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Contents

Contents

Area of use...................................................................................... 3

Technical information .................................................................... 3

Scope of delivery.............................................................................4

Mounting ......................................................................................... 6

Disassambly.................................................................................... 20

Commissioning............................................................................... 21

Brief operating instructions........................................................... 22

Operation ........................................................................................ 24

Changing batteries

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Emergency opening via the profile cylinder ........................................

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Page 1: ... with Part 15 of the FCC Rules and with RSS 210 of Industry Canada Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 This device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation WARNING Changes or modifications not expressively approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the use...

Page 2: ...Mounting Instructions Door Terminal Basic European version ...

Page 3: ...ts Area of use 3 Technical information 3 Scope of delivery 4 Mounting 6 Disassambly 20 Commissioning 21 Brief operating instructions 22 Operation 24 Changing batteries 48 Emergency opening via the profile cylinder 51 ...

Page 4: ...ting mode In this operating mode access rights for up to 26 electronic keys can be allocated directly at the Door Terminal Basic with a special Programming ADD Key stick green These access rights can be withdrawn again from an authorised electronic key at the Door Terminal Basic using a Programming DELETE Key stick red Please contact your Dialock distributor if a different operating mode is to be ...

Page 5: ...bracket and cover 2 1 set of rosette fittings 3 2 door handles Small parts bag 4 1 chipboard screw 3 x 20 5 1 retaining ring 6 1 pin 3 x 22 7 1 pin 4 x 22 8 2 adhesive labels to assist mounting Fastening parts 9 1 square Spindle 10 4 countersunk screws M4 The length of the fastening parts depend on the thickness of the door leaf ...

Page 6: ...Mounting Instructions 28 Accessories not included in the scope of delivery User and Programming Key sticks 2 lithium batteries 1 release lever 1 pair of retaining ring pliers ...

Page 7: ...uctions 29 Spare parts not included in the scope of delivery 1 3 2 4 1 1 cover available in a variety of colors 2 1 bag of fastening parts square spindle and countersunk screws M4 3 1 small parts bag 4 1 fixing plate ...

Page 8: ...he following Door Terminal Basic components depends on the thickness of the door leaf and must therefore be selected appropriately the screws for attaching the rosettes the square spindle Tools required and auxiliary mounting materials a drilling template an electric drill drill bits suitable for the door material Ø 8 mm Ø 7 mm depending on the rosette fittings used Ø 6 mm a hammer retaining ring ...

Page 9: ...ted for left or right facing door handles using the pins on the back of the fixing plate with the bracket 1 Place the door handle on the bracket in such a way that the direction of door handle movement is appropriate for its use 2 Turn the external square with the door handle at its upper limit zero position and hold it ...

Page 10: ... the door handle is under pressure 4 Insert a 4 x 22 pin in the drilled hole labelled R45 on the back of the fixing plate for the door handle limit If the door handle angle of rotation is to be greater than 45 ÖInsert a 4 x 22 pin in the drilled hole labelled R80 on the back of the fixing plate 5 Secure the pins with the adhesive labels so that they do not fall out ...

Page 11: ...or handle Proceed as follows if the pins have been inserted in the wrong side ÖRemove the 8 screws in the fixing plate ÖRemove the fixing plate from the bracket ÖPull the pins out of the bracket using pliers if necessary ÖPlace the fixing plate on the bracket ÖTighten the screws ÖRepeat the adaptation process for the correct hole location ...

Page 12: ...ed for left or right facing door handles using the pins on the back of the fixing plate with the bracket 1 Place the door handle on the bracket in such a way that the direction of door handle movement is appropriate for its use 2 Turn the external square with the door handle at its upper limit zero position and hold it ...

Page 13: ... the door handle is under pressure 4 Insert a 4 x 22 pin in the drilled hole labelled L45 on the back of the fixing plate for the door handle limit If the door handle angle of rotation is to be greater than 45 ÖInsert a 4 x 22 pin in the drilled hole labelled L80 on the back of the fixing plate 5 Secure the pins with the adhesive labels so that they do not fall out ...

Page 14: ...door handle Proceed as follows if the pins have been inserted in the wrong side ÖRemove the 8 screws in the fixing plate ÖRemove the fixing plate from the bracket ÖPull the pins out of the bracket using pliers if necessary ÖPlace the fixing plate on the bracket ÖTighten the screws ÖRepeat the adaptation process for correct hole location ...

Page 15: ...the pins are located in the cavities of the coupling component 2 Using the retaining ring pliers insert the retaining ring in the slot of the inner coupling component In the process ensure that the opening of the retaining ring is not lying over any of the upper square spindle pins This completes the square spindle mounting process ...

Page 16: ...etting up the Door Terminal Basic for operation Mounting on wooden doors is described below Condensation forming on cold components can damage the Door Terminal Basic ÖEnsure that all components are at room temperature Drilling the holes for the rosette fittings and guiding pins 1 Lay the drill template with the mandril for the lock spindle on the door leaf 2 Drill holes in the door leaf on both s...

