DoorKing 1506 and 1504 Keypads Manuals & Support
Identify your model
The 1506 uses the 1506-010 circuit board. Use the manual for board 1506-010 Rev G or higher. The 1503 is the non-lighted model with two access codes. The 1504 adds an intercom sub-station.
Key specs
| Relays | 2 form C, 30 V, 1 A max |
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| Codes | 4-digit codes (10 to 1,000 by model) plus six 5-digit codes |
| Power | 16.5 VAC, 20 VA or 12 to 24 VDC |
| Inputs | Request to exit, door open, two time zone inputs |
| Memory | EEPROM |
| Operating temperature | -10 to 115 °F |
Manuals and documents
Installation Manual
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1504 and 1506 Keypad Installation and Owner's Manual
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1506 Keypad Manual, 2017 Edition
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1504 and 1506 Keypad Manual, 2009 Edition
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1506-081 Secondary Keypad Instructions
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Spec Sheet
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1500 Series Keypads Spec Sheet
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Troubleshooting
Common questions
Yes. It has two relays. A divide number sets which codes run relay 1 and which run relay 2.
Yes. It can add keypad entry to DoorKing telephone entry systems such as the 1812 and 1802.
Mount any keypad or entry system at least 6 ft from a gate or gate operator, or where the user cannot reach the gate while using it.