KEYBOARD

KLAVIATŪRA

EKB3

INSTALLATION MANUAL

2

EKB3 is a keyboard intended to use with GSM alarm and management system ESIM264.

Main EKB3 keyboard functions are:

• arm and disarm security system

• arm and disarm STAY mode

• configure system parameters

• display information with LED indicators

• inform about system status via sound signaler

The keyboard uses two password levels - user and administrator. System configuration can be performed by entering administrator password and using programing commands. ESIM264 allows to connect up to 4 EKB3 keyboards. Integrated sound signaler informs about successful/unsuccessful functions performance, informs about entry and delay time countdowns.

CONTENT

1. Package content ................................................................................................................................................................ x

2. Device installation ............................................................................................................................................................. x

3. Technical specifications ..................................................................................................................................................... x

3.1 Electrical and mechanical characteristics ...................................................................................................................................................x

3.2 LED indicator functionality...............................................................................................................................................................................x

3.3 Connector functionality ....................................................................................................................................................................................x

3.4 DIP switches ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................x

4. Operation description ....................................................................................................................................................... x

4.1 Arming-Disarming the system ........................................................................................................................................................................x

4.2 System troubles ....................................................................................................................................................................................................x

4.3 Bypassing zones ...................................................................................................................................................................................................x

4.3 Configuration commands .................................................................................................................................................................................x

4.3.1 Users commands ....................................................................................................................................................................................x

4.3.2 Password commands ............................................................................................................................................................................x

4.3.3 Zones commands ...................................................................................................................................................................................x

4.3.4 Monitoring station commands ..........................................................................................................................................................x

4.3.5 Temperature commands ......................................................................................................................................................................x

4.3.6 Other commands ....................................................................................................................................................................................x

5. Additional Information ............................................................................................................................................................................................x

1. Package content

1. EKB3 keyboard ....................... qty. 1

2. User manual ............................ qty. 1

3. 5,6kΩ resistor .......................... qty. 1

2. Device installation

1. Detach Keyboard holder from EKB3 keyboard and fix it to the wall. Keyboard holder detach points are marked with rows (see Fig.

No. 1).

DOWN SIDE

BACK SIDE

Fig. No. 1

2. Disconnect security system ESIM264 power supply and backup battery before connecting the wires.

3. Connect keyboard connectors to ESIM264. Accordingly, AUX+ to AUX+, AUX- to AUX-, Y to Y, G to G. Keyboard Z1 zone connect to keyboard COM with 5,6kΩ resistor. Zone Z2 is not active and there is no need to connect it. Configure DIP switches (see chapter

3.4).

4. Infix the keyboard into the holder.

NOTE: Pay attention to the tamper when fixing the keyboard to the keyboard holder. It must be properly pressed.

5. Turn on ESIM264 power supply.

4. EKB3 keyboard is ready to use.

3. Technical specifications

3.1 Electrical and mechanical characteristics

Power supply

Maximum keyboard connection cable length

Dimensions

Range of Operating Temperatures

12-14V

100 m.

150mA max

140x100x18mm

0...+55ºC

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3.2 LED indicator functionality

ARMED

READY

Armed security status indicator

Indicates when all zones are inactive

SYSTEM Administrator mode activation indicator

BYPS

1-12

Temporary zone disconnection status indicator

BACK SIDE

3.3 Connector functionality

AUX+

AUX-

G

Y

COM

Z1

Z2

Positive supply pin 12-14V

Negative supply pin 12-14V

connected to the main unit AUX+

connected to the main unit AUX-

G pin connected to the main unit G

Y pin connected to the main unit Y

Common contact

Security zone

Inactive zone

FRONT SIDE

ARMED

READY

SYSTEM

1

6

5

4

3

2

A B

11

12

9

10

8

BYPS

7

7

*

1

4

2

5

8

0

3

6

9

#

STAY

BYPS

INST

CODE

Fig. No. 2

3.4 DIP switches

ON

OFF

BACK SIDE

TAMPER

ON

OFF

DIP SWITCH

Z2

COM

Z1

Y

G

AUX-

AUX+

Fig. No. 3

TAMPER

DIP switches are used to set keyboard address. ESIM264 allows to connect up to 4 EKB3 keyboards.

Z2

COM

Z1

Y

G

AUX-

AUX+

1

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

NOTE: Third switch is not active and its position is irrelevant.

