Touch Access Control Keypad - UHPPOTE - Yellow
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This UHPPOTE Touch Access Control Keypad is designed for users needing a secure and flexible access solution for small to medium-sized applications. Its key benefit is the robust zinc alloy anti-vandal case combined with versatile authentication methods (Card, PIN, Card+PIN). However, a key caveat is its incompatibility with UHF and encrypted cards from specific brands, requiring careful selection of RFID cards.
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| Colour | Yellow |
|---|---|
| Brand | UHPPOTE |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What type of RFID cards are compatible with this keypad?
This keypad is compatible with standard 125kHz RFID proximity cards. It is not compatible with UHF or encrypted cards from brands like HID, Indala, Cobra, APCiK, Paradox, Radio, or Honeywell.
Can I program this keypad without a computer?
Yes, the UHPPOTE Touch Access Control Keypad features full programming directly from the keypad interface, eliminating the need for a computer for basic setup and user management.
What is the maximum number of users this keypad can support?
The keypad supports up to 2000 users, which can be managed via card, PIN, or a combination of both.
Is the keypad suitable for outdoor installation?
The keypad features a strong zinc alloy electroplated anti-vandal case, making it durable. However, for outdoor installation, ensure proper weather sealing and protection against direct water ingress.
How do I reset the keypad to factory defaults?
Refer to the product manual for specific instructions on performing a factory reset, as this procedure typically involves a key combination or a specific programming sequence.
Does this keypad support Wiegand 34-bit?
No, this keypad specifically supports Wiegand 26-bit interface for data transmission.
Troubleshooting
Keypad not powering on
Verify power supply connections and ensure the power source is adequate for the device. Check wiring against the manual.
Card not being read
Ensure the card is a compatible 125kHz RFID card and is held close to the reader. Confirm the card has been correctly programmed into the system.
PIN entry not recognized
Check if the entered PIN is associated with a programmed user. Ensure the keypad is in an active state for PIN entry.
Wiegand output not working
Confirm Wiegand wiring is correct and securely connected to the control panel. Ensure the control panel is configured to receive Wiegand 26-bit input.
System cannot add new users
Verify you are using the administrator programming mode. Check if the user capacity of 2000 users has been reached. Delete old users if necessary.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Robust and vandal-resistant build quality
- Flexible user authentication methods
- Easy programming directly on the device
- Generous user capacity for its class
- Standard Wiegand interface for integration
Cons
- Not compatible with UHF or encrypted RFID cards
- Limited to 125kHz RFID card frequency
- No mobile or remote access features
- Basic functionality without advanced features like time zones
Setup, Compatibility & Care Instructions
Setup:
- Wiring: Connect the keypad to your power supply and access control system using the Wiegand 26-bit interface. Refer to the product manual for specific wiring diagrams.
- Programming: Use the on-keypad interface to set up administrator codes, add/delete users, and configure access modes (Card, PIN, or Card+PIN).
- Card/PIN Assignment: Assign unique PINs and/or program compatible 125kHz RFID cards for authorized users.
Compatibility:
- RFID Card Frequency: Exclusively compatible with 125kHz RFID proximity cards.
- Incompatible Cards: Does not support UHF cards or encrypted cards from brands such as HID, Indala, Cobra, APCiK, Paradox, Radio, Honeywell, etc.
- Wiegand Protocol: Supports Wiegand 26-bit input and output for integration with compatible controllers.
Care:
- Clean the keypad surface with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or solvents that could damage the electroplated finish.
- Ensure the unit is properly sealed if installed outdoors to prevent water ingress.
- Periodically check wiring connections for security and corrosion.