Renkforce 751624 Owner's manual

D Bedienungsanleitung

Wetterfestes Codeschloss IP65

Best.-Nr. 751624 Seite 3 - 19

G Operating Instructions

Weatherproof Code Lock IP65

Item No. 751624 Page 21 - 37

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Serrure codée IP65 résistante aux intempéries

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Table of contents

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1. Introduction .........................................................................................................................21

2. Intended use ........................................................................................................................22

3. Explanation of symbols ......................................................................................................22

4. Safety instructions .............................................................................................................23

5. Operating and display elements ......................................................................................25

6. Installation and connection ..............................................................................................25

6.1 Installation ..................................................................................................................25

6.2 Connection ..................................................................................................................26

7. LED and acoustic signalling ..............................................................................................28

8. Programming mode ............................................................................................................29

8.1 Setting the Master Code ..........................................................................................29

8.2 Setting the user password .......................................................................................29

8.2.1 Deleting the user password ..........................................................................30

8.3 Setting operating mode ............................................................................................30

8.3.1 Setting Bypass Code ......................................................................................30

8.3.2 Using Bypass Mode .......................................................................................31

8.4 Timer setting for “Lock Out” relay contacts (1) ....................................................31

8.5 Key lock .......................................................................................................................31

8.6 Setting password for “Aux Out” relay contacts (6) .............................................32

8.6.1 Setting activation period for “Aux Out” relay contacts (6) ......................32

8.6.2 Setting activation mode for “Aux Out” relay contacts (6) .......................32

8.7 Timer setting for “Alarm Outlet” (3) ........................................................................33

8.7.1 Activation mode for “Alarm Outlet” (3) .......................................................34

8.8 Restore factory settings (RESET) ............................................................................34

8.9 Brief overview of input combinations and factory settings ...............................35

9. Triggering of “Lock Out” relay contacts (1) ....................................................................36

10. Maintenance and cleaning ...............................................................................................36

11. Disposal ................................................................................................................................36

12. Technical data .....................................................................................................................37

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1. Introduction

Dear Customer,

Thank you for purchasing this product.

This product complies with the applicable national and European speciﬁcations.

We kindly request the user to follow the operating instructions, to preserve this condi-

tion and to ensure safe operation!

These operating instructions are part of this product. They contain important

information regarding installation and operation. Please bear this in mind in

case you pass it on the product to a third party.

Therefore, keep these operating instructions for future reference!

All company names and product names are trademarks of the respective owner. All

rights reserved.

If there are any technical questions, please contact:

International: www.conrad.de/kontakt

United Kingdom: www.conrad-electronic.co.uk/contact

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2. Intended use

This code lock is designed to secure doors against unauthorised entry (e.g. ofﬁce,

lobby areas etc). A maximum of 99 users with different codes can be saved to the unit.

It is suitable for connection to electric door openers which have an operating voltage

of 12 to 24 V (AC/DC).

In addition this code lock has an Alarm Outlet (3) (circuitboard label: “AL OUT“; e.g. for

connecting a door magnet contact NC) and an Alarm Inlet (5) (circuitboard label: REED;

e.g. for connecting a door magnet contact NC).

The code lock is to be operated solely with 12 to 24 V (AC/DC) voltages. The code lock is

manufactured to protection category IP65 and is therefore appropriate for unprotected

outdoor areas.

Use other than that described above will lead to damage of the product and may also

involve additional risks such as short circuits, ﬁre, electric shocks etc. The safety in-

structions must be adhered to! No part of the product may be modiﬁed or rebuilt.

The safety instructions must be followed unconditionally!

3. Explanation of symbols

A lightning-bolt symbol in a triangle indicates a health hazard, e.g. danger of

an electric shock.

The exclamation mark in a triangle indicates a particular risk in handling, ope-

rating and control.

The “Arrow” symbol indicates special tips and operating information.

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4. Safety instructions

The warranty/guarantee is rendered void in cases of damage resulting from

failure to comply with these operating instructions! We will not assume any

responsibility for consequential damage!

We shall not accept liability for damage to property or personal injury caused

by improper handling or non-compliance with the safety instructions. In such

cases the guarantee will be rendered void.

• The product must not be modiﬁed or rebuilt, as not only the CE approval will

expire but also the warranty/guarantee.

• The code lock must not be exposed to extreme temperatures, direct sun-

light, humidity, intense vibration or heavy mechanical strain.

