Philips DDL193LAGCG/97, DDL193LAFGG/97, DDL193LAGGG/97, DDL193LAFCG/97, DDL193LAGBG/97 User guide

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Contents

1 Important Information 02

Safety Warning Disposal of used products

and batteries

2 EasyKey Installation 03

Packing List Exploded Views Pre-install Instruction Installation Steps

3 Get to know your EasyKey 08

Outside Escutcheon Inside Escutcheon

4 How to set up your EasyKey 09

-Pre-setup Instruction

-Modify Master PIN Code

-User Settings

-Delete a user record

-System Settings

-Extended Functions

-System Query

-Local Query

-Bluetooth Settings

5 How to use EasyKey 15

Unlock

Unlock from Outside

-With a PIN Code

-With a Fingerprint

-With a Key Tag/Card

Unlock from Inside

-With a Rotator y Knob

-With a Functional Button

-With an Infrared Sensor

Lock

-Auto/Manual Mode

-Lock from Outside

-Lock from Inside

Indoor Deadlock Mechanical Key Opening

6 Other Functions 18

Indoor Infrared Sensor Unlock Restore to Default Sett ings Mute Button Outside Forced Lock

7 The Use and Meanings of Indicators 20

Door Lock Status Indicator Low Battery Voltage Indicator Outside Forced Lock Indicator Mute Indicator Inside Deadlock Indicator System Lock-up Indicator [OPEN/CLOSE] Indicator Indoor Infrared Sensor Unlock

Indicator

8 Troubleshooting 22

Alarm Types and Methods How to use an Emergency Power

Supply How to Replace Batteries

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1 Important information

Safety

◆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 manufacturerspecied accessories/components.

◆Use only the alkaline batteries the product is equipped with, or use the same specification type of alkaline batter ies.

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

◆Do not scrape the ngerpr int 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 technician 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 informat ion.

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

◆Please replace all the batteries immediately if there is a low battery alarm. Plea se 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 safety requirement s to power up the product.

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

◆Please make sure any component replacement is executed by Philips, Philips authorized service 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 warrant y.

Disposal of used products and batteries

◆You can have your locks reclaimed at Philips authorized service 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 products 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cat ion recycling. Disposing of batter ies properly can help avoid a negative impact on the environment and human health.

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2 Easykey Installation

Packing List

This packing list is for reference only. Please refer to the actual pack ing items.

① Outside Escutcheon

with Silicone Pad

⑤ Mounting Plate

⑨ Key Tag X 2

② Inside

Escutcheon with

Silicone Pad

EasyKey易锁

Quick Start Guide

⑥ Quick Start Guide

⑩ Mechanical

Key X 2

③ Drilling Templ ate

EasyKey

Warranty Card

⑦ Warranty Card

⑪ Batteries

④ Mortise

EasyKey

⑧ Certicate of

Conformity

⑫ Installation kit

⑬ Cleaning Pad

⑭ Strike

Gateway

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Exploded Views

1. Deco Cover

2. M6 Connect ing Screw (X1)

3. Upper Mounting Plate Set (X1)

4. M6 Connect ing Screw Tub e ( X 1)

5. Outside Escutcheon (X1)

6. Battery Cover

7. M6 Anchor Screw (X 2)

8. Inside Escutcheon (X1)

9. Compressed Spring (X2)

10. Square Shaf t (X2)

11. M5 Connecting Screw (X4)

12. Mount ing Plate (X1)

13. Mortise (X1)

14. M5 Connecting Screw Tube (X4)

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Pre-install Instruction

Step 1 | Check the door opening direction

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

Left-o pen Ri ght-op en

Indoor Indoor

Left-in

Outdoor

Indoor Indoor

Outdoor Outdoor

push

Leftout pull

Step 2 | Latch bolt direction change

Loosen the screws by turning

them clockwise with Allen wrench and remove the mortise plate.

guide plate

Allen wrench

Mount the mortise plate and

fasten it with screws.

guide plate

Allen wrench

Take out the latch bolt and

rotate it to 180°, then put it back.

