Alarm Lock SE-DTMIII INSTALLATION & SETUP INSTRUCTIONS

SE-DTMIII Conversion Kit

MICROPROCESSOR UPGRADE

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INSTALLATION & SETUP INSTRUCTIONS 345 Bayview Avenue

An upgrade of the DL-Windows program to version 3.5.1 or higher will require that the firmware in the AL-DTM-II module
also be upgraded to AL-DTM-III performance. This is accomplished by replacing the microprocessor of the AL-DTM-II with
an upgrade chip, part number SE-DTMIII. The instructions below depict the procedure for replacing this chip.
The DTM-III allows accounts in DL-Windows to hold up to 2000 locks, while allowing the AL-DTM-III itself to hold up to 200
PDL3000 / PDL3500 type locks, or up to 1000 DL3000 / DL2800 type locks.
Note: If you are unsure about the version of DL-Windows you are running, the version number can be found on the DL­Windows Help menu in the "About" Screen.

WI1428 7/05

Upgrading the AL-DTM-II

1. Open battery compartment and disconnect battery.

Phillips head
screws
(4 places)

2. Remove (4) Phillips head screws from back of case. (Note: The two longer
screws secure the top of the unit and the two shorter screws secure the bottom.

3. Remove rear cover. Take care not to pull on the attached battery leads or lose
the four (4) plastic spacers which are located on each corner of the circuit board.

4. Locate Microprocessor IC5. This is the only chip placed in a socket, and is the
largest on the PC board (located near the center).

5. Insert a small flat-bladed screwdriver under each end of microprocessor and lift
with a gentle twisting action.

Microprocessor

Socket

Insert screwdriver here

End View

6. With the new adapter board in hand, align the pins with the socket. The "JP2"
connector holes and resistor "R1" should be on the left side of the board when
aligning the pins with the socket (see figure below). Press adapter board into
the socket, taking care not to bend any interconnect pins. Be sure all pins are
fully inserted into the socket.

"JP2" and "R1"

on left side

JP2

R1

New Adapter Board

Battery compartment

(slide down)

IC2

IC3

IC4

IC5

7. Insure that each of the four (4) plastic spacers is in its proper position.

Microprocessor

8. Place rear cover on DTM.

9. Secure cover with the (4) screws (the 2 longer screws secure the top of the unit
and the 2 shorter ones secure the bottom).

10. Re-connect battery and close the battery compartment.

11. The software must now be configured for DTM-III operation; follow the Setup
procedure on the next page.

IC5

Spacers
(4 places)

AL-DTM-III Setup

Configure the internal DTM software for DTM-III operation:

1. From Power Up or PC Comm mode, press and HOLD both
the left and green buttons on the DTM. After several mes­sages appear, release the buttons when the display reads:

ENTERING

CONFIG/TEST MODE

2. When the display reads "CONFIG. LANGUAGE", the DTM will
have entered its configuration and self test mode.

3. Press and release the green button once and the display
will read "CONFIG FOR DTM-III MODE".

4. Press and HOLD the green button until the DTM beeps and
the following text appears:

DTM-III MODE=OFF
ON OFF EXIT

The top line of the display indicates that DTM-III mode is

currently off; the bottom line corresponds to the three but­tons on the DTM.

Therefore, to activate DTM-III operation, press the left but-

ton. The display will read:

DTM-III MODE=ON
ON OFF EXIT

(Note: If using DL-Windows earlier than version 3.5.1, you
must press the center button to keep DTM-III operation off-­thus retaining DTM-II operation).

5. Press the green button to exit this sequence. "TASK END-
ING!" will appear briefly. The DTM will proceed directly to
"Door Selection Mode" as described in the next section:

Release the
buttons when
displayed

Door Selection Mode

1. When the DTM is in Door Selection Mode, the display will
switch between the following:

2. Press and HOLD the green button until the DTM beeps.
The DTM will display:

The top line of the display indicates that Door Select mode

is currently off; the bottom line corresponds to the three but­tons on the DTM.

Therefore, if using DL-Windows Version 3.5.1 or later and

you wish to use the AL-DTM-III to provide initial program­ming to currently installed locks, press the left button to turn
DOOR SELECT on. The display will read:

(Note: If using DL-Windows Version 3.5.1 or earlier, you
must press the center button to keep Door Select mode off.
See the DL-Windows User Guide for details regarding Door
Select mode).

5. Press and release the green button until the DTM Displays:

6. Press and hold the green button until the DTM Beeps. The
DTM will perform a brief power control test (TEST RUN-

NING!) and then shut down within 5 seconds.

CONFIG. DOOR

SELECT MODE

DOOR SELECT= OFF
ON OFF EXIT

DOOR SELECT= ON
ON OFF EXIT

Sleep Then

Power Down.

Hold Button=Run,
Press=Next Test

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ALARM LOCK RECOMMENDS THAT THE ENTIRE SYSTEM BE COMPLETELY
TESTED WEEKLY.

Warning: Despite frequent testing, and due to, but not limited to, any or all of the
following; criminal tampering, electrical or communications disruption, it is possible for the
system to fail to perform as expected. ALARM LOCK does not represent that the product/
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