Samsung SHS-DS10 User guide

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GC68-00349BED:01

SEOUL COMMTECH CO., LTD.

448-11, Seongnea3dong, Kangdong-Ku, Seoul, Korea

Post Code : 133-034 Phone : +82-2-2225-6709 Fax : +82-2-2225-6073 Homepage : www.scommtech.co.kr

The safety precautions contained herein are served to protect the user and prevent material loss. Please make sure to read this manual carefully to ensure proper product usage.

Intelligent Digital Door Lock EZOn

SHS-DS10

Manual

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Table of Contents

Prior to Use

User Instruction

Miscellaneous

Safety Precautions

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Product Installation

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Product Setup

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Product Name & Functions

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Prior to Use

Initialization (Pass word, Card, Key-Tag)

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Registration (Modi cation) & Deletion

Password

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Key-Tag (Card)

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Usage

Password

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Key-Tag (Card)

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Automatic/Manual Lock Usage

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Sound Programming & Can cellation

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Alarm/Emerge ncy Sounds

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Dual Lock Usage

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Opening the Door fro m the Inside

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Battery Usage

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Usage Summary

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Usage Precautions

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Troubleshooting

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Prior to Use

Safety Precautions

Please review the content below to ensure safe and precise product usage.

WARNING

Do not disassemble, install, or repair this product on your own accord.

●Contact the customer support center for any repair needs. Unauthorized handling can result in product damage and/or malfunction.

Do not let the product subjected to any

heavy shock such as rapping against a

hard object (hammer, etc.).

●Doing so can result in product damage and/or malfunction.

When cleaning the entry way, make sure to prevent water from entering the product.

●Water penetration can result in product damage and/or malfunction.

Do not use pins or any sharp, pointy objects to press buttons or insert into

holes.

●Doing so can result in product damage and/or malfunction.

When cleaning, do not use wet cloths or volatile substances such as alcohol, benzene, thinner, etc.

●Doing so can result in product damage and/or malfunction.

Do not allow water or any liquid enter the product interior.

●Doing so can result in product damage and/or malfunction.

WARNING

Safety Precautions

WARNING

Neglect to follow directions can result in death or serious injury.

CAUTION

Neglect to follow directions can result in injury or material loss.

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Prior to Use

Safety Precautions

Be careful of the lower product portion when standing up after sitting.

●Injury can be caused from bumping of the head.

Do not hang or pull the product.

●In particular, do not allow young children to hang from the product. They may break off the product and

receive an injury from a fall.

CAUTION

After the service, make sure to ask the technician to perform an operational safety inspection of the product.

●Neglecting a safety inspection following any repair can result in injury upon operation.

When moving, make sure to pass on this manual.

●To help the new resident, passing on this manual can prevent incorrect usage.

Product Installation

1. Assembly Diagram

Reference to the installation sheet provides information that may facilitate more careful and precise

installation.

Exterior Rubber Pad

Interior Rubber Pad

Fixed Panel

Connecting Bolts BH, + 4.2x20 (5)

Bolts, TH + M5x30 (2)

Bolts, OH + M4x30 (2)

Battery Cover

Batteries, LR6 (4)

Hexagonal Rabbet Bolts, M4x33 (2)

Connecting Bolts, BH + 4.2x20 (4)

Mounting Plate (Strike)

Wide Slot

Door

Doorframe

Exterior Unit

Wide Slot

Interior Unit

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Prior to Use

Product Installation

1) Product installation must be performed by a sales agent and/or authorized installation technician. (

Self installation or disassemble, qualies as customer negligence.)

2) When moving, please contact the sales agent from where the product was purchased or the customer service center.

2. Notes for Product Installation

Product Setup

1. Main Unit

Exterior Unit Exterior Rubber Pad Interior Unit Interior Rubber Pad

Fixed Panel

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Prior to Use

Fixed Panel and Exterior Unit Screws

(SCREW TH+ M5x30)

Key-Tags

Doorframe Mounting Plate

(Strike)

Product Setup

2. Fittings

Strike, Fixed Panel Connecting Screws

(SD-SCREW BH+ #8(4.2) x20)

Interior Unit Screws

(SCREW OH+ M4x30)

Interior Unit Screws

(SCREW Hexagonal Rabbet M4x33)

L-Wrench(3mm)

‘AA’ Batteries (LR6)

1. Exterior Unit

Product Name & Functions

Indication Lamp Cover - During card recognition

or operation, this lamp turns blue.

