Technical Manual

K12
GB Technical manual
Copyright © 2002 Bewator AB, Solna, Sweden.
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content of the manual and the design of the product.
Document number: 81091-1
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K12 Technical manual 3
What is K12?.......................................... 4
The keypad............................................. 9
Wiring ................................................... 10
Programming ....................................... 12
Buzzer and LEDs ............................... 12
Choose password .............................. 13
Change password .............................. 13
Select Alarm by-pass relay mode ...... 14
Program codes .................................. 15
Erase codes....................................... 16
Change codes.................................... 17
Set opening time................................ 18
Set door held warning time ................ 19
Door control on/off ............................. 20
Alert output on/off............................... 21
Duress output on/off........................... 22
Buzzer on/off...................................... 23
Background lighting on/off ................. 23
Erase the memory.............................. 24
Using K12............................................. 25
Entrance ............................................ 25
Activating an intruder alarm ............... 25
Deactivating an intruder alarm ........... 25
Enter duress code.............................. 26
Technical data ..................................... 27
Programming overview....................... 28
4 K12 Technical manual
What is K12?
K12 is a compact, multifunctional alarm by-
pass unit with two relay outputs. This makes
K12 capable of controlling both an intruder
alarm and a door. In both cases either a four-
or a six-digit code can be used. All
programming is done from the keypad.
Deactivate an alarm and unlock a
door using one code
The advantage of using two relay outputs is
that two functions can be activated at the same
time, using only one code. For example, the
code can deactivate an intruder alarm and open
the lock at the same time.
For every code you can decide:
- Control an alarm by-pass relay and a door
relay.
- Control only a door relay
- Control only an alarm by-pass relay
Different codes for alarm and door
If unique codes are used for alarm control only
they are programmed for this and cannot
unlock the door. Separate codes have to be
used for that.
Alarm Control
K12 can be used for either monostable alarm
by-pass – or bistable intruder alarm control.
What method used is programmable. Factory
setting is monostable function.
Monostable
Monostable function will (beside opening
relay) also activate the alarm by-pass relay
when a code or exit button is used. Maximum
time is opening time + door held warning time.
If the door is closed during this time both
relays are deactivated. Note that this requires
that door monitor contact be connected.
Sea also section Door Control.
Bistable
Using bistable function allows activating an
intruder alarm with Code + B. Any codes for
only door opening as well as remote opening
will be disabled. Note that the alarm relay will
change immediately.
Deactivation of the alarm is done with Code +
A. If the code also should activate the opening
relay a delay of one second is used. It is also
possible to use door monitoring together with
bistable alarm control. See Door Control.
Alarm activation with button or timer

K12 allows that a bistable alarm can be
activated using a button or an external timer
connected to an input in the K12.
Red LED Control
To indicate that the alarm is on, the red LED
on the front can be lit. This is controlled by an
external signal connected to the K12.
Disable the codes

whenever needed
K12 offers the possibility to disable codes at
certain times. For example, the cleaning staff’s
access to the building can be limited to certain
hours, while tenants/staff can have access to
the door 24 hours a day.
By connecting two time clocks to K12, three
different time zones can be used to control the
codes: one controlled by time clock 1, one
controlled by time clock 2 and one that is valid
24 hours a day, i.e. no time control.
Duress or alert
K12 is equipped with an output that can be
activated for one of the following reasons:
• A user enters a duress code (see the
Duress output on/off section)
or
• The door held warning time expires or the
door is forced open (see the Alert output
on/off section)
Choose which alternative to use. Then connect
e.g. a burglar alarm or similar to the output.
The keypad
Red LED
For optional use, e g to
indicate Alarm on. Yellow LED
Indicates key
presses.
Green LED
Lit when lock is
open
1 2 3
4 5 6
B
7 8 9 Press B and enter the 6-digit
password to programme the
K12.
A 0 B
Press B to exit the
programming mode.
B is also used when activating
an intruder alarm
A
Used when deactivating an
intruder alarm and for
programming of the K12.
E g A21 to programme codes

