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ACI Keypad Lock Microcontroller MK1
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Microcontrollers: Composite, Microcontroller
Tags: v1.1.3
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ACI Keypad Lock Microcontroller MK1

Description
A LUA based keypad lock that hides the entered digits and allows you to secure your doors, or anything else that may require a security code.

Use it for doors, use it for scuttles, or use it to launch a [RETRACTED].

Supports four-digit PIN codes only.

Setup
• Configure the desired PIN code in the controller's properties.
• Use the override input to configure buttons to open and close the door on the inside.
• Override composite input 1 opens the door bypassing the PIN, and input 2 resets and thus closes the door.
Instructions
• To unlock a door (or whatever is connected), enter the PIN code on the display, then press the green button to submit. The override unlock button will also unlock the system.
• To lock the door, press the red reset button on the keypad. The reset override reset signal will also reset the keypad and lock the system.
• If the PIN flashes red, then the code you entered was incorrect.
• If the PIN flashes green, the controller has accepted the code and the boolean output is now active.

NEW VERSION: ACI Keypad Lock Microcontroller MK2 - New version supports any length PIN up to six digits!
43 Comments
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sharkboy7 6 Jul, 2022 @ 9:23am 
k thx
Peekofwar  [author] 5 Jul, 2022 @ 7:48pm 
@sharkboy7
The override functions are for the interior button panel so that you can lock and unlock the door from the secure side (e.g.: the inside of a vault).

There's a video attached above that shows the buttons on the other side of a door frame being used.

Also, there's a MK2 version , which might have better instructions, or better node descriptions.
sharkboy7 5 Jul, 2022 @ 2:14pm 
what do i do for the "override button input boolean 1 and 2" what the heck does that mean what do i do
Peekofwar  [author] 20 Feb, 2021 @ 5:56pm 
As of now, the controller will not be getting a five-digit update. If you want five digits, please consider using the MK2 version instead.
Peekofwar  [author] 25 Jan, 2021 @ 10:50am 
The ACI Keypad Lock Microcontroller MK2 is here! It functions more-or-less identically to this one with a couple differences. One of them being it supports up to six digits.

Instead of a reset button, there is a backspace button. When the controller is in its unlock state, the keypad disappears and a "lock" button appears.

The dimensions and nodes are identical, however making it possible to quickly swap out a MK1 with a MK2 without any rewiring.
Peekofwar  [author] 24 Jan, 2021 @ 7:19pm 
The new controller will be capable of up-to six digits. Can be configured for zero, but why?? Just need to program the ability to lock from the keypad, and program the bit that sets the PIN code, and it'll be ready.
Sol 24 Jan, 2021 @ 5:47pm 
Thanks bud. Much appreciated. Awesome work :steamthumbsup:
Peekofwar  [author] 24 Jan, 2021 @ 2:01pm 
I've started work in a new keypad controller that I'm making from the ground-up.
Peekofwar  [author] 23 Nov, 2020 @ 6:28pm 
@Sol
Pretty sure I used my Single Hinged Door Microcontroller to control the door.
Sol 12 Nov, 2020 @ 8:39pm 
Can you upload the design of the door setup pre made please.