Keypad Protection Cover - This cover protects the

keypad.

Keypad - You can use this to register/modify/delete your password. Inputting the registered password releases the lock.

Card Recognition Device and Button - After pressing the button, placing a registered card or key-tag against the recognition device or inputting the password releases the lock.

External Power Contacts - When batteries have run out of power, placing an emergency battery on the contacts can initiate operational power.

(for use with a DC 9V battery)

Open

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Product Name & Functions

2. Interior Unit

Battery Cover - This cover, covers the battery casing

and all registration buttons.

Auto / Manu switch - Placing this switch on ‘Automatic’, results in automatic door locking upon closing the door. The door remains unlocked even the door is closed if this switch is set on 'Manual'.

Registration Button - Use this button when registering or cancelling passwords or cards.

OPEN Button - This one-touch button is used from the inside to lock/unlock the door.

Emergency Open/Close Lever - This button can be used in emergencies or when circuits are not functioning to manually lock/unlock the door from the inside. (left/right: locked, middle: unlocked)

Dual Lock Lever - Dual lock activation makes it impossible to release the lock, both in & outside.

Deadbolt - The deadbolt fastens the door to the doorframe, to provide a locking function.

Door Ajar Sensor - When set to automatic locking, the door ajar sensor signals whether the door is open or closed.

User Insturction

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User Instruction

Registration (Modication) & Deletion

Original factory settings set the password to ‘1234’. For complete safety, clear all registration rst, and then program and use a new password.

(Refer to Initialization, P. 14)

Be careful not to reveal an active password to others.

Using the same password over a long period of time raise the issue of disclosure. It is recommended that passwords be changed on a periodic basis.

CAUTION

1. Password

1) Registration (Modication) Method

The password is used with the exterior keypad to release the door lock. The password can be any single number of 4 ~ 12 digits in length.

Open the battery cover in the interior unit and press the registration button once.

Beep

Input the previously registered password, and then press the

(star) button. (If operating

for the rst time, the default

password is ‘1234’.)

Beep, Beep, Beep, Beep

(

) + Beep, Beep

Input the new password for registration, and then press the

(star) button.

Beep, Beep

To complete registration, input the new password once again, and then press the

(star) button.

Beep, Beep, Beep, Beep ( )

Initialization (Password, Card, Key-Tag)

(1) Password Known

Press the (star) button.

Beep, Beep, Beep,

Beep (

)

(2) Password Unknown

Open the battery cover in the interior unit and press and hold the registration button for approximately ten seconds.

Beep Beep, Beep

Beep, Beep, Beep, Beep

Enter the code ‘4560852580’.

Press the (star) button.

Beep, Beep, Beep,

Beep (

)

Initialization results in the deletion of all registration information, and the password is automatically set to ‘1234’.

After selecting initialization, please wait until the light turns off. The memory clearing process

requires some time.

CAUTION

Open the battery cover in the interior unit and press and hold the registration button for approximately ten seconds.

Beep Beep, Beep

Beep, Beep, Beep, Beep

Enter the password.

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User Instruction

As deletion has been completed, all previously registered cards are rendered invalid and are not able to release the lock.

(after deletion, refer to P. 15 for registration procedures)

To release the lock from the outside, use the password.

CAUTION

Registration (Modication) & Deletion

2) Complete Card Deletion Method

Open the battery cover in the interior unit and press and hold the registration button for approximately

ve seconds.

Beep Beep, Beep

Enter the password.

Pressing the (star) button deletes all card registration.

Beep, Beep, Beep,

Beep (

)

Registration (Modication) & Deletion

To register more than one card at once time, after registering the rst card, place the next card(s) on the card recognition device within ve seconds.

To conrm card registration, carry an emergency key, open the door, make sure the deadbolt is extended, and follow directions on card usage.

Follow the process outlined above to register additional card(s) at any time.

CAUTION

Open the battery cover in the interior unit and press the registration button once.

Beep

After inputting the password, press the

(star) button.

