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FIAM. x1R User Manual Download Page 7

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BASIC PROGRAMMING

NOTE:
deciding about to whom you will entrust your master TAG and service
TAG is entirely a question of the hierarchies you intend to activate. Con-
sidering that the master TAG , as we already pointed out, both has the or-
dinary function of opening the door and is capable of accessing every
type and degree of programming level, it must obviously be used and
kept by the home owner.
In addition, remember that the master TAG can also exclude access for
one or more service TAG , while the opposite cannot happen.
For example, the owner of the average family home may want to entrust
a service TAG to the maid.
So if you want to block free access during a period when you are away from
home, all you have to do is disable the consent for the TAG held by your
maid to be used from the electronic memory. Although she still has the key,
it will be deactivated. You will be able to reactivate its use if necessary
when you return (see page 10).

ACTIVATING OTHER “MASTER TAGS”:

access the “programming” facility

A.

with the door open, press the spring latch

, with one finger and keep

it pressed, then bring the transponder previously registered as the “mas-
ter TAG ” close to the receiver located on the external plaque

(fig. 1).

B.

the acoustic alarm will emit a scale of rising sounds to tell you that the
lock is in the “programming” mode.

The lock will only remain in programming mode as long as you keep

the spring latch pressed. If you release the spring latch, you will auto-
matically leave the programming mode.

C.

so, while keeping the spring latch

, constantly pressed all the time, press

the black button located on the internal plaque

(fig. 3) and keep it

pressed for at least one second: The buzzer emits two short sounds (2
beeps).

NOTE:
If the buzzer only emits one short sound (1 beep), press the black key a-
gain so that the buzzer emits TWO short sounds (2 beeps) confirming that
the lock is now set up for programming new “master” level TAGS.

D.

The TAG moved close to the reader on the external plaque

(fig. 1) is

therefore programmed at “master2 level. As long as it remains in this s-
tatus, or until spring latch

is released, any other TAG that is brought

near the reader will be programmed at “master” level.

release the pressure on the spring latch

to exit the programming mode.

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Summary of Contents for x1R

Page 1: ...u s e r g u i d e Electronic lock for security doors x1R ...

Page 2: ... access as well for doing ordinary maintenance and solving any problems WHAT IS YOUR X1R ELECTRONIC LOCK AND HOW DOES IT FUNCTION Your door is an intelligent door That is because the x1R is a lock with more than the traditional key mechanism although that is also always available just in case there is a power cut or any electric or electronic breakdown or damage as it also offers electronically co...

Page 3: ...3 GENERAL PLAN OF THE SYSTEM 1 2 3 4 Battery holder x Key transponder TAG radio control External plaques Spring latch Internal plaques 5 1A 1B 6 2 6 3 6 1 6 ...

Page 4: ...circuits or other components are housed in the external plaques and if these are intercepted in case of an attempted violation they can cause the lock to open INTERNAL PLAQUES The internal plaque houses two keys for opening and closing the lock by means of a mo tor built into it Push the green to open the door When the smaller black key is pushed this causes the link ages to move out quickly and c...

Page 5: ...r keys enable their holder to open the lock access the programming change the functioning mode activate new master keys activate and deactivate the service keys reset the memory completely Once they have been activated the service TAG keys enable their holder to open the lock NOTE We strongly recommend that you register at least two TAG master keys as they are the only ones that enable their holde...

Page 6: ...nger and bring the TAG programmed before at a master level near the receiv er on the external plaque fig 1 B the acoustic alarm will emit a scale of rising sounds to tell you that the lock is in the programming mode The lock will only remain in programming mode as long as you keep the spring latch pressed If you release the spring latch you will auto matically leave the programming mode C so while...

Page 7: ...pring latch with one finger and keep it pressed then bring the transponder previously registered as the mas ter TAG close to the receiver located on the external plaque fig 1 B the acoustic alarm will emit a scale of rising sounds to tell you that the lock is in the programming mode The lock will only remain in programming mode as long as you keep the spring latch pressed If you release the spring...

Page 8: ...he command to open is given the lock withdraws the bolts but not the spring latch which must be held back with the handle or the mechanical key to give access to the interior Later when the door is closed again the lock will automatically shoot the bolts Mode 3 when the command to open is given the lock withdraws the bolts and holds back the spring latch giving access to the interior Once it has o...

Page 9: ...ing mode C so while keeping the spring latch constantly pressed all the time now press press the green key located on the internal plaque fig 6 for at least one second to modify the functioning mode The buzzer emits a number of short sounds beeps that corresponds to the operating mode D Each time the green key is pressed you move on to the next mode For example If when the green key is pushed the ...

Page 10: ...till stored in the electronic memory This operation simultaneously disables all the service numerical codes as well and all the radio controls in use release the pressure on the spring latch to exit the programming mode To reactivate ALL the service TAG you must access the programming facility A with the door open press the spring latch with one finger and keep it pressed then bring the transponde...

