Keri Systems EntraGuard Bronze Quick Start - Manual (Page 15)

EntraGuard Bronze
1530 Old Oakland Road, Suite 100 01911-001 Rev. J
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5.3 Program Commands
Once in programming mode, you can change any of the EntraGuard Bronze’s programmable
commands. The general process for changing an existing command value is as follows:
1. Enter the two-digit programming command code for the command you wish to change.
2. If applicable, enter the new value (some commands simply enable or disable a feature and do
not have an associated value).
- If an entry error has been made, press and start again from Step 1.
3. Press to lock in the change.
- If the entry is valid, the unit emits a short, high-pitched tone to indicate the change has been
accepted.
- If the entry is invalid, the unit emits a short, high-pitched tone followed by a low-pitched
tone to indicate the change has been rejected.
4. Return to Step 1 to enter another program command change, or to exit programming mode,
either press or hang up (if using the residence telephone).
Programming examples are provided with each of the commands described below.
5.3.1 Add Entry Code
An Entry Code is a three-digit number entered at the EntraGuard Bronze unit which allows the user
to activate a gate relay (see “Gate Operation From The EntraGuard Bronze Unit” on page 11). You
can have up to 50 entry codes. The EntraGuard Bronze comes with four pre-programmed Entry
Codes, see the EntraGuard Bronze Residence Guide (P/N 01911-003). The factory default is “123.”
Perform the following to add an entry code.
1. Press .
2. Enter the desired three-digit entry code – .
3. Press to lock in the new entry code. The unit emits a short, high-pitched tone to indicate the
new entry code has been accepted. The unit emits a short, high-pitched tone followed by a low-
pitched tone if the entry code has been rejected.
EXAMPLE: Enter the following to set an Entry Code of “159.”
4. You can now enter another program command or press to exit programming mode.