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Mounting instructions 82132/3xxx CB 30
14 Partial commissioning / Complete commissioning
Once the lock has been mounted, partial commissioning (only by means of PC software) or complete commissioning (by means
of PC software or via the input unit) can take place.
In partial commissioning, the locking system is configured (e.g., setting of silent alarm, double code, code preassignment), but
these settings will not become active until the lock is commissioned completely by activating the master code. This function is
helpful in particular for simplifying operation during mounting to the secure storage unit and prior to delivery to the custo mer.
This means that the lock will initially still open by entering the assembler code. In contrast to partial commissioning, after
complete commissioning, all programmed codes and functions will be available, whereas the assembler code is disabled.
For complete commissioning, two methods are available:
- Partial commissioning by means of PC software, followed by complete commissioning by means of the input unit
- Commissioning by means of the input unit
The procedure for partial commissioning can be found in the operating instructions of the PC software. How to proceed further
in complete commissioning can be found in the operating instructions of the lock, chapter 8.
Locks that have been partly commissioned should be completely commissioned prior to handing them over to the end
customer. Both in partial and complete commissioning, the customer must be notified of all programmed codes and
functions! The appropriate data of the presettings made (codes, functions) should be mentioned for the user in the
instructions of the secure storage unit or in additional documents. In addition to that, the set master code can be
documented in the operating instructions of the lock. For more information on this, please refer to the area highlighted
in gray in chapter 1, page 4, "Master code set by the distributor or manufacturer of the safe" and chapter 15.
15 Functional test
The function of the lock must be tested according to chapter 8.1 ff. of the operating instructions of the lock with the door opened.
The mechanical opening by means of the double-bit key must also be tested (see operating instructions lock chapter 11).
As long as the assembler code is used for opening (master not yet enabled), there is no guard time for incorrect code
inputs and no take-off contact signal message either. After the master has been enabled, the removal of the top part of
the input unit is detected by the lock. Each opening will result in suitable signaling. How to reset the lift-off contact
message can be found in the operating instructions of the lock in chapter 9.6.
16 Permanent power supply
Two batteries of type AAA are available in the input unit for power supply of the lock.
If necessary, along with the battery power supply the lock can also be supplied permanently with voltage. The technical data of
permanent power supply can be found in chapter 10.
Even with permanent power supply, the batteries must still be inserted into the input unit because otherwise the lock
can no longer be opened by means of the code input in case of power failure or a defect in the permanent power
supply. A failure of the permanent power supply and a low battery capacity will trigger the undervoltage display
(see operating instructions chapter 13.1). The batteries and the permanent power supply should be checked as soon
as possible in this case.