2

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

Address

Keyboard 1

Keyboard 2

Keyboard 3

Keyboard 4

4

4. Operation description

When the system is disarmed and operating normally it will display green LED called READY. When any zone is violated, the green

LED called READY turns off and the red LED with the number of violated zone shows up. System sound signaler uses two type of signals - three short beeps and one long beep. Three short beeps stands for successful complete tasks and one long beep stands for unsuccessful complete tasks. Star (*) button stands for cancel.

4.1 Arming-Disarming the system

To arm the security system user have to enter a valid keyboard password. The system starts to count the time dedicated to leave the premises. The user is informed about the time countdown by a sound signal. When system is successful armed, the red LED called

ARMED displays.

To disarm the security system user have to enter a valid keyboard password. When users enters into secured premises, the system starts to count the time dedicated to enter keyboard password. If users will no enter a valid keyboard password – the system will cause an alarm. When system is successful disarmed, the red LED called ARMED turns off.

4.2 System troubles

Yellow LED called SYSTEM indicates system troubles. To check the specific trouble use command [CODE#], where CODE means a button named CODE. The system for 15 seconds shows troubles with zones red LED indicators. The specific troubles are displayed in the table below.

3

4

5

6

Zone number

1

2

Trouble

Tamper

Backup battery

Main power

Time

High zones*

GSM connection

* High zones are troubled zones above 12.

If yellow LED called SYSTEM is blinking means that there are violated zones or tampers above 12. To check which zone is violated use command [CODE1], where CODE means a button named CODE. To check which tamper is violated use command [CODE2], where

CODE means a button named CODE. The keyboard will display a code of violated zone. To know which zone or tamper above 12 is violated, use a formula B+A, e.g. if system displays zones 5 and 10, means that violated zone is 30+5=35.

A

Zone number 1 = 1

Zone number 2 = 2

Zone number 3 = 3

Zone number 4 = 4

Zone number 5 = 5

Zone number 6 = 6

B

Zone number 7 = 12

Zone number 8 = 18

Zone number 9 = 24

Zone number 10 = 30

Zone number 11 = 36

Zone number 12 = 42

4.3 Bypassing zones

To bypass any zone use the command [BYPSxxyyyy#], where BYPS - means a button named BYPS, xx – zone number and yyyy – keyboard password. Use the same command to enable bypassed zones. The zone can be bypassed only for temporary period and after arming-disarming the system it will be active again.

4.3 Configuration commands

To use configuration commands user have to enter administrator code. Administrator code can be entered to the system with command [*XXXX#], where XXXX – administrator code. When administrator code is entered successfully the red LED called ARMED starts blinking.

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4.3.1 Users commands

Allow Only

Preset Users

When this function is enabled, the system reacts to the SMS messages-commands that are sent only from registered telephone numbers. If this function is disabled, the device can be controlled by all users who know the number of the SIM card inserted in the device, control commands and the main password. Factory default setting – enabled.

EKB3

Enter code 12 and function:

Enabled – [120#]

Disabled - [121#]

SMS All

When this function is enabled, in the case of an alarm, the system simultaneously sends

SMS messages to all entered users. By default this function is disabled. When this function is disabled, SMS messages are delivered in a sequence starting with the first user (User1).

The message will be sent to the next user only in the case the device does not receive a confirmation about a successful SMS message delivery to the first recipient.

EKB3

Enter code 21 and function:

Disabled – [210#]

Enabled - [211#]

Inform about

Arming/Disarming

When this function is enabled, the system sends information messages to the main user

(User1) about armed/disarmed security system. By default this function is disabled.

EKB3

Enter code 22 and function:

Disabled – [220#]

Enabled - [221#]

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Disable Call during Alarm

A function disabling calls to the specified users in the case of an alarm. By default, this function is disabled.

EKB3

Enter code 30 and function:

Disabled – [300#]

Enabled - [301#]

Disable SMS during Alarm

A function disabling SMS message delivery to the specified users in the case of alarm. By default, this function is disabled.

EKB3

Enter code 31 and function:

Disabled – [310#]

Enabled - [311#]

User Partition

Indicates partition in which user is assigned.

EKB3

Enter code 59, user number and partition:

User 1 – [5901x#]

User 2 – [5902x#]

User 3 – [5903x#]

User 4 – [5904x#]

User 5 – [5905x#] where x – 0: partition 0, 1: partition 1.

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iButton Partition

Indicates partition in which iButton key is assigned.

EKB3

Enter code 60, iButton number and partition: iButton 1 – [6001x#] iButton 2 – [6002x#] iButton 3 – [6003x#] iButton 4 – [6004x#] iButton 5 – [6005x#] where x – 0: partition 0, 1: partition 1.

