SmartKey display/keypad

The SEC-INT-KP Remote Intrusion Display/Keypad (SmartKey device) provides a keypad and display screen for arming and disarming assigned intrusion zones.

The maximum number of SmartKey devices you can add or discover is six for each remote controller. If you add more than the maximum-allowed, the Status property for the extra SmartKey Devices displays {fault} Exceeded device.limit of n (where n is the maximum number of licensed SmartKey devices). Refer to the Remote Intrusion Display/Keypad installation sheet for installation and wiring instructions.

SmartKey device user interface

The SmartKey device user interface has three major parts:

Figure 23. SmartKey device

Display: The top (upper area) of the display shows system information. The bottom area is reserved for two sets of function icons that work in conjunction with the function keys (F1-F4).
Function Keys: These keys (F1-F4) open and navigate menus, and select menu items. Each function key corresponds to the menu function icon that appears directly above it on the display screen.
Keypad: The twelve keys represent the numbers 0-9, asterisk (*) and pound (#) characters.

Function key controls

The four function keys (F1-F4) serve as selection keys for items that appear directly above them on the device display.

Figure 24. SmartKey device function keys and icons

Following is a description of each function key.

NOTE: Several of the menus require that you enter a login PIN to access them.

F1 User Menu
When the User icon displays, pressing F1 key opens the Modify Logon PIN screen.
F1 Select action
When the Select icon displays, pressing F1 key performs a selection action, similar to using anEnter key or Ok button.
F2 System Menu
When the System icon displays pressing the F2 key opens access to the System, Time, and Advanced... menus.
F2 Scroll Up action
When the Scroll Up icon display, pressing the F2 key moves the selection indicator up one row each time you press the key.
F3 Scroll Down action
When the Scroll down icon displays, pressing the F3 key moves the selection indicator down one row each time you press the key.
F4 Device Menu
When the Device icon displays, pressing the F4 key opens the “Device” menu, which contains device ID and Firmware version information.
F4 Back
When the Back icon displays, pressing the F4 key changes the display screen back to the previous screen.