Dormakaba 2725-K6, 2724-K6 Technical Manual

dormakaba c-lever compact
HBC

08/2017

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Technical Manual

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1 About this document 5

1.1 Target group 5

1.2 Validity 5

1.3 Contents and purpose 5

1.4 Supplementary documentation 5

1.5 Abbreviations/definition of terms 7

1.6 Hazard categories 8

1.7 Notes 8

1.8 Symbols 8

2 Basic safety instructions 9

2.1 Designated use 9

2.2 Product changes 9

2.3 ESD prevention measures 9

2.4 Handling of lithium batteries 10

2.5 Dealing with powerful magnets 10

3 Product description 11

3.1 Overview 11

3.2 Structure 11

3.3 Scope of delivery 12

3.4 Technical data 12

3.4.1 Dimensions 14

3.4.2 Conformity 14

4 Installation 15

4.1 Check minimum distance 15

4.2 Drilling fixing holes 15

4.3 Inserting the battery holder 16

4.4 Additional torsion lock 16

4.5 Securing the battery holder more tightly 17

4.6 Mounting the outside lever handle 17

4.7 Mounting the spindle 18

4.8 Inserting the c-lever into the lock 18

4.9 Mounting the inside rosette and lever handle 18

4.10 Removing the protective film 19

4.11 Switch off 'Bolt Recreation Time' 19

4.12 Dismantling 20

4.12.1 Dismantling the inside rosette and lever handle 20

4.12.2 Removing the inside lever handle from the rosette 20

4.12.3 Removing the c-lever from the lock 20

4.12.4 Removing the battery holder locking screw 20

4.12.5 Removing the outside lever handle 20

5 Programming 21

5.1 Initial programming of MRD components 21

5.2 Master media 21

5.3 User media 21

5.4 Program structures 22

5.5 A/B and B structures 22

5.6 Programming user media with B masters 23

5.7 Deleting individual user media 24

5.8 Deleting individual B masters 25

5.9 Deleting all user media 26

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5.10 INI reset with master media for whitelist and CardLink™ 27

6 Operation 29

6.1 Opening with user media 29

7 Maintenance 30

7.1 Maintenance table 30

7.2 Cleaning 30

8 Service 31

8.1 Replacing the batteries 31

8.2 Connecting the programmer 32

8.3 Configuration and traceback 32

9 Troubleshooting 33

9.1 Error analysis 33

10 Disposal / dismantling 34

10.1 Decommissioning / dismantling 34

10.2 Disposal 34

11 Packaging/return 35

11.1 Complete devices 35

11.2 Electronic component assemblies 35

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1 About this document

This section contains information for the proper use of this document.

1.1 Target group

This quick start guide is intended for skilled persons only.
The descriptions are intended for skilled persons trained by the manufacturer. The descrip-

tions are no replacement for product training.
For reasons of equipment safety, the installation, maintenance and service measures de-

scribed in this documentation should only be carried out by skilled persons in accordance with
EN 62368-1 (Audio/Video, Information and Communication Technology Equipment – Part 1:
Safety Requirements).

Skilled person is the designation for people who have the appropriate technical training and
experience in setting up the equipment. Skilled persons are expected to use their training and
experience to identify any risks to themselves and others that may arise while carrying out
these activities, and to minimise these risks as far as possible. It is the skilled person’s re­sponsibility to ensure that the conditions stated by the manufacturer and the applicable regu­lations and standards are complied with when carrying out these actions.

This documentation is also used to provide information for persons with the following tasks:

• Project planning and project implementation

• Commissioning the product within the network

• Connecting the product to user software by programming customer applications

• Customer-specific adjustments with product parametrisation

1.2 Validity

This document describes the product:
Product designation: c-lever compact

Types: 2724-K6

2725-K6

Article numbers and vari­ants:

2725-K6 c-lever compact, standard
2724-K6 c-lever compact, half

This document describes all product versions and all optional features and functions. Options
are subject to a charge and therefore only available if purchased.

