doorking 1812 manual

This manual serves as a comprehensive guide for DoorKing 1812 telephone intercom systems․ It provides owners and installers with detailed instructions and essential information for operation and maintenance․

The DoorKing 1812 system represents a reliable solution for residential telephone intercom and access control․ Designed for ease of use and robust performance, it offers property owners a secure and convenient way to manage entry․ This system integrates telephone communication with access control functionality, allowing residents to grant or deny entry remotely․ The DoorKing 1812 is ideal for single-family homes, apartments, and gated communities, providing enhanced security and peace of mind․ With its user-friendly interface and durable construction, the 1812 system ensures long-lasting operation and dependable access control for a variety of residential applications․ This introduction prepares you for a detailed exploration of its features and capabilities․

Supported Models and Circuit Board Revisions

This manual applies specifically to DoorKing 1812 Telephone Intercom Systems equipped with circuit board 1871-010 REV S or higher․ Identifying the correct circuit board revision is crucial for ensuring accurate programming and troubleshooting․ The manual also supports the 1812 Access Plus Residential Telephone Intercom/Access Control System with circuit board 1970-010 Revision U or higher․ Using this manual with unsupported models or older circuit board revisions may lead to improper operation or damage to the system․ Refer to the product label or circuit board markings to verify compatibility before proceeding with installation or programming․ DoorKing reserves the right to make changes without notice․

Understanding the Manuals

This section guides you through the different DoorKing 1812 manuals․ It will help you identify the correct manual based on your specific model and circuit board revision for successful setup․

Manuals for Different 1812 Models

DoorKing 1812 systems have evolved over time, resulting in various models and corresponding manuals․ It’s crucial to use the correct manual for your specific DoorKing 1812 unit to ensure accurate programming and troubleshooting․ Different manuals exist for the Classic and Access Plus models, each tailored to their respective features and functionalities․

The manuals also differ depending on the circuit board revision of your 1812 system․ Make sure you consult the manual that matches your system’s circuit board․ Using the wrong manual can lead to incorrect settings, system malfunctions, and potential damage․ Carefully examine the model number and circuit board revision of your DoorKing 1812 system before consulting a manual․

Identifying the Correct Manual

To identify the correct manual for your DoorKing 1812 system, begin by locating the model number and circuit board revision․ This information is typically found on a label affixed to the control board inside the unit․ Note the model number (e․g․, 1812 Access Plus or 1812 Classic) and the circuit board revision number (e․g․, 1871-010 REV S or 1970-010)․

Once you have this information, compare it to the manual’s cover or introductory pages, which explicitly state the supported models and circuit board revisions․ If the manual’s listed models and revisions match your system’s details, you’ve found the correct manual․ Using the appropriate manual will ensure accurate configuration and troubleshooting․

Access Plus Models

The DoorKing 1812 Access Plus models represent an advanced iteration of the telephone entry system, offering enhanced features like PC programmability and expanded access control capabilities․ These models are typically identified by circuit board numbers like 1970-010, revision U or higher, or 1971-010․ The Access Plus versions can control a main door or gate, along with up to six additional RS-485 entry points, providing comprehensive security for residential complexes․

Programming these models is highly recommended via the DoorKing 1812 Management Software, which simplifies configuration․ Access Plus models support features like remote access and detailed event logging, setting them apart from the Classic versions․

Classic Models

The DoorKing 1812 Classic models represent a reliable and established line of telephone entry systems, designed for residential access control․ These models, often associated with circuit board 1871-010 revision S or higher, provide essential functionality for controlling a main door or gate․ Installation involves hardware setup, bypass board integration, and careful wiring, ensuring a secure and functional system․

While PC programmability might be limited compared to Access Plus models, the Classic series offers a straightforward approach to access management․ Optional secondary keypads can be added for remote entry code activation․ Remember to avoid powering the 1812 from a 24-Volt source, as this can cause damage․

