Sunnect AP501 User Manual

LOCK

PICKING

UNAUTHORIZED

KEYS

KEYHOLE

VANDALISM

LOST

OR

STOLEN

KEYS

• Product Features

• Important Safeguards . ·

•

Changing Batteries

• Using the Temporary Power Terminal
In

Case

of

A Complete Battery Drain

• Enclosed Product Parts

•

Component Names

• Tag

Key

Registration

• Passcode Registration

• Locking

Auto

Lock

Mode

Manual Mode

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10

• Unlocking

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Using

the

Tag

Key Usi

ng

the

Passcode

Unlocking

from

the

Inside

• Switching the Left/Right Handing

• Setting

the

Auto Lock Mode ·

• Volume Control

• Intruder Alarm

• Door-Closing

Error Alarm

•

Reset Function

• Master Function

• Troubleshooting Guide

• Product Specifications

• Contacting Sunnect

• Warranty, Registration, Additional Information

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Congratulations

for

purchasing

the

Sunnect

AP501

Advanced

Protection

Digital

Deadbolt

Lock.

The

AP5011ock

provides

the

highest

level

of

security

for

your

home.

8 Access control using a passcode

and

Tag

Keys

IR\

Special

bypass circuitry to protect

the

lock against

~

high-voltage shocks

()

Intruder

alarm

system for

maximum

security of your

home

(})

Flexible leftlright handing selection

(@)

Auto Lock control switch

®

Volume

control

(0

Keypad

backlight

®

Keypad

lock-down against multiple abusive attempts

® Visual

and

audible low-battery indicators

~

Reset

function to

reset

the circuitry without losing

~

registered passcode

and

Tag

Keys

G

Easy

installation for standard residential doors

®

Master

Function

using a master

passcode

and a master

Tag

Key

~

Important

Safeguards

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Do

not disassemble the components. Sunnect AP501

\!:::>'

Advanced Protection Digital Door Locks contain highly
technical

inner parts that should

be

handled

by

professionals
only . Please note that disassembling the product's inner
components may

result in incorrect operation or malfunction of

the door

lock.

It

may also void the warranty.

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Do

not

use

water or chemical cleaners

on

the digital door lock.

~

Instead wipe the lock with damp cloth.

~

Guard your passcode against unauthorized use. When

in

~

doubt, change the passcode.

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If

a Tag Key

is

lost or stolen, immediately re-register the

V{!) remaining Tag Keys so that the lost or stolen key

is

no

longer

valid.

Sunnect

is

not responsible for any loss or damage

caused

by

a lost or stolen key.

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4

I

Visual

and

Audible

Low-Battery

Indicators

When

the

battery

power

is

low,

the

lock

flashes a red

light

and

plays a melodic

tune

every

time

the

lock

is

used.

When

this

occurs,

replace

all 4 batteries

with

premium

AA

Alkaline

batteries.

Batteries

are

estimated

to

last

about a year

in

normal

use

,

about

1 0

locking

and

unlocking

operations

per

day, although

actual

usage

would

vary

depending

on

the

frequency

of

use, temperature

,

humidity,

and

battery

quality.

I

Changing

the

Batteries

1.

Unscrew

the

battery

compartment

cover

on

the

interior

side

of

the

lock.

2.

Remove

the

battery

compartment

cover.

3.

Replace

all 4 of

the

batteries

with

premium

AA

Alkaline

batteries,

matching

each

battery's

polarity.

4.

Screw

the

battery

compartment

cover

back.

AA Alka

line

Batteri

es(

4)

60.

w

Note

Changing

the

batteries

will

not

change

or

delete

passcode

or

Tag

Key

registrations

.

60.

w

Note

60.

w

I

N~te

Using

defective

batteries

or

installing

batteries

incorrectly

may

result

in

a

malfunction

or

damage

of

the

lock. Such

malfunction

or

damage

is

not

covered

by

product

warranty

.

