ProLogic L22
Operation Instructions
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Step 2: Display will read “Time Delay Start”
Step 3: Display will flash on every 15 seconds, counting up until it reaches the preprogrammed
time delay value.
Note: Administrators can override Time Delay to open lock anytime.
Step 4: When Time Delay expires, the EntryPad will beep twice then display: “Time Window
XX:00”, indicating the length of time the User has to enter a valid user code to gain entry.
Note: The Counter will count down until the Time Window has expired. A user code is used to
open the lock.
Step 5: Enter a valid Code to open the lock.
3.3 Opening the Lock Under Duress
The ProLogic L22 has a Duress Feature, which allows a User or Admin to open the lock and send a silent
Duress signal indicating that you are in danger. By default, the duress function is active. It can be
disabled by changing the Duress Code Shift Value to 00. Refer to Section 12.2.
In Order to send a signal, the system must have a CB10 junction box installed and must be connected to
an alarm panel.
To Open the Lock under Duress:
Step 1: Enter a valid Code, but add or subtract 1 from the code. The Lock will open as normal and a
silent alarm will be issued.
Note: This will be logged as “Duress Unlock” in events.
For example, if your code is 123456; under Duress, enter 123455 or 123457 to send silent alarm.
Note: The ProLogic L22 has a function called “Duress Code Shift”. This function allows you to turn off
the duress function. See Section 12.2.
