Chamberlain Min i-key 500 SN7000255 Mode d'emploi

Mini-Key 500

PROGRAMMING GUIDE

Model: SN7000255

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LiftMaster

845 Larch Avenue

Elmhurst, Illinois 60126-1196

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Table of Contents

Introduction.....................................................2

About the Manual Error! Bookmark not defined.

About the Mini-Key System 2

Key Terms 2

Programming Overview .................................3

Programming Basics 3

Entering Programming Mode 4

Changing the Password 4

Verifying the Password 4

Exiting Programming Mode 4

Initial System Setup .......................................5

Setting the Entry Code Length 5

Setting the Relay Activation Time 5

Setting the Maximum Number of Keypad

Errors (Strikes and Out) 5

Entry Codes .................................................... 6

About Entry Codes 6

Adding an Entry Code 6

Deleting an Entry Code 7

Deleting ALL Entry Codes 7

Programming Quick Reference..................... 8

Introduction

About the Mini-Key System

This system is a self-contained, standalone keypad to control a door or gate. A four or five digit customized

personal identification number (PIN) is assigned to an individual (or group of individuals) for controlled access.

The system also supports a remote keypad for access control of a second door or gate.

Key Terms

As you read through this manual, you may encounter unfamiliar words or terms associated with Mini-Key. This

section defines some of them for you.

Dealer/Installer

This person sells and installs the system and may

have programming access.

Gate or Door

Used synonymously throughout the manual, these

terms refer to controllable entry/exit areas of the

complex, normally a gate or door.

Manager

This person manages a complex and/or programs the

system.

Relay

A device that responds to an electric current by

activating other devices, allowing the system, for

example, to lock or unlock a door/gate.

Tenant

Person occupying and/or who has entry access to the

building or complex that is controlled by a Mini-Key

system.

Unit

The unit houses the Mini-Key’s core components. The

Mini-Key can only be programmed at the unit via the

keypad.

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Programming Overview

Important:The Mini-Key comes preprogrammed with factory settings. When the system is first

installed, you do not need to program each feature. Review the system’s factory settings before

programming (see page 8). You may want different settings than those already defined.

Programming Basics

All programming occurs with the system's main keypad including sites that utilize the remote (second) keypad.

STEPS REQUIRED TO PROGRAM THE MINI-KEY

Each programming command consists of the following:

!1-digit Programming Step Number

!One or more Data Fields

!Pound Key (#) to Save Data

Example:

Programming Step Number:

“3” to Set the Maximum Number of Keypad Errors (Strikes and Out).

Data Field:

The new number of maximum keypad errors will be “4”.

Pound Key:

The last pound key (#) saves the data.

WHEN YOU MAKE AN ERROR DURING PROGRAMMING

If you realize in the middle of an entry that you are making a mistake, press .

SYSTEM FEEDBACK

The Mini-Key provides audio feedback through a series of beeps as you program. These are described below:

FEEDBACK

DESCRIPTION

One (1) Short Beep

Key was pressed.

Two (2) Short Beeps

Programming step was valid.

One (1) Long Beep

Input was not valid.

Two (2) Long Beeps

Duplicate entry code was entered or code not available to delete. Also

used in normal operation to indicate invalid entry due to timezone

restrictions.

Three (3) Long Beeps

Memory is full.

Four (4) Long Beeps

Unit has reset or is powering up.

Five (5) Short Beeps

Exited the programming mode.

Ten (10) Short Beeps

Entry code is accepted and access is granted.

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Entering Programming Mode

The first step in programming the system is to enter programming mode. Once you are in programming mode,

the system will remain in this mode until you tell it to exit to the “run” mode, or until 60 seconds pass without an

entry on the keypad. If the system does not emit any beeps, the keypad may be locked by the "strikes-and-out"

feature (refer to page 5). Wait 3 minutes and then try again.

1. Press .

2. Enter the (6) six-digit password. The default is .

3. You will hear two short beeps when the system enters the program mode. The unit is now ready to accept

programming instructions.

Important:After entering programming mode for the first time, we suggest you change the password

to maintain the security of your system (see below).

Changing the Password

This programming step allows you to change the unit’s programming password so that only authorized

personnel may have programming access. Make sure to write down the new password so you can re-enter

programming at a later date. Factory Setting: 000000

2. New Password (6 digits)

Example: 9 + 123456 + #

Changes the programming password to “123456”.

Verifying the Password

Verify the password entry to ensure proper setting. If the password entered is correct, two short beeps will be

emitted from the system. If it is the incorrect code, the system will emit one long beep. If the unit responds with

an error tone, do not exit programming. The number that you entered does not match the password. Repeat

programming step #9 (see above).

2. Password (6 digits)

Example: 4 + 123456 + #

Verifies if the unit’s programming password is “123456”.

Exiting Programming Mode

To exit programming mode, press . You will hear 5 short beeps if you successfully exited

programming mode.

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Initial System Setup

Setting the Entry Code Length

If you decide to change the entry code length after the initial programming, you will need to delete all of the

entry codes before changing the code length. Once you change the entry code length, the old codes will no

longer be valid and cannot be deleted.Factory Setting: 4 digits

2. New Entry Code Length (4 or 5)

Example: 8 + 5 + #

Changes entry code length to “5” maximum digits.