Battery

Warning

Do

not

dispose

of

batteries

in

fire,

recharge,

put

in

backwards,

disassemble,

mix

with

used

batteries

or

other

battery

types.

Doing

so

may

cause

the

batteries

to

explode

or

leak

and

cause

personal

injury.

In

case of a complete battery drain, as indicated by the lack of backlight

when the keypad cover is opened, a 9V battery can be used

on

the

Temporary Power

Terminal to unlock the lock from the outside. Attaching

a 9V battery

on

the Temporary Power Terminal will provide temporary

power to the

lock and allow you to unlock the door using a registered

passcode or Tag Key.

I

Unlocking

Using a Passcode

1.

Attach a 9V

battery

to

the

Temporary

Power

Terminal

and

wait

for

the

lock

to

acknowledge

the

new

source

of

power

with

beeps.

2.

Press

the

'*'

button.

3.

Enter a registered

passcode.

4.

Press

the'*'

button

again.

The

lock

should

unlock

in

the

usual

manner.

I

Unlocking

Using a Tag

Key

1.

Attach a 9V

battery

to

the

Temporary

Power

Terminal

and

wait

for

the

lock

to

acknowledge

the

new

source

of

power

with

beeps.

2.

Touch

the

Key

Sensor

with a registered

Tag

Key.

The

lock

should

unlock

in

the

usual

manner.

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Note

-Only

registered

passcodes

and

Tag

Keys

are

allowed

.

-You

must

keep

the

9V

battery

attached

to

the

Temporary

Power

Terminal

until

the

deadbolt

latch

is

retracted

.

-

Replace

all 4 of

the

drained

batteries

immediately

.

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6

I

Main

Units

Interior

Unit

Exterior

Unit

I

Door-Side

Parts

Interior

Seal

Exterior

Seal

I

Frame-Side

Parts

1"

Mounting

Screws (3)

1 2/5"

Mounting

Screws

(3)

Deadbolt

Latch

Interior

Attachment

Screws (4)

,,

Face

Plate

Screws

(2)

~~~

Door

Frame

Strike

Plate

Screws

(2)

and

3-inch

Reinforcer

Screws

(2)

Strike

Plate

Strike

Lining

Box

Reinforcer

I

Miscellaneous

Parts

Tag

Keys

(2)

AA

Akaline

Batteries

(4)

Installation

Template

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Us

er

Manual

Installation

Manual

Warranty

Statement

Registration

Card

e

Component

Names

I

Exterior

Unit

[

-

---

Keypad

Cover

r---~

-

Reset

Button

(Inside

the

hole)

-"--~--

Model

Name:

AP501

Numeric

Keypad

Buttons

~~~,;_~::;7'

£._

___

9V

Temporary

Power

Terminal

'-------

Exterior

Seal

n

Interior

Unit

--~~""-<

c

___

Interior

Seal

'------

Battery

Compartment

Cover

Fastener

-

---

Battery

Compartment

Cover

Low-Battery

Indicator

Light

Open/Close

Button

---~...:::---

--

~~ho~egistration

Passcode
Registration
Button

1

Inside

the

Battery

Compartment

7

8

@

Follow

these

steps

with

the

door

open

so

that

you

are

not

locked

out

of

your

Note

home

during

the

process.

I

To

Register

Tag

Keys

1.

Press

the

Key

Registration

Button

(2

Beeps).

2.

Touch

the

Tag

Key

Sensor

with a Tag

Key

to

be

registered

(2

Beeps).

3.

Repeat

step 2 for

all

of

the

Tag

Keys

you

want

to

register, up

to

20

Tag

Keys

per

lock.

4.

Press

the

Key

Registration

Button

(3

Beeps).

-

The

Key

Registration

Button

is

located

in

the

battery

compartment.

@ -You

can

register

up

to

20

Tag

Keys

per

lock.

Note

-

Register

all

desired

Tag

Keys

together

in

one

procedure

since

each

registration

automatically

deletes

all

previously-registered

Tag

Keys

from

the

lock

's

Tag

Key

registration

list.

