Philips DDL111LAGBB/97, DDL111LAGSB/97, DDL111LAGGB/97 User guide

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EasyKey

Alpha series

Push-pull Smart Door Lock

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User manual

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Contents

1 Important information 02

Security Caution Disposal of used Products and batteries

2 Install your EasyKey 03

Packaging list Exploded views Pre-installation instructions Installation steps

3 Get to know your EasyKey 09

Outside escutcheon Inside escutcheon

4 How to set up your EasyKey 10

-Modify Ma ster PIN code

-User settings

-Delete a user

-System settings

-Extended functions

-System query

-Local Query

-Bluetooth settings

5 How to use your EasyKey 16

Unlock

Unlock from outside

-With a PIN code

-With a ngerpr int

-With a card

Unlock from inside

-With handle

-With Close button

Lock

-Auto/Manual modes

-Lock from outside

-Lock from inside

Inside Deadlock Mechanical key opening

6 Other functions 19

Safe handle function Restore to factory set tings One-button mute function Outside forced lock function

7 Meanings & Use of the indicators 21

Door status indicator Low battery indicator Outside forced lock indicator Mute mode indicator Inside deadlock indicator System lock indicator [CLOSE] but ton indicator

8 Troubleshooting 23

Alarm types and alarm modes How to apply an emergency power How to replace batteries

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1 Important information

Security

◆Before using Philips EasyKey, please read and understand all instructions. Damage caused by noncompliance with the instructions will not be covered by warranty.

◆Use only the manufac turerspecied accessories/components.

◆Use only the alkaline batteries the product is equipped with,

or use the same specification type of alkaline bat teries.

◆Do not forcibly disassemble this product to avoid trigger ing an alarm or damaging the product.

◆Do not scrape the ngerprint sensor with sharp objects, otherwise it may cause permanent damage.

◆Do not expose products to environments where there is water leakage or splashing.

◆Do not expose the product to corrosive substances to prevent damaging the protective cover.

◆Do not hang objects on the handle, in case it might aect the normal use of the lock.

◆Pleae clean the product with a soft cloth.

◆Do not remove the battery during sett ing up and operating.

◆Please let a professional technic ian to install the door lock and follow the installation guidelines provided.Do not disassemble the lock by yourself. Keep the relevant sealed stickers properly. Do not easily disclose the password information.

◆Please modify the default master PIN code immediately after nishing installing and debugging, and keep the mechanical key properly.

◆Please replace all the batter ies immediately if there is a low

battery alarm. Please make sure to correctly match the poles (+/-) when installing the batteries.

Caution

◆Do not place the battery near re sources to avoid explosion.

◆Do not use any emergency power supply that does not meet the safet y requirements to power up the product.

◆Do not connect the 2 poles of the batteries with metals to avoid short circuit which may lead to an explosion.

◆Please make sure any component replacement is executed by Philips, Philips author ized serv ice center or professional technicians.

◆Do not use accessories or parts that have been produced by other manufacturers or have not been specically recommended by Philips. The use of such accessories and parts may void your warranty.

Disposal of used products and batteries

◆You can have your locks reclaimed at Philips author ized serv ice centers. You will receive corresponding compensation if your products meet our conditions.

◆Please familiarize yourself with the local electronic product collection system.

◆Please follow local regulations and do not discard used products into ordinary household waste.

◆Proper disposal of used product s can help to avoid potent ial negative impacts on the env ironment and human health.

◆Batter ies must not be disposed of with ordinary household waste.

◆Please familiarize yourself with the local regulations on batteries classication recycling. Disposing of batteries properly can help avoid a negative impact on the environment and human health.

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2 Install your EasyKey

Packaging list

This packaging list is for reference only. Please refer to the actual packaging contents.

