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CONTENTS

INSTALLATION

DIMENSIONS

Lock 6

Accessories 7

ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS

General overviews

Wiring diagrams

Connecting a remote contact and the Door Status device

INSTALLATION

CISA MYEVO button 06525.50

CISA MYEVO button 06525.51

CISA MYEVO keypad 06525.50

CISA MyEVO keypad/RFID 06525.71/73/75

Pair of Door Status contacts

Battery holder

Cylinder 18

Changing hand

OPERATION

CISA MYEVO BUTTON

Using the CISA MYEVO button

Opening the door

Closing the door when the lock is in semi-automatic mode

Changing the lock operating mode

Warning dead batteries

Warning malfunction

Assistance and FAQ

EXTERNAL KEYPAD

Using the CISA MYEVO keypad

Construction mode

Master Code

Creating a new Master Code

Establishing the length of User Codes

Creating a new User Code

Opening the door

Deleting a User Code

Deleting all User Codes

Changing the lock operating mode

Summary of Contents for CISA MyEVO

Page 1: ...Installation and User Manual CISA MyEVO Lock EN cisa com...

Page 2: ...Cylinder 18 Changing hand 18 OPERATION CISA MYEVO BUTTON Using the CISA MYEVO button 20 Opening the door 20 Closing the door when the lock is in semi automatic mode 21 Changing the lock operating mod...

Page 3: ...Card 33 Enabling a Change or Safe Card 33 Using the Change Card 34 Using the Safe Card 34 Disabling a Change or Safe Card 35 Disabling all the User Cards or mini User Cards the Change Card and the Saf...

Page 4: ...me resistance and protection against forced entry as CISA locks for armoured doors To meet the many requirements of users MyEVO can be programmed to work in three different modes AUTOMATIC SEMI AUTOMA...

Page 5: ...e CISA MyEVO keypad is installed the factory set MASTER CODE MUST BE REPLACED and A NEW MASTER CODE CREATED PAGE 25 If the CISA MyEVO RFID reader is installed it must be ASSOCIATED WITH THE LOCK PAGE...

Page 6: ...64 87 5 125 233 6 4 436 38 46 56 I I I I 85 30 35 13 N 137 E6536 E6516 6 INSTALLATION LOCK 1 Motorised lock code Centre distance deadbolts I Number deadbolts N Type of application E6516280 28 4 Rim E...

Page 7: ...d Applied Bracket for rim accessories Recessed Recessed Recessed 7 INSTALLATION ACCESSORIES 2 Pair of Door Status contacts code 0651050 5 Keypad group code Type of application RFID 06525 70 Applied NO...

Page 8: ...er supply with disposable batteries To connect a device for remote opening consult the section CONNECTING A REMOTE CONTACT AND THE DOOR STATUS DEVICE PAGE 11 Powered by mains with power supply and rec...

Page 9: ...the failure to observe the above warnings or when accessories are not used as described in this manual KEY 1 MyEVO motorised lock 2 Pair of Door Status contacts 3 Battery holder 4 Button group 5 Keyp...

Page 10: ...C1 Door Status cable supplied with pair of Door Status contacts C1R Cable C1 red wire C1N Cable C1 black wire P Positive C2 Battery holder cable supplied with battery holder C3 Cable for remote openin...

Page 11: ...keypad RFID C6 CISA MyEVO button C3 Remote contact Door Status signal T min 100 mS T max 2 S Example of button or relay connection for remote opening Light bulb V C3 max 60V max 100 mA C1 Door Status...

Page 12: ...the BLE cable C5 through the hole the BLE cable is used to connect the BLE module if fitted or allows technical staff to carry out assistance if necessary 3 Connect the button cable C6 to the button...

Page 13: ...ace An adhesive may be used to ensure the bracket is completely secure and should be applied as shown CISA recommends Loctite flexible adhesive 3 Pass both the button cable C6 and the BLE cable C5 thr...

Page 14: ...solvents CISA MYEVO KEYPAD 06525 50 1 Screw the plate 5A onto the door in the direction indicated Top Alto on it 2 Pass the keypad cable C4 through the hole 3 Connect the keypad cable C4 to the keypa...

Page 15: ...w in the dowel G until the bracket is secured into place An adhesive may be used to ensure the bracket is completely secure and should be applied as shown CISA recommends Loctite flexible adhesive 3 C...

Page 16: ...door and frame must not touch as the contacts connect magnetically 4 Position the Door Status device as shown in Fig 3 5 When configured with mains power supply and rechargeable batteries use the powe...

Page 17: ...mA Fig 1 3 The battery holder can be installed on either the edge of the door or at the top as shown or on the hinge side after checking that the opening angle of the door is wide enough to allow the...