1.3 Contents and purpose

The contents of these instructions are limited to the installation, operation, maintenance and
servicing of the product.

1.4 Supplementary documentation

The following documents are available from the sales partners:

• Operating manual programmer 1460

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• User manual for programming and signals of the Kaba evolo components

• System description Kaba evolo

• Planning guideline wireless

• Documentation for currently installed system software

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1.5 Abbreviations/definition of terms

To make this document easier to read, the following short designations are used for the
product designations, as well as the following symbols:

Short designation Product designation

c-lever c-lever compact
evolo component c-lever compact
Programmer Programmer 1460
S-module S-module for c-lever
KEM Kaba evolo Manager
MRD Multi RFID device

Symbols

Acoustic signal

Visual signal

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1.6 Hazard categories

Instructions with information on what to do and not to do to prevent injury and material
damage are denoted specially.

Please follow all hazard instructions. These are intended to help prevent accidents and pre­vent damage.

These instructions are divided into the following categories:

CAUTION

Low risk

Denotes a potentially dangerous situation that could lead to minor injury.

NOTICE

Important information on the correct use of the product.

Failure to comply with these instructions could lead to malfunctions. The product and/or ob­jects in the local vicinity could be damaged.

1.7 Notes

Information is denoted by this symbol.
Tips on using the product are useful pieces of information.

They help to make best use of the product and its functions.

1.8 Symbols

Symbols with the following meanings are used for hazards (depending on hazard source.)

General hazard Hazard from electric shock

Risk of explosion Risk to electronic components from

electrostatic discharge

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2 Basic safety instructions

This product has been built to state-of-the-art standards and in line with established safety
regulations. However, hazards for persons and property may arise when handling the product.

Read and observe the following safety instructions before using the product.

2.1 Designated use

This product is intended for use as specified and explained in the Product description section
only. Any other use is considered non-designated use. The manufacturer is not liable for any
damage or injury due to non-designated use. The user/facility operator is the sole person to
bear risks for non-designated use.

2.2 Product changes

NOTICE

No changes should be made to the product, unless in accordance with changes described in
the instructions.

2.3 ESD prevention measures

NOTICE

Risk for electronic components due to electrostatic discharge.

Incorrect handling of electronic PCBs or components can result in damage which will cause a
complete breakdown or sporadic errors.

• General ESD prevention measures must be observed when installing or repairing the
product.

• Wear an anti-static wrist strap when handling electronic components. Connect the end of
the strap to a discharge box or a non-painted, earthed metal component. This way, static
discharges are channelled away from your body safely and effectively.

• Handle a PCB along its edges only. Do not touch the PCB or connectors.

• Place dismantled components on an anti-static surface or in an anti-static shielded con­tainer.

• Avoid contact between PCBs and clothing. The wrist strap protects PCBs against an elec­trostatic discharge voltage from the body only. However, damage can also be caused by
an electrostatic discharge voltage from clothing.

• Transport and ship dismantled modules in conductive anti-static bags only.

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2.4 Handling of lithium batteries

NOTICE

Lithium batteries can explode or burst explosively.

Improper handling of lithium batteries can lead to fires and explosions.

• Only replace lithium batteries with batteries of the same type.

• Do not open, drill through or squash lithium batteries.

• Do not burn lithium batteries or expose them to high temperatures.

• Do not short circuit lithium batteries.

• Do not recharge lithium batteries.

2.5 Dealing with powerful magnets

WARNING

Magnets can affect the functionality of pacemakers and implanted defibrillators.

The functions of pacemakers or implanted defibrillators may be impaired.
Pacemakers may be inadvertently switched to test mode, causing those who wear them to
feel unwell.

• People wearing such devices should maintain an appropriate distance from magnets.

• People wearing such devices should be warned before approaching magnets.

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3 Product description

This section provides an overview of the product and gives information on technical details.

3.1 Overview

The c-lever compact is an electronic door fitting complete with an antenna (reading antenna)
and mechatronics unit in the outside shield. After identification using authorised media, the
lock and door can be opened manually. An acoustic and optical signal denotes access author­isation.

c-lever compact with wireless module and activated wireless function:

the device communicates via wireless gateway with the host system.
The system software determines the supported functions.