Oblique tongue

Outdoor

Ri ghtin push

Ri ghtout pull

Attention

1. Plea se choose pr oper i nsta lla tion kit a s per the door t hickness .

2. The default inst all ation kit i s appl icab le for a do or thi ckness of 38- 60mm, if you r door thickn ess does no t wit hin thi s rang e, please fe el free to cont act us .

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Installation Steps

To drill the needed

holes in the door as per the drilling template,then mount the mor tise on the door frame.

The la tch bol t can’t be poped up during installation.

Attention Attention

Fasten the 4 anchor screws in the mortise.

To install the connect ing

screw tubes on the outside escutcheon, and put the compressed spring and square shaf t accordingly into the square shaft holes.

M6 Conn ect ing Sc re w Tu be

Front Bluetooth Connecting Cable

Please use the appropr iate square shaf t and connec ti ng tubes w ith p rope r leng th.

Escutcheon Connecting Cable

M5 Conn ect ing Sc re w Tu be

Pass the connect ing cable through

the hole above the door. Align the square shaft of the outside escutcheon w ith the two rotar y holes on the mor tise, then inser t the square shaf t into the rotary holes, so that the outside escutcheon is close t in the outside door.

First x the mounting plate

against the inner surface of the door, and fasten it with 4 M5 connecting screws, and then x the upper mounting plate with M6 connecting screws.

Mortise Connecting Cable

Escutcheon Connecting Cable

Front Bluetooth Connecting Cable

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Put the compressed spring and

square shaf t into the square shaf t hole of the inside escutcheon accordingly.

Insert the outside escutcheon

connection cable and the motor cable into the corresponding sockets on the inside escutcheon, and then connect the front and rear Bluetooth connecting cables, and then align the square shaft of the ins ide escutcheon with the two rot ary holes on the mortise, then insert the square shaft into the rotary holes, so that the inside escutcheon is close t in the ins ide door.

Attention

Be sure to hide th e ext ra mor ti se and t he escut cheon connecting cables in t he door hole, and al so hid e the ex tra B lueto oth con necting cable in the inside escutcheon.

Unscrew the deco

cover by turning it counterclock wise, and press the bat tery cover button to remove the battery cover. Then the two M6 mounting screws can be installed

Turn clockwise to

install the deco cover, install the battery, put the bat ter y cover back, and af ter at tach the strike, the installation of the sma rt lock is

complete. to fasten the inside escutcheon.

Front Bluetooth Connecting Cable

To check whether

if the rot ary knob, mechanical keys, and all other components could be used normally.

Mortise Connecting Cable Socket

Escutcheon Connecting Cable Socket

Rear Bluetooth Connecting Cable

Batt ery cover button

Attention

Afte r compl eting the in sta llat ion of the strike,please check whether the sma rt lo ck can b e used normally.

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3 Get to know Your EasyKey

Outside Escutcheon

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Inside Escutcheon

Fingerprint Sensor

Keypad

Mute Button

Outside Forced Lock

Button

Lock Status Indicator

Handle

Card Reader

Low Battery Voltage

Indicator

Reboot

Mechanical Key

Emergency power

supply port

Handle

Battery Cover

Auto/Manual Mode

Switch

RESET

Network Communicat

-ion Module Interface

OPEN/CLOSE Button

Rotary Knob

Battery Cover

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4 How to set up your EasyKey

Pre-install Instruction

◆There are two modes for the EasyKey System: general mode and dual ver ication mode.

General Mode Dual Verication Mode

Unlock w ith any of the registered identif y methods

◆User Code When you want to delete one single user record, you could delete it in the system by delet ing its user code.

◆You could ll in the below bl ank sheet with the user informat ion in case you might need to check or review in the future.