①Outside

escutcheon (including

silicone pad)

⑤Mounting plate

⑩Smart card x2

②Inside escutcheon

(including

silicone pad)

EasyKey易锁

Quick Start Guide

⑥ Quick Start Guide

⑪Mechanical

key x2

③Drilling template

EasyKey

Warranty Card

⑦ Warranty Card

⑫Batteries

④Mortise

EasyKey

⑧ Certicate of

Conformity

⑬ Installation kit

⑭Scouring pad

Striker

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Exploded Views

1. Battery cover (x1)

2. M6 chamfer head screw (x1)

3. Inside escutcheon component (x1)

4. Square shaft (x2)

5. M5 chamfer head screw (x4)

6. Mount ing plate (x1)

7. Mortise (x1)

8. 35mm square shaft (x1)

9. Compressed Spr ing (x1)

10. M6 screw tube (x1)

11. Outer escutcheon component (x1)

12. M4 hexagon screw(X2)

13. M5 screw tube (x4)

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Pre-installation instructions

Step 1 | Check the door opening direction

This product can be installed on doors of 4 types of opening directions: left-out pull, r ight-in push, right-out pull and left-in push.

Left-handle open Right-handle open

Indoor Indoor

Left-in

Outdoor

Indoor Indoor

Outdoor Outdoor

push

Leftout pull

Outdoor

Ri gh tin push

Ri gh tout pull

Attention

1. Plea se cho ose pro per instal lat ion kit as pe r the door thickness .

2. The default i nsta llation k it is applic able fo r a door th ickne ss of 38-60mm, if your door th ickne ss does no t within this r ange, please feel f ree to contac t us.

Step 2 | How to switch between push and pull

Please x the screws in proper locations according to the door opening direction.

Directi on of square shaf t driving block

Right-in push

Left-in push

Directi on of square shaf t driving block

Inside escutcheon Inside escutcheon

Screw Screw

Right pull Left push

Right push Left pul l

Screw

Right pull Left push

Right push Left pul l

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Right-out pull Left-out pull

Directi on of square shaf t driving block

Inside escutcheon Inside escutcheon

Directi on of square shaf t driving block

Right push Left pul l

Screw

Right pull

Attention

1.Use proper installat ion k it according to the door thickness.

2.The default installation ki t is applicab le to doors of 38-60 mm thickness. If t he thickness of your door is not w ithin this ra nge, please contac t us.

Left push

Right push Left pul l

Screw

Right pull Left push

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Installation steps

The following installation steps apply to left-open doors. For right-open doors, please read the chapter [Pre-installat ion instructions] carefully and make needed adjustments.

Use the drilling

template to dr ill the needed holes on the door and mount the mortise into the door.

Tighten the 4

anchor screws on the mortise.

Attention Attention

Please make sure the mai n dead bolt is retracted duri ng installation.

Select a square shaft and connecting screw tube wi th app ropr iate le ngth .

Install the connecting screw tubes on the outside escutcheon. Place the square shaft and compressed spring into the hole of the handle.

M6 screw tube

35mm square shaft

Compressed Spring

M5 scre w tube

Pass the cable through the hole on the door. The square shaft

needs to be inserted into the rotar y hole on the mor tise, so that

the outer escutcheon stays close to the outside door.

Tighten the mounting plate with the 4 M5 chamfer

head screws against the inside of the door.

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Install the compressed spring

and square shaft into the inside escutcheon accordingly.

Insert the connect ion w ire of the

outside escutcheon and the motor wire into the corresponding holes on

the inside escutcheon, then align the square shaft on the inside escutcheon with the rotar y hole on the mortise and insert it to make sure the inside escutcheon is kept close to the inside of the door.

Attention

Please hide t he extra conne cti ng wir es into the hol e of the do or.

M6 Chamfer Head Screws

M4 Hexa gon Screws

Tighten the M6 chamfer head

screws and the 2 M4 hexagon screws.

Put in the batteries and close the

battery cover. Then x the striker to nish the installation.

Attention

Afte r xing the str iker, plea se test if t he door can be o pened and clo sed smoothly.

Please check if all components are

connected properly, such as the pushpull handle, the safe handle switch and the mechanical key.

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3 Get to know your EasyKey

Outside escutcheon

Inside escutcheon

Door status

indicator

Fingerprint sensor

Keypad

Mute button

Outs ide

forced lock but ton

Push-pull handle

Low battery indicator

Card reader

Reset button

Mechanical key hole

Emergency power

interface

Battery cover

Battery cabinet

Auto/Manual

mode switch

Reset button

Ext ended module

interface

Close button

Safe ha ndle switch

Push-pull handle

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4. How to set up your EasyKey

Pre-setup Instructions:

◆There are 2 operating modes in the EasyKey: General mode and dual verication mode.

