Installation guide

VI. Configuring Special Features cont’d

If the entered code is not correct, the system emits a long beep

and remains locked.

Security Keycodes may be one to six button presses long.

Codes can use any key on the keypad other than POWER ON.

By default the Security Keylock feature is off, and the default

Security Keycode is OFF-OFF-OFF.

Configure the Security Keylock

1. Press and hold both POWER ON and POWER OFF while

gently inserting a paper clip into the PixiePlus programming

aperture. The PixiePlus will enter “Security Keylock configura-

tion mode” and communicate the current Security Keylock

settings as follows:

• The Red Status LED indicates whether the Security Keylock

feature is enabled (LED is on) or disabled (LED is off).

• The PixiePlus will show the existing Security Keycode by

illuminating each button in the code in sequence, pausing

briefly, then repeating the code.

2. To enable or disable the Security Keycode feature, press

POWER ON to toggle between enabled/disabled.

3. To change the Security Keycode, enter a new code by

pressing a sequence of up to six keys, using any keys in any

combination, except POWER ON. After the code is entered, the

PixiePlus will immediately show the new Security Keycode.

If more than six keys are entered, the PixiePlus will beep and

reset to the previously configured code.

4. After the new Security Keylock has been reconfigured, its

new settings must be confirmed. If you do not follow this

sequence to store the new settings, any changes you make will

be discarded when you leave Security Keylock configuration

mode.

To confirm the new settings, press POWER ON and hold it

down until the PixiePlus beeps three times.

5. After the new code is set and confirmed, carefully remove the

paper clip as usual to return to normal operation.

If the Security Keycode is forgotten, you can retrieve

it by putting the PixiePlus back in Security Keycode

configuration mode—it will then display the currently-configured

code.