Wiring
The numbers refer to the diagram on the right.
1 Power in, terminal nos 1(+) and 2. 12-24 V.
2 Input for extra LED (red), terminal nos 3 and
4. 10-35 V DC.
3 Tamper switch, terminal nos 5 and 6. Closed
when the housing is closed.
4 Code disabling from external time clock.
Input 1: Close terminal nos 8 and 7.
Input 2: Close terminal nos 9 and 7.
5 Output for alert or duress. Use E7 relay.
Connect between terminal nos 10 and 1(+).
6 Input for door contact. The contact is closed
when the door is closed. Terminal 19 and 21.
7 Exit button. The door opens on closing
terminal nos 20 and 21.
8 Electric locking device. Dashed line refers to
locks with failsafe function.
9 SW1 push button. Used when choosing
password and erasing memory.
10 Alarm By-pass relay. Monostable or Bistable
mode (shown in OFF position)..
11 Alarm button: Close terminal nos 13 and 15
(The alarm by-pass relay will change
directly).
Programming
Before you start programming K12, make a
note of the codes to be used, to what timing
group they should belong and which relay
output they should control. At the back of this
manual you will find a chart designed for this
purpose. Look at the chart as you program
K44 according to the instructions below.
Buzzer and LEDs

During programming you will be guided by
the buzzer and the LEDs.
In programming mode before a function is
chosen: Green and yellow LED flashes.
During programming: Yellow LED goes out.
Green LED is lit.
Correct instruction: Confirmed by a rising
signal consisting of two quick beeps.
Faulty instruction: Confirmed by a falling
signal consisting of two quick beeps.
Note! During programming mode, if a

button is not pressed within 20 seconds, the
code lock goes back to normal operation.
Choose password
The first thing to do before you can start
programming is to choose a password.
1 Press and hold the SW1 button on the code
lock’s circuit board. Both LEDs are lit.
2 Enter a 6-digit password.
3 Make a note of the new password in the
chart at the back of the manual.
Change password
1 Press B and enter the current password.
2 Enter A27.
3 Enter the new password. A warning tone is
heard.
4 Enter the new password once again.
5 Press B to leave programming mode.
6 Make a note of the new password in the
chart at the back of the manual.
Select Alarm by-pass relay mode

The alarm by-pass relay can be used in both
monostable and bistable mode. Choose mode
as follows:
1 Press B and enter the password.
2 Press A81.
3 Choose mode
0 = Monostable
1 = Bistable.
Note that if monostable alarm bypass mode is

chosen, the alarm by-pass relay will change
automatically when the door relay is activated
by a correct code.
If the Alarm button input is activated (when in
bistable mode) the relay will change
immediately without any warning time.
Program codes
2 Enter A21.
3 Enter the desired code location using two
digits (01-30).
4 Enter the code for the current code
location (four digits for code location 01-
20 or six digits for code location 21-30).
Note! The four first digits in a 6-digit code
must not be the same as the digits in a 4-
digit code and the other way around.
5 Choose whether or not the code should be
disabled from a time clock.
0 = no time control
1 = code disabled from time clock 1
6 Choose which relay output to control.
0 = both relay outputs
1 = Door relay. Always used in
monostable alarm by-pass mode.
2 = Alarm by-pass relay.
7 Program the next code by continuing from
step 3 or press B to exit.
8 Press B (leaves programming mode).
Erase codes
2 Enter A22.
3 Enter the current code. If it is a 4-digit
code, enter A after the last digit.
4 If it is a 4-digit code, enter 0000. If it is a
6-digit code, enter 000000.
5 Enter 0000 (000000) again.
6 Enter 0.
7 Enter 0 once again.
8 Erase the next code by continuing from
step 3 or press B to exit.
Change codes
2 Enter A22.
3 Enter the current code. If it is a 4-digit
code, enter A after the last digit.
4 Enter the new code using four or six digits.
5 Enter the new code once again.
6 Choose whether or not the code should be
disabled from a time clock.
0 = no time control
7 Choose which relay output to control.
0 = both relay outputs
1 = Door relay. Always used in
monostable alarm by-pass mode.
2 = Alarm by-pass relay.
8 Change the next code by continuing from
step 3 or press B to leave code
programming.
Set opening time

The opening time determines for how long the
lock should remain open following a correct
entrance code. When K12 is delivered the
opening time is 7 seconds for both relays.
2 Enter A28.
3 Enter the desired opening time (01-99)
using two digits, e.g. 09 for 9 seconds.
Set door held warning time

