Contents
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Intended use ................................................................................................................................................ 3
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General safety instructions..................................................................................................................... 4
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Scope of delivery........................................................................................................................................ 7
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Initial operation........................................................................................................................................... 8
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Programming ..................................................................................................................................................... 8
4.2
Measurement and calculation .................................................................................................................. 8
4.3
Installation........................................................................................................................................................... 9
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Operation.................................................................................................................................................... 22
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Battery change.......................................................................................................................................... 23
6.1
Emergency power supply........................................................................................................................... 25
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Signalisation ............................................................................................................................................. 26
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Disassembly............................................................................................................................................... 27
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Technical specifications ....................................................................................................................... 28
9.1
Dimensional drawings ................................................................................................................................ 29
9.2
Drawings of installation situations ....................................................................................................... 30
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EU/UK Declaration of conformity...................................................................................................... 34
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Help and other information .................................................................................................................. 35
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Страница 1: ...SI SmartLocker AX Manual 23 08 2021...
Страница 2: ...lculation 8 4 3 Installation 9 5 Operation 22 6 Battery change 23 6 1 Emergency power supply 25 7 Signalisation 26 8 Disassembly 27 9 Technical specifications 28 9 1 Dimensional drawings 29 9 2 Drawin...
Страница 3: ...nd lockers conveniently and efficiently You can programme directly from your workstation or carry out remote opening via the optional radio link SmartLocker AX is operated with passive identification...
Страница 4: ...t on your own malfunctions can occur and access through a door can be blocked Modify the product only when needed and only in the manner described in the documentation CAUTION Fire hazard posed by bat...
Страница 5: ...mains adapters Operational malfunction due to radio interference This product may be affected by electromagnetic or magnetic interference Do not mount or place the product directly next to devices th...
Страница 6: ...ng or installation Modifications or further technical developments cannot be excluded and may be implemented without notice The German language version is the original instruction manual Other languag...
Страница 7: ...e ordered later M4 bolts with half round heads 16 mm 20 mm 25 mm M4 hex nut Tensioning element with sheet metal screw possibly not included Four bolt blocks one pre installed 0 9 mm hex spanner Fixing...
Страница 8: ...es dead bolt fixture flange extensions and screw Additional parts can be ordered see manual Inner side of door up to dead bolt stop A Adapter plate P LL PLATE5 Dead bolt fix ture R 0 0 mm to 5 95 mm N...
Страница 9: ...mm 3 5 mm 2 9 1 mm 23 95 mm to 25 45 mm 3 5 mm 1 10 4 mm Dead bolt fixtures are numbered Door door panel thickness B ad apter plates P Flange exten sions F Screw 10 mm to 16 0 mm None M4 16 mm 16 1 mm...
Страница 10: ...d programme if necessary see Programming 8 Door and parts calculated see Measurement and calculation 8 1 Gently press the reader cover against the floor and screw in the lower screw clockwise until yo...
Страница 11: ...t board 4 Disassemble the reader and engine block 5 Insert the socket into the D hole mount for nut pointing towards the edge of the door 6 Insert the adapter plate with the parallel forced guide onto...
Страница 12: ...Continue to press the forced guide against the inner edge and screw the screws tight with approx 20 Ncm PH1 screwdriver until the forced guide can no longer be moved 9 If necessary insert additional a...
Страница 13: ...t block out of the engine block using a slotted screwdriver 11 If necessary insert another dead bolt block into the engine block 12 Hook the screw into the holder and hold it in place SI SmartLocker A...
Страница 14: ...14 If necessary plug in the flange extensions on the engine block 15 Hold the plastic mounting tool with one finger and place the engine block on the adapter plate or through the D hole bushing 16 Th...
Страница 15: ...17 Place the nut on the screw and carefully tighten the nut with the as sembly tool already installed until it is seated in the hexagonal mount SI SmartLocker AX Manual 4 Initial operation 15 36...
Страница 16: ...8 Tighten the nut with 1 Nm 2 5 mm hex wrench 19 Insert the clamping element and the plastic countersunk screw into the D hole bushing from the front SI SmartLocker AX Manual 4 Initial operation 16 36...
