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M M M M
AINTENANCE AINTENANCE AINTENANCE AINTENANCE
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6 6
6))))
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ERVICE
ERVICE ERVICE
ERVICE
O O O O
PERATIONS
PERATIONS PERATIONS
PERATIONS
W W W W
AVE AVE AVE AVE
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ODE ODE ODE ODE
LLLL
OCK OCK OCK OCK
B B B B
ATTERY ATTERY ATTERY ATTERY
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TATUS TATUS TATUS TATUS
The battery status control can be done using any valid staff card; there are 2 different warning levels:
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low battery status: the LED signal gives 3 red + green blinks before lock opening;
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end battery status: the LED signal gives 12 red + green blinks before lock opening.
These warnings are also recorded into lock history as separate events with respect to the openings.
Steps to change batteries:
Steps to change batteries: Steps to change batteries: Steps to change batteries:
With the proper tool, it is possible to remove the batteries holder cover as shown in figure below. 3
alkaline AA LR6 type batteries are needed.
E E E E
MERGENCY MERGENCY MERGENCY MERGENCY
M M M M
ECHANICAL ECHANICAL ECHANICAL ECHANICAL
C C C C
YLINDER YLINDER YLINDER YLINDER
The electronic locks always have an emergency mechanical cylinder with variable key bitting.
The cylinder works with 3 different keys (number from 1 to 3):
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key number 1 must be used first;
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in case of key number 1 has been lost or has not been considered secure, key number 2 can be
used. In this case the use of the key number 1 is blocked;
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in the same way, using key number 3, key number 2 will be disabled.
Independently from the key you are using, follow this procedure:
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insert the mechanical key and turn 360° in the clockwise direction;
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rotate the knob (external handle).