Unlock w ith any two of the reg istered identify methods among PIN code, Key Tag, and Fingerprint

CardPIN CodeFingerprintNameNumber

◆Icon annotation

Master

PIN code

1.Press [*] key t o retur n to the p revious me nu.

2.The def ault ma ste r PIN code is 12345678 .

One-t ime

user PIN

Attention

code

User PIN

code

User

code

00-09

User

code

00-99

Finger

Ke y Ta g /

Card

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◆How to enter into Master Mode

Light up the

keypad.

User settings

Add a user PIN code

Enter [#], then enter master PIN code and conrm with [#].

Press [#] before inputt ing any other numbers. Af ter hear ing a voice prompt of "Enter master PIN code", enter your master PIN code and conrm with [#]. Then you are in ma ster mode.

Modif y master PIN code

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

Enter [1] to modify master PIN code.

Enter [2] to add a user record, then enter [1] to add a new user PIN code, and the system will automatically number it and generate a voice prompt.

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

Add a one-time User PIN Code

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

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Enter [2] to enter into user setting, then enter [2] again to add a one-time user PIN code.

Enter the new master PIN code and conrm w ith [#] again. Re-enter the same master PIN code and conrm w ith [#]. After hear ing a voice prompt of “Succeeded”, press [*] to return to previous menu until you nally exit master mode.

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

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Add a Fingerprint

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

Enter [2] to add a user record, then enter [3] to add a user ngerpr int, and the system will automatically number it and generate a voice prompt.

Place your nger against the sensor. After hear ing a voice prompt of “Take away your nger and enroll again”, please take away your nger and replace it against the sensor. After hear ing a voice prompt of “Succeeded”, press [*] until you exit master mode.

Delete a User Record

Delete a single User PIN Code

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

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Enter [3] to delete a user record, then enter [1] to delete a user PIN code, and then enter [1] to delete a single user PIN code.

Enter a user code (code: 00-09) of 2 digits and conrm with[#]. After hearing a voice prompt of “Succeeded”, press [*] until you exit the master mode.

Add a Key Tag

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

Enter [2] to add a user record, then enter [4] to add a user key tag, and the system will automatically number it and generate a voice prompt.

Place the key ta g against the card reader until you hear a beep. After hear ing a voice prompt of “Succeeded”, press [*] until you exit the master mode.

Delete All User PIN Codes

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

Enter [3] to delete a user record, then enter [1] to delete a user PIN code, and then enter [2] to delete all user PIN codes. After hearing a voice prompt of "Succeeded", press [*] until you exit the master mode.

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Delete all One-time PIN Codes

Delete All Fingerprints

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

Enter [3] to delete a user record, then enter [2] to delete all one-time user PIN code.

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

Delete a Fingerprint

Enter [#], enter master PIN code and

conrm w ith [#].

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

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Enter [3] to delete a user record, then enter [3] to delete ngerprint record, and then enter [2] to delete all ngerpr int records. After hearing a voice prompt of "Succeeded", press [*] until you exit the master mode.

Delete a Key Tag

Enter [#], enter master PIN code and

conrm w ith [#].

Enter [3] to delete a user record, then enter [4] to delete key t ag record, a nd then enter [1] to delete one single key tag record. After hear ing a voice prompt of “Succeeded”, press [*] until you exit the master mode.

Delete All Key Tags

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Enter [3] to delete a user record, then enter [3] to delete ngerprint record, and then enter [1] to delete one single ngerprint record.

Enter the 2-dig it [user number] (00-99) of the ngerpr int that is to be deleted and conrm with [#]. After hearing a voice prompt of “Succeeded”, press [*] until you exit the master mode.

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

Enter [3] to delete a user record, then enter [4] to delete key t ag record, a nd then enter [2] to delete all key tag records. After hearing a voice prompt of "Succeeded", press [*] until you exit the master mode.

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System Initialization

Remove the battery cover, then double press the [RES] hole w ith a sharp object, af ter hearing a voice prompt of “Restoring to default set tings”, all user information will be emptied.

