EloStar Master / EloStar Master smart
Operation
Kurzbedienungsanleitung V.1.01D
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Quick Reference Guide V.1.01D
2.6.4
Open a Lock with PIN Code
1.
Press key
Clear
and release it immediately, and, if required, press
key
<
or key
>
and key
Enter
in order to select
Open
.
Code entry | Lock 1
is on display, as it may be.
2.
With key
<
or key
>
, and key Enter select the lock, if required.
Code entry | Standard
may be on display.
3.
Confirm
Standard
with key
Enter
, if required.
Code entry | User: Master
is on display.
4.
With key
<
or key
>
select the user- / personnel number and
Enter
, if required.
Code entry | user:
is on display or
Code entry |Staffnb: XXXXXX
and
User / Staffnb | PIN Code
are on display.
5. Confirm with
Enter
.
User no: / Staffnb: XXXXXX
is on display,
0123456789
, as it may
be, and
Code:
or
Code entry | User: Master
is on display.
6.
Enter your PIN code.
The input of code of another type may be required. In this case select
Code
card
and enter this kind of code.
For users that enter PIN code only,
Open| Please wait
is on display. The
bolt of the lock moves back.
Open | Lock open: no.
is on display and, as
it may be,
System unlocked
.
You have opened the lock successfully.
2.6.5
Trigger Silent Alarm When Opening a Lock
That is an inconspicuous way to send a message calling for help. The
alarm
cannot be triggered via code- or RFID card
. When entering PIN
code, trigger the alarm by carrying out the steps listed below.
Take
an activated device PowerXT II / EloXT II and a
burglar (intruder) alarm system (BAS / IAS).
This paragraph is a sequel of the last one.
1.
Perform steps 1-5 of the last paragraph.
Code entry | Master
is on display.
2.
With
<
and
>
select all the numbers of your code but the last one. Confirm
each digit with
Enter
.
3.
Instead of the last number (‘8’, for example) take its value (8) and add the
value which has been set in TwinComm for ‘Silent alarm’ (ex works ‘1’, value
range 1-9) and confirm with
Enter
.
If the result is a two-
digit number, instead of sum ‘10’ enter 0, instead of ‘11’
1, instead of ‘12’ 2 etc.
The messages displayed and, if necessary, additional opening procedures are
the same as those of a standard opening process.
You have entered the alarm code and successfully triggered silent alarm.