See also the wireless planning guideline and instructions for the system software

3.2 Structure

1 2 3 161513 144 6 75 8 9 11 1210

Item Item

1 Inside handle (optional) 9 M2.5x6 battery holder locking

screw
Not included in scope of delivery

2 M6x6 threaded pin (ISO 4029 /

DIN 916)

10 Mechatronics unit with backplate

3 Inside rosette cover (optional) 11 Battery holder
4 Fixing screws for inside rosette

(2 pieces)

12 Opening tool (optional)

5 Inside rosette ‘round’ (optional) 13 Batteries, AAA lithium

(2 pieces)
6 Spindle (square pin) 14 Guide ring
7 Flexible support plate (increases

torque resistance)

15 M6x8 threaded pin (ISO 4029 /

DIN 916)

8 Sleeves 16 Outside handle

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3.3 Scope of delivery

• 1 c-lever compact • 2 batteries, AAA lithium

• 1 outside lever handle • Fastening materials

• 1 spindle • 1 drilling template

• 1 handle rosette (optional) • 1 set of instructions

• 1 inside lever handle (optional) • Sleeves

[}4.4]

Overview of backplates

1 2 3 4

Item Backplate designation

1 Sweden (SV) *
2 Finland (FI)
3 Japan (JP)
4 Australia (AU)

*Version described in this document.

3.4 Technical data

Technical data

Connection

Data transfer RFID

Hardware

Lever handle Assorted variants (see

product catalogue)
Fitting Zinc housing HxWxD 122x54x23
Antenna cover Synthetic material

Power supply

Batteries 1.5V, AAA lithium
Ambient conditions

1

Protection type IP54 Outside
Temperature -25°C – +70°C The temperature range de-

pends on the battery manu­facturer’s specifications.

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Technical data

Humidity 0%–95% rel. hum., non-con-

densing

Climate Not suitable for heavily cor-

rosive atmospheres (chlorine,
ammonia).

Rooms Not to be used in potentially

explosive environments.

Identification technology

MRD Multi RFID device
LEGIC advant prime
MIFARE DESFire classic
Standards

1

Fire protection DIN 18273 tested in accord-

ance with EN 1634-1
min. EI230-C (EI290-C)

DO 20.31

EN179 According to test certificate
Protection class EN 1906 class 0
Usage class EN 1906 class 3

Cycles

Battery life at 20 °C > 60,000 cycles

1

Depending on configuration

Battery life at -20 °C TBD

1

Certification not yet complete

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3.4.1 Dimensions

125

52

122,8

54,7

79,4 43,4

23,0

34

5

±50°

3.4.2 Conformity

This product conforms to the EU directives
2014/53/EU Radio Equipment Directive
2014/35/EU LVD Directive
2011/65/EU RoHS Directive

You can download the original declaration of conformity in PDF format at www.kaba.com/con-
formity.

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4 Installation

This chapter describes the installation of the product.

4.1 Check minimum distance

• Ensure that there is a space of at least 50mm to pull out the battery holder.

>50

4.2 Drilling fixing holes

Replace locks that do not comply with DIN standard 18251-1 (EN 12209: 2015).

The fitting used determines the position, number and diameter of the drill holes.

ø >20 mm

ü Existing fitting removed

1. If there are no existing drill holes:
Mark the drill holes on the outside and inside of the door.

2. Remove the lock.

3. Note: Do not drill through the door.
Drill the holes up to the lock mortise.

4. Clean the lock mortise.

5. Insert the lock.

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4.3 Inserting the battery holder

• Insert the battery holder, complete with batteries, into the mechatronics unit.
– The battery holder clicks into place.
– The green light briefly illuminates once.

1x

4.4 Additional torsion lock

• Measure the drill hole diameter on the door.

• Select suitable sleeves to bridge the gap.

• Attach the sleeves.