Programming and Configuration

Programming and configuration of the DoorKing 1812 systems can be achieved through various methods, including PC programmability using DoorKing’s dedicated management software for simplified programming and efficient system management․

PC Programmability

The DoorKing 1812 Access Plus models offer the advantage of PC programmability, streamlining the configuration process․ DoorKing highly recommends utilizing their dedicated 1812 Management Software, which significantly simplifies programming tasks․ This software enhances efficiency and reduces the complexity associated with traditional manual programming methods․ With PC programmability, users can easily manage access codes, phone numbers, and other system settings through a user-friendly interface․ This feature is particularly beneficial for larger installations or those requiring frequent updates to the system’s configuration․ The software ensures accurate and consistent programming, minimizing potential errors and saving valuable time․ By leveraging PC programmability, users can optimize the performance and functionality of their DoorKing 1812 systems․

DoorKing 1812 Management Software

The DoorKing 1812 Management Software is a crucial tool for efficiently configuring and managing Access Plus models․ This software significantly simplifies the programming process compared to manual methods․ It provides a user-friendly interface for managing access codes, phone numbers, and system settings․ The software is highly recommended by DoorKing to ensure accurate and consistent programming․ This minimizes potential errors and saves valuable time during setup and maintenance․ The software allows for easy updates and modifications to the system configuration․ This is especially beneficial for larger installations or those requiring frequent changes․ By using the DoorKing 1812 Management Software, users can optimize the performance and functionality of their systems, and greatly reduce the learning curve associated with programming․

Installation and Wiring

Proper installation and wiring are critical for the 1812 Classic․ This involves installing hardware, the bypass board, and wiring components․ Following instructions ensures optimal performance and longevity․

Hardware Installation

The initial step in setting up your DoorKing 1812 system involves the physical hardware installation․ This process ensures the unit is securely mounted and properly positioned for optimal functionality․ Begin by selecting a suitable location, free from vibrations caused by slamming gates or doors, which can affect performance; The mounting location should also provide easy access for wiring and future maintenance․
Carefully follow the manufacturer’s instructions for mounting the main unit․ Ensure that all mounting hardware is appropriate for the surface to which you are attaching the system․ Securely fasten the unit to prevent movement or dislodgement․ Once the main unit is mounted, proceed with installing any associated hardware components, such as keypads or entry points, according to their specific installation guidelines․

Bypass Board Installation

Installing the bypass board is a crucial step in the DoorKing 1812 Classic system setup, enabling specific functionalities and integrations․ This board facilitates the connection and control of various external devices, enhancing the overall system capabilities․ Before starting, ensure you have the correct bypass board model compatible with your specific DoorKing 1812 system and circuit board revision․

Carefully consult the wiring diagrams provided in the manual to identify the correct connection points․ Pay close attention to polarity and voltage requirements to prevent damage to the board or the system․ Securely mount the bypass board within the control box, ensuring it is protected from environmental elements․ Once mounted, double-check all connections to guarantee proper functionality before powering up the system․

Wiring Instructions

Proper wiring is paramount for the DoorKing 1812 system to function correctly and reliably․ Always refer to the specific wiring diagrams in your manual, as variations exist between Access Plus and Classic models, and different circuit board revisions․ Before commencing, disconnect all power sources to ensure safety during the wiring process․

Use appropriately sized and rated wiring for all connections, paying close attention to voltage and current requirements․ Securely connect all wires to the designated terminals, ensuring proper polarity and avoiding loose connections․ Double-check all wiring against the diagrams before restoring power․ Incorrect wiring can lead to system malfunction or damage, potentially voiding the warranty․ Following the instructions carefully is critical for optimal performance and longevity․

Troubleshooting

This section provides guidance on identifying and resolving common issues with your DoorKing 1812 system․ Refer to this section for solutions before contacting technical support, potentially saving time and resources․