Page 11: ...spring latch to exit the programming mode To definitively cancel ALL the TAG keys complete reset you must access the programming facility A with the door open press the spring latch with one finger and keep it pressed then bring the transponder registered as the master TAG close to the receiver located on the external plaque fig 1 B the acoustic alarm will emit a scale of rising sounds to tell you...

Page 12: ...7 down si multaneously for at least ten seconds B When the keys are released they work again normally According to the system installed by your installer your x1R electronic lock will function with alkaline batteries or will be powered by mains recharge able batteries In both cases the batteries are housed at the edge of the door and all you have to do to access them to replace or maintain them is...

Page 13: ...PHASE MEMORIZING THE NEW ENTRANCE CODES Numeric codes must be programmed at two different levels at least one at master level whilst the others will be at service level The master codes enable their holder to open the lock have access to programming change the functional mode activate new codes and or master keys activate and deactivate service codes and or keys totally reset the memory With the e...

Page 14: ...e memorized beforehand at master level on the keyboard fol lowed by the key fig 10 B the acoustic alarm will emit a rising scale of beeps to warn you that the lock is in the programming mode The lock will only remain in this mode programming for as long as you keep the spring latch pressed You will automatically leave the pro gramming mode by releasing it C Keeping the spring latch constantly pres...

Page 15: ... MASTER CODES access the programming facility A with the door open keep your finger pressed on spring latch and press the master code on the keyboard followed by the key fig 10 B the acoustic alarm will emit a rising scale of beeps to warn you that the lock is in the programming mode The lock will only remain in this mode programming for as long as you keep the spring latch pressed You will automa...

Page 16: ...ed Mode 2 after the opening command has been given the lock draws back the bolts but not the spring latch which must be drawn back by a handle or me chanical key for you to enter The lock will automatically draw the bolts after the door has closed Mode 3 after the opening command has been given the lock draws back the bolts and holds back the spring latch for you to enter The spring latch is re le...

Page 17: ...ming mode by releasing it C Keeping the spring latch constantly pressed press the green key lo cated on the internal plaque fig 6 for at least one second The buzzer will emit the same number of short beeps as the number of the mode being used D Each time you press the green key you will pass on to the next mode For example if the buzzer emits three short beeps when you press the green key this mea...

Page 18: ...ow deactivated for opening the lock but are still stored in the electronic memory This operation also simultaneously disables all the service TAGs and any radio controls being used release the pressure on the spring latch to exit the programming mode To re enable ALL the service codes you must access the programming facility A with the door open keep your finger pressed on spring latch and press t...

Page 19: ...e spring latch to exit the programming mode To definitively cancel ALL the entrance codes total reset you must access the programming facility A with the door open keep your finger pressed on spring latch and press the master code on the keyboard followed by the key fig 10 B the acoustic alarm will emit a rising scale of beeps to warn you that the lock is in the programming mode The lock will only...

Page 20: ...the keys the buttons are reactivated to normal working con ditions Your door with its FIAM x1R electronic lock will work with alkaline cell bat teries or will be powered by buffer batteries rechargeable from the mains de pending on the system installed by your installer In both cases the cell batteries and batteries are anyhow housed on the door and you only have to loosen the screws located on th...

Page 21: ...black key on the inter nal plaque fig 3 for at least one second The buzzer will emit one short beep Then press key 6 1 on the radio control fig 9 Each ra dio control presented and activated with the procedure just described will be recorded at service level The buzzer will confirm memorizing each radio control with one a short beep When you have completed the memorization procedure go on to enabli...

Page 22: ...an be located at a distance from the door for example the interphone key or an ordinary button using the mechanical key pressing key 6 1 on the radio control NOTE Please remember that the FIAM x1R electronic lock can always work at any time even if there are problems both from the inside and outside by using the mechanical key which can be carried inside the TAG Keys 6 2 and 6 3 located on the x R...

Page 23: ...totally cancel them To disable ALL the radio controls you must access the programming facility A with the door open keep your finger pressed on spring latch and place the TAG or master numeric code near to the receiver located on the external plaque fig 1 B The acoustic alarm will emit a rising scale of beeps to warn you that the lock is in the programming mode The lock will only remain in this mo...

Page 24: ...n in this mode programming for as long as you keep the spring latch pressed You will automatically leave the pro gramming mode by releasing it C Keeping the spring latch constantly pressed press the black key locat ed on the internal plaque fig 3 for at least one second until the buzzer emits two short beeps All the radio controls stored in the electronic memory are now re enabled to open the lock...

Page 25: ...release the pressure on the spring latch to exit the programming mode To definitively cancel ALL the radio controls total reset you must access the programming facility A with the door open keep your finger pressed on spring latch and place the TAG or master numeric code near to the receiver located on the external plaque fig 1 B The acoustic alarm will emit a rising scale of beeps to warn you tha...

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