
Codoor CD3500
Installation and Users Guide
Codoor is only for internal fitting and operation
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Table of Contents
1 Codoor - General ........................................................... 4
2 Setting the programming code..................................... 5
3 Installation kit................................................................. 6
4 Fitting to door ................................................................ 7
5 Install reinforcing spring............................................... 8
6 Setting codes ................................................................. 9
7 Deactivation function .................................................. 10
8 Buzzer........................................................................... 11
9 Using Codoor............................................................... 12
10 Testing ...................................................................... 13
11 Backup power supply .............................................. 14
12 Changing the batteries ............................................ 15
13 Erase memory .......................................................... 15
14 Troubleshooting....................................................... 16
15 Where can Codoor be fitted? .................................. 17
16 Technical specifications.......................................... 18
Document number: 81020-2

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1 Codoor - General
Codoor 3500, a complete code lock suitable for fitting to a
single door, incorporates an electronic code lock, a mechanical
locking device and a power unit in the same housing. Codoor
may be fitted on most doors with handle operated ASSA type
mortice locks. When Codoor is fitted; the outside door handle is
disengaged and may be pressed down without opening the door.
To open the door, a 4-digit code has to be entered. The handle
on the inside of the door is not affected by Codoor, and works
normally for people leaving the premises. All programming,
except for setting of the programming code, is entered via the
keypad (see figure). Besides the keys, the keypad includes two
LEDs, one green and one red.
GREEN - In programming mode, the green
LED indicates that codes etc. have
been entered correctly. It also
confirms each key press in
programming mode.
RED - In operating mode, the red LED
confirms each key press.
In programming mode, the LED
flashes slowly until a command is
entered. Then the LED flashes
quickly.
Codoor also incorporates a buzzer, both to confirm each key press (if
required) and to indicate “battery low” by sounding a low tone (see
section Backup Power Supply). Otherwise, the buzzer sounds to
confirm successful programming.
The programming code must be set before the unit is fitted to the
door (see next page).
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2 Setting the programming code
When Codoor is delivered, the memory is completely empty. The
first thing you have to do is to set a programming code, before you
fit Codoor to a door. To set the programming code for the first time,
connect the batteries and proceed as follows:
1. Press the reset button on the rear of Codoor and
hold it down as you press the # button for at least 2
seconds.
2. The red LED will flash quickly, accompanied by
simultaneous sounding of the buzzer.
3. While buzzer sound - press , then enter the
desired 6-digit programming code. Finish by
pressing .
4. The green LED is lit for 2 seconds. A rising tone
from the buzzer confirms that the programming code
has been set.
Note! Programming must be done while the red LED flashes and the buzzer
sounds.
How to change an existing programming code:
1. Press , then enter the existing programming
code (6 digits). Finish by pressing .
2. The red LED will flash slowly, accompanied by
simultaneous sounding of the buzzer.
3. Enter 99 . The red LED will flash quickly.
4. Press then enter the new programming code
(6 digits). Finish by pressing . The green
LED is lit for 2 seconds.
5. Finish programming by entering 00 . As
a confirmation, a rising tone sounds from the
buzzer.
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Having set the programming code, Codoor can be fitted to the door
in accordance with the accompanying installation instructions. Do
not forget to make a note of the programming code.
Programming code
NOTE:- The first 4 digits in the
programming code
must never be used
for any of the 9 access
codes
Code 1:
Code 2:
Code 3:
Code 4:
Code 5:
Code 6:
Code 7:
Code 8:
Code 9:
3 Installation kit
Make sure you have the following tools handy:
Cross-head screwdriver for door handle and cylinder ring screws.
Hack saw for trimming lever handle spindle. (See section Fitting to door).
The following parts are
supplied:
1 Codoor (batteries excluded).
4 extension sleeves for handle
nipples (2 M4 and 2 M5; use
only one pair).
1 reinforcing spring.
1 reinforcing spring holder.