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Setting the Left Hand/Right Hand 

The opening or locking direction may change depending on the location in which 
the unit is installed. 

 

Adjust the [Left Hand/Right Hand] switch according to the location of the outdoor 
unit before installing the indoor unit. 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Status of Left Hand/Right Hand 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The doorlock is installed on the right
of  the  door  when  it  is  viewed  from
outside. 

The doorlock is installed on the right
of  the  door  when  it  is  viewed  from
outside. 

Left Hand 

Right Hand 

Left Hand Setting 

Set the switch to 2. 
 

Right Hand Setting 

Set the switch to 1.

 

Summary of Contents for Ezon SHS-3120

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Page 3: ... be registered The door does not have to be locked manually Using the automatic locking function the door is automatically locked when it closes eliminating the need to lock it manually Double locking function adds security The double locking function adds security by preventing the door from being opened from outside at night or at times when extra security is needed Pranks played by children and...

Page 4: ...eft Hand Right Hand 12 Basic Functions 13 Initialization Master Password Password and Card 13 Master Password Registration and Change 14 Password Registration 15 Card Registration 17 Deleting the Card and Password Individually 19 Opening the Door from Outside with a Master Password or a Password 20 Opening the Door from Outside with a Card 21 Opening Locking the Door from Inside 22 Locking the Doo...

Page 5: ...ble Security Mode Setting 23 Automatic Manual Locking Setting 24 Sound Setting and Releasing 25 Alarm Sound Emergency Sound 26 Troubleshooting 29 Operating Method Summary 31 Product Specifications 33 User Code Registration Table 34 ...

Page 6: ...ing Information given under this heading is information the user must be aware of to prevent physical harm Caution Information given under this heading is information the user must be aware of to prevent service problems or system damage Note Information given under this heading provides additional information relating to the text in this manual Description of Symbols General warning or caution Pr...

Page 7: ...ly change the password Do not operate the product with wet hands and keep liquids such as water or drinks away from the product or the product may malfunction or be damaged Do not use the excessive force or sharp objects to push the door lock buttons as this can damage the product Make sure that the door is completely closed when going outside The manufacturer does assume the responsibility for an...

Page 8: ...roduct as these fluids can cause product malfunction Use a soft and dry cloth instead Replace all batteries immediately after they run out of power and never mix new batteries with used ones This can cause reduction of product life or a malfunction in the product Be sure to correctly match the poles when installing the batteries Install the batteries with the correct poles Improperly installed bat...

Page 9: ...H T4 x 25 5 Plate In Wooden Door Fastening 4 FH M3 x 6 4 In Housing Plate In Fastening 5 FH U10 24 x 9 4 Deadbolt Striker Iron Door Fastening 6 FH T4 x 15 4 Deadbolt Striker Wooden Door Fastening Deadbolt User Guide AA Batteries LR6 Outdoor Unit Indoor Unit Turn Shaft Strike Magnet Support Panel Card The product components used may vary depending on the installation environment ...

Page 10: ...rd or finishing the registration mode 4 Card Reader The Card Reader is used to recognize a registered card before opening the door Touch the Wake Up button to operate the Card Reader 5 External Power Contact Power can be supplied from the emergency battery after the main batteries have been completely discharged 9V battery 6 Reset Button This button is used to reset the unit when it stops operatin...

Page 11: ...rged 3 Magnetic Sensor This senses door opening and closing 4 Battery Cover This cover protects the batteries the Set button and the Card button 5 Battery Holder This holds the batteries 6 CARD Button This is used to register a card or delete the password card data 7 SET Button This is used to register the master password or change the password It is also used to change the doorlock setting Batter...

Page 12: ... if the batteries are not replaced Although actual battery life differs depending on the manufacturer date of production and operation environment four 1 5V AA alkaline batteries can last for one year based on an average of 10 uses per day Battery Life 4 AA batteries Melody If the poles of the batteries are not placed properly the door lock will not operate normally Liquid leaks from batteries can...

Page 13: ...Using 9V Battery Buy an emergency battery 9V at the nearest store 3 Opening the Door Using the Emergency Battery Place the card on the card reader or enter the password while the 9V battery is connected to the external power contact of the outdoor unit Or Password Entry The door is not opened Recognition of a Card Or As the alkaline batteries offer longer life they are recommended over the mangane...

Page 14: ...ch according to the location of the outdoor unit before installing the indoor unit Status of Left Hand Right Hand The doorlock is installed on the right of the door when it is viewed from outside The doorlock is installed on the right of the door when it is viewed from outside Left Hand Right Hand Left Hand Setting Set the switch to 2 Right Hand Setting Set the switch to 1 ...

Page 15: ... and card data are all deleted 1 Opening the Cover from inside Open the battery cover on the indoor unit 2 Pressing the Set Button from inside Press and hold the Set button for 10 seconds or longer Successful Toot Toot toot Toot toot toot toot sounds are generated 3 Entering the Master Password from outside Enter the master password press 1234 when initialized and then press the button Successful ...

Page 16: ... 2 Entering the Previous Master Password from outside Enter the current password 1234 after initialization and press the button 3 Entering a New Password from outside Enter a new master password and press the button To prevent burglary it is recommended to use a password of 6 digits or longer Only numbers between 0 and 9 can be used Successful Toot t Failed Toot Successful Too t toot toot Failed T...

Page 17: ...n 3 Entering the User Code from outside Enter the user code 1 to 70 of the password to be registered and press the button The already registered code is not available Successful Too t toot toot Failed Toot Successful Toot toot Failed Toot Toot The 70 user codes are allocated to register the password and card information It is required to enter the user code of the registered password or card infor...