Page 17: ...spindle 1 Place the fixing plate and bracket on the outer door leaf in such a way that the retaining pins of the fixing plate are located in the drilled holes in the door and the square spindle is sitting in the lock spindle in such a way that the slot for the set screw is pointing in the direction of the strike 2 Ensure that the fixing plate is lying flat on the door leaf If the fixing plate is n...

Page 18: ...ides are located in the drilled holes 4 To connect the fixing plate and bracket to the bolting elements attach the bolting elements firmly with two screws each 5 To attach the fixing plate to the door tighten 3 x 20 chipboard screws in one of the three upper drilled holes of the fixing plate The Door Terminal Basic has been attached ...

Page 19: ...e fittings on the bolting elements in such a way that they snap into place 2 Place the door handle on the square spindle in such a way that the set screws point in the direction of the strike 3 Tighten the set screws 4 Install the profile cyclinder if available The rosette fittings have been attached ...

Page 20: ...n the bracket in such a way that the cover guides are located in the ledges of the bracket 3 Press the upper part of the cover back on the bracket until it audibly snaps into place Take care not to damage the sensitive plug in connections 4 Place the door handles on the external square in such a way that the set screw points in the direction of the strike 5 Tighten the set screw The Door Terminal ...

Page 21: ...from the bracket 4 Remove the batteries from battery compartment 5 Undo the screws in the upper fixing plate 6 Remove the ornamental plates of the rosette fittings with a screwdriver 7 Undo the screws of the bolting elements 8 Remove the bracket and fixing plate from the outer door leaf 9 Remove the bolting elements of the rosette fittings from the inner door leaf The Door Terminal Basic has been ...

Page 22: ...utton on the display The green LED blinks for a few seconds 3 Hold the green Programming ADD Key stick in front of the Door Terminal Basic while the green LED is blinking The green LED lights up in confirmation After removal of the green Programming ADD Key stick the red LED blinks 4 Hold the red Programming DELETE Key stick in front of the Door Terminal Basic while the red LED is blinking The red...

Page 23: ...Access rights have been granted to the learned user key 4 Remove the learned user key 5 Hold the next user keys in front of the Door Terminal Basic within 5 seconds each time After approx 5 seconds the Door Terminal Basic switches off automatically Withdrawing access rights 1 Switch on the Door Terminal Basic by pressing the white button on the display The red LED lights up The Door Terminal Basic...

Page 24: ...to have access rights must be re authorized learned again 1 Hold the red Programming DELETE Key stick in front of the display of the Door Terminal Basic The red LED blinks 2 Hold the green Programming ADD Key stick in front of the display of the Door Terminal Basic The red LED lights up solid briefly The access rights of all the user keys have been withdrawn 3 All those keys that are to retain acc...

Page 25: ...nd the red LED goes out The coupling of the door handle engages and the door can now be opened If the LEDs do not switch from red to green ÖHold the user key closer to the Door Terminal Basic If the red LED goes out without the door opening the electronic key does not have access rights ÖOpen the Door Terminal Basic with a user key that has access rights After approx 3 seconds the Door Terminal Ba...

Page 26: ...ooth operation of the Door Terminal Basic is only guaranteed if weak batteries are replaced immediately We recommend that the batteries are changed at least every two years to prevent any possible damage being caused by leakage of the batteries Do not put batteries in common trash ÖDispose of batteries in an environmentally friendly manner e g at a local recycling point Changing the batteries 1 Un...

Page 27: ...ated above the magnets of the bracket 5 Press the upper part of the release lever in the direction of the door leaf The upper part of the cover is released from the bracket and tips forward 6 Gently raise the lower part of the cover and pull it out of the guiding rails The cover is removed from the bracket 7 Take the empty batteries out of the battery compartment 8 Insert the new batteries in the ...

Page 28: ...Mounting Instructions 50 10 Press the upper part of the cover back on the bracket until it audibly snaps into place Take care not to damage the sensitive plug in connections ...

Page 29: ...oor Terminal Basic is ready for operation again Emergency opening via the profile cylinder An emergency opening of the Door Terminal Basic can be carried out with a key via the profile cyclinder 1 Loosen and remove the door handles see Changing the batteries Steps 1 2 2 Remove the cover see Changing the batteries Steps 3 6 The profile cylinder is accessible so that the emergency opening can be car...

Page 30: ...epted for any printing errors or mistakes that may have taken place in the production of these Mounting Instructions Delivery terms and technical details are liable to change without notice Status 11 01 Copyright Sphinx Electronics GmbH Co KG Tullastr 3 D 79341 Kenzingen Telefon 49 0 76 44 92 28 0 Telefax 49 0 76 44 92 28 90 E Mail info sphinx elektronik de Internet www sphinx elektronik de ...

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