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

a memory location for a radio code that, similar to the hand transmitter, can be 

transmitted, learned and recoded.

a total of 4 radio code locations are available in the device:

three radio code locations that can be accessed using the access code

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another radio code location that is directly accessible (without the access code)

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The 1 billion security code, which in the ex-factory settings or after a reset is uni-

quely pre-assigned to all the radio code locations.

How the leD glows varies, depending on the operating state:

short light signal (Fig. 

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3a)

long light signal (Fig. 

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3b)

slow-flashing (Fig. 

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3c)

rapid-flashing (Fig. 

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3d)

extremely rapid-flashing (Fig. 

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3e)

When changing the access code, it is assumed that the normal transmission times 

(Chapter 5 .1) have elapsed. This is always indicated by a long light signal. 

If in any doubt about this, wait more than 20 seconds without pressing any key 

 

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before making an entry.

every permitted press of a key is acknowledged by a short light signal; this also 

enables you to monitor whether the key was actually pressed. Furthermore, when 

two keys are pressed in succession, the time between pressing the first key and the 

second may not exceed 15 seconds; otherwise a long light signal is emitted and 

you can/must then start afresh. In this way (simply wait for a long light signal) any 

action initiated incorrectly or by mistake can be terminated and you can then start 

again.

an invalid or incorrect entry is always indicated by three short light signals, after 

which the unit completely deactivates itself for 10 seconds and you then have to 

wait for a long light signal before starting the action again. 
In the ex-factory settings or after a reset, the factory access code is assigned to all 

three memory locations (numbered 1 to 3). These access codes should be 

changed as follows (Fig. 4):

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