Securitron DK-XB - Manual (Page 8)

PN# 500-20300
Page 8 Rev. D, 06/11
Pressing 9 when in program mode sets the timer. Two digit codes must be entered from 01 to
99 seconds. Default is 5 seconds. Entering 00 sets toggle mode.
APPENDIX B: MESSAGES
This appendix lists the various messages that will be printed by the expanded DK-26 and
explains their meaning. Note that many messages include the current date and time. This
will be printed in the format:
MM/DD/YY HH:MM unless the “international” format is selected which will yield DD/MM/YY
HH:MM.
An example of a date and time message is: 03/22/98 15:10 which in US format means: March
22, 1998, 3:10 PM.
For the rest of this appendix, any time a message includes the date and time, it will include the
notation: D/T
D/T DK-26 VER. 0X45
This message announces power up of the unit (the version number “0X45” may be newer)
D/T PRGRM START BUTTON
The unit has been put into program mode from the button on the CPU board
D/T PRGRM START CODE
The unit has been put into program mode from someone entering the program code
D/T PRGRM END
program mode has been terminated
SEED CODE = XXXX
A four digit seed has been entered from which a code list will be automatically generated. Note
that the digits 8 and 9 are not allowed as part of the seed and are automatically switched over
to 0 and 1.
USR# CODE
PRG XXXXX
001 XXXXX
002 (ETC)
HRD XXXXX
A print-out of enabled codes from command 64 takes the form shown above. The program
codes is listed first, then all user codes following their three digit identification and ending with
the hard code.
D/T TIME SET US
This is the message you receive when you have entered the date and time in US format
(command 60)
D/T TIME SET FOREIGN
This is the message you receive when you have entered the date and time in international
format (command 61)
USER #XXX CODE XXX
This message echoes individual code programming showing the user number and code (length
from 2-7 digits)
USER #XXX REJECTED SUBSET
An attempt to program a user code has been rejected because it is a duplicate or subset of a
code already in memory
PROGRAMMING CODE XXXXX
This message echoes program code selection (code length from 5-7 digits)
HARD CODE XXXXX
This message echoes hard code selection (code length from 2-7 digits)