FAAC 404026 wireless keypad

FAAC 404026 wireless keypad - 69/1b

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Description:

Radio keypad 868SLH, compatible with system FAAC 868 SLH, enables electronic devices to be remotely piloted. The radio commands can be enabled only after typing in a sequence of 5 digits, from 0 to 9, which must  match the access code (PIN), whose factory value is 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. If the sequence is correct, the keypad sounds a long beep. You can now access 3 different radio channels corresponding to keys 1, 3 and A (Fig.2). Each of  the three channels will be active for 3 seconds. The fourth channel, corresponding to key B, is direct, i.e. it does not need any PIN to be activated - it is usually associated with the door bell or intercom.

A brief beep is sounded whenever the keys are pressed. After the initial pressure, the keypad is active for 10 sec (LEDs ON), and its channels can be accessed during this period. When this time elapses, the keypad disables itself (LEDs OFF) and a key must be pressed again to re-activate it. If you begin to type in an incorrect sequence, you can continue at any time by typing in the correct PIN without this causing an error. The system allows a maximum of 3 attempts (15 key strokes), before entering protection state for 10 sec. In this state, no code can be input and each key stroke generates an error signal (4 consecutive beeps). The correct PIN code can be typed in when the 10 sec. have elapsed.

Features:
Transmission frequency - 868.35MHz ±200KHz
Type of code- Self-learning encrypted
rolling code - Power supply 9V alkaline battery
Average battery life - (10 activations per day) 2 years
Absorption on stand-by - < 2 μA
Protection class - IP54
Dimensions - W: 72mm H: 117mm D: 31mm
Operating ambient temperature - -20°C to +55°C
Backlit keypad with LEDs
Keys beep when pressed
3 commands protected by 5 digit access code (PIN)
1 direct command