• This product is not a toy and not suitable for children.

• Never let the packaging material lie around unattended. Plastic foil / bags

etc. can become a dangerous toy for children, there is a risk of suffocation.

• If you have reason to assume that safe operation is no longer possible, dis-

connect the appliance immediately and secure it against inadvertent ope-

ration.

• It must be assumed that the safe operation is no longer possible, if:

- the device shows visible damage,

- the unit does not operate any longer and

- the device has been stored under unfavourable conditions for a longer

period of time

or

- after it was exposed to extraordinary stress caused by transport.

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• In commercial institutions, the accident prevention regulations of the

Employer’s Liability Insurance Association for Electrical Systems and Ope-

rating Materials are to be observed.

• The code lock is suitable for outdoor use (IP65).

• Maintenance, adjustments and repairs may only be carried out by a quali-

ﬁed specialist or a specialised repair shop.

• If the devices are used in connection with other devices e.g. an electric

door opener, the operating instructions and security notices of the connec-

ted products must be observed absolutely.

• For any unanswered questions please contact our customer service team

or other specialists.

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5. Operating and display elements

A) Red/yellow LED

Is lit red, when the code lock is in opera-

tion.

Is lit yellow, when the code lock is in pro-

gramming mode.

B) Green LED

Is lit green, when the “Lock Out” relay con-

tacts are active.

C) Orange LED

Is lit orange, when the “Aux Out” relay con-

tacts are active.

D) Keypad

For both programming and code entry.

6. Installation and connection

6.1 Installation

The code lock is suitable for outdoor use (IP65).

The connection cables must not be kinked or squashed. This can result in

malfunctions, short circuits and defects in the device.

Make sure that cables or wires are not damaged when drilling or bolting

in place.

• Detach the housing cover on the back of the code lock by removing the screw on the

underside of the housing. A corresponding tool is supplied with the device.

• There are four round markings on the inside of the housing cover. Make correspon-

ding drill holes using a 3.5-4 mm metal drill bit.

• Another hole for the connection cable (depending on diameter) must be drilled into

the centre of the housing.

• Attach the code lock with suitable installation material to an even, vertical and vibra-

tion-free surface.

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6.2 Connection

1) “Lock Out” Relay Contacts

2) “12-24 V (AC/DC)” Connection

3) Alarm Outlet (-)

For connecting an alarm siren. (=nega-

tive switched; circuitboard label = “AL

OUT(-)”)

4) “Egress” Connection (P.B.)

An NO sensor can be attached here

which can activate the “Lock Out” relay

contacts.

5) “Door Magnet Contact” Connection

For connecting a door magnet contact

NC). Circuitboard label = REED

6) “Aux Out” Relay Contacts

7) “Reset” Jumper

For resetting the lock to factory settings (see chapter “8.8. Restore factory settings

(RESET)”).

8) Sabotage Contact

Is triggered as soon as the housing cover is lifted.

9) “Door Magnet Contact” Jumper

This jumper must be removed as soon as a door magnet contact is connected to the

“door magnet contact connection” (circuitboard label = REED).

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Direct connect to Fail-Safe type Door Lock

Direct connect to Fail-Secure type Door Lock

Direct Connect to Fail-

Safe type Door Lock

Negative trigger

Strobe Light/Alarm

Device

Door

Reed

Contactor

Door

Release

Button

DC Supply IN

Power

Supply +

Fail-Secure Type Door

Lock (N.O.)

Negative trigger

Strobe Light/Alarm

Device

Door

Reed

Contactor

Door

Release

Button

DC Supply IN

Power

Supply +

Aux

Output

Aux

Output

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7. LED and acoustic signalling

Status Acoustic

alarm

sounding

LED

“red/yellow“

(A)

LED

“green“

(B)

LED

“orange“

(C)

Initial operation 3 x signal tone

long interval

Lights red

During operation Lights red

Calling up programming

mode

3 x signal tone

long interval

Lights yellow

In Programming mode Lights yellow

Correct user password Lights

green

Door lock reminder

(the door is open longer

than the timer setting for

the “Lock Out” relay

contacts (1)

Flashes

Correct AUX password Is lit

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8. Programming mode

The master code ex works is “1234“.

To enter the programming mode, enter the Master Code twice in succession.

