20
21
12 Determine the length of the screws
according to the formula: Screw length
= door thi 15 mm,
''.
Cut the screw at the closest unthreaded
“waist” so that it is either exactly the right
length or slightly longer than the calculated
length, fig. 12. If the screw is now too long,
cut away slightly more.
13 Upper fixation =10 mm Lower fixation =7 mm
Place Upper fixation according to: hole 1
or hole 2.
Place Lower fixation according to: hole 3 or
hole 4. Fix according to fig. 13.
14 Fit the inside fittings, fig. 14a. Fix at the upper
and lower edge with 2.5 mm Allen stop
screws, fig. 14b.
Fitting Instructions Code Handle
®
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The handle is designed for doors that are 35
to 80 mm thick, 1 '' to 3 ''. Check that your
door fulfils these requirements before you start
installation.
Preparation:
Check that all parts are included
and make sure you have the necessary tools,
see page 2.
Fit the batteries according to the instructions
on page 3. Also read about batteries in section
“Operating Instructions Code Handle
®
”. When
fitting, use the illustrations provided on the
fold-out at the rear of the manual.
THIS IS NOT A HIGH SECURITY PRODUCT – ONLY FOR INDOOR USE IN ACCORDANCE WITH IP40 – ALWAYS CONSULT A LOCKSMITH FOR FITTING AND INSTALLATION OF THE PRODUCT
IMPORTANT: Read “Safety and Regulatory Guide” and this manual thoroughly before registering codes or
other settings. It is important that you understand the procedure before you start the process, since you
only have a limited time to perform the procedure.
1a
1b
1c
2
3
Fitting
4 Extract the lock case, fig. 4.
5 Determine two holes to be used by
threading the lock case onto the pin/
square shaft. Select from the screw holes
visible (1-4), fig. 5. One hole above the
lock case and one below.
6 Refit the lock case, fig. 6, without
securing it by its screws.
7 Position the outside fittings, fig. 7.
8 Hang the drilling template on the pin/
square shaft on the inside of the door,
7 or 8 mm, fig. 8a.
Check that the drilling template is hanging
vertically on the door. Do this by
comparing the guide lines on the
template with the edge of the door. Fix
with tape when the template is correctly
positioned, fig. 8b.
9 Remove the outside fittings and extract
the lock case, fig. 9.
10 Drill a hole through the door with at least
a 5.5 mm drill, fig.10, at the two points
you noted in step 5. Ensure that drilling is
made perpendicular to the door.
11a Turn the square shaft so that one of the
flat parts indicating ”UP” is at the top.
Hold it in this position when fitting the
outside fittings as in fig 11b.
11b Fit the outside fittings and refit the lock
case and secure it by its screws, fig. 11b.
ENG
1 Register an administrator’s code
The code handle must be initiated by
deciding an administrator’s code prior to
fitting the handle. The code handle does not
have an administrator’s code when delivered.
a Hold the handle horizontally with the pin/
square shaft downwards, fig. 1a.
b Hold buttons 1 and 4 pressed at the same
time. The LED flashes red, fig. 1b. Release
the buttons. The LED lights green constantly.
c Enter an administrator’s code, 6 digits, fig.
1c. The LED flashes green rapidly. The entered
administrator’s code is now activated.
Note
that all user codes are erased if the
administrator’s code is changed.
It is important that you write down your
administrator’s code on page 36 and store
it safely. To change the administrator’s code
again, repeat the above procedure.
2 Unlock
Enter at least one user code, see section
“Enter new or change existing user code”
under “Operating Instructions Code Handle”.
Unlock the handle by entering a correct code
on the pushbuttons 1 to 4. A correct code
causes the LED to flash green, if the sound
is on it is also acknowledged by three short
beeps. An incorrect code causes the LED to
flash red. The handle will remain unlocked
once a correct code has been entered, as long
as automatic locking has not been requested,
see section “Automatic locking” under
“Operating Instructions Code Handle”.
3
Lock
Lock the handle by pressing the padlock
button, fig. 3. The LED flashes red. If the sound
is on, locking is also confirmed by a beep.
hole 1
Upper
fixation
Upper
fixation
hole 2
hole 3
hole 4
Lower
fixation
Lower
fixation
