Cooper Security MKP3, MKP1, MKP2 Installation Instructions & Owner's Manual

1 1 1

11 1

2 2 2 2

2

2

2 2 2 2

MKP1, MKP2 & MKP3 Keypad

Installation Instructions

Introduction

The MKP keypads are designed to work with M-Series
alarm panels. The MKP1 and MKP3 have proximity tag
reader coils fitted inside their cases. The MKP2 has no
reader coil fitted. The MKP3 can also be wired to an AX10
external proximity tag reader.

All keypads have a two-line 20-character LCD, which
shows options, system status and alarm information.

Installation

To install the keypad:

1. Ensure that all power (mains and battery) is removed
from the control panel.

2. If fitted, remove the two screws located under the flip­down lid.

3. Separate the cover and back plate of the keypad by
twisting a small flat-blade screwdriver into one of the
two slots along the top edge. Repeat for the other
slot, then remove the cover.

4. Mount the keypad using M4/M3.5 screws. Mounting
and cable holes on the back plate are shown in Figure

1.

5. Connect all required wiring, as shown overleaf.

6. Use the links to set the address of the keypad and to
make any changes to standard operation.

7. Clip the cover onto the base and refix the screws, if
used.

Note: The power LED is operated by the control unit
and may not be permanently lit. The control unit
shows a mains fail condition as an alert on the display.

Siting an MKP1

The MKP1 and MKP3 keypads contain a coil that detects
proximity tags employed by the user to set and unset the
system. The coil works at a low radio frequency and has a
spherical detection area, which extends for approximately
120mm from the keypad. Proximity tags can be detected
through wood, brick, plaster, glass and plastic.

Excessive interference with external devices may prevent
the coil reading the tags. Follow these simple guidelines to
prevent interference:

• Avoid mounting the keypads near magnetic devices,

such as motors, door releases, entry phones, loud­speakers and PA systems.

• Avoid microwave devices such as ovens or detectors.

• Avoid mounting the keypad near large metal struc-

tures. Do not screw the keypad to a metal frame.

• Do not mount two readers back to back, even if there

is a wall between them. This also applies to the AX10
reader: do not mount the MKP3 back to back with the
AX10.

• Warn users that holding a mobile phone in the same

hand as a tag may seriously affect the ability of the coil
to detect the tag.

If you are in doubt, test the operation of the keypad before
finally fixing it in position.

Specifications

Part No: MKP1, MKP2 or MKP3
Environmental: Class II
Security: Grade 3
Operating Temperature: -10 to 55°C
Humidity: 96% RH
Dimensions: 150(w) x 104(h) x 30(d) mm
Weight: 260g
Zones: 2, double-pole or FSL, with

anti-masking
Display: LCD, 2-lines of 16 characters
Output: Switched -ve, 100mA max.
Current Consumption: MKP1: 90mA max @12Vdc
MKP2: 80mA max @12Vdc
MKP3: 90mA max @12Vdc

This product conforms to the EMC (89/336/EEC) and LVD
(73/23/EEC) directives. For a full declarations of conform­ity, please visit www.coopersecurity.co.uk.

© Cooper Security Limited 2007

Every effort has been made to ensure that this publication is
correct. However, neither the authors nor Cooper Security Lim

­ited accept any liability for loss or damage caused or alleged to
be caused directly or indirectly by this publication. The contents
of this publication are subject to change without notice.

Cooper Security Ltd.,
Security House,
Vantage Point Business Village,
Mitcheldean,
Gloucestershire,
GL17 0SZ
England

www.coopersecurity.co.uk

Product Support (UK) Tel: [phone]
Available between:
08:15 and 17:00 Monday to Friday
Product Support Fax: [phone].

Part No. 11745910 issue 1.

15th February 2007

Figure 1: Cable (1) and Mounting (2) holes

ADDRESS

Set the address of the keypad to 1, 2, 3 or 4 by fit

­ting the jumper across the appropriate link, or set to
address 5 by leaving the jumper off. The maximum
number of keypads depends on the panel type and net­work number; please see the Engineering Manual. No
two keypads on the same network can have the same
address. Re-apply power after changing the address.

