Rosslare Standalone Keypad

This is the #Rosslare AC-Q42SB stand alone, vandal resistant keypad.
It takes up to 500 users, which can be a mix of codes or cards. It’s power requirements are 12 to 24 volts DC or 16 to 24 volts AC (so basically just about anything) It has a blue back lit keypad so you can punch in your numbers in in the dark, and it’s in a fully potted and fully metal enclosure. It weighs just over half a kilo!
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Can you please show a video on understanding the multipliers when comes to programming outputs. And a usefull one how to change the default output for on board outputs so you don't need to use the relay output sinking high or low for the simple job of internal siren as that relay output could be much better used to say open a garage door , or to open the resistor balance line for an external battery back up satalite siren. It doesn't make sense to only use output 1 for horn ( which is terribly quiet ) , then The relay on board to do something output 2 could do. Also why is output 3 defaulted to do the same job as the relay lol