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©Elmes Elektronik 09.2018. Wszystkie prawa zastrzeżone. WIRELESS KEYPAD ELMES KB1
Wireless keypad Elmes KB1 is designed for optional arming/disarming of security alarm systems based on
Elmes CB32/CBP32 control panels as well as for use with Elmes rolling-code receivers in remote control sys-
tems. The keypad functions like a hand transmitter/remote and can replace up to 16 remotes with 1, 2 or 4 but-
tons each or, be used with remotes simultaneously.
Modes of operation. After entering one of up to 16 passwords (3 to 8 digits each) the keypad sends wirelessly
control code assigned to the password. There are two types of passwords:
1) Single-channel type password. After entering a valid password followed by # keypad sends control code to
alarm control panel or receiver’s output channel which corresponds to 1-button remote use.
2) Multi-channel type password. After entering a valid password followed by # keypad awaits 8 seconds for
further selection of control channel 1, 2, 3 or 4 to which control code will be send. It corresponds to the use of
one selected button of four buttons remote. To exit password input anytime press * button.
Programming keypad to alarm control panel or receivers.
The keypad requires programming (learning) to alarm control panel or receiver to operate with. Only keypad with
valid password can be learned so, if the keypad does not have a password, it is necessary to go through entering
a new password procedure first (Service Mode 1nn#). Learning the keypad to alarm control panel, user’s remote
learning procedure should be followed. Learned keypad can operate as 1, 2 or 4 button remote.
Learning keypad to a receiver requires setting on programming procedure in the receiver followed by two trans-
missions sent from the keypad by entering valid password followed by # (single-channel type password) or, by
entering valid password with # and followed by last control channel number (one of four) required for operation
by the keypad (multi-channel type password case).
Panic function.
If activated (Service Mode function 33), code assigned to channel 15 is transmitted when button “0” is pressed
for longer than 3 seconds. The feature allows triggering panic alarm, if properly configured in corresponding
alarm panel or other receiver.
Signaling LEDs.
Green LED uninterrupted shining signals control code sending while interrupted shining while code sending indi-
cates low battery in the keypad.
Red LED features the following three functions:
1) Flashes in Service Mode while in password input/change procedure or, while awaiting control
channel selection (1…4) after entering a valid multi-channel type password.
2) Indicates any button pressed (if Service Mode procedure 31k# is on).
3) Service Mode procedure pass or failure (if Service Mode procedure 31k# is on).
Error signaling.
Errors (invalid or too long (>8 digits) password entry, procedure time out, invalid code entry in Service Mode,
etc.) are indicated by three short beeps and/or flashing LED. Single short or long beep indicates correctly per-
formed procedure.
Sabotage protection.
On attempt of keypad box opening/closing or removing from installation place, also on battery insertion, several
sabotage transmissions are send by the keypad. The sent code is 16th password (Service Mode password). To
activate the function password 16th code must be first programmed to one of receiver or control panel channels
by pressing sabotage switch spring or sending Service Mode password followed by #. When operating with
Elmes CB32 or CBP32 control panels the code should be programmed to one of 24h armed lines. While sending
sabotage transmissions (ca 15 seconds) the keypad buttons are inoperable.
Restoring Service Mode password “0000”.
Forgotten Service Mode password can be restored to factory origin “0000” by shorting (e.g. with tweezers) two
pcb holes market Ron the electronics board while inserting batteries. After the service password has been re-
stored, it is necessary to perform “Programming keypad to alarm control panel or receivers” operation described
earlier for all user’s passwords.
User’s password change (not applicable to Service Mode password change).
1) Press and hold down # button for ca 2 seconds, until a long beep sounds.
2) Input current password and press # - long beep sounds.
3) Input new password and press #.
4) Input new password again followed by # - long beep sounds. End of procedure.
NOTICE! If no keypad button is used within 32 seconds, the procedure will end automatically with three short
beeps signaling error.
Programming some practical features of the keypad, adding new user’s passwords and deleting passwords can
be accessed in the Service Mode menu. SERVICE MODE
To enter Service Mode:
1) Press and hold down # button for ca 2 seconds, until a long beep sounds.
2) Input Service Mode password (default: 0000) and press # - long beep sounds.
To exit Service Mode press * button. Automatic exit from Service Mode is made after 20 seconds inactivity.
Service Mode keypad feature programming is made by appropriate code input, as follows:
0nn# - deleting password “nn” where nn = 01..15 is password number (Service Mode password 16th cannot
be deleted). To delete more than one password without Service Mode exit, reenter the code changing
password number only. Exit the procedure with * button.
1nn# - input/change password „nn” where nn = 01..15 is password number. New password must be input
twice, each time confirmed by # button. Exit with * button.
2nnk# - password type definition where nn = 01..15 is password number and k stands for password type: k =
0 defines single-channel password while k = 1 defines multi-channel password type. Exit with * button.
30k# - setting off (k = 0) or setting on (k = 1) acoustic signaling of keypad button use.
31k# - setting off (k = 0) or setting on (k = 1) LED signaling of keypad button use.
NOTE! Setting off acoustic button use signaling will automatically set off LED signaling.
32k# - setting off (k = 0) or setting on (k = 1) improper password input protection. This feature, if set on,
blocks the keypad for ca 16 seconds after three consecutive improper password inputs. Every next
three improper password inputs will block the keypad for two minutes.
33k# - panic function assigned to button “0” of the keypad setting off (k = 0 (default)) or setting on (k = 1).
Specification
Hopping code radio transmission (433.92 MHz band, <5mW) with 100m operating range in open field;
16 passwords memory (3 to 8 digits) each with different code corresponding to 16 1-,2-,4 button remotes;
Standby current:1,5A, in transmission: 10mA;
Power: 2 x 1.5V AAA type batteries with typical 10 years operation and low battery green LED indication;
Keypad box open or remove sabotage alarm by multi alarm transmissions;
Indoor operation only with temperature range 0C to +55C.
External dimensions (l/w/h) 86/86/23 mm;
Installation. Before final installation the keypad should be pro-
grammed and operating range tested from intended place of installation repeating the test
at least three times. Screwing the keypad back plate to wall observe that the closing box
screw hole is downwards. Next inset two 1.5V AAA size batteries to their holders observ-
ing polarity and close box from bottom side with provided screw.
Manufacturer’s CE compliance declaration is on reverse side of the manual.
Manufacturer:ELMES ELEKTRONIK, 54-611 Wroclaw, ul. Avicenny 2,
tel. +4871784-59-61, fax. +4871784-59-63
Manufacturer’s Limited Warranty
Elmes Electronic alarm, security and remote control products carry two years manufacturer’s warranty as from
the date of purchase. The warranty is limited to the replacement of faulty original parts or repair defects of im-
proper manufacture. Damage, faulty use or improper handling by the user or installer as well as any changes in
product’s hardware or software caused by the user violets the warranty and all due repair costs will be charged.
Elmes Electronic shall not be liable for any human or material damage caused by its products failure to operate
properly.