( )

( )

( )

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4.5 Securing the battery holder more tightly

The battery holder can be secured more tightly using a screw.
The screw (M2.5x6) is not included in the scope of delivery.

Use of the battery holder locking screw increases the amount of effort involved in replacing
the batteries, see Dismantling [}4.12].

1.

2. 3.

1. Remove the flexible support plate.

2. Secure the battery holder with the battery holder locking screw (M2.5x6).

3. Attach the flexible support plate.

4.6 Mounting the outside lever handle

1. Position the guide ring on the mechatronics unit.

2. Attach the lever handle in the desired position on the square.

3. Screw the M6x8 threaded pin (with threadlocker) into the lever handle and secure in
place.

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4.7 Mounting the spindle

1. Centre the lug (highlighted in blue) if it is not already central.

8 x 8

8,5 x 8,5

(mm)

2. Align the spindle correctly.

3. Insert the spindle into the mechatronics unit as shown.
ð The spindle clicks into place.

4.8 Inserting the c-lever into the lock

With the spindle on the outside of the door, push the c-lever through the lock hub.

4.9 Mounting the inside rosette and lever handle

The lever handle can only be removed with a special tool after attaching it to the rosette.

1.

2. 3. 5.

4.

1. Attach the (optional) rosette with the plastic attachment (highlighted in blue) pointing
down. Align the c-lever on the door.

2. Screw the rosette securely in place.

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3. Align the cover and place it on the rosette.

4. Attach the lever handle in the desired position on the spindle.
ð The lever handle locks audibly into place.

5. Screw the lever handle securely in place using the M6x6 pin screw.

4.10 Removing the protective film

• Remove the protective film.

4.11 Switch off 'Bolt Recreation Time'

• Switch off 'Bolt Recreation Time' in the system software and transfer to the device using
the programmer.
Refer to the documentation for currently installed system software.

'Bolt Recreation Time' defines the time interval at which the engaging state of the mechat­ronics unit should be checked.

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4.12 Dismantling

4.12.1 Dismantling the inside rosette and lever handle

2.

1.

3.

1. Remove the cover from the inside rosette.

2. Loosen the screws.

3. Remove both the lever handle and the rosette.
The lever handle can only be removed with a special tool after attaching it to the rosette.

4.12.2 Removing the inside lever handle from the rosette

• Use spreader forceps to push the circlip apart and simultaneously remove the handle.

4.12.3 Removing the c-lever from the lock

• Pull the c-lever out of the lock hub.

4.12.4 Removing the battery holder locking screw

1.

2.

If present: Remove the battery holder locking screw.

1. Remove the flexible support plate.

2. Unscrew the battery holder locking screw.

4.12.5 Removing the outside lever handle

• Unscrew the threaded pin from the lever handle and remove the lever handle.

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5 Programming

This section describes how to program the components.

5.1 Initial programming of MRD components

When first used, multi-RFID (MRD) components are set to the technology in which the com­ponents are used with a master LEGIC or MIFARE. The components then behave as defined
for the authorisation types LEGIC (LEA) or MIFARE (MID).

Note: After an INI reset using master media, the components must then be re-programmed
using a master LEGIC or MIFARE.

5.2 Master media

With the A and B master Media the components are programmed directly. The B masters are
organised under an A master. The master media do not have any access authorisations.

5.3 User media

All User media are organised under a B master.

NOTICE

Lost User media should be immediately blocked and deleted from all components.
(Delete lost User media in the KEM system software in the whitelist (add CardLink to the
blacklist) or delete all User media with the corresponding master and then re-program all User
media).

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5.4 Program structures

All components can be organised manually in an A/B structure or in a B structure.
In the A/B structure, up to 200 B masters can be created with one A master. The User media
cannot be directly programmed in an A structure.
Separate access authorisations to User media can be issued with each B master. User media
can be programmed with different B masters but not with the same components.
Each component can be programmed with up to 4000 User media. These can be distributed
across the various B masters as required. For example, a B1 master only manages 50 users
whilst another master, B2, manages up to 3950 users.