General mode Dual verication mode

Unlock with a ny reg ister ed ident ity inform atio n

Unlock with a ny two of P IN code, c ard an d nger print

◆User Number You can delete a single user information by its user number without having to delete everything.

◆You can record the user information in the following table for future query.

CardPIN CodeFingerprintNameNumber

◆Icon annotation

Master

PIN code

1.Press [*] key to return to the previo us menu .

2. The default m aster PIN cod e is 12345678 .

One-t ime

user PIN

Attention

code

Visitor

code

User PIN

code

User

number

00-19

User

number

00-99

Finger

Card

Reader

# key

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◆How to enter master mode:

Light up the

keypad.

User settings

Press [#], enter master PIN code and conrm w ith [#].

Press [#] before inputting any other numbers. Enter your master PIN code and conrm w ith [#]. Then you are in master mode.

Modif y master PIN code

Press [#], enter master PIN code and conrm w ith [#].

Press [1] to modify ma ster PIN code.

Press [2] to enter user registration, then press [1] to register a new user PIN code, which will be automat ically numbered and broadcasted by the system.

Enter a user PIN code of 6 to 12 digits and conrm with [#]. Then re-enter it and conrm with [#]. After hear ing a voice prompt of “Succeeded”, press [*] several times until you exit master mode.

Press [#], enter master PIN code and conrm w ith [#].

2 2

Press [2] to enter user settings, then press [2] again to enter one-time PIN code registrat ion.

Enter the new master PIN code and conrm w ith [#]. Re-enter the new master PIN code and conrm with [#]. After hearing a voice prompt of “Succeeded”, press [*] several times until you exit master mode.

Enter a one-time user PIN code of 6 to 12 digits and conrm w ith [#]. Re-enter and press [#] to conrm. After hear ing a voice prompt of “Succeeded”, press [*] several times until you exit master mode.

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User Information Deletion

Press [#], enter master PIN code and

conrm w ith [#].

Press [ 2] to enter user settings, then press [3] to enter f ingerpr int registration. The system will automatically number the fingerpr int and broadcast the number.

Place your nger against the sensor. After hear ing a voice prompt of “Take away your nger and enroll a gain”, please take away your nger and replace it against the sensor. After hea ring a voice prompt of “Succeeded”, press [*] several times unt il you ex it ma ster mode.

Press [#], enter master PIN code and

conrm w ith [#].

Delete a user PIN code

Press [#], enter master PIN code and

conrm w ith [#].

Press [3] to enter user deletion, then press [ 1] to enter user PIN code deletion. Press [1] again to delete a single user PIN code.

Enter the 2-dig it [user number] (00-19) of the user PIN code that is to be deleted and press [#] to conrm. After hea ring a voice prompt of “Succeeded”, press [*] several times unt il you ex it ma ster mode.

Delete all user PIN codes

Press [2] to enter user adding, then press [4] to enter card registration. The system will automatically number the card and broadcast the number.

Hold the card close to the card reader until you hear a beep. After hearing a voice prompt of “Succeeded”, press [*] several times unt il you ex it ma ster mode.

Press [#], enter master PIN code and

conrm w ith [#].

Press [3] to enter user deletion, then press [ 1] to enter user PIN code delet ion. Press [2] to delete all user PIN codes. After hea ring a voice prompt of "Succeeded", press [*] several times until you exit master mode.

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Delete a one-time user PIN code

Delete all ngerprints

Press [#], enter master PIN code and

conrm w ith [#].

Press [3] to enter user deletion, then press [ 2] to enter one-t ime user PIN code deletion.

After hear ing a voice prompt of “Succeeded”, press [*] several t imes until you exit master mode.

Delete a ngerprint

Press [#], enter master PIN code and

conrm w ith [#].

3 3

Press [#], enter master PIN code and

conrm w ith [#].