Page 18: ...1 2 Always install cylinders with a key key clutch 18 INSTALLATION CYLINDER CHANGING HAND 1 2 3...

Page 19: ...CISA MyEVO keypad is installed the factory set Master Code must be replaced and A NEW MASTER CODE CREATED PAGE 25 If the CISA MyEVO RFID reader is installed it must be ASSOCIATED WITH THE LOCK PAGE 3...

Page 20: ...semi automatic mode It allows the user to configure the lock operating mode It produces light signals OPENING THE DOOR Press the button the deadbolts and latchbolt are withdrawn into the lock During t...

Page 21: ...ned with just the handle It is possible to completely lock the door by engaging the deadbolts as follows The door must be locked latchbolt only Press the button and hold it down for at least 3 seconds...

Page 22: ...i automatic Hold open One central LED the lock is set to automatic mode Two intermediate LEDs the lock is set to semi automatic mode Two external LEDs the lock is set to hold open mode Once in the loc...

Page 23: ...indicates the batteries are dead and need to be replaced as soon as possible WARNING MALFUNCTION If there is a mechanical malfunction all the LEDs will light up and flash 10 times ASSISTANCE AND FAQ I...

Page 24: ...de allows door manufacturers to test the door and installers to fit it easier on site When a MyEVO lock and its accessories keypad RFID are purchased it is in CONSTRUCTION MODE In this mode it is poss...

Page 25: ...s with 0000 This must be done with the DOOR OPEN 1 Press the CISA key to activate the keypad 2 Enter the Master Code FACTORY MASTER CODE 12345678 or PERSONAL MASTER CODE 3 Press 5 4 Enter the new 8 di...

Page 26: ...Code of 8 digits 3 Press 1 4 Enter the User Code 5 Re enter the User Code OPENING THE DOOR The door may be opened using the User Code in one of the following ways Enter the User Code directly Enter th...

Page 27: ...nter the User Code preceded by an arbitrary number of figures the total number of figures must be 12 or less 4 The deadbolts and latchbolt will retract and the door can be opened If the door is not op...

Page 28: ...ress the CISA key to activate the keypad 2 Enter the 8 digit Master Code 3 Press 7 to activate the automatic mode Wait a couple of seconds for the lock to set in the selected mode SETTING SEMI AUTOMAT...

Page 29: ...and any other device connected by remote contact it is only possible to open the door from the inside with the key From the outside however it is possible to open the door using the CISA MyEVO keypad...

Page 30: ...he keypad 3 Retract the deadbolts completely with the key 4 Engage the deadbolts completely with the key 5 Press 1 6 Press 9 WARNING DEAD BATTERIES When the batteries are dead every time the lock is a...

Page 31: ...door to be opened It allows the door to be closed when the lock is in semi automatic mode It allows the user to configure the lock operating mode It produces light signals TYPES OF CARDS PERSONAL SAFE...

Page 32: ...g functions If the door is locked and the lock is in construction mode the Master Card opens the door If the door is locked and the lock is not in construction mode the Master Card does not open the d...

Page 33: ...ing 3 Hold the card or the mini card to disable up to the RFID reader Every time a card or a mini card is held up the green LED will flash to confirm it has been disabled Several cards or mini cards c...

Page 34: ...old open mode Wait a couple of seconds for the lock to set in the selected mode USING THE SAFE CARD The Safe Card disables the CISA MyEVO button and any other device connected through a remote contact...

Page 35: ...d up to the RFID reader a second time flashing 3 Hold the Master Card up to the RFID reader a third time and keep it there for 3 seconds 5 All the User Cards or mini User Cards which were enabled are...

Page 36: ...er and the lock are dissociated If necessary the CISA MyEVO RFID reader can now be replaced If dissociation is not carried out a new CISA MyEVO RFID reader could not be used This must be done with the...

Page 37: ...icates the batteries are dead and need to be replaced as soon as possible WARNING MALFUNCTION If there is a mechanical malfunction the red LED will light up it will flash 10 times and a sound signal w...

Page 38: ...operation of the lock is restored This should be kept in mind when the door is being installed on site and especially when rechargeable batteries are used and the door remains open for several days RE...

Page 39: ...most suitable product to meet the customer s specific needs Please refer to the current CISA price list for sales terms and conditions DISPOSAL OF ELECTRIC AND ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS Pursuant to ITALI...

Page 40: ...s for homes businesses schools and institutions Allegion had 2 7 billion in revenue in 2018 and sells products in almost 130 countries For more visit allegion com CISA SpA Via Oberdan 42 48018 Faenza...

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