5.5 A/B and B structures

A/B- structure

B- structure

Master A

Master B

User media

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5.6 Programming user media with B masters

Components confirm the detection of media with acoustic and visual signals.
In this case, the light ring glows green for as long as the medium is located within the antenna

field and is read.

Programming the
User media

Action

1

1 s

Beep

Launch programming mode:
Master B approx. 1 s hold in front

of the antenna.

1 x short

2

1 s

Beep

Program User media:
User media approx. 1 s hold in front

of the antenna.

1 x short

3

1 s

Beep

Additional User media approx. 1 s
hold in front of the antenna.

1 x short

4

Beeeep

1 s

To complete:
Master B approx. 1 shold in front of

the antenna.
Note: If no master medium is held
up within 20 seconds, program­ming mode ends automatically and
one long acoustic signal sounds.

1 x long

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5.7 Deleting individual user media

In this case, the light ring glows green for as long as the medium is located within the antenna
field and is read.

Deleting
User media

Action

1

1 s

Beep

Launch programming mode:
Master B approx. 1 s hold in front

of the antenna.

1 x short

3 s

2

Beep
Beep

Delete User media:
User media approx. 3 s hold in front

of the antenna.

2 x short

3

Beeeep

1 s

To complete:
Master B approx. 1 shold in front of

the antenna.
Note: If no master medium is held
up within 20 seconds, program­ming mode ends automatically and
one long acoustic signal sounds.

1 x long

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5.8 Deleting individual B masters

NOTICE

All User media under Master B and the Master B medium under Master A are deleted.

In this case, the light ring glows green for as long as the medium is located within the antenna
field and is read.

Deleting Master Bs Action

1

1 s

Beep

Launch programming mode:
hold in front of the antenna. Mas-

ter A approx. 1 s

1 x short

3 s

2

Beep
Beep

Delete Master B and all user media:
Master B approx. hold in front of

the antenna. 3s

2 x short

3

Beeeep

1 s

To complete:
Master A approx. 1 s hold in front

of the antenna.
Note: If no master medium is held
up within 20 seconds, program­ming mode ends automatically and
one long acoustic signal sounds.

1 x long

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5.9 Deleting all user media

Components should not be in programming mode.
In this case, the light ring glows green for as long as the medium is located within the antenna

field and is read.

Deleting
user media

Action

10 s

1

Beep
Beep

hold in front of the antenna. Mas­ter B approx. 10 s

All User media under the Master B
are deleted.

2 x short

1 x long

1

1 x short

Key:

1

Firmware version 42xx

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5.10 INI reset with master media for whitelist and CardLink™

An INI reset can be used to restore the factory settings for the components.

NOTICE

All User media and master media as well as the traceback are deleted.

Components should not be in programming mode.

INI reset for whitelist

In this case, the light ring glows green for as long as the medium is located within the antenna
field and is read.

INI reset with master Action

15 s

1

Beep
Beep

Master B structure
Master B approx. 15 s hold in front

of the antenna. The INI reset will be
executed after 15 s.

After 10 s,

1 x long,

1 x short,

after 15 s,

2 x short

15 s

1

Beep
Beep

Master A/B structure
Master A approx. 15 s hold in front

of the antenna. The INI reset will be
executed after 15 s.

After 10 s,

1 x long,

1 x short,

after 15 s,

2 x short

INI reset for CardLink

In this case, the light ring glows green for as long as the medium is located within the antenna
field and is read.

INI reset with master Action

15 s

1

Beep
Beep

B master
Master B approx. 15 s hold in front

of the antenna. The INI reset will be
executed after 15 s.

2 x short

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INI reset with master Action

15 s

1

Beep
Beep

Master A
Master A approx. 15 s hold in front

of the antenna. The INI reset will be
executed after 15 s.

2 x short

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6 Operation

This section describes operation of the product.

6.1 Opening with user media

Before being used for the first time, access authorisations for the relevant system software
must be transmitted to the User media.