4.3.2 Password commands

SMS Password

The main 4 digit SMS password which is used for system configurations and control via SMS messages. By default, password is 0000, which is NECESSARY to change.

EKB3

Enter code 14 and new SMS password:

[14xxxx#] where xxxx – 4 digit SMS password.

Keyboard Password

The 4 digits keyboard password which is used to arm/disarm the system security with a keyboard. By default, this password is 1111, which is recommended to change. Users can enter up to 10 different keyboard password.

EKB3

Enter code 15, keyboard code number and new keyboard code:

[15xxyyyy#] where xx – keyboard code number, yyyy – 4 digits new keyboard code.

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Change Keyboard

Password

This function changes entered keyboard password with new one.

EKB3

Enter code 63, old keyboard password and new keyboard password:

[63xxxxyyyy#] where xxxx – old keyboard password, yyyy - new keyboard password.

Add Keyboard

Password

This function adds new keyboard password.

EKB3

Enter code 64 and new keyboard password:

[64xxxx#] where xxxx – new keyboard password.

Delete Keyboard

Password

This function deletes keyboard password.

EKB3

Enter code 65 and keyboard password:

[65xxxx#] where xxxx – keyboard password.

Admin Password

The 4 digits administrator password which is used to configure system settings with a keyboard. By default, this password is 1470, which is recommended to change.

EKB3

Enter code 16 and new administrator password:

[16xxxx#] where xxxx – 4 digits new administrator password.

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4.3.3 Zones commands

ATZ Mode

When ATZ mode (zone duplication) is enabled, the zone number is increased to 12. By default, ATZ mode is disabled.

Arm-Disarm

By Zone

EKB3

Enter code 28 and function:

Disabled – [280#]

Enabled - [281#]

Choose the zone which will work in Arm-Disarm mode. With this zone security system can be activated/deactivated with a “low” level impulse which is not shorter than 3 seconds. This mode can be set only for one zone. No resistance is connected when using 6 zone connection type and the input must be NO (normally open). If ATZ mode is enabled the impulse is transmitted through resistance. If Z2-Z6 zones are used, the impulse should be transmitted through 5.6k resistance, if Z7-Z12 zones - the impulse should be transmitted through 3.3k resistance.

Zone Mode No ATZ

EKB3

Enter code 34 and zone number:

Zone 1 – [3401#]

Zone 2 – [3402#]

Zone 3 – [3403#]

…

Zone 12 - [3412#]

Disabled – [3400#]

In the environment of ESIM264 Configuration Tool the user must specify the mode of connected Zones:

• Type1 – Normally open contact with 5,6KΩ end of line resistor.

• Type2 – Normally closed contact with 5,6KΩ end of line resistor.

• Type3 – Tamper and 5,6KΩ end of line resistor and 3,3KΩ end of line resistor with normally closed contact.

EKB3

Enter code 38 and Zone mode:

Type1 – [381#]

Type2 – [382#]

Type3 – [383#]

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Zone Mode ATZ

In the environment of ESIM264 Configuration Tool the user must specify the mode of connected Zones:

• Type4 – 5,6KΩ end of line resistor and normally closed contact with 3,3KΩ end of line resistor and normally closed contact. This type of connection is used for ATZ mode.

• Type5 – Tamper and 5,6KΩ end of line resistor and 5,6KΩ end of line resistor with normally closed contact and 3,3KΩ end of line resistor with normally closed contact.

This type of connection is used for ATZ mode.

EKB3

Enter code 39 and Zone mode:

Type4 - [391#]

Type5 - [392#]

Zone Status

Zone Status parameter is used to enable/disable zones.

EKB3

Enter code 52, zone number and function:

Zone 1 – [5201x#]

Zone 2 – [5202x#]

Zone 3 – [5203x#]

...

Zone 44 – [5244x#] where x – 0: disabled, 1: enabled.

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Zone Type

Entry Delay

Follow – this zone doesn't react to violations during Delay time.

Instant - when this zone is violated, immediately cause an alarm.

Delay - doesn't react to violations in time period which is used to enter security password.

24H - this zone is active all the time, even when the system is disarmed.

Fire - this type of zone is used to connect smoke detectors.

Silent - this zone works as 24H zone and when it is violated, the system doesn't turn on the siren.