If the keypad is on network 1 or attached to the panel’s
Engineer Keypad port then you can leave the jumper
off to make the keypad an Engineer Keypad. Discon

­necting an Engineer keypad from the panel does not
cause a tamper alarm.

Wiring and Link Instructions

BACK LIGHT
Jumper not fitted

(default)
– Display and keypad back
lights are normally off. When
a key is pressed, the lights
will switch on at full bright­ness for 5 seconds.

Jumper fitted – Display
and keypad back lights are
permanently on at half bright­ness. When a key is pressed,
the lights will switch on at full
brightness for 5 seconds.

WARD SNDR

If the keypad output
is programmed as
type Sndr Ctl, fitting
the jumper enables
the sounder to oper­ate only for a selected
ward. Please refer to
the Engineering Manu­al for further details.

VOLUME CONTROL

Adjusts volume of
internal sounder and
external loudspeaker.

LED MIMIC

Jumper fitted: red LED on

­front of keypad glows when
keypad output is on. By
default, the output type is
“Pending”: LED glows when
there are two outstanding
alerts.

Jumper removed: LED stays
dark.

MASK

By default, this link should be fit

­ted. Leave the link disconnected
if the panel has firmware earlier
than version 1.06, or if the key­pad is connected to an XNode.

By default, “O/P” is normally
at 12Vdc, and switches to 0v
when active. Sense can be
inverted when programming
the output.

Single 16 Ohm external loudspeaker
(follows internal sounder). Volume is
adjustable using VR1.

To next keypad (max. 3, 4
or 5 keypads depending
on network; see the Engi-
neering Manual)

7/0.2 unscreened alarm cable is normally used.
Screened cable may be needed in areas with
high levels of radio frequencies; refer to control
panel Installation Instructions.

Supply voltage must not drop
below 10.5V at each keypad
(12V min. recommended). The
spare core can be used to dou­ble up “B” (0v) to reduce voltage
drop.

Keypads can connect in
a daisy-chain or star con­figuration.

If connected to Network
3-8 on the panel, the “D”
connection must be taken
from Network 1 or 2.

If the sensor has an anti-masking facil­ity, a single zone using three resistors
can convey all states (healthy, alarm,
masked and tamper). The zone can be
programmed as any type (e.g. Normal
Alarm), but must have the “Masking”
attribute.

Anti-masking must be used only
if the panel has firmware version

1.06 or later. Fit the MASK link (see
opposite). Anti-masking is not sup­ported if the keypad is connected to
an XNode.

FSL enables supervision of cable tampers. The
resistors can take any of the following values
(specify the values when programming the zone).

Alarm Shunt

Resistor

End-of-Line

Resistor

4k7 2k2
1k0* 1k0*
4k7* 4k7*
2k2* 2k2*

*Not supported for a keypad connected to an
XNode.

Double-pole wiring is also known as
Closed-Circuit Loop (CCL).

Zone Wiring (Optional)

Connect the alarm sensor using one of the following methods. Contacts are normally closed; if nor­mally open, program zone with the “Inverted” attribute.

Note: If powering the sensor from the keypad, an additional two cores are required for connection
to the A (+12Vdc) and B (0V) terminals on TB1. Check the panel’s Installation Instructions for power
availability figures.

Fully-Supervised Loop (FSL) Wiring:

Anti Mask Wiring:

Network Wiring

Keypad address = 2 Keypad address = 1

Control Panel or

MSNODE

Max. 100m to furthest keypad

Loudspeaker
Wiring (Optional)

Output Wiring
(Optional)

Keypad PCB

Tamper

Anti-mask

Alarm

Alarm

Tamper

Tamper

Alarm

Double-Pole Wiring

Other exam­ples of output
devices

Diode (IN4001)

12V Buzzer

Zone 1

Zone 2

Zone 1 and 2 can
use different wir

-

ing methods.

EXTERNAL PROX
WIRING (MKP3 only)

Connect AX10 proxim

­ity reader to this termi­nal as shown.

50m Max.

RED

WHITE

BLUE

BLACK

To AX10