Example: 1234 1234

As soon as the correct code is entered, the colour of the “red/yellow” LED (A) changes

from red to yellow.

You are now in programming mode and can make the settings described in the fol-

lowing.

The programming mode can be exited using the “#” button.

8.1 Setting the Master Code

Enter the following key combination in programming mode to assign a new Master

Code:

00 MMMM

MMMM in this case stands for the 4 digit combination of numbers you wish to assign

as the Master Code.

8.2 Setting the user password

Enter the following key combination in programming mode to assign a new user pass-

word:

Input combination for user 01 to 19:

XX UUUU

Input combination for user 20 to 39:

6 XX UUUU

Input combination for user 41 to 99:

6 XX UUUU

XX in this case stands for the desired user.

UUUU in this case stands for the 4 digit combination of numbers of the desired user

password.

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8.2.1 Deleting the user password

Enter the following key combination in programming mode to delete a user password:

50 XX

XX in this case stands for the user (01 to 99) to be deleted. If all users are to be deleted,

enter “00” instead of a number between 01 and 99.

8.3 Setting operating mode

The code lock can be operated in one of two operating modes “Normal-Mode” or

“Bypass-Mode”.

In “Normal-Mode” you enter the user password to activate an attached door opener.

In “Bypass-Mode”, once the “Bypass-Code” is entered, the door opener remains ac-

tivated without an alarm being triggered. Enter the following key combination while in

programming mode:

52 0 Normal-Mode

52 1 Bypass-Mode

8.3.1 Setting Bypass Code

Enter the following key combination in programming mode to set the bypass code:

54 BBBB

BBBB in this case stands for the Bypass Code.

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8.3.2 Using Bypass Mode

The bypass mode can only be used when the bypass mode has been speciﬁed

in programming mode (combination 521) and a bypass code has also been

assigned.

Enter the bypass code while in programming mode. This activates the “Lock Out” relay

contacts (1). The “green” LED (B) is lit as visual conﬁrmation of the setting.

To deactivate the “Lock Out” relay contacts (1) enter the bypass code again. The

“green” LED (B) is no longer lit.

8.4 Timer setting for “Lock Out” relay contacts (1)

You can specify the activation time of the “Lock Out” relay contacts (1) (to which an

electric door opener may be connected) yourself. Enter the following key combination

while in programming mode to do so:

20 TT

In this case, TT stands for 01 to 99 seconds. If 00 is set, the relay contacts remain ac-

tivated until the user password is entered again. On this, see chapter: 9. Triggering of

„Lock Out“ Relay Contacts (1).

8.5 Key lock

If the automatic key lock is activated, the code lock automatically locks all buttons for

30 seconds after a user password or the Master Code has been entered incorrectly ﬁve

times (factory setting).

The automatic 30 second lock can be activated/deactivated. Enter the following key

combination while in programming mode to do so:

51

You can also specify after which errors the key lock should be activated. Enter the

following key combination while in programming mode to do so:

53 0 after the inputting of 20 incorrect digits in sequence

53 1 after ﬁve incorrect user password or Master Code inputs

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8.6 Setting password for “Aux Out” relay contacts (6)

The factory setting is no password for “Aux Out” relay contacts (6).

Enter the following key combination in programming mode to assign a new password:

40 HHHH

HHHH in this case stands for the 4 digit combination of numbers you wish to assign as

the desired password.

8.6.1 Setting activation period for “Aux Out” relay contacts (6)

You can specify the activation time of the “Aux Out” relay contacts (i) (to which a door

gong may be connected) yourself. Enter the following key combination while in pro-

gramming mode to do so:

58 TTT

TTT in this case stands for 001 to 999 seconds. If 000 is set, the relay contacts remain

activated until the user password for the “Aux Out” relay contacts is entered again

(=Toggle Mode).

8.6.2 Setting activation mode for “Aux Out” relay contacts (6)

The factory setting is for the “Aux Out” relay contacts (6) to be activated by the pass-

word for the “Aux Out” relay contacts (6).

You can however activate the relay contacts in different ways. For this purpose, this

code lock offers you convenient options to specify an activation mode.

Enter the following key combination in programming mode to assign the desired acti-

vation mode:

57 C

C in this case stands for the desired mode type.

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Mode types:

C = 0 No function

C = 1 allows door monitoring (*)

C = 2 allows the triggering of the “Aux Out” relay contacts in the case of incorrect

entry of a user password or the Master Code

C = 3 allows the triggering of the “Aux Out” relay contacts via the “

” button.