EKB3

Enter code 52, zone number and function:

Follow - [53xx1#]

Instant - [53xx2#]

24H - [53xx3#]

Delay - [53xx4#]

Fire - [53xx5#]

Silent - [53xx6#] where x – zone number. Parameter range from 01 to 44

This field is used to configure the time which is dedicated to disarm the security system when users enters in the specified Delay zone. If system will not be disarmed in time, the it will cause an alarm. By default, this time is 15 seconds. This parameter can be adjusted on for Delay type zones.

EKB3

Enter code 54, zone number and function:

Zone 1 – [5401x#]

Zone 2 – [5402x#]

Zone 3 – [5403x#]

...

Zone 44 – [5444x#] where x – time in seconds.

STAY

STAY mode enables the users to arm and disarm security while staying inside the secured premises. The zones which are configured as STAY, will not be secured if the person does not leave the premises after activating security system. By default, this function is disabled.

Zone Partition

EKB3

Enter code 56, zone number and function:

Zone 1 – [5601x#]

Zone 2 – [5602x#]

Zone 3 – [5603x#]

...

Zone 44 – [5644x#] where x – 0: disabled, 1: enabled.

Indicates partition in which zone operates.

EKB3

Enter code 57, zone number and partition:

Zone 1 – [5701x#]

Zone 2 – [5702x#]

Zone 3 – [5703x#]

...

Zone 44 – [5744x#] where x – 0: partition 0, 1: partition 1.

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4.3.4 Monitoring station commands

CID Enable

When this function is enabled, the system generates CONTACT ID messages and delivers them to monitoring stations. When this function is disabled, the system operates in normal mode, i. e., delivers messages only to registered users (other configurations in MS Settings section becomes inactive).

CID Messages

EKB3

Enter code 23 and function:

Disabled – [230#]

Enabled - [231#]

Configure which Contact ID messages will be delivered to monitoring station. By default, all these messages are activated.

Alarm/Restore Event – the messages about system alarm and restore events.

External Power Loss/Restore Event – the messages about external power supply loss and restore events.

Akum Status Event – the messages about backup battery flat status.

Armed Event - the messages about security system arming events.

Disarmed Event - the messages about security system disarming events.

Test Event - the messages with test information about the status of the device.

EKB3

Enter code 24, event number and function:

Alarm/Restore Event - [2401x#]

External Power Loss/Restore Event - [2402x#]

Akum Status Event - [2403x#]

Armed Event - [2404x#]

Disarmed Event - [2405x#]

Test Event - [2406x#] where x – 0: disabled, 1: enabled.

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User Messages

When CID Enabled

Configure which events SMS messages will be delivered to users when monitoring station function is enabled. By default, all these messages are inactive.

Alarm Event – the messages about alarm events.

Disarmed Event – the messages about disarm events.

Armed Event – the messages about arm events.

External Power Loss Event – the messages about external power supply loss events.

External Power Restore Event – the messages about external power supply restore events.

Akum Status Event – the messages about backup battery flat status.

Test Event - the messages with test information about the status of the device.

EKB3

Enter code 25, event number and function:

Alarm Event - [2501x#]

Disarmed Event - [2502x#]

Armed Event - [2503x#]

External Power Loss Event - [2504x#]

External Power Restore Event - [2505x#]

Akum Status Event - [2506x#]

Test Event - [2507x#] where x – 0: disabled, 1: enabled.

Monitoring Station

Phone Numbers

Configure monitoring station phone numbers. The first phone number is the main monitoring station number and the other two are alternative. Phone numbers can contain from

7 to 15 numbers.

EKB3

Enter code 26, phone number (01-03) and monitoring station phone number:

[26xxyyyyyyyyyyy #] where xx – phone number, yyyyyyyyyyy – monitoring station phone number.

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Account

Attempts

Server IP

A device access number which is used by the Monitoring station to determine the monitoring object. Initial account number (9999) must be changed.

EKB3

Enter code 27 and account number:

[27xxxx#] where xxxx – account number.

This field is used for indicating the number of attempts the system tries to call on the telephone number of the Monitoring Station if the initial call was unsuccessful. If all the attempts were unsuccessful the system goes to the next Monitoring Station number in the hierarchy.

If the call to the last telephone number Alternate Num2 in the hierarchy was unsuccessful, the calls are made from the beginning starting with the main Monitoring Station number (

TelNumber1 ). By default settings, number of these calls is 5.

EKB3

Enter code 37 and number of attempts:

[37xx#] where xx – number of attempts.

IP address of the router that the server is connected to.

