Keypad wireless conbination lock Transmitter

Started by dwp, December 07, 2010, 01:29:46 PM

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#18
Fully funtioning,  the disarm is operated by the passcode or just swip the key fob to dis-arm.

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#19
They do sell a weather proof box for out door installation,in this case use the tampper proof switch,and hot glue transmitter securly.so as if some one steals the keypad they will distroy the transmitter trying to get it off. hook up the ARM wires to the door Bell so you can just arm the system by pressing the door bell button,no passcode needed to arm.

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#21
Weather Guard. 7.99 on e-bay 1.99SH


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#23
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ok the keypad is a power monger, the 9v battery last's about 8 hours,so you can hard wire with a transformer .

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#24
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the RFID keypad requiers constant power at all times, if you have a power faillure and the power comes back on it will
activate the relay and disarm your system, so you have to use a 9v battery and a transformer use to diods to make a batery back-up. so when power go's out it will run on the batery,some sort of fail safe in the design.

the CL-8 has a pair of isolated contacts and go's in to a stand by mode to save batery life.
the CL-83 comes with 2 keypads 1 for outdoor and 1 for indoor but about 250.00.
i think for easy hook up the CL-8 indoor wood be a better choice.

the used CL-8 i got off ebay didn't work had to send it back,be-carful of used ones, i think the keys where wore out becouse it wood not excepted inputs, so i wood get a new one.

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#25
FOR THE KEYPAD ONLY,       250MA OR MORE TRANSFORMER 9V TO 12V the transformer has to be a bit higher voltage then the batery.

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#26
Batery Back-up  &  Reed Relay Board.

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#27
DO NOT PUT MORE THAN 9 VOLTS TO THE TRANSMITTER OR YOU WILL FRY-IT!!!  ADD A 2AAA BATERY HOLDER FOR THE TRANSMITTER POWER.

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THEN YOU HAVE TO MAKE A SPACER PLATE, FOR THE BOTTOM, OF THE KEYPAD,HOLLOW OUT FOR THE BATERIES.

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#29
OK Finally, all set up with batery back-up & transformer & 2 AAA bat holder for the transmitter. had to install a dual ac switch with an outlet.
the door sensor is set to max, i wish the delay was programable. but it's not and it is fast maybe 4 sec's,  it works great so-far, i will make a better spacer plate later.


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