If the door is still open when the opening time
has expired, a buzzer sounds as to remind the
visitor to close the door immediately – or the
alarm output will be activated. The buzzer
sounds until the door is closed.
Note that door contacts must be connected and
that Door control must be activated for this to
work.
This is how to change the door held warning
time, if needed:
2 Enter A29.
3 Enter the desired door held warning time
(01-99) with two digits, e.g. 09 for 9
seconds.
Door control on/off

If door contacts are used and this function is
activated, a warning signal sounds during the
time set as door held warning time, i.e. when
the opening time has expired and the door is
still open.
If the door held warning time expires and the
door is still open, the alert output is activated
(if the Alert function is activated). This also
happens if the door is forced open.
This is how to activate Door control:
2 Enter A67.
3 Enter 1.
To deactivate Door control, press 0 in step 3
instead.
Alert output on/off

When K12 is delivered, the alert output is to
be activated if the door is open too long or if
the door is forced open.
Note that door contacts must be connected and
that Door control must be activated for this to
work.
This is how to deactivate the alert function:
2 Enter A69.
3 Enter 1. (By doing this, the Duress output
function is activated).
To reactivate the function, enter 0 in step 3
instead. (By doing this, the Duress function is
deactivated).
Duress output on/off

With the Duress function activated, a user can
enter a special code if he or she is forced to
open the door under threat. It is important to
have a plan for what action to take when a
duress code is entered.
This is how to activate the Duress function:
2 Enter A69.
3 Enter 1. (By doing this, the Alert output
function is deactivated).
4 Press B.
To deactivate the function, enter 0 in step 3
instead. (By doing this, the Alert output
function is reactivated).
The Enter duress code section describes how a
user should enter the duress code.
Note! If Duress is activated, make sure you
have not programmed codes with
consecutive digits. Code 1234 must not exist
with codes 1235 and 1233. Code 5679 must
not exist with codes 5670 and 5678.
Buzzer on/off
This is how to deactivate the buzzer if sound
on key presses and door opening is not
desired. Note that the buzzer will keep
sounding during programming.
2 Enter A65.
3 Enter 0.
To reactivate the buzzer, press 1 in step 3
instead.
Background lighting on/off

This is how to turn off the keypad’s
background lighting, if needed.
2 Enter A60.
3 Enter 0.
To reactivate background lighting, press 1 in
step 3 instead.
Erase the memory

This is how to erase all programmed
information (including the password):
2 Press SW1 on K12’s circuit board.
3 Enter 112186.
4 Enter 112186 once again. The memory is
now erased and K12 goes back to the
factory settings.
5 Press B.
Following are the default factory settings:

- Password: 112233
- Opening time: 7 seconds
- Door held warning time: 20 seconds
- Background lightning: ON
- Buzzer: ON
- Duress OFF (=Alert ON)
- Alarm by-pass mode: Monostable.
Using K12
Entrance
To open the lock, a 4-digit (or 6-digit) code
should be entered on the code lock’s keypad.
K12 is blocked if a visitor performs 12 key
presses without finding the correct code. To
release the blockage, enter a correct code twice
in succession.
Activating an intruder alarm

1 Enter code (four or six digits).
2 Press B – to activate.
Codes only for door unlocking will now be
disabled and the red LED lit (if external LED
control is installed).
Deactivating an intruder alarm

1 Enter code (four or six digits).
2 Press A – to deactivate.
Codes for door unlocking will work and the
red LED turns off (if external LED control is
installed).
Enter duress code