Volume Settings

Enter [#], then enter master PIN code and conrm with [#].

Enter [4] to get into system settings, then enter [2] to enter into volume settings.

or or

Choose the volume as needed: For high volume, press [1]; for low volume, press [ 2]; for mute mode, press [3]. After hear ing a voice prompt of “Succeeded”, press [*] until you exit the master mode.

System Settings

Language Settings

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

Enter [4] to get into system settings, then enter [1] to get into l anguage settings.

Choose the la ngua ge as needed: For Chinese, press [1]; for English, press [2]. After hearing a voice prompt of “Succeeded”, press [*] until you exit the master mode.

The default language is English.

Attention

The default volume is “high volume”.

Switch to Dual Verication Mode

Enter [#], then enter master PIN code and conrm with [#].

Enter [4] to get into system settings, then enter [3] to enter into ident ify verication methods portfolio.

For single ver ication method, press [1]; for dual ver ic ation method, press [2]. After hearing a voice prompt of “Succeeded”, press [*] until you exit the master mode.

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Extended Functions

Local Query

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

Enter [5] to get into extended funct ions.

To join a network, press [1]. To exit a network, press [2]. Before sett ing up the extended funct ions, please download and open Philips EasyKey (APP) from App Stores via your phone.

Attention

The extended functions are optional.

System Query

Secur ity Code Query

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

Enter [6] to get into system query, then enter [1] to get into securit y code query, the system will broadcast the product series number automatically.

Attention

Directly input 40 0# coul d enter i nto system

que ry.

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

Enter [6] to get into system query, then enter [2] to get into product soft ware version query, the system will broadcast the product soft ware version automatically.

Directly input 11 4# could enter into local query.

Attention

Bluetooth Settings

Enter [#], then enter master PIN code and conrm with [#].

Enter [7] to get into Bluetooth sett ings menu.

To disable Bluetooth, please press [3]. After hear ing a voice prompt of “Settings succeeded”, press [*] unt il you exit the master mode.

Attention

1.Directly input 403# to enable Bluetooth , and input 4 04# to d isable Bluetooth.

2.When t he Bluetooth is o, plea se press [1] t o enable Bluetooth.

3. When using the new ly updated Ea syKey App to bind w ith the smart loc k, use rs cou ld foll ow up the ch apter of “Add a dev ice” to nish th e binding process.

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5.How to use your EasyKey

Unlock | Unlock from outside

With a PIN code

Keypad

Touch and wake up the keypad, then enter a registered user PIN code and conrm with [#].

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

Push or pull to unlock

With a ngerpr int

Fingerprint sensor

Place the nger of which the ngerprint has been registered against the sensor.

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

Push or pull to unlock

Unlock | Unlock from Inside

With a Rot ary Knob

With a Functional Button

With a Key Tag

Push or pull to unlock

Place the key ta g/ card that has been successfully registered properly against the card reader.

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

With an Infrared Sensor

Card reader

Philips EasyKey employs indoor fast opening mort ise. You can unlock from inside by rotat ing the rotary knob.

Double press the [OPEN/ CLOSE] functional but ton within one second, then push or pull to unlock.

Features with an infrared sensor on the handle, when the sensor is triggered, hold the handle’s sensor modules on both the front and rea r side simultaneously,you could ea sily unlock the door.

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Lock | Auto/Manual Mode

Lock | Auto/ Manual switch

Lock from Outside

When the door is under auto mode, the l atch bolt will be popped up after closing the door, and there w ill be a voice prompt of “Door Close”.

When the door is under manual mode, the latch bolt won’t pop up after closing the door. Only after a successful verication among a ny of the registered ident ity methods (PIN Code/Key Tag/ Fingerprint), the l atch bolt will pop up, and there will be a voice prompt of “Door Close”. When it is under manual mode and the door is closed, wak ing up the out side escutcheon a nd unlock the system could directly open the door.

