Keyless Entry System

Download or print the Keyless Entry System manual.

View the Keyless Entry System Manual

Note: The door strike, door strike power supply, disable key switch, and their associated wiring must be obtained separately through a local security company or door supplier.

Get an overview of the Keyless Entry System.

Contents:

• Steps to install, enable, assign, transmit and monitor codes
• Hardware parts list
• Photo diagram of parts and connections

View the ‘Keyless Entry Overview’ Article

Note: The door strike, door strike power supply, disable key switch, and their associated wiring must be obtained separately through a local security company or door supplier.

How to install software for the Keyless Entry System.

Contents:

• Wiring installation instructions
• How to install the add-on

View the ‘Keyless Entry Installation’ Article

You’ll go to the Person Information screen for each person in Procare who will need a code to enter the building. This may include parents and other authorized pick up persons, as well as Procare Users and employees, and perhaps certain vendors such as those involved in maintenance, yard work or janitorial services. Later, you’ll also have the option to include Additional Codes for persons not entered in Procare.

Contents:

• How to assign codes

View the ‘Keyless Entry: Assign Codes’ Article

This article covers how to add Additional Codes, set Restricted Codes and Transmit Codes to the keypad.

Contents:

• How to transmit codes

View the ‘Keyless Entry: Transmit Codes to Keypad’ Article

Contents:

• How to troubleshoot the door not opening

View the ‘Trouble Shooting – Why Won’t the KES Door Open?’ Article

Contents:

• How to properly enter the Keyless Entry System ID codes

View the ‘How do people enter their Keyless Entry System ID code’ Article

Contents:

• How to connect multiple Keyless Entry Systems to one computer.

View the ‘Connect Multiple Keyless Entry Systems to One Computer’ Article

Use the Keyless Entry Monitor Codes feature to track each code as it is used to enter the building.

Contents:

• How to monitor who enters the building

View the ‘Keyless Entry: Monitor Codes’ Article

Contents:

• Information on UL listing and fire rating

View the ‘Is the Keyless Entry System UL listed, fire rated, etc.’ Article

Yes. The Keyless Entry System is preconfigured with an ID code of 2580. This code may be used for testing purposes prior to transmitting your own ID codes to the keypad. Once ID codes have been transmitted the test code is erased.

No. The Keyless Entry is intended to be used during normal business hours. We strongly recommend using a dead-bolt for after hours security. When using a dead-bolt a Disable Key Switch (described below) is not necessary.

Contents:

• Instruction on how to use a ‘Disable Key Switch’

View the ‘Can the Keyless Entry System be set to operate only during certain hours of the day’ Article