This is how to activate the alarm output when
forced to open the door under threat:
1 Enter the usual entrance code, only add 1
to the last digit in the code.
Example 1: If the entrance code is 1234,
enter 1235 instead.
Example 2: If the code is 1239, enter 1230
instead.
When a duress code is entered, the door will
open at the same time as the duress output is
activated. It will remain activated until reset by
somebody entering programming mode.
Technical data
Power supply: 8-24 V AC
10-35 V DC
Power consumption: 90 mA with
background lightning
on.
60 mA without.
Maximum load over
the relay contacts: 2 A 28 V DC
Dimensions: 140x80x40 mm
(HxWxD)
Suitable
height: 1200-1400 mm from
ground to bottom edge
If needed, complete the installation with flush
mounting kit BB3.
Programming overview
Always start by pressing B and entering the password. Exit: Press B.
Function Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 Step 6
New code Enter Enter code Enter code Enter timing Enter relay Next code:
A21 location (4 or 6 group output Proceed from
(2 digits). digits) step 2. Exit:
0 = none 0 = Both
Code Press B (back to
1 = group 1 1 = Door
locations programming
2 = group 2 2 = Alarm
21-30 = mode).
6-digit
codes.
Change code Enter Enter old Enter new Enter timing Enter relay Next code:
A22 code. code group output Proceed from
4-digit (twice) step 2. Exit:
0 = none 0 = both
code: Enter Press B (back to
1 = group 1 1 = Door
code + A programming
2 = group 2 2 = Alarm
mode).
Erase code Enter See above Enter Enter 0 Enter 0 See above
A22 0000 (00)
(twice)
Change password Enter Enter new Enter new
A27 code code again
(6 digits)
Change opening Enter Enter
time A28 seconds
(01-99)
Change door held Enter Enter Enter relay
warning time A29 seconds output (0, 1
(01-99) or 2)
Background Enter 0 = off
lighting on/off A60 1 = on
Programming overview
Always start by pressing B and entering the password. Exit: Press B.
Buzzer on/off Enter A65 0 = off
1 = on
Door control on/off Enter A67 0 = off
1 = on
Alert/Duress Enter A69 0 = alert on, duress off
1 = duress on, alert off
Alarm by-pass Enter A81 0 = Monostable
mode 1 = Bistable
Erase memory Press SW1 Enter 112186 Enter
112186
Password:
Loc Code Timing group Relay*)
01 None ❏ 1 ❏ 2 ❏ 1❏ 2❏
02 None ❏ 1 ❏ 2 ❏ 1❏ 2❏
03 None ❏ 1 ❏ 2 ❏ 1❏ 2❏
04 None ❏ 1 ❏ 2 ❏ 1❏ 2❏
05 None ❏ 1 ❏ 2 ❏ 1❏ 2❏
06 None ❏ 1 ❏ 2 ❏ 1❏ 2❏
07 None ❏ 1 ❏ 2 ❏ 1❏ 2❏
08 None ❏ 1 ❏ 2 ❏ 1❏ 2❏
09 None ❏ 1 ❏ 2 ❏ 1❏ 2❏
10 None ❏ 1 ❏ 2 ❏ 1❏ 2❏
4
11 None ❏ 1 ❏ 2 ❏ 1❏ 2❏
12 None ❏ 1 ❏ 2 ❏ 1❏ 2❏
13 None ❏ 1 ❏ 2 ❏ 1❏ 2❏
14 None ❏ 1 ❏ 2 ❏ 1❏ 2❏
15 None ❏ 1 ❏ 2 ❏ 1❏ 2❏
16 None ❏ 1 ❏ 2 ❏ 1❏ 2❏
17 None ❏ 1 ❏ 2 ❏ 1❏ 2❏
18 None ❏ 1 ❏ 2 ❏ 1❏ 2❏
19 None ❏ 1 ❏ 2 ❏ 1❏ 2❏
20 None ❏ 1 ❏ 2 ❏ 1❏ 2❏
21 None ❏ 1 ❏ 2 ❏ 1❏ 2❏
22 None ❏ 1 ❏ 2 ❏ 1❏ 2❏
23 None ❏ 1 ❏ 2 ❏ 1❏ 2❏
24 None ❏ 1 ❏ 2 ❏ 1❏ 2❏
25 None ❏ 1 ❏ 2 ❏ 1❏ 2❏
6
26 None ❏ 1 ❏ 2 ❏ 1❏ 2❏
27 None ❏ 1 ❏ 2 ❏ 1❏ 2❏
28 None ❏ 1 ❏ 2 ❏ 1❏ 2❏
29 None ❏ 1 ❏ 2 ❏ 1❏ 2❏
30 None ❏ 1 ❏ 2 ❏ 1❏ 2❏
*)
Relay 1 = Opening relay and Relay 2 = Alarm by-pass relay.

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K12

Alarm activation with button or timer

Disable the codes

E g A21 to programme codes

Buzzer and LEDs

Note! During programming mode, if a

Select Alarm by-pass relay mode

Note that if monostable alarm bypass mode is

Set opening time

Set door held warning time

Door control on/off

Alert output on/off

Duress output on/off

Background lighting on/off

Erase the memory

Following are the default factory settings:

Activating an intruder alarm

Deactivating an intruder alarm

Enter duress code

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