[A] indicates auto

mode, after closing

the door, the latch

bolt will pop up, and

the door is lock.

[M] indicates manual

mode, after closing

the door, the latch

bolt will not pop up,

and the door is open.

Lock from Inside

When the door is under auto mode, the l atch bolt will be popped up after closing the door, and there w ill be a voice prompt of “Door Close”.

When the door is under manual mode, the latch bolt won’t be popped up after closing the door. Click on [CLOSE] and the latch bolt will be popped up. After successfully locking the door, the system will generate a voice prompt of “Door Close”.

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Inside Deadlock

When the EasyKey is locked, long-press the [CLOSE] button, after the indicator ashes once in red, and there will be a voice prompt of “Inside deadlock enabled”.

Attention

Under i nsid e dead lock mo de, all func ti ons of th e outs ide es cutch eon w ill be locked . If you tr y to wa ke up the system m anua lly, the keypad area w ill display the combinat ion of “ 15937(X)” and th ere w ill be a voice prompt of “Ins ide de adlock enabled” r eminding yo u that th e door h as been deadlocke d from i nsid e. Under deadl ock mode, al l oper ations of the outs ide es cutch eon are disabled. Ma ster PIN code v eri cat ion or mecha nica l key open ing is re quir ed to releas e the do or from deadlock mode.

Mechanical Key Opening

Push Button

Cut the box and take

out the mechanical keys. Push the cover aside and reveal the key itself.

Attention

It is suggeste d you not t o use the mecha nical key for d aily unlock ing. Use the key f or eme rgencies only, in ca se the battery i s dead , forge t the PIN code, or the system fails to work pr oper ly.

Inser t the key into

the keyhole and keep the key and key shell vert ical to each other. Rotate the key shell towards the handle for 90°unt il it closes to the door surface.

Rotate the key shell

downwards for 180° to

make it parallel to the

ground. Then rotate it

horizontally towards

the handle to unlock

the door.

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6 Other Functions

Indoor Infrared Sensor Unlocking

Function:

With indoor infrared sensor

Rear inductive position

Infrared Sensor

Attention

When the infra red sensor unlock ing is disabled, the indoor induct ive unlocking is inactive. When you touch the front and rea r of the induct ive position on the handle, the red light will light up to remind you that the indoor induc tive unlocking is o.

Front inductive position

unlock ing, you could easily unlock the door from inside.

How to use:

Features with the infrared sensor on the handle, when the sensor is triggered, hold the handle’s sensor modules on both the front and rear inductive position simultaneously, you could easily unlock the door.

Enable/Disable：

When the infra red sensor unlock ing is disabled, long-press the [OPEN] / [CLOSE] button at the same t ime to turn on the function, and the green light will a sh quickly; When the infra red sensor unlock ing is enabled, long-press the [OPEN] / [CLOSE] button at the same t ime to turn o the function and the red light will ash quickly.

Restore to Default Settings

Functions:

Emptying all user records and restore to default settings.

How to use:

Double press the [RES] with a sharp object, and all user records in the system will be emptied, and the system will restore to default settings.

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Mute Mode

Functions:

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 famil y.

How to use:

1.Mute：When the system is awake, long- press the [Mute] button for 2 seconds to enter one-time mute mode. The button w ill glow green.

Mute button

2.Unmute：When the system is awake, long- press the [Mute] button for 2 seconds to restore the voice guide. The button will glow white.

Outside Forced Lock

Functions:

Unlock ing from inside will tr igger an al arm.

How to use:

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

Outside forced lock button

Enabl ing the outs ide forced lock func ti on will n ot aect unlocki ng from outs ide.

Attention

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7 The use and meanings of indicators

Lock Status Indicator

The meanings of dierent light colors

Blue: When the system wakes up, the light

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

Lock status indicator

Low Battery Voltage Indicator

Low Bat tery Voltage Indicator

Green: When the door is unlocked, the light will glow green, indicat ing that the door is open.

