Sygonix 2380477, Operating Instructions Manual

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g) Enabling or disabling protection against incorrect entries

This function allows you to program whether or not the access system should react to 10 or more consecutive incor-
rect entries with a lock (by default: disabled).

Proceed as follows:

•  Enable the programming mode as described in section 8. a); the LED starts to flash red.
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Enter the programming code   to enable protection against incorrect entries. The yellow LED will then light up.

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Select the desired function:

 = Protection function is disabled (default setting)

 = Block for 10 minutes (during this time you cannot access with a valid user transponder or via the IR remote 

control; the master transponder is also inoperative)

 = Block with alarm for 1 to 3 minutes (for setting the alarm time, see section 8. h); alarm can be disabled ahead 

of time with a valid user transponder or via the IR remote control through the entry of the master code

 Attention!

Many countries have specific regulations in place regarding the duration of acoustic signals. The acoustic 

signals generated by the access system are subject to country-specific regulations, even if they are not as 

loud as those of a siren or an alarm system.

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Press the 

 button to exit the setting mode. The LED flashes red again, which means that you can continue pro

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gramming or exit the programming mode with the   button. 

Example for a block for 10 minutes (programming mode must be active, see section 8. a):

h) Setting the alarm time for protection function

After enabling the function   (block with alarm) as described in section 8. g), you can set the alarm time (from 1 to 
3 minutes) as described below.

Proceed as follows:

•  Enable the programming mode as described in section 8. a); the LED starts to flash red.
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Enter the programming code   to set the alarm time. The yellow LED will then light up.

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Enter the desired alarm time. You can set from   .....   (1 - 3 minutes).

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Press the 

 button to exit the setting mode. The LED flashes red again, which means that you can continue pro

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gramming or exit the programming mode with the   button. 

Example for a 2-minute alarm time (programming mode must be active, see section 8. a):