Kaiser Nienhaus Radio-controlled code keypad 350600 N/A 350600 User Manual

The code switch is a combination of a hand transmitter and a digital code switch 

and, besides the receivers which are mostly already available, does not require any 

additional equipment.
NOTE:

Before fitting the radio code switch, please check whether the radio signal can be 

received by the receivers in the chosen fitting area. Direct fitting on metal impairs 

the range, so fit the radio code switch at a distance of 2-3 cm away.
868 MHz: When used at the same time, gsM 900 mobile phones can affect the 

range of the radio remote control.
The FCT3b is powered by a standard 9V block battery (see Fig. 1). successfully 

made entries and alterations are stored and retained even in the event of a voltage 

loss. Via three individually selectable 4-digit access codes just as many functions 

can be activated by radio control; i.e. using an FCT3b unit it is possible, for 

example, to actuate up to three door/gate operators by impulse.

available in addition is a direct function (not protected by an access code), with 

which, likewise wireless and together with a corresponding receiver, other devices, 

e.g. a bell or outdoor lighting, can be operated. Illumination of the keypad starts as 

soon as a key is pressed and extinguishes approx. 20 seconds after the last key is 

pressed.

Following successful installation (see Fig. 1), insert the battery accordingly.

These are 4-digit individually selectable numerical codes via which you can access 

the three radio code locations (numbered 1 to 3), with each specific radio code 

location assigned to an access code. In the ex-factory settings or after a reset, the 

access codes are pre-assigned as follows:

access code 1 for radio code location 1: 

• 

access code 2 for radio code location 2: 

• 

access code 3 for radio code location 3: 

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