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Ascend Style Low Voltage Keypads QRG  |  009-2044-02

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45 Perseverance Way, Hyannis MA 02601.

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All button backlights blink red. 

Blinking red indicates the keypad is not communicating with the keypad controller. This sequence can 

occur during the keypad discovery process when the keypad controller is searching for the keypads. If the 

backlights blink red once the discovery process completes, this indicates the keypad can’t communicate with 

the keypad controller. Try each of the following below to get the keypad to connect:

 

Verify the wiring at the connectors on the keypad and keypad controller is correct.

 

Verify there are no shorts or opens in the wiring between the keypad and the keypad controller.

 

Press and release the reset button on the SKL-3040/1010 to restart the discovery process. 

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All button backlights blink blue .

The blinking blue state is used to locate the keypads during the Blueprint configuration/binding process. 

From within the lighting and shade manager, when a user highlights one of the keypads that is listed in the 

Discovered column, this causes the button backlights to blink blue. The blinking keypad lets the user know 

which keypad in a room or home is highlighted in the lighting and shades manager.
To get to this state, the lighting and shade manager must be open on the SDE/MacBook, and the keypad 

must be discovered and listed in the Discovered column.
More information on this sequence is described in the 

Low Voltage Keypad Deployment Guide

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other lighting guides can be located in the Lighting Documentation Portal on the 

Savant Community

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All button backlights blink magenta

Blinking Magenta indicates the keypad is wired, communicating with the keypad controller, but the controller 

is not up-linked. Possible reasons for this state are:

 

The keypad controller, and SDE (MacBook) aren’t plugged into the same network.

 

The keypad controller is listed in the Discovered column in the lighting and shades manager but is 

currently not communicating with the lighting and shade manager. Press the Discover button in the 

lighting and shade manager so the manager can locate the keypad controller.

up-link

 -  The lighting and shade manager in Blueprint is communicating with the SKL keypad controller.

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All button backlights blink yellow

Blinking yellow indicates the Savant Host is communicating with the keypad controller but there is no 

configuration on the keypad. Possible reasons for this state are:

 

A new keypad is wired to the keypad controller and the keypad controller was reset to begin the 

discovery process. During this time the button backlights will blink yellow. Once a configuration is 

downloaded to the keypad, the blinking yellow will stop. 

Top left button backlight remains solid green.

The keypad has entered the boot-loader mode. The keypad goes into boot-loader mode during a firmware 

update.

Button Backlight Sequencing

 

HELPFUL INFORMATION!

 During the setup process, or if the keypad is not functioning in a Savant system, the button backlights 

are programmed to blink specific sequences to indicate the keypad’s state. To find the keypad’s state, press any button on the 

keypad, and the backlights will blink one of the sequences shown below. The sequences in the first three images below will blink 

for about 30 seconds and then stop. Pressing any button after the blinking stops will restart the process. Once the keypad is 

connected to the SKL-3040 OR SKL-1010 keypad controller and communicating with the Host (functioning normally in a Savant 

system), the backlights then follow how they are configured using Blueprint’s lighting and shade manager.

Wiring Diagrams

Wiring diagrams are available in the Low Voltage Deployment Guide. This guide and others can be located in the Lighting 

Documentation Portal on the 

Savant Community

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