110: 2 # 6110 # 6110 #)

3.3 Delete All User Codes

Input: 3 # 3 #

3.4 Modify Master Code (MdP)

Enter a new MdP of up to 6 digits. Numerical codes only (0-999999).

Input: 4 # new MdP # new MdP #

3.5 Restore Factory Settings

This operation resets the XKP W to factory defaults: empty user code memory, 'E' button disabled, Easy Operation mode, MdP set to 1234, and radio codes randomized. The XKP W will exit programming and enter standby mode.

Input: 5 # 5 #

3.6 Direct Radio Channel via 'E' Button

The 'E' button can be used to activate a radio channel without entering a user code (direct radio channel). By default, this function is disabled. To activate it, specify the channel (Ch 1-4). To disable it, enter 0 instead of the channel number.

Input:

• 6 # Ch # (activate on the specified channel)
• 6 # 0 # (deactivate)

Example: Activate 'E' button for direct radio channel 1: 6 # 1 #

3.8 Teach Radio Code

This operation allows a master XKP W to teach its radio code for a channel to a recipient device. This must be done for each channel to be used. Only Master XKP W units can teach.

• If the XKP W is part of a new radio system, it must teach its code to a receiver.
• If the XKP W is already operating with the receiver and a new radio transmitter is being added, the recipient device can be a radio-command or another XKP W (Master or Slave).

Follow the procedures below based on the recipient device:

Teaching a Radio Receiver:

Input: 8 # Ch # (e.g., send radio code for Channel 1: 8 # 1 #)

Within 25 seconds, put the receiver into learning mode for the desired channel (follow receiver instructions) and press #. Hold # until confirmation of learning is received.

The radio code for the selected channel is sent (green LED lights up). Verify learning confirmation on the receiver.

Repeat for each desired radio channel. For initial use of XKP W, each channel must be activated twice:

• Easy Operation: Enter user code, press E, wait for green LED to turn off, then press E again.
• Advanced Operation: Enter # user code E Ch, wait for green LED to turn off, then repeat Ch.

Teaching another XKP W:

Input: 8 # Ch # (e.g., send radio code for Channel 1: 8 # 1 #)

Within 25 seconds, put the recipient XKP W into learning mode for the desired channel (see Section 3.9) and bring the two devices into contact as shown in the figure. Then press #. Hold # until confirmation of learning is received.

The radio code for the selected channel is sent (green LED lights up). The recipient XKP W will confirm learning with a 0.5s green LED and one beep.

Repeat for each desired radio channel. For initial use of the new XKP W, each channel must be activated twice:

• Easy Operation: Enter user code, press E, wait for green LED to turn off, then press E again.
• Advanced Operation: Enter # user code E Ch, wait for green LED to turn off, then repeat Ch.

Teaching a Radio-Command:

Input: 8 # Ch # (e.g., send radio code for Channel 1: 8 # 1 #)

Within 25 seconds, bring the two devices into contact as shown in the figure. Then press #. Hold # until confirmation of learning is received.

The radio code for the selected channel is sent (green LED lights up). Simultaneously press the button on the radio-command and verify the learning confirmation (radio-command LED flashes twice and turns off).

Repeat for each desired radio channel. For initial use of the radio-command, each channel must be activated twice in quick succession.

3.9 Learn Radio Code

This operation allows learning the radio code of a channel from a master SLH radio transmitter. This must be done for each channel to be used. Both Master and Slave XKP W units can learn. The teaching device must be a master SLH radio transmitter.

Input: 9 # Ch # (e.g., for radio code on Channel 1: 9 # 1 #)

Within 25 seconds, bring the two devices into contact as shown in Figure (A or B) and transmit the radio code from the radio-command or the teaching XKP W.

• On the radio-command: Simultaneously press P1 and P2, release, then press the channel button.
• On the teaching XKP W: Perform the entire operation from Section 3.8.

The XKP W learns the radio code for the selected channel, signals OK, and returns to standby operation.

Repeat this operation for each desired radio channel. For initial use of the XKP W, each channel must be activated twice:

• Easy Operation: Enter user code, press E, wait for green LED to turn off, then press E again.
• Advanced Operation: Enter # user code E Ch, wait for green LED to turn off, then repeat Ch.

3.10 Set XKP W Slave

This operation is irreversible and transforms the XKP W (factory set as Master) into a Slave. An XKP W Slave can learn radio codes but cannot teach them.

Input: 10 # 105 #

3.11 Randomize Radio Codes

This operation assigns new radio codes to the XKP W for all channels. After this operation, the XKP W retains its programming and any created user codes, but for it to function, these codes must be re-memorized on all radio receivers where it needs to operate.

Input: 11 # 114 #

3.12 Easy or Advanced Operation

This operation is only possible if the user code memory is empty.

Input:

• 12 # 0 # (activates Easy Operation)
• 12 # 1 # (activates Advanced Operation)

4. Operation

Follow the safety instructions and installer recommendations. If the backlight is off, press any button to turn it on. Users with visual impairments can identify buttons by their raised dots.

Command with Code: Enter the command sequence according to the EASY or ADVANCED operating mode. To maintain access confidentiality, do not disclose the user code provided by the installer.

Easy Operation: Enter user code, then E. The XKP W executes the command and signals OK. The user code consists of 4 digits entered before E. If more than 8 digits are entered before E, the XKP W signals an error.

Advanced Operation: Enter # user code E command number (1-4). The XKP W executes the command and signals OK. If the code is activated for multiple commands, multiple digits can be entered after E.

Direct Command: Press the 'E' button. The XKP W executes the command and signals OK. If the 'E' button is not programmed, the XKP W signals an error.

Signal OK: 1 beep and 1 green LED flash, then XKP W returns to standby mode (LEDs off).

Signal ERROR: 5 rapid beeps and flashing red LED. The XKP W does not execute the command and returns to standby mode.

Error Signals:

• Error after E: Incorrect code.
• Error before E: More than 8 digits entered before E.
• Error after #: # was pressed twice.

Battery Signal: If the backlight briefly flashes at the end of a command sequence, the batteries are low. If the backlight no longer turns on when a button is pressed, but the red LED is solid, the batteries are depleted and must be replaced immediately.

Check Operating Mode: Enter # 4 E. Check the green LED: 1 brief flash = Easy, 2 brief flashes = Advanced.

5. Troubleshooting

6. Maintenance

Clean exterior surfaces only with a soft cloth. Do not use detergents or oils. Do not make any modifications to the original components. For replacement, use only original FAAC spare parts.

Replacing Batteries: Refer to Figures 1 and 4 for battery replacement. Follow the reverse steps for disassembly. Respect battery polarity and indications in Figure 1. The XKP W will light up for 1 second and enter standby. Reassemble following instructions in Figures 3 and 4. Ensure IP sealing gaskets in the base and body are present and intact.