Beep, Beep, Beep, Beep

(

) + Beep, Beep

Place the key-tag to be registered in contact with the card recognition device on the exterior unit.

Beep, Beep, Beep,

Beep (

)

2. Key-Tag (Card)

1) Registration Method

The card, key-tag is used from the outside to release the door lock. Only credit cards that can act as transportation cards can be registered. A maximum of 20 cards, including key-tags, can be registered. (Registration of certain T-money cards may not be possible.)

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User Instruction

Usage

Make sure the keypad cover is fully closed before using a card to unlock the door.

For proper operation, hold a card within 30mm and a key-tag within 20mm of the card recognition device.

The distance from which recognition is possible may vary with card type and maker.

CAUTION

2. Key-Tag (Card)

After pressing the card recognition button, place a registered key-tag (card) on the card recognition device of the exterior unit for about one second. Placing an unregistered key-tag (card) or damaged key-tag (card) will produce a prolonged “beep”. Successful recognition will release the lock and emit the completion sound, Beep, Beep, Beep, Beep (in rising key).

Inputting the wrong password three times consecutively results in the sounding of a warning signal for ten seconds, and the unit shuts down for one minute. During shutdown, a “beep” sound will be emitted every ten seconds. The system returns to normal if a registered card is recognized or after a series of “beeps” signals the end of one minute.

If you make a mistake when inputting the password and would like to cancel, press the (sharp) button.

(Executing this procedure and pressing the # sharp button three times consecutively will activate the foul play prevention warning.)

The password must be entered while the keypad is lighted.

If you wish to enter the password after the light has gone out, you must rst press the

(star) button.

CAUTION

Usage

1. Password

Slide the keypad cover upward.

The keypad automatically turns blue.

Enter the registered password before the light goes out.

Press the (star) button or close the keypad cover to release the door lock.

Beep, Beep, Beep,

Beep (

)

OPEN

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User Instruction

Sound Programming & Cancellation

1. Keypad, General Sound Muting 2. General Sound Muting

Original factory settings have all sounds activated.

Essential sounds like alarm/emergency sounds cannot be muted.

CAUTION

The sounds for keypad operation, door locking, and lock releasing can be programmed.

Open the battery cover in the interior unit and press the registration button once.

Beep

After pressing the button on the keypad, press the

(star)

button.

Beep, Beep, Beep, Beep ( )

Open the battery cover in the interior unit and press the registration button once.

Beep

After pressing the button on the keypad, press the

(star) button.

Beep, Beep, Beep, Beep ( )

3. All Sound Muting

Open the battery cover in the interior unit and press the registration button once.

Beep

After pressing the button on the keypad, press the

(star) button.

Beep, Beep, Beep, Beep ( )

Automatic/Manual Lock Conrmation Method – With the door open, if the deadbolt automatically extends after pressing the door ajar sensor,

the automatic lock is engaged.

When the door is closed and the lock has been released (via password, card, remote control, etc.), if the handle is not turned and the door opened

within seven seconds, the door lock automatically engages again.

If automatic locking is engaged and the door is kept open, a warning sound will be emitted twice every 15 seconds.

(No warning sound emitted when manual locking is engaged.)

CAUTION

Automatic/Manual Lock Usage

Automatic locking of the door upon closing can be programmed.

1. Automatic Locking

Setting the auto / manu switch to automatic will automatically engage the lock upon closing the door.

2. Manual Locking

Setting the auto / manu switch to manual will not engage the lock upon closing the door. To lock the door when closed, from the outside, you must press the card recognition button, and from the inside, you must press the OPEN button.

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User Instruction

1. Foul Play Prevention

Alarm/Emergency Sounds

To prevent operation from foul play, if an unregistered card or password is entered three times consecutively or if the

(sharp) button is pressed three times consecutively, an alarm is sounded for ten seconds, and the door lock unit shuts down for one minute.

(During shutdown, a “beep” sound is emitted

every ten seconds, and the system returns to normal after a series of “beeps” signals the end of one minute.)

1) Alarm Sounding

To cancel the alarm sound from the inside, press the OPEN button on the interior unit, or extract the batteries. To cancel the alarm sound from the outside, place a registered card on the card recognition unit.