EKB3

Enter code 40 and IP address numbers:

{40xxxxxxxxxxxx] where xxxxxxxxxxxx – IP address numbers, e.g. 001010100254 for

IP: 1.10.100.254

DNS1

DNS2

Protocol

Primary DNS server IP address.

EKB3

Enter code 41 and DNS1 IP address numbers:

{41xxxxxxxxxxxx#] where xxxxxxxxxxxx – DNS1 IP address numbers, e.g. 001010100254 for IP: 1.10.100.254

Primary DNS server IP address.

EKB3

Enter code 42 and DNS2 IP address numbers:

{42xxxxxxxxxxxx#] where xxxxxxxxxxxx – DNS2 IP address numbers, e.g. 001010100254 for IP: 1.10.100.254

System can work via TCP or UDP protocol.

EKB3

Enter code 43 and function:

TCP - [430#]

UDP – [431#]

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Server Port

Local Port

Test Period

Device ID

Router port number used for communicating with the device.

EKB3

Enter code 44 and port number:

[44x#] where x – port number. Parameter range from 0 to 65535.

Local port number used for communicating with the device. Parameter range from 0 to 65535.

EKB3

Enter code 45 and port number:

[45x] where x – port number.

Period time of sending CONTACT ID protocol messages to monitoring station. The recommended value using GPRS Network is 60 and for GSM connection – 0.

EKB3

Enter code 46 and test period:

[46x#] where x – test period.

Identification number of device, which receives CONTACT ID protocol messages via GPRS. This parameter is only useful when security system works with EGR100 software.

EKB3

Enter code 47 and device ID:

[47x#]] where x – device ID.

Communication

Type

Communication type which is used to transfer CONTACT ID protocol and can be set to operate via voice calls (GSM audio channel) or GPRS network.

EKB3

Enter code 48 and select communication type:

GPRS Network – [480#]

Voice Calls - [481#]

4.3.5 Temperature commands

ATTENTION: If you don‘t want to receive messages about temperature changes - temperature Min and Max parameters must be set zeros. However, if the sensor is connected, temperature information will be sent together with INFO message.

Min

Temperature sensors minimal marginal temperature. The temperature is measured in degrees

Celsius. Type zeros if the temperature sensor is not used or if you don't want to let the system to react to the temperature indication.

Max

EKB3

Enter code 19 and degrees in Celsius:

[19xx#] where xx – number of degrees in Celcius.

Temperature sensors maximum marginal temperature. The temperature is measured in degrees Celsius. Type zeros if the temperature sensor is not used or if you don't want to let the system to react to the temperature indication.

EKB3

Enter code 20 and degrees in Celsius:

[20xx#] where xx – number of degrees in Celcius.

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Temperature

Limit Info SMS

When this function is enabled, system sends the information by SMS messages about temperature deviation from the set values. By default, this function is enabled.

EKB3

Enter code 50 and function:

Disabled – [500#]

Enabled - [501#]

4.3.6 Other commands

Alarm time

This parameter is used for setting the time of device alarm siren sound after the alarm is activated. The time is indicated in minutes. Factory default setting – 1 minute. Parameter range from 00 to 10.

EKB3

Enter code 10 and count of minutes:

[10xx#] where xx – minutes.

Info SMS scheduler

The system ESIM264 periodically sends information messages about device status. The user can specify the frequency and time of these continuous messages. Time – specifies the time at which information message will be delivered. Parameter range from 01 to 23. Period – specifies after how many days repetitive information messages are delivered. Parameter range from 01 to 255.

EKB3

Enter code 11, time and period:

[11xxyy#] where xx – time, yy – period .

20

Check External

Power Status

When this function is enabled the system informs users by SMS message about external power cut-off and restore. Factory default setting – enabled.

Users

EKB3

Enter code 13 and function:

Disabled – [130#]

Enabled - [131#]

Users are authorized phone numbers for which the system ESIM264 will allow performing configurations. It is necessary to enter only phone number of the first user and it is possible to enter up to 5 numbers. User must type mobile number in the international format (it consist of only those digits that overseas callers must type: 44[area code][local number]) without symbol

'+'. Users phone numbers can contain from 7 to 15 numbers.

EKB3

Enter code 17, user number and phone number:

[17xxyyyyyyyyyyy#] where xx – user number, yyyyyyyyyyy – user phone number.

New iButton keys

Write Enable

Enable this function if you want to register iButton keys to the system. After registering iButton keys, this function must be disabled.

EKB3

Enter code 18 and function:

Enabled – [180#]

Disabled - [181#]

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Bell Squawk Enable

A short siren informs about enabled/disabled security system.