3 3

Press [3] to enter user deletion, then press [3] again to enter ngerprint delet ion. Press [2] to delete all ngerprints. Af ter hearing a voice prompt of "Succeeded", press [*] several times until you exit master mode.

Delete a card

Press [#], enter master PIN code and

conrm w ith [#].

Press [3] to enter user deletion, then press [4] to enter card deletion. Press [1] to delete a single card and then press [*] several times unt il you ex it ma ster mode.

Delete all cards

Press [3] to enter user deletion, then press [3] again to enter ngerprint delet ion. Press [1] to enter single nerprint deletion.

Enter the 2-dig it [user number] (00-99) of the ngerpr int that is to be deleted and conrm with [#]. After hear ing a voice prompt of “Succeeded”, press [*] several times unt il you ex it ma ster mode.

Press [#], enter master PIN code and

conrm w ith [#].

Press [3] to enter user deletion, then press [4] to enter card deletion. Press [2] to delete all cards. Af ter hearing a voice prompt of "Succeeded", press [*] several times until you exit master mode.

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System date initialization

Remove the battery cover and double press the [RES] button with a sharp object, until you hear a voice prompt of "Restored to factor y settings". All user information will be emptied.

System Settings

Language Settings

Volume settings

Press [#], enter master PIN code and conrm w ith [#].

Press [4] to enter system set tings, then press [2] to enter volume settings.

or or

Adjust the volume as needed: For higher volume, press [1]; for lower volume, press [2]; for mute mode, press [3]. After hearing a voice prompt of “Succeeded”, press [*] several times until you exit master mode.

Attention

The default volume is “higher volume”.

Switch to dual verication mode

Press [#], enter master PIN code and conrm w ith [#].

Press [4] to enter system set tings, then press [1] to enter language settings.

Adjust the language as needed: For Chinese, press [1]; for English, press [2]. After hearing a voice prompt of “Succeeded”, press [*] several times until you exit master mode.

The default language is English.

Attention

Press [#], enter master PIN code and conrm w ith [#].

Press [4] to enter system set tings, then press [3] to choose verication method.

For single vericat ion, press [1]; for dual ver ication, press [2]. After hear ing a voice prompt of “Succeeded”, press [*] several times until you exit master mode.

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Extended Functions Local Query

Press [#], enter master PIN code and conrm w ith [#].

Press [5] to enter extended functions.

To join a network, press [1]. To exit a network, press [2]. Before set ting up the ex tended functions, please download and open the Philips EasyKey APP via your mobile phone.

Attention

The extended functions are optional.

System Query

Secur ity code query

Press [#], enter master PIN code and conrm w ith [#].

Press [6] to enter system query, then press [2] to get the software version automatically broadcasted.

Attention

Directly enter 114# to star t local quer y.

Bluetooth Settings

Press [#] and input ma ster pin code, then press [#] to conrm.

Press [7] to enter Bluetooth settings.

Press [#], enter master PIN code and conrm w ith [#].

Press [6] to enter system query, then press [1] to get the serial number (security code) automatically broadcasted.

Directly enter 400# to start system query.

Attention

To disable Bluetooth, press [3]. After hear ing a voice prompt of “Settings succeeded”, press [*] back to previous menu unt il you exit ma ster mode.

Attention

1.Bluetooth switch shortcut, directly input 403# to open the Bluetooth module, input 404# to turn o the Bluetooth module.

2. When the Bluetooth is o, please press [1] to enable Bluetooth.

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5.How to use your EasyKey

Unlock | Opening from outside

With User PIN code With ngerprint With card

Tou ch keypad

Push or pull to open the door

Touch the keypad and light up the buttons. Enter the registered user PIN code and press [#] to conrm.

After hear ing a voice prompt of “Door opened”, push or pull

Fingerprint sensor

Place your registered nger properly on the sensor.

After hear ing a voice prompt of “Door opened”, push or pull the handle to open the door.

Push or pull to open the door

registered card on the card reader.

voice prompt of “Door opened”, push or pull the handle to open the

door. the handle to open the door.

Unlock | Opening from inside

With handle With Close button

Attention

When you want to open th e door from insid e, plea se make sure the safe ha ndle switch is toggled to green scale and the safe ha ndle funct ion is disabled.