C = 4 allows the triggering of the “Aux Out” relay contacts via the sabotage contact.

C = 5 allows extended door monitoring (**)

C = 6 allows the triggering of the “Aux Out” relay contacts as soon as the “Lock Out”

relay contacts are activated.

C = 7 allows the triggering of the “Aux Out” relay contacts via the assigned pass-

word.

(*) monitoring

Behavioural mode: At entry of the user password this triggers the “Lock Out” relay con-

tacts (1). If the magnet contact is opened the “Aux Out” relay contacts (6) are triggered.

If the sensor attached to the “Egress” outlet (4) is activated, this triggers the “Lock Out”

relay contacts (1).

(**) extended door monitoring

Behavioural mode: At entry of the user password this triggers the “Lock Out” (1) and

“Aux Out” (6) relay contacts. The “green” LED (B) ﬂashes when the magnet contact

is open. If the sensor attached to the “Egress” outlet (4) is activated, this triggers the

“Lock Out” and “Aux Out” (6) relay contacts.

8.7 Timer setting for “Alarm Outlet” (3)

You can specify the trigger time of the “Alarm Outlet” (3) (to which a siren may be

connected) yourself. Enter the following key combination while in programming mode

to do so:

56 TTT

TTT in this case stands for 001 to 999 seconds.

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8.7.1 Activation mode for “Alarm Outlet” (3)

You can however activate the alarm outlet in different ways. For this purpose, this code

lock offers you convenient options to specify an activation mode.

Enter the following key combination in programming mode to assign the desired acti-

vation mode:

55 C

C in this case stands for the desired mode type.

Mode types:

C = 0 No function

C = 1 allows the triggering of the alarm outlet in connection with the extended door

monitoring (see chapter: “8.6.2 Setting activation mode for “Aux Out” Relay

Contacts (6)”

C = 2 allows the triggering of the alarm outlet via the sabotage contact.

C = 3 allows mode types 1 and 2 together

8.8 Restore factory settings (RESET)

Proceed in the following sequence:

1) Remove your code lock from the power supply.

2) Move the jumper “Reset” (7) to the position “

“.

The two pin contacts on the circuitboard are marked with brace parentheses

and the words “System Restore”.

3) Reconnect the operating voltage again.

4) The internal signaller is now active.

5) Move the jumper “Reset” (7) to the position “

“.

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8.9 Brief overview of input combinations and factory settings

Function Input Combination

(while you are in

programming mode)

Factory setting

Master code

00 1234

User password

01 ~ 19 01 = 3333

Timer setting of the

“Lock Out” relay contacts

20 05 seconds

AUX password

40 Must be programmed

Deleting the user password

50

Key lock

51 deactivated

Operational mode

52 0 = Normal mode

Erroneous input

> Activation

53 0 = after the inputting

of 20 incorrect digits in

sequence

Bypass code

54 Must be programmed

Activation mode

alarm outlet

55 3 = allows mode types 1 and

2 together

Timer setting alarm outlet

56 030 seconds

Activation mode Aux Out

57 7 = allows the triggering

of the “Aux Out” relay

contacts via the assigned

password.

Timer setting Aux Out

58 000 = Toggle mode

Additional users

620 ~ 639 empty

Additional users

641 ~ 699 empty

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9. Triggering of “Lock Out” relay contacts (1)

Enter the following key combination when you are not in programming mode to trigger

the “Lock Out” relay contacts.

UU XXXX XXXX

UU in this case stands for the user (01 to 99).

XXXX stands for the corresponding user password.

You can also trigger the “Lock Out” relay contacts (1) by activating the “Egress” sensor.

In addition, the relay contacts can also be activated by the bypass mode. See also

the chapters: “8.3 Setting operating mode, 8.3.1 Setting Bypass Code and 8.3.2 Using

Bypass Mode”.

10. Maintenance and cleaning

The product does not require maintenance. A clean soft cloth is sufﬁcient for cleaning

the device. For more stubborn dirt, you can moisten the cloth slightly with lukewarm

water. Do not use aggressive detergents as these can cause discoloration.

11. Disposal

Electric and electronic products do not belong to the household waste.

When the device has become unusable, dispose of it in accordance with the

current statutory regulations.

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