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SECURITRON MODEL DK-26PSS, DK-26PBK KEYPAD
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
The DK-26P series is the keypad portion of Securitron’s DK-26 digital entry system. It is
purchased either to add a second keypad or to replace a failed keypad in a DK-26 installation.
The part number DK-26PSS calls out brushed stainless steel finish. DK-26PBK calls out black
powder-coat finish.
Please note that since 1984, Securitron has manufactured a number of other digital entry
keypads which employ a separate keypad and CPU board. The part numbers of these older
products are: DK-10, DK-20, DK-20+ and DK-25. The DK-26P series keypad is not compatible
with any of the older CPU boards. It works only with the DK-26 CPU board. This is because the
older products employed keypads with pairs of keys being read as a single input so there was a
total of five inputs for the keypad and CPU board (not counting the Bell key). The DK-26 system
is a true ten digit product with ten separate inputs.
For addition of a second keypad in a DK-26 installation, it’s just a matter of connecting the
keypad wires to the CPU board in parallel with the first keypad. Two wires will be on each
terminal. Two keypads are the maximum that can be used in this way.
For replacement of the keypad in a DK-26 installation, it’s just a matter of disconnecting
the old keypad from the terminal strip on the CPU board and connecting the new one. If you
don’t have your DK-26 manual, the drawing below shows the connections.
GRN YEL
RED BLU WHT BLK GRY BRN
BGE
ORG
PNK
VIO
BEEPER
COMMON
RED LED
GRN LED
YEL LED
KEYS KEYS KEYS KEYS KEYS KEYS KEYS
VIOLET
PINK
ORANGE
BEIGE
BROWN
GRAY
BLACK
WHITE
BLUE
RED YELLOW
GREEN
KEYPAD CABLE