2) Alarm Sound Cancellation

2. Crime Prevention

While the door is locked, from the outside, press the

(sharp) button on the keypad

for three seconds

password (star)

button to activate the crime prevention mode.

- From the inside, attempting to disengage the lock by using the OPEN button or the Emergency Open/Close Lever will produce an emergency sound. (intrusion detection using the OPEN button)

1) Activation

From the inside, press the registration button on the interior unit or extract the batteries to deactivate the crime prevention mode. From the outside, opening the door by entering a registered password or using a registered card will automatically deactivate the crime prevention mode.

2) Deactivation

Pressing the OPEN button from the inside produces an emergency sound.

Beep…Beep…Beep (prolonged beeps for ve minutes)

CAUTION

Alarm/Emergency Sounds

3. Intruder Prevention

Pressing the registration button on the interior unit or extracting the batteries will cancel the emergency sound.

4. Emergency Sound Cancellation

Any forced opening of the door will produce an emergency sound.

Emergency Sound Beep…Beep…Beep (prolonged beeps for ve minutes)

1) From the Inside 2) From the Outside

Entering the registered password or placing a registered card on the card recognition unit will cancel the emergency sound.

OPEN

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User Instruction

Dual Lock Usage

The dual lock function is used to not allow lock release from the outside.

Setting the lever so as to show a red background activated the dual lock function. If electronic door lock operation (via password, card, OPEN button, etc.) is attempted while the dual lock function is activated, a signal (three short beeps twice) indicating the active dual lock status is emitted. Also, when activated, any mechanical door lock operation (emergency open/ close lever, etc.) cannot release the lock, and no signal is emitted.

Dual Lock Deactivated

Beep, Beep, Beep…

Beep, Beep, Beep

1) Dual Lock Activation : When the door is closed, turn the dual lock lever so as the red ( ) background is fully visible.

2) Dual Lock Deactivation: Turn the dual lock lever so as the green (

) background is fully visible.

Opening the Door from the Inside

Dual Lock Activated

1. Electronic Method

When the door is locked, pressing the OPEN button on the interior unit releases the lock. Pressing the OPEN button alternates between locking and unlocking the door. (lock cannot be released when batteries are uncharged)

2. Mechanical Method

The lock can be engaged and disengaged by rotating the emergency open/close lever left and right. (regardless of battery condition)

When the dual lock function is activated, the lock cannot be released from the outside.

CAUTION

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User Instruction

Battery Usage

1. Battery Replacement Timing

Upon operating the door via a password, a warning sound like a siren is emitted, it is time to replace the batteries. Batteries should be replaced within one week of this initial warning. As batteries lose power over long periods of time, make sure to check manufactured dates before purchase.

According to main unit usage standards of ten times per day with four 1.5V AA batteries, battery life averages

over one year.

Sound: Beep, Beep (like a siren)

1) Main Unit 2) External Power

4 “AA” Size x 4

(Alkaline LR6)

9V (6LF22)

2. Batteries Used

Battery Usage

3. External Power

If batteries are not replaced when necessary, the door cannot be opened via the password

or card. In such cases, a 9V (6LF22) battery can be placed on the external power contacts

to restore temporary operational power.

The emergency battery must be 9V.

External Power Supply

Replacement intervals may vary according to varying battery manufacturers, manufactured dates, and usage environments.

CAUTION

Make sure to use alkaline batteries. Do not use regular manganese or rechargeable batteries. Doing so can result in the inability to unlock the door.

Use of batteries that require replacement results in loss of operability, and replacement within a one-week period is recommended.

If batteries are placed in erroneous positions, operation is not possible.

Refer to the positional diagram on the battery case to accurately position the batteries.

Any battery leakage can result in product damage. Periodic checks (every six months) are recommended.

Battery features may differ according to manufacturer.

CAUTION

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User Instruction

Usage Summary

1. Password

Press the (Star) Button

Beep, Beep, Beep,

Beep (

)

1) Registration

Press the Registration

Button Once

Beep

Enter the Registered

Password(4 ~ 12 Digit.s)

“Initial Password is 1234.”