Red: When the door is locked, the light w ill glow red, indicating that the door is close.

The meanings of dierent light colors

Red:After wak ing up, the system w ill run

an automatic examinat ion of the bat tery voltage. If the volta ge is too low, the light will ash in red and there will be a voice prompt of “Low batter y volt age. Please replace all batteries”.

Outside Forced Lock Indicator

The meanings of dierent light colors

White:

1.When the door is locked, it will glow in white, indicating that you can enable the outside forced lock ing.

2.If you have enabled the outs ide forced locking, when the system wakes up, the light will glow in white, indicat ing this function is in use.

Outside forced lock indicator

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Mute mode indicator

The meanings of dierent light colors

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 under inside deadlocking, the digital funct ions of the outside escutcheon will be locked.

If the system wakes up manually, the keypad will show the combination of “15937 (X)” with a voice prompt of “ins ide deadlocking enabled”.

System Locked Indicator

3 ashes 2 ashes 1 ash

3 minutes 2 minutes 1 minute

If any of the vericat ion methods among ngerprint, password, or card/key tag has scanned to be incorrect and the number of consecutive incorrect entries reaches 5 times within 5 minutes, the Ea syKey w ill be locked for 3 minutes.

Attention

Only under any o f the veri cat ion method s above or the key pad is w akened up, will t he pro mpt be seen.

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[OPEN/CLOSE] Indicator

The meanings of dierent light colors

1. With 2 ashes in red: indicates the door is lock ing.

2. With 2 ashes in green: indicates the door is unlocking.

3. With 1 ash in red: indicates the door is deadlock ing.

Infrared Sensor Opening Indicator

The meanings of dierent light colors

1.Fast ashing in green: Infrared sensor opening is on.

2.Fast ashing in red: Infrared sensor opening is o.

8 Troubleshooting

Alarm Types and Modes

Inside Unlocking Alarm Under Outside Forced Lock

Triggering: If the lock is under outside forced lock mode, unlocking from inside w ill trigger the alarm.

Alarm mode: Continuously repeated alarms.

Turning o: The alarm can be turned o by

successful verication of any t ype.

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Low Battery Voltage Alarm reminds you of replacing the batteries in t ime

Triggering: After waking up, the system will run an automat ic examination on the battery voltage. If the volta ge is too low, the lock will give an al arm w ith a voice prompt of “Low battery volt age. Please replace all batteries”.

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

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

Anti-dismantling Alarm

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

Alarm mode: Continuously repeated alarms.

Turning o: The alarm can be turned o

automatic ally or by a successful vericat ion.

Triggering 2: The door is pried open and there is no close t in the door.

Alarm mode: Continuously repeated alarms.

Turning o: The alarm can be turned o

automatic ally, by a successful ver ication from outside or normal unlocking from inside.

Deadbolt Abnormality Alarm

Triggering: The deadbolt works abnormally, fails to lock or unlock the door.

Alarm mode: Continuously repeated alarms.

Turning o: The alarm will be automatically

turned o.

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How to apply emergency power supply

When the battery volta ge is insucient, and the door cannot be opened from the out side, you can power up the lock

[Reboot] Button

Emergency Power Supply Interface

through the Micro USB interface by using a 5V power bank a s an emergency power supply. Af ter opening the door, please replace the batteries immediately.

In case of a system cra sh and it’s impossible to open the door from outside, please press the [RES] button and then relea se it to reboot automatically.

How to replace batteries

Battery Cover Push Button

Batte ry Cover Buc kle

The lock is powered by four 1.5V alkaline batteries. There are two sets of working power stations in the bat tery cabinet. Eight batteries can put in to extend battery life and reduce battery replacement frequency.

The bat ter y cabinet locates at the bottom end of the inside escutcheon. By pushing the cover upwards, you can remove it a nd replace the batteries.

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