Page 18: ...rd Operation from outside To make ensure the password has been properly registered check the new password and close the door Please refer to Opening the Door from Outside with a Master Password or a Password on page 20 Too t Successful Too t Failed Toot Manage your password with care so that unauthorized people will not have access to it Regularly changing your password can reduce the risk of it b...

Page 19: ...ed and press the button 3 Entering a User Code from inside Enter the user code 1 to 70 of the card to be registered and press the button The already registered code is not available Successful Too t toot toot Failed Toot Successful Toot toot Failed Toot Toot toot toot The 70 user codes are allocated to register the password and card information It is required to enter the user code of the register...

Page 20: ... a Series and Terminating Repeat the Steps 3 and 4 to register additional cards Press the Wake Up button to terminating registration 6 Checking Card Registration from outside Press the Wake Up button and then put the card on the card reader Please refer to Opening the Door from Outside with a Card on page 21 Too t ...

Page 21: ...aster password and press the button 3 Entering the User Code from outside Enter the user code 1 to 70 of the password or card to be deleted and press the button The code that is not registered is not deleted Successful Too t toot toot Failed Toot Successful Too t Failed Toot Toot Toot toot Check the user code of he password or card information to be deleted before deleting it Deleting the card is ...

Page 22: ...roduct is purchased Please refer to Double Security Mode Setting on page 22 to change the double security mode to the common security mode The password must be entered while the number pad is lighted If the light is turned off press the Wake Up button and reenter the password If the wrong password is entered press the button to cancel the entry and start from the beginning If the wrong password is...

Page 23: ...e door will be opened after 1 second Place the card on the card reader Pressing the Wake Up button Successful Too t Failed Toot The card reader will operate properly when the card is placed within 20mm of the card reader The recognition distance may differ depending on the card manufacturer A toot alarm sound is generated when an unregistered card is placed or the card is not recognized ...

Page 24: ... door when it is locked Press the OPEN button to lock the door when it is closed in Manual Locking mode Turn the manual switchgear to open the door while the door is locked Turn the manual switchgear to close the door while the door is opened When the door is closed the deadbolt comes out automatically after 2 seconds Press the Wake Up button while the door is closed Too t Too t In the Manual Lock...

Page 25: ... Mode Setting 7 button Double Security Mode 9 button Common Security Mode Too t Briefly press the Set button on the indoor unit Toot Double Security Mode This can prevent the password from being exposed by pressing any two numbers for authentication before pressing the password Setting the Double Security Mode is available while the door is open The double security mode is set when the product is ...

Page 26: ...utomatically locked 2 seconds after being closed This mode is not activated when a magnet is not used or the batteries are completely discharged Manual Mode The door is not automatically locked after being closed It is locked only when the Wake Up button or the OPEN button of the indoor unit is pressed Difference between Automatic and Manual Modes The door is automatically locked again if the clos...

Page 27: ...und are deactivated 1 3 Button All sounds are activated and the sound gets louder as the step goes up In registration mode sound is generated regardless of the current setting The setting is in effect when registration is completed The sound function is set in two steps after initialization Sound Function Operation The sound function is set when the button is pressed after the 0 3 button is presse...

Page 28: ...row The alarm sound is generated and the door lock is deactivated for 3 minutes While the door is in this inactive mode a single toot sound is generated every 10 seconds and eight consecutive toots will sound after 3 minutes Following this the lock is released from inactive mode Press the Set button the Card button or the Open button on the indoor unit or turn the manual switchgear Place the regis...

Page 29: ...button on the outdoor unit while the door is locked Enter the master password or password and press the button to set the security function Too t too t Too t Expose the registered card to the card reader or enter the password and then press the button Outside Press and hold the button on the outdoor unit for 3 seconds Toot toot toot for 5 minutes Or The security function is automatically released ...

Page 30: ...d button and the Set button are pressed from inside while the double locking function is set When the Wake Up button is pressed the door cannot be opened while the alarm sound is generated Too t too t Too t too t Releasing Double Locking Press the Open button on the indoor unit Inside Turn the manual switchgear 삐 Please be cautious since the door cannot be opened from outside when this function is...

Page 31: ...word cannot be registered The code to be registered has another information Try again after changing the user code Check if the password has 4 12 digits P 15 16 The card cannot be registered The code to be registered has another information Try again after changing the user code Place the card to be registered within 10 seconds of entering the user code P 17 18 The door cannot be opened even after...

Page 32: ...ing mode then the door lock is installed improperly Contact the digital door lock distributor to have it reinstalled The automatic locking function will not work if the batteries are completely discharged Check the batteries P 24 Alarm Sound Problem Solution Remark The too t too t alarm sound is generated when the Wake Up button is pressed The alarm sound is generated if the Wake Up button is pres...

Page 33: ...e deleted entry button Opening the Door from Inside Automatic Mode Press the Open button while the door is locked The door opens Manual Mode Turn the manual switchgear The door opens Closing the Door from Inside Automatic Mode Press the Open button while the door is opened The door locks Manual Mode Turn the manual switchgear The door locks Opening the Door from Outside Double Security Mode Card P...

Page 34: ...rd entry button Security Function Release Enter the password or place the card Emergency Sound Deactivation from Inside Press the Set button or the Card button Emergency Sound Deactivation from Outside Enter the password or place the card Double Locking Setting Press and hold the Open button for 5 seconds while the door is locked Double Locking Release Press the Open button or turn the manual swit...

Page 35: ...in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not in stalled and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception whic...

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