Setting the Relay Activation Time

This tells the system how long to activate the relay that unlocks/opens your door or gate.

Factory Setting: 10 seconds

1. for the Main Relay OR for the Auxiliary Relay

2. Number of Seconds (2-255)

Example: 1 + 15 + #

Sets the main relay’s activation time to “15” seconds.

Note:If this relay activates a gate operator with a momentary contact closure, set the relay activation

time for a short period (for example, 2 seconds). A longer activation time might cause the gate to

repeatedly open and close until the activation period has expired.

Setting the Maximum Number of Keypad Errors (Strikes and Out)

This feature prohibits unauthorized persons from guessing an entry code. Anyone entering an entry code will

have a set number of times to correctly enter his/her code. Each time the code is entered erroneously, it is a

“strike”. After x number of “strikes”, the system will disallow keypad entries at the unit for 3 minutes.

Factory Setting: 5

2. Maximum Number of Errors Allowed (0-10; 0 = Disable)

Example: 3 + 3 + #

Changes the maximum number of keypad errors to “3”.

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Entry Codes

About Entry Codes

Entry codes are programmable, numeric codes (4-5 digits in length) that allow entry or exit through a gate/door.

Tenants enter their assigned code onto the Mini-Key’s keypad to prompt the system to grant access.

Entry to

Building/Complex

Mini-Key Unit

The programming sequences described in this section define which entry codes can gain access. Keep track of

what entry codes you have added to the system and to whom they have been assigned. This will allow you to

void a code to prevent future access to the building or complex. The MINIKEY has a capacity for 500 entry

codes.

MINI-KEY TIMER

The MINIKEY system supports an input from an external timer. This feature provides the ability to restrict

certain entry codes from gaining access during a specified time. Consult the installing dealer for information if

this option is required but not implemented.

!Enter Timer Code “1” if you want an entry code to be restricted during the specified time.

!Enter Timer Code “0” if you do not want an entry code to be restricted.

ENTRY CODE SPECIFICATIONS

Entry codes are factory set to 4 digits long.

!4-digit code range is 0000-9999.

!5-digit code range is 00000-99999.

Adding an Entry Code

2. Entry Code (4 or 5 digits)

3. Relay Code (1-7; see note below)

4. Timer Code (0 or 1; see note below)

Example: 5 + 6666 + 1 + 0 + #

Sets code “6666” to cycle relay 1 for the activation time regardless of timer settings.

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Notes:

!Relay Codes:

1 = Cycle Relay 1

2 = Cycle Relay 2

3 = Cycles Both Relays

4 = Release Both Relays

5 = Toggle Relay 1

6 = Toggle Relay 2

7 = Toggle Both Relays

Cycle Relay: When someone enters a valid entry code, the relay will

energize for a set period of time (see page 5), then de-energize

(deactivate to re-lock the door). If the relay is normally energized, then

it will de-energize for the set time and then re-energize.

Release Relay: Returns relay action to default setting. If a relay is

toggled to stay energized (door is unlocked), releasing the relay will

de-energize it (door becomes locked).

Toggle Relay: Energizes a de-energized relay (or de-energizes an

energized relay) until released or toggled.

!Enter Timer Code “1” if you want an entry code to be restricted during the specified time.

Enter Timer Code “0” if you do not want an entry code to be restricted.

Deleting an Entry Code

2. Entry Code (4 or 5 digits)

Examples: 6 + 1234 + #

Deletes entry code “1234”.

Deleting ALL Entry Codes

This programming step will delete all the entry codes from the unit’s memory.

Important:Once you delete the codes, you cannot retrieve them.

!!!Programming Quick Reference

Programming Quick Reference

STEP

SEE

PAGE

DESCRIPTION

PROCEDURE

FACTORY

SETTING

---

Entering Programming Mode

### + 6-digit Password

---

Exiting Programming Mode

00 + #

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1 or 2

Set the Relay Activation

(Door Open) Time

Relay 1: 1 + Number of Seconds (2-255) + #

Relay 2: 2 + Number of Seconds (2-255) + #

Seconds

Setting the Maximum

Number of Keypad Errors

3 + Maximum Number of Errors Allowed (0-10;

0 = Disable) + #

5 Errors

Verifying the Programming

Password

4 + Programming Password (6 digits) + #

---

Adding an Entry Code

5 + Entry Code (4 or 5 digits) + Relay Code (1-

7) + Timer Code (1 = Restrict; 0 = No

Restrictions) + #

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Deleting an Entry Code

6 + Entry Code (4 or 5 digits) + #

---

Deleting ALL Entry Codes

7 + 101010 + #

---

Setting the Entry Code

Length

8 + New Entry Code Length (4 or 5) + #

4 Digits

Changing the Programming

Password

9 + New Password (6 digits) + #

000000

The software and firmware included in the LiftMaster product as they relate to this documentation are also

protected by copyright and contain information proprietary to LiftMaster.

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