2

1

2

Beep

1. Hold authorised user medium in front of the antenna of the
fitting.

-> The acoustic and visual signals1 confirm access authorisation.
Note: The c-lever's opening time is limited; after this time has
elapsed, the c-lever closes automatically. Upon delivery, the opening
time is approx. 6 s, but this can be adjusted using the 1460 program­mer or the system software.

2. Activate the lock by pushing the lever handle.

3. The door can be opened.

Beep
Beep
Beep
Beep

If there is an attempt to gain access using unauthorised user media,
the acoustic1 signal will sound four times and the red1 light will
briefly flash four times.

Key:

1

If the function(s) have been activated using the programmer 1460 or the system soft­ware.

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7 Maintenance

This section describes product maintenance.

7.1 Maintenance table

The component's mechanism and/or electronics do not require any maintenance.

NOTICE

Opening the mechatronic unit.

Opening the mechatronic unit releases the manufacturer from any liability under the guaran­tee.

Part/function Measures Interval

Batteries Function check in accordance with instruc-

tions

12 months

Replacing the batteries ≤ 24 months

1

Clock (components) Check and set clock time with the system

software

12 months

Firmware update To modify functionality

See the system description

as required

Table1:

Maintenance interval – evolo components

Key:

1

Device with lithium batteries

7.2 Cleaning

Only disinfection agents that are explicitly formulated for cleaning delicate metal surfaces
and plastics may be used. The use of unsuitable cleaning agents or methods can damage the
components' surface.

1. Use a soft, damp cloth to clean the surface.

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8 Service

8.1 Replacing the batteries

WARNING

Hazard due to strong magnetic field

The functions of pacemakers or implanted defibrillators may be impaired.

• People wearing such devices should maintain a distance of at least 50cm from the open­ing tool.

Whilst the battery is being changed, all the data (access authorisations, configurations and
traceback) is retained in the battery-independent memory. The clock settings are lost after 45
seconds.

1.

2. 3. 4.

5. 6. 7.

1x

Also see about this

2 4.12.4 Removing the battery holder locking screw [}20]
2 4.5 Securing the battery holder more tightly [}17]
2 6 Operation [}29]

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8.2 Connecting the programmer

• Connect the c-lever and programmer using the programming cable.

8.3 Configuration and traceback

For correct time management, the clock time and the date on the device must be up-to-date.

c-lever compact with wireless module and activated wireless option:

Configuration, updates (e.g. the clock time) and traceback read-outs are performed by the
system software via wireless gateway.

c-lever compact with wireless module and deactivated wireless function:

Configuration, updates (e.g. the clock time) and traceback read-outs are performed using the
programmer.
The traceback is transmitted from the programmer to the system software for evaluation.
See also [}1.4] > Programmer

c-lever compact without wireless module:

Configuration, updates (e.g. of the clock time) and traceback read-outs are performed using
the programmer.
The traceback is transmitted from the programmer to the system software for evaluation.
See also [}1.4] > Programmer

Also see about this

2 1.4 Supplementary documentation [}5]

TroubleshootingTechnical Manual

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9 Troubleshooting

This section provides important information on rectifying product errors.

9.1 Error analysis

Symptoms Possible causes Measures

The use of a master or user
medium is confirmed via vari­ous acoustic and/or visual
signals by the components

1 x very

short

9 x

flashes

red

– Battery “Low”
(V4 from FW 42.XX)

– Replace the batteries

Door does not open: author­isation via an authorised user
medium is confirmed by
acoustic signals

1 x very

long

— – Alarm — Battery “Empty” – Replace the batteries

Door does not open: author­isation by an authorised user
medium is confirmed via
acoustic and visual signals

4 x

short

4 x

short

red

– Medium not programmed
– Outside the time window

– Program medium
– Check time profiles

Door does not open: author­isation by an authorised user
medium is confirmed via
acoustic and visual signals

