DoorKing 1506-010 Control Board - 1504, 1506 Programmable Keypads (Memory Chip Sold Separately)

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SKU:
1506-010
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$400.20
Condition:
New

Genuine DoorKing 1506-010 control board — the circuit board for DoorKing’s programmable 1504 and 1506 digital keypads (up to 1,000 four-digit codes, two Form C relays, time-zone inputs, secondary keypad capability).

Ships without the memory chip. The entry codes live on the plug-in 1506-045 1,000-code chip, not the board. Move your existing chip to the new board and the codes carry over; if it is missing, order the chip with the board.

Basic keypad? The 1503 and 1504-081 basic keypads take the 1515-010, not this board. Read the number on the board currently fitted.

Specifications

Part number1506-010
DoorKing descriptionPCB, 1504 / 1506 Programmable Keypad
FitsDoorKing 1504 and 1506 programmable keypads
IncludesBoard only — no memory chip
Keypad1895-019 (10-pin); the 1895-033 lighted keypad fits board revision L or later
Secondary keypadsUse the 1599-010 interface board
ConditionGenuine DoorKing OEM, new

Is the board actually the problem?

SymptomCheck first
Keypad dead, no lightsTransformer and power wiring before the board
Codes lostThe 1506-045 memory chip, not the board
Some keys do not registerThe 1895-019 keypad membrane, not the board
Codes accepted but the relay never firesThe relay wiring and the strike or gate input, then the board
Secondary keypad not respondingThe 1599-010 interface board and its wiring
No toneThe 1506-071 tone generator
Accepts no codes at all, keypad and power fineThe board
Failed after a stormSurge damage — the board

After fitting

Fit your memory chip first, then confirm the relay strike times, time zones and any secondary keypad settings before handing the keypad back.

Related

DoorKing access control · 1515-010 for the basic keypads

Not sure which board you need? Send a photo of your existing board to parts@gatehousesupplies.com or call 866-965-5599. We would rather confirm it than have you fit the wrong board.