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Code. Please enter a PIN Code for the tag, and press the OK key to confirm setting.
5. Learning is now complete. The Tag information has been added into the Keypad with corresponding PIN Code.
You can now use the Tag to Arm/Home Arm/Disarm the Control Panel through the Remote Keypad.
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 If a tag you wish to learn already exists in the Keypad, 2 beeps will be emitted when the Keypad detects the tag,
and “RFID already Exist” will be displayed on the LCD screen.
 When a RFID # that has been used for learning is selected, the corresponding PIN Code will be displayed on the
LCD, allowing the user to edit the PIN Code directly.
 The PIN Code length should be 4-6 digits. If you enter a PIN Code less than 4 digits, and press the OK key, the
Keypad will emit 4 beeps, and “Incorrect PIN Code!" will be displayed on the LCD screen.
 RFID Delete:
To remove RFID devices stored in the Keypad:
1. In the User Menu, choose Setting > RFID Config > RFID Delete.
2. Use  and  key to select the RFID # for the RFID tag you want to remove, and then press the OK key to
confirm selection.
3. “Are you sure” will be displayed on the LCD. Press the OK key delete the tag.
4. If you are not sure of the RFID # for the RFID tag you want to remove, put the tag you want to remove close to the
RFID sensor. “Are you sure” will be displayed on the LCD. Press the OK key delete the tag.
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 If a tag you wish to remove does not exist in the Keypad, “Incorrect RFID” will be displayed on the LCD screen
when you swipe the tag.
 System Status Check
The Remote Keypad allows the user to check the status of the system. When the Control Panel is not under alarm
activation or exit delay status, press the OK key and the current status will be displayed on the LCD screen for 3 seconds.
There are three different statuses: Away Armed, Home Armed, and System Disarmed.
 System Mode Change
Users can use Keypad to change system mode with PIN code or Tag, or with “PIN code and Tag”. By default, the mode
change function is enabled with PIN code or Tag. If you choose to change mode with “PIN code and Tag”, please choose
Setting > Mode Change > PIN + Tag in the user menu, and then press OK to confirm selection.
1. Change system mode with PIN Code:
After entering the PIN code, press the Arm/Home Arm/OK key to enter Away Armed/Home Armed/System
Disarmed mode.
2. Change system mode with Tag:
Press the Arm/Home Arm/OK key, and then swipe the tag. If tag info is correct, “Success” will be displayed on the
LCD screen, indicating that the system has entered Away Armed/Home Armed/System Disarmed mode.
3. Change system mode with “PIN Code and Tag”:
After entering the PIN code, swipe the tag. “Success” will be displayed on the LCD screen, and the system will then
enter Disarmed mode.
After entering the PIN code, swipe the tag. When “Success” is displayed on the LCD screen, press the Arm/Home
Arm key to enter Away Armed/Home Armed mode.
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 The PIN Code you entered must correspond to the PIN Code of the tag that you swiped. Otherwise, “Incorrect PIN
Code” will be displayed on the LCD screen along with 4 beeps.
4. Quick Arm Function: Users can enter Setting Menu to activate the Quick Arm Function (Choose Setting >
Quick Arm > Enable, and then press OK), which will allow users to change mode by pressing the Arm key or the
Home Arm key without entering the PIN code or swiping the tag. To disarm the system, users still need to enter PIN
code or use the RFID tag.
5. After entering user menu with the system disarmed, users can also select Away Arm or Home Arm, and press OK
to change system mode.
 User Menu
 The Keypad will communicate with the system to retrieve information before entering User Menu. The following options
will be displayed on LCD screen for selection. Use

and

key to select your option, and then press the OK key to
confirm.
 The system is always automatically disarmed upon entering Keypad User Menu.
 The Keypad will exit User Menu automatically after 20 seconds of inactivity.
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