Chime Enable

EKB3

Enter code 29 and function:

Disabled – [290#]

Enabled - [291#]

When this function is enabled, users will be informed with sound signal of the keyboard speaker about any triggered Delay zone sensors even when the system security is not activated.

By default, this function is enabled.

Using Module

EPGM8

EKB3

Enter code 32 and function:

Disabled – [320#]

Enabled - [321#]

Enable this function when module EPGM8 is used. The number of outputs will be increased to 12 units.

EKB3

Enter code 33 and function:

Disabled – [3302#]

Enabled - [3312#]

Language

Log Enable

Control Status

ESIM264 communicates with on of these languages: Lithuanian, Russian, English, Estonian,

Latvian, German or Slovakian.

EKB3

Enter code 35 and function:

Lithuanian language - [3500#]

Russian language - [3501#]

English language - [3502#]

Estonian language - [3503#]

Latvian language - [3504#]

German language - [3505#]

Slovakian language - [3506#]

When this function is enabled, the system logs all information about system configuration, system actions and info messages to the events log. By default, this function is disabled.

EKB3

Enter code 36 and function:

Disabled – [360#]

Enabled - [361#]

This function enables and disables automatic output control. Specific automatic output control configuration can be done only with software “ELDES Configuration Tool”.

EKB3

Enter code 49 and number of attempts:

1 – [4901x#]

2 – [4902x#]

3 – [4903x#]

…

10 - [4916x#] where x – 0: disabled, 1: enabled.

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Keyboard Partition

Indicates partition in which operates the keyboard.

EKB3

Enter code 51 and function:

Keyboard 1 – [5101x#]

Keyboard 2 – [5102x#]

Keyboard 3 – [5103x#]

Keyboard 4 – [5104x#] where x – 0: partition 0, 1: partition 1.

Reset To Default

This function resets all device parameters to default values.

EKB3

Enter code 62 and administrator password:

[62xxxx#] where xxxx – administrator password.

Time Settings

This function enables to change date and time settings.

EKB3

Enter code 66, date and time:

[66yyyymmddhhxx#] where yyyy – years, mm – months, dd - days, hh - hours, xx – minutes.

5. Additional Information

Limited Liability

The buyer must agree that the system will reduce the risk of fire, theft, burglary or other dangers but does not guarantee against such events. “ELDES UAB” will not take any responsibility regarding personal or property or revenue loss while using the system. “ELDES

UAB” liability according to local laws does not exceed value of the purchased system. “ELDES UAB” is not affiliated with any of the cellular providers therefore is not responsible for the quality of cellular service.

Manufacturer Warranty

The system carries a 24-month warranty by the manufacturer “ELDES UAB”. Warranty period starts from the day the system has been purchased by the end user. The warranty is valid only if the system has been used as intended, following all guidelines listed in the manual and within specified operating conditions. Receipt must be kept as a proof of purchase date. The warranty is voided if the system has been exposed to mechanical impact, chemicals, high humidity, fluids, corrosive and hazardous environment or other force majeure factors.

Safety instructions

Please read and follow these safety guidelines in order to maintain safety of operators and people around:

• Don’t use the system where it can be interfere with other devices and cause any potential danger.

• Don’t use the system with medical devices.

• Don’t use the system in hazardous environment.

• Don’t expose the system to high humidity, chemical environment or mechanical impacts.

• Don’t attempt to personally repair the system. Any system repairs must be done only by qualified, safety aware personnel.

Keyboard EKB3 is a device mounted in limited access areas. Any system repairs must be done only by qualified, safety aware personnel.

The system must be powered by 12-14V easily accessible.

150mA power supply and must be approved by LST EN 60950-1 standard and be

Mains power must be disconnected before any installation or tuning work starts. The system installation or maintenance must not be done during stormy conditions.

The WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) marking on this product (see right) or its documentation indicates that the product must not be disposed of together with household waste. To prevent possible harm to human health and/or the environment, the product must be disposed on in an approved and environmentally safe recycling process. For further information on how to dispose of this product correctly, contact the system supplier, or the local authority responsible for waste disposal in your area.

Copyright © “ELDES UAB”, 2010. All rights reserved

It is not allowed to copy and distribute information in this document or pass to a third party without advanced written authorization by “ELDES UAB”. “ELSDES UAB” reserves the right to update or modify this document and/or related products without a warning. Hereby, “ELDES UAB” declares that this EKB3 keyboard is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC. The declaration of conformity may be consulted at www.eldes.lt/ce

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