Attention

When yo u want to open t he door from inside, plea se make sure the sa fe handle switch is toggled to gree n scale and th e safe handle function is disabled.

Push or pull to open the door

Place your

After hear ing a

Card reader

Philips EasyKey employs indoor fast opening motise allowing you to directly push or pull the handle to unlock.

Only after you double press the [CLOSE] button w ithin one second can the deadbolt pop up and lock the door. Then pull/push the handle to unlock the door.

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Lock | Auto/Manual modes

Auto/Manual Switch

Lock from outside the door

When the lock is adjusted to Auto Mode, shut ting the door will make the deadbolt automat ically pop up and there will be a voice prompt of “Door closed”.

When the lock is adjusted to Manual Mode, the deadbolt won’t pop up automatically af ter shutting the door. Only ngerprint, card or PIN code verication can make it automatically pop up. After the door is locked, you will hear a voice prompt of “Door closed”. Under Manual mode, after closing the door, you can wake up the outside escutcheon,

[A] represents Auto Mode, under which after you shut the door, the deadbolt will automatically pop up and the door will be locked.

[M] represents Manual Mode, under which after you shut the door, the deadbolt will not automatically pop up and the door will stay open.

Lock from inside the door

When the lock is adjusted to Auto Mode, shutt ing the door w ill make the deadbolt automatically pop up and there w ill be a voice prompt of “Door closed”.

When the lock is adjusted to Manual Mode, the deadbolt won’t pop up automatically after shutt ing the door. Only after you double press the [CLOSE ] button within one second can the deadbolt pop up and lock the door. After the door is locked, you will hear a voice prompt of “Door closed”.

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Deadlock from inside

After the door is locked, long press the [CLOSE] button. The button w ill ash once in red and there will be a voice prompt of “Inside deadlock enabled”.

Attention

Under inside deadlock mode, all funct ions of the outs ide escutche on will be locked. If you try to wake up the system manually, the keypad area will displ ay the combinat ion of “ 15937( X)” and there will b e a voice pro mpt of “Inside d eadlo ck enabled” remind ing you that t he door has be en dead locked f rom ins ide. Under d eadlo ck mode, all op erat ions of t he out side escutcheon a re disabled . Only Master PIN code vericat ion or mechanical key opening is required to release the door from deadlock mo de.

Mechanical key opening

Push

Cut the mechanical key box and take out

the key shell. Push the cover aside and reveal the key itself.

Attention

Insert the key into the key hole and

keep the key and key shell vertical to each other. Rotate the key shell towards the handle for 90° unt il it becomes close to the door surface.

Rotate the key shell downwards for

180° to make the key shell parallel to the ground. Then rot ate the key shell horizontally towards the handle to unlock the door.

We suggest that you do not use the mechanical key for daily unlocking. Use the key only for emergencies, for example when the battery is dead, when the PIN code is forgotten, or when the system fails to work properly.

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6 Other functions

Safe handle function: Lock the handle from inside

Function:

Lock the handle from inside and prevent unlocking from inside.

How to use:

Safe handle switch

1. Enable safe handle function: Toggle the switch to red scale.

2. Disable safe handle function: Toggle the switch to green scale.

Restore factory settings: one button to return to initial state

Function:

Empty all user information and return to factory settings.

How to use:

Double press the [RES] and all the user information will be emptied. The lock will be restored to factory settings.

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One-button mute function

Function:

Use only one button to mute the lock by turning o the voice guide. Applicable to the scenes where you don’t want to disturb your family.

How to use:

1. Mute: When the system is awake, long press

the [Mute] button for 2 seconds to enter onetime mute mode. The button w ill glow green.

2. Unmute: When the system is awake,

Mute button

long press the [Mute] button for 2 seconds to restore the voice guide. The but ton will glow white.

Outside forced lock function

Outside forced lock button

Function:

Unlock ing from inside will trigger an alarm.

How to use:

After the door is successfully locked, long press the functional but ton for 2 seconds to enter the outside forced lock mode.

Attention

Enabling the outside forced lock funct ion will not aec t unlocking from outsid e.