Enter the New Password

(4 ~ 12 Digits)

Enter the New Password

Again (4 ~ 12 Digits)

Press the

(Star) Button

Beep, Beep

Press the (Star) Button

Beep, Beep, Beep, Beep

(

) + Beep, Beep

2) Usage

Enter the Registered

Password (4 ~ 12 Digits)

Press the

(Star) Button

Beep, Beep, Beep,

Beep (

)

Usage Summary

1) Deletion

3. Initialization (Password, Card, Key-Tag)

2. Key-Tag (Card)

Key-Tag Recognition

Beep, Beep, Beep,

Beep (

)

1) Registration

Press the Registration

Button Once

Beep

Enter the Registered

Password (4 ~ 12 Digits)

Press the

(Star) Button

Beep, Beep

2) Usage

Press the Key-Tag Recognition Button

Key-Tag Recognition

Beep, Beep, Beep, Beep ( )

PlaceKey-Tagon RecognitionDevice

Enter the code 4560852580

Press the Registration

Button for Ten Seconds

Beep Beep,Beep 

Beep,Beep,Beep,Beep

EntertheRegistered

Password(4~12Digits)

Press the Registration

Button for Five Seconds

Beep Beep,Beep

EntertheRegistered

Password(4~12Digits)

Press the

(Star) Button

Beep, Beep, Beep, Beep

(in rising key) key)

Raise the Keypad Cover

Complete Card

Registration

Deletion

(1) When knowing the password

(2) When not knowing the password

Press the

(Star) Button

Beep, Beep, Beep, Beep

(

)

Press the (Star) Button

Beep, Beep, Beep, Beep ( )

Press the Registration

Button for Ten Seconds

Beep Beep,Beep 

Beep,Beep,Beep,Beep

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Miscellaneous

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Miscellaneous

Usage Precautions

Protect the password.

- As the standard password can be exposed during installation, make sure to delete all registration content prior to new password and card registration and usage.

- Registering modied passwords on a periodic basis assists in preventing password exposure and crime and promoting safety. (refer to Password Registration, P. 14)

Take care when cleaning with water.

- Penetration of water into the interior of the product can result in damage.

Do not disassemble the product.

- As the inner workings are very ne and complicated, re-assembly may not be possible and more severe damage may be caused.

After the rst battery replacement signal, make sure to replace batteries within one week.

Troubleshooting

I can’t change the password.

- This may be caused by taking excessive time when modifying the password. (During modication, entrance of numbers should be no more than ve seconds apart, and the signal light should be off.)

- Try repeating the password modication process referring carefully to the manual.

The automatic lock function does not work.

- Check to see if the auto / manu switch is set to automatic.

- Open the door. If the deadbolt automatically extends after pressing the door ajar sensor, the function is operational. Any malfunction is due to an installation defect, and the installation center should be contacted.

- Check to see if the batteries may lack power.

Although recognition works ne, the door will not open.

- The lock mechanism may be defective. Please contact the customer service center.

The power does not come on.

- Check to see if one or more of the buttons on the keypad are jammed.

- Check the status of the batteries to see if they are defective or possible misaligned.

- Check to see if any batteries have become dislodged, or if the batteries need replacement.

The door will not open after I enter the password and press the (star) button.

- The dual lock function may be activated.

- If the light goes off during use, input is not recognized. Enter the password while the light is on. The light goes off after a set period of time.

When operating, a strange siren-like sound continues to be emitted.

- This is the signal for the need to replace the batteries. Please replace the batteries.

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MEMO

MEMOProduct Warranty

Seoul Commtech Products are supplied with one(1) year warranty base from the date of purchase, we’ll repair or replace the defective product with a new or factory rebuilt replacement.

Subject of Warranty

1. This warranty applies to the original purchase only.

2. All warranty will be invalid if unauthorized repair or modication are made to the unit or in any case of accident, misuse, damage caused by improper installation and altered serial numbers.

3. If you need a warranty service, you should send the product to customer Dep’t or dealer ofce, the product in all cases must be accompanied by the following items;

Customer name, address, telephone number, the serial numbers, copy of customer sales receipt showing the purchase date and place

The Model number is on the box and front of the manual. The serial number is on the unit. Record the Model and serial numbers in the spaces provided below. Refer to these numbers for warranty service.

Model No. Serial No.