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User Manual for FAAC 170CLAVEASY Access Control Keypad

Quick guide for the FAAC 170CLAVEASY access control keypad. Learn how to install, wire, program master codes, add users, and configure relay settings.

Quick answers from the manual

Quick answer

  • The FAAC 170CLAVEASY is an access control keypad. Programming is accessed via a master code (default 1234). It supports proximity cards and codes with 3 operating modes. p. 1, 2

Key actions

  • Enter programming mode p. 2
  • Reset master code p. 3

First start

  • Enter programming mode using the default master code 1234. p. 2

Problems and fixes

Keypad blocked

Wait 60 seconds after 5 incorrect attempts.

p. 4

Maintenance and reset

  • Reset to factory settings p. 3

Technical specifications

Parameter Value Meaning Pages
Power Supply 12-24 VAC/VDC Operating voltage p. 1
IP Rating IP65 Ingress protection p. 1

Where to find it in the PDF

  • Technical Specifications and Mounting p. 1
  • Wiring Diagram and Basic Programming p. 2
  • Advanced Programming p. 3, 4, 5
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Quick guide from the manual

The FAAC 170CLAVEASY is an access control keypad designed for secure entry. This manual provides instructions for installation, wiring, and programming. The device supports proximity cards and codes, with three operating modes: autonomous proximity reader, proximity reader or code, and proximity reader and code.

Technical Specifications

Keypad dimensions and layout
Keypad dimensions and layout
  • Power Supply: 12-24 VAC or VDC (+/- 10%), Max 30V
  • Consumption: ≤ 80 mA (active), ≤ 110 mA (standby)
  • Relays: 2 outputs (30V AC/DC - 1A)
  • User Capacity: Relay 1 = 1000 users, Relay 2 = 10 users
  • Frequency: EM 125KHz
  • Operating Temperature: -20°C to +50°C
  • Protection Rating: IP65
  • Dimensions: 123.5 x 77 x 22.5 mm

Installation and Wiring

Installation must be performed by qualified personnel. Ensure the device is not installed in explosive environments or areas with high electromagnetic interference.

Wiring diagram
Wiring diagram

Wiring Connections:

  • Power: Black (GND/-), Red (+VCC)
  • Relay 1: Pink (COM1), White (NO1), Light Blue (NC1)
  • Relay 2: Violet (COM2), Dark Blue (NO2), Grey (NC2)
  • Exit Buttons: Orange (BP1/GND), Yellow (BP2/GND)
  • Door Contact: Brown (CP/GND)

Programming

To enter programming mode, enter the master code twice (Factory default: 1234). To exit, press the # button. The device automatically exits programming mode after 30 seconds of inactivity.

Changing the Master Code

  1. Enter programming mode.
  2. Press * 3.
  3. Enter the new 4-digit master code twice.

Adding Users

Users can be added for Relay 1 (001-999) or Relay 2 (00-09). Select the desired mode (Card only, Card or Code, Card and Code) using the specific menu codes provided in the full manual, then enter the memory slot number (001-999) and present the card or enter the code.

Safety and Maintenance

The device must be installed in a cabinet not accessible to the operator. Use only original spare parts for repairs. In case of maintenance or cleaning, disconnect the power supply. The master code cannot unlock the door. After 5 incorrect entry attempts, the keypad will lock for 60 seconds.

Practical help

Common problems

Keypad locked

The keypad locks for 60 seconds after 5 incorrect entry attempts.

Forgot master code

Cut power to the keypad. Press and hold the # button while restoring power until a beep is heard to reset to factory default (1234).

Before use

  • Verify power supply is 12-24 VAC/VDC.
  • Ensure installation is performed by qualified personnel.
  • Check that the environment is not explosive or subject to high electromagnetic interference.
  • Ensure all wiring connections match the provided diagram.

Images and diagrams

  • Wiring diagram shows connections for power (VCC), two relays (NO/NC), exit buttons (BP1/BP2), and door contact (CP).

Model compatibility

  • Supports EM 125KHz proximity cards.
  • Relay 1 supports up to 1000 users.
  • Relay 2 supports up to 10 users.

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