Securitron DK-XB - Manual (Page 9)

PN# 500-20300
Page 9 Rev. D, 06/11
PROGRAMMING CODE DELETED
This message echoes program code deletion
HARD CODE DELETED
This message echoes hard code deletion
USER #XXX CODE DELETED
This message echoes deletion of any individual user code
D/T #XXX ENTRY
The specified user has employed the keypad for entry
D/T #HRD ENTRY
The hard code has been used for entry
D/T REQUEST TO EXIT
The unit has received a REX input and has released the door
D/T #XXX LOCK OUT
The specified user has attempted to release the door but all user codes have been disabled from
use of the UCD terminal in the main CPU board
D/T #HRD LOCK OUT
The hard code has been entered in an attempt to release the door but it has been disabled from
use of the HCD terminal in the main CPU board
PRINTER OFF
The print-out function has been disabled from command 53
PRINTER ON
The print-out function has resumed from command 52
D/T PRINTER OFF
The print-out function has been disabled from the PT terminal on the expansion board
D/T PRINTER ON
The print-out function has been resumed from the PT terminal on the expansion board
PRINT DOOR NUMBERS X ON
A unique system number is assigned to this individual DK-26 which will show up in the print-out.
This is for when multiple units are connected to one printer. Command 50 allows setting up the
system number
PRINT DOOR NUMBERS OFF
The system number is deleted (command 51)
D/T TAMPER
The anti-tamper alarm function has activated. More than 16 wrong digits have been entered
SOUND BEEPER DURING UNLOCK
BEEPER OFF
The above two messages are alternate ways to configure operation of the beeper. The first is
set from command 70 and the second is set from command 71
BEEPER TO FACTORY PRESET
This message echoes a return of beeper operation to factory preset (command 72)
REVERSE LED OPERATION
This message echoes command 73 which reverses the operation of the red and green LED’s on
the keypad
LED’S TO FACTORY PRESET
This message echoes command 74 which restores LED operation to factory preset
HCD: ANTI-TAILGATING
UCD: ANTI-TAILGATING
The anti-tailgating function is assigned to the HCD terminal (command 80) or the UCD terminal
(command 81)
HCD: ANTI-TAILGATING