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7 Meanings and use of the indicators

Lock status indicator

Colors of the light and the corresponding meanings:

Blue: Af ter the system wakes up,

Lock status indicator

Low battery indicator

Low battery

indicator

the light will glow blue, indicating that you can operate the lock.

Green: After the door is unlocked, the light will glow green, indicating that the door has been opened.

Red: After the door is locked, the light will glow red, indicat ing that the door has been closed.

Colors of the light and the corresponding meanings:

Red: After waking up, the system will run an

automatic examination on the batter y voltage. If the voltage is too low, the light will ash in red and there w ill be a voice prompt of “Low bat tery. Please replace all batter ies”.

Outside forced lock indicator

Colors of the light and the corresponding meanings:

White:

1. When the door is locked, the light w ill light up alone, indicat ing that you can enable the outside forced lock function.

2. If you have enabled the outside forced lock

Outside forced

lock indicator

function, the light will light up af ter the system wakes up, indicating this function is in use.

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Mute mode indicator

Colors of the light and the corresponding meanings:

1. White: Indicates the mute mode is o.

2. Green:Indicates the mute mode is on.

Mute mode

indicator

Inside deadlock indicator

When the door is inside dead locked, the dig ital functions of the outside escutcheon will be disabled.

If the system is waken up manually, the keypad w ill display the combination of “15937 (X)” and there will be a voice prompt say ing that the inside deadlock has been enabled.

System lock indicator

3 ashes 2 ashes 1 ash

3 minutes 2 minutes 1 minute

If there are 5 consecut ive and incorrect input s of any of the 3 types of verication information (ngerprint/ PIN code/card), this type of vericat ion will be locked for 3 minutes.

Attention

Only wh en touching to wake up the key pad or input ting t he locked t ype of vericat ion w ill the system g ive such a p rompt .

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[CLOSE] button indicator

Colors of the light and the corresponding meanings:

1. Red light with 2 ashes: Indicates the door has been locked.

2. Green light with 2 ashes: Indicates the door has been unlocked.

3. Red light with 1 ash: Indicates the door has been dead locked.

8 Troubleshooting

Types of alarms and alarm modes

Inside unlocking alarm under outside forced lock mode

Triggering: If the lock is under outside forced lock mode, unlock ing from inside will trigger the alarm.

Alarm mode: Continuous repeated alarms.

Turning o: The alarm can be turned o

by a successful ver ication of any type.

Low battery alarm, prompting you to replace the batteries in time

Triggering: After waking up, the system will run an automat ic examination on the bat ter y voltage. If the voltage is too low, the lock give an alarm and a voice prompt of “Low battery. Please replace a ll bat ter ies”.

Alarm mode: A voice prompt of “Low batter y. Please replace all batteries” during unlocking.

Turning o: The alarm will be automatically turned o.

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Anti-dismantle alarm

Deadbolt abnormity alarm

Triggering 1: The door is pried open and the sensor latch bolt pops up.

Alarm mode: Continuous repeated alarms.

Turning o: The alarm can be turned o

automatically or by a successful vericat ion.

Triggering 2: Outside escutcheon is pried open and there is no t to the door.

Alarm mode: Continuous repeated alarms.

Turning o: Auto-close, or close after

the successful key verication, or close after the normal indoor unlock.

Triggering: The deadbolt works abnormally. The door cannot be locked or unlocked.

Alarm mode: Continuous repeated alarms.

Turning o: The alarm will be

automatically turned o.

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How to apply an emergency power

When the battery voltage is insuc ient, and the door cannot be opened from the outside, you can power the lock through the Micro USB interface by using

Reset button

Emergency power interface

a 5V power bank as an emergency power supply. After opening the door lock, plea se replace the batteries immediately.

In case of a system crash and it ’s impossible to open the door from outside, please press the Reset button and then release to let it reboot automat ically.

How to replace batteries

The lock is powered by four 1.5V alkaline batteries. There are two sets of working power inside the battery cabinet. Eight batteries can be put in to ex tend the battery life and reduce battery replacement frequency. The battery cabinet is located at the upper end of the inside escutcheon. By pushing the cover upwards, you can remove it and then t ake out the batteries.

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