1 x long

1 x

short

1 x long

1 x

short

green

– Internal clock in component
has failed

– Check programming and
clock time

User medium cannot be pro­grammed

— — – 4000 media or groups

already programmed in the
e-module

– Defective medium
– Not the correct technology

– Contact customer service

Master medium cannot be
programmed

1 x

short

1 x red – E-module already pro-

grammed

– Execute INI reset for e­module

Master medium is not detec­ted

— — – No power supply – Provide power supply

Other errors 3 x

short

1 x

short

red

1 x

short

green

1 x

short

red

– Unintentional restart —

Door is always open: the
lever handle on the outside is
always engaged

— — – TimePro function activated – Deactivate TimePro func-

tion

Door is always open: Door
does not open or close at
programmed time

— — – Time is missing on e-mod-

ule or is not correctly set
– Incorrect programming

– Set time, check program­ming

Disposal / dismantling Technical Manual

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10 Disposal / dismantling

10.1 Decommissioning / dismantling

• Remove or delete the device in the system software.

• Dismantle the device, see Dismantling

• Carry out a reset.

• Remove the battery/batteries.

10.2 Disposal

This product compliance with the WEEE Directive and is labelled with the "crossed-out
wheelie bin" WEEE symbol as German Industrial Standards (DIN) EN 50419.

The symbol indicates that electrical and electronic devices must be returned separately in EU
member states.

You must not dispose of the device in the household waste as per the European WEEE Direct­ive.

The device's integral components must be separated before they are taken for recycling or
disposal. Old and used devices contain valuable recyclable materials which must be recycled.
Toxic and hazardous components may cause long-term damage to the environment if you dis­pose of them incorrectly.

Legislation (such as the Electrical and Electronic Equipment Act [ElektroG] in Germany) dic­tates that facility operators are obliged to return electrical and electronic devices to their
manufacturer, point of purchase or designated public collection points at the end of their life
cycle.

Disposal in Germany:
dormakaba EAD GmbH will take responsibility for correct disposal of supplied goods once
they are no longer in use as per statutory regulations (ElektroG in Germany). The owner of
the used electrical appliance bears any costs incurred for transport to the manufacturer's
plant.

Disposal in Switzerland:
the device is to be returned to an electrical appliance return point as per Regulation on Re­turning, Taking Back and Disposing of Electrical and Electronic Equipment (VREG).

In the EU, electrical appliances should be taken for disposal in accordance with the country's
respective disposal and environmental guidelines.

The owner/operator is responsible for deleting their personal data.

Dispose of packaging in an environmentally responsible fashion.

The packaging materials are recyclable. Do not dispose of packaging in the household waste;
take it to a recycling point instead.

Packaging/returnTechnical Manual

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11 Packaging/return

Improperly packed assembly groups and devices may produce extra costs due to damage dur­ing transport.

Please observe the following instructions when sending dormakaba products.
dormakaba is not liable for damage to products which is due to inadequate packaging.

11.1 Complete devices

The original packaging is specially made for the device. It provides optimum protection
against transport damage.

Always use the original packaging to return the device!
If this is not possible, you must provide packaging which will prevent any damage to the

device.

• Use a sturdy, thick-walled transport case or a box. The transport case should be large
enough to allow 8–10cm clearance between the unit and container wall.

• Wrap device in a suitable foil or place in a bag.

• Pad heavily around the device with foam padding or air bags, for example. The device
must not be able to move around within the packaging.

• Use dust-free, environmentally friendly fill material.

11.2 Electronic component assemblies

ESD-sensitive electronic component assemblies such as PCBs and readers should be stored,
transported and shipped in suitable anti-static packaging. Electronic component assemblies
must be packed at ESD-protected workstations. This should be carried out by persons who
are familiar with and comply with general ESD protection regulations.

Electronic component assemblies must be returned in packaging with sufficient ESD protec­tion to

• make warranty claims in the event of malfunctions of any type.

• Delivery of replacements for electronic PCBs and components in replacement procedure.

Electronic components shipped in packaging without adequate ESD protection will not be
analysed or repaired to maintain a high quality standard; they will be taken directly to dis­posal instead.