Страница 17: ...20 Screw the tensioner until it stops TX10 key without screwing through the screw 21 Place the reader at an angle approx 45 SI SmartLocker AX Manual 4 Initial operation 17 36...
Страница 18: ...23 Route the cable past next to the area of the light guide 24 Insert the plug into the socket with the lug facing the circuit board using the special tool 9 The reader beeps and flashes three times...
Страница 19: ...ttach the light guide and press it firmly 9 Reader protected against twisting 26 Store the excess cable in the gap next to the PCB 27 Hook the lid on top SI SmartLocker AX Manual 4 Initial operation 1...
Страница 20: ...e lid downwards 29 Gently press the lid against the floor and unscrew the lower screw counterclockwise 0 9 mm hex wrench until it is flush with the lid sur face SI SmartLocker AX Manual 4 Initial oper...
Страница 21: ...9 SmartLocker AX is completely assembled SI SmartLocker AX Manual 4 Initial operation 21 36...
Страница 22: ...5 Operation Present an ID medium to the SmartLocker AX 9 SmartLocker AX signals reaction see Signalisation 26 9 SmartLocker AX reacts as configured SI SmartLocker AX Manual 5 Operation 22 36...
Страница 23: ...wdriver available 1 Put the slot screwdriver in the intended notch 2 Turn the screwdriver as shown to lift the battery lid Push the lid to the case s edge 3 Change the battery see Technical specificat...
Страница 24: ...edure for the other battery 9 SmartLocker AX beeps three times 9 Batteries are changed IMPORTANT Varying behaviour due to rechargeable batteries Rechargeable batteries discharge differently compared t...
Страница 25: ...supply for changing the batteries 6 1 Emergency power supply 1 Turn the screw at the reader s bottom clockwise to push it in 0 9 mm hexagon key 2 Remove the cover 3 Connect a power supply to the mini...
Страница 26: ...nd reader connected 4 Beeping and Flashing LockNode connected 8 Beeping and Flashing red be fore opening Battery warning level 1 Batteries empty soon Change Remaining openings Approx 100 16 Beeping an...
Страница 27: ...8 Disassembly Disassembly is reversed to assembly Carefully press the light guide down to make it easier to remove the cover SI SmartLocker AX Manual 8 Disassembly 27 36...
Страница 28: ...or 40 years standby limited by the life of the battery itself Signalisation Audible signal buzzer and or visual signal LED green red Network capability Yes integrated LockNode can be ordered and retro...
Страница 29: ...9 1 Dimensional drawings SI SmartLocker AX Manual 9 Technical specifications 29 36...
Страница 30: ...hick altogether With metal spindles at least two adapter plates must therefore be used for standard material thicknesses 1 mm to 2 mm However due to the rebate in the door or frame the use of adapter...
Страница 31: ...olt Motor block Door with hole and hinge Adapter plate 5 mm variable Adapter plate 5mm max 30 4 mm min 15 9 mm min 10 mm max 25 mm max 22 5 mm max 22 5 10 mm 22 5 42 83 mm SI SmartLocker AX Manual 9 T...
Страница 32: ...mm min 10 mm min 15 9 mm max 30 4 mm max 22 5 10 mm max 22 5 mm Locker frame Bolt Motor block Door with hole and hinge Adapter plate 5 mm variable Adapter plate 5mm SI SmartLocker AX Manual 9 Technica...
Страница 33: ...max 25 mm min 5 9 mm max 30 4 mm 22 5 32 5 mm Door frame with stop bracket Bolt Motor block Door with hole and hinge Adapter plate 5 mm variable Adapter plate 5 mm SI SmartLocker AX Manual 9 Technica...
Страница 34: ...No 1091 EMC 2012 19 EU WEEE as well as the corresponding UK statutory 2013 3113 WEEE 2011 65 EU RoHS with 2015 863 and 2017 2102 as well as the corresponding UK statutory 2012 No 3032 RoHS with 2014 N...
Страница 35: ...int for electronic waste as per European Directive 2012 19 EU Recycle defective or used batteries in line with European Directive 2006 66 EC Observe local regulations on separate disposal of batteries...
Страница 36: ...sustainable thinking and action and heartfelt appreciation of employees and partners SimonsVoss is a company in the ALLEGION Group a globally active network in the security sector Allegion is represe...