Power Supply Issues

Diagnosing power supply problems is crucial for maintaining DoorKing 1812 system functionality․ Ensure that the unit isn’t powered by a 24-Volt source, as this can cause damage not covered under the DoorKing warranty․ Begin by verifying the input voltage to the power supply using a multimeter․ Check for blown fuses or tripped circuit breakers that may be interrupting power․ Inspect the wiring connections to the power supply for any loose or corroded terminals․ If the system exhibits intermittent behavior, suspect a failing power supply capacitor․ Consider replacing the power supply entirely if other troubleshooting steps prove ineffective․ Remember to always disconnect power before working on electrical components․ A faulty power supply can cause a variety of issues, including system failure and erratic operation․

Warranty Information

DoorKing, Inc․ provides a warranty on its 1812 Telephone Intercom Systems, safeguarding against manufacturing defects․ However, it’s important to note that damages resulting from improper power sources, such as using a 24-Volt supply, are not covered under warranty․ The warranty period typically begins from the date of purchase, and proof of purchase may be required when making a claim․ To ensure proper warranty coverage, adhere to the installation guidelines and operating instructions outlined in the manual․ Unauthorized repairs or modifications can void the warranty․ For specific details regarding the warranty terms and conditions, consult the complete warranty statement included with the product documentation or visit the DoorKing website․ Understanding the warranty is crucial for protecting your investment․

Accessories and Optional Components

Enhance your DoorKing 1812 system with optional accessories․ Keypad options and secondary keypads are available for remote access․ These components expand functionality and improve user convenience for door and gate entry․

Keypad Options

DoorKing 1812 systems offer various keypad options to enhance access control․ These keypads provide a secure and convenient way for residents and authorized personnel to enter the property․ Keypad options include standard numeric keypads for entering access codes, as well as keypads that support RFID technology․ RFID keypads allow users to gain entry by simply presenting a proximity card or fob to the reader․ This can be especially useful for residents who frequently enter and exit the property․

Consider a keypad if you want to change the DoorKing 1812 analog telephone settings at a later time․

Secondary Keypad Installation

The DoorKing 1812 system allows for the installation of an optional secondary keypad, providing an additional point of entry control․ This secondary keypad can be installed at a remote location, such as another gate or door, offering greater flexibility in access management․ When installing a secondary keypad, it is crucial to follow the wiring diagrams and instructions provided in the DoorKing 1812 manual․ Ensure that the keypad housing is mounted securely and protected from vibrations, as continuous vibrations may damage the keypad components․ Remember to mount the keypad where it’s easy to reach, but not easy to slam․

Connectivity and Integration

The DoorKing 1812 systems offer versatile connectivity options for integration with various access control and automation systems, enhancing functionality and expanding control possibilities for users․

RS-485 Entry Points

The DoorKing 1812 Access Plus models, particularly those with circuit board 1970-010 Revision U or higher, offer the capability to control a main door or gate along with six additional RS-485 entry points․ This feature significantly expands the system’s access control capabilities, allowing for comprehensive management of multiple entry locations from a single control panel․ The RS-485 connectivity enables seamless integration with various access control devices, such as card readers, keypads, and other compatible peripherals․ This enhanced connectivity makes the DoorKing 1812 Access Plus ideal for residential complexes, gated communities, and commercial properties requiring multi-point access management․ Proper wiring and configuration are crucial for optimal performance․ Please refer to the specific manual for your circuit board revision for detailed instructions․

Remootio Compatibility

The DoorKing 1812 Classic gate opener can be enhanced with Remootio, granting smartphone control via Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, or Internet․ Remootio integration allows users to conveniently operate their gates remotely, enhancing accessibility and security․ Users can check gate status remotely, ensuring peace of mind․ Remootio offers a modern solution for gate control, integrating seamlessly with the existing DoorKing 1812 system․ This compatibility bridges traditional access control with contemporary smart technology․ Remootio enhances user experience by providing versatile and convenient gate management options․ Installation typically involves connecting the Remootio device to the DoorKing 1812 system following Remootio’s instructions․ Please refer to Remootio’s documentation for specific setup and configuration details to ensure proper integration․