I

To

Delete

All

Registered

Tag

Keys

from

the

Lock

1.

Press

the

Key

Registration

Button

(2

Beeps).

2.

Press

'00'

(2

zeros)

on

the

keypad.

3.

Press

the

Key

Registration

Button

(3

Beeps)

.

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@

The

Master

Tag

Key, if

one

is

used, will

not

be

deleted

by

this

operation.

Note

See

the

Master

Function

section

for

caution

and

usage

of

the

master

function

.

@

Follow

these

steps

with

the

door

open

so

that

you

are

not

locked

out

of

your

Note

home

during

the

process.

I

To

Register a User

Passcode

1.

Press

the

Passcode

Registration

Button

(2

Beeps).

2.

Enter

the

desired

passcode

on

the

keypad

(3-20

Digits)

.

3.

Press

the

Passcode

Registration

Button

(3

Beeps).

@ -The

factory-set

default

passcode

is

"1234"

.

Note

-

The

Passcode

Registration

Button

is

located

in

the

Battery

Compartment

.

9

10

M

Auto

Lock

Mode

When

the

Auto

lock

mode

is

turned

on

(recommended),

the

AP501

digital

door

lock

will

automatically

extend

the

dead

bolt

latch

within 2 seconds

after

the

door

is

closed.

If

the

Auto

lock

mode

is

turned

off,

the

lock

will

not

respond

to a door

closure.

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w

Note

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w

Note

If

you

do

not

open

the

door

within 6 seconds

after

entering a passcode

or

touching a Tag

Key, the

lock

will

automatically

reengage

the

deadbolt

latch.

The

Auto

Lock

mode

switch

is

located

in

the

center

of

the

interior

body

and

we

highly

recommend

you

keep

the

Auto

Lock

mode

turned

on

for

better

security, turning

it

off

only

on

those

days

when

you

want

to

leave

the

door

unlocked

to

accommodate

frequent

traffic

through

the

door.

B

Manual

Locking

Mode

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Note

T

he foll

owi

ng

proce

dur

es

are applicabl

e on

ly

when the Auto

Lock

mode

is

turn

ed off.

(See the Auto L

ock Mode

section for information

on

the

Au

to Lock

mode.)

1

From

Outside

-Slide the

Keypad

Cover

up

and

down.

-

Or

, if

the

Keypad

Cover

is

already up,

press

'0'

on

the

keypad.

1

From

Inside

-

Press

the

OPEN/CLOSE

Button

(Recommended).

-Or, turn

the

Manual

Override

thumbturn

so

that

the

arrow

points towards

the

strike

plate. (Not

recommended

for

normal

use.)

The

AP501

digital door lock

is

designed

to

work

optimally with

the

OPEN/CLOSE

button.

We

highly

recommend

using

the

OPEN/CLOSE

button

under

normal

circumstances

and

use

the

Manual

Override

thumbturn only

if

the

battery

power

is

completely

drained

or if

you

encounter

a

mechanical

malfunction with

the

OPEN/CLOSE

button.

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12

I

From

Outside

Using a Tag

Key

Touch

the tip of a

Tag

Key

to

the

Tag

Key

Sensor for

about

half a second.

I

From

Outside

Using a Passcode

•

When

the

Keypad

Cover

is

Closed

-Slide the

Keypad

Cover

up.

-

Enter

the passcode.

-

Slide the

Keypad

Cover

down.

•

When

the

Keypad

Cover

is

Already

Up

-

Press

'*'

to

activate the

Keypad

and

turn

on

the

Keypad

backlight.

-

Enter

the passcode.

-

Press

'*' or slide the

Keypad

Cover

down.

tSJC,

T

he AP501

digital

door

lock

will

lock

down the

Keypad

for 1 minute

if

an

W

incorrect

passcode

is

entered 3 times

in a row.

Wait

for 1 minute

and

enter

the

Note

correct

passcode

.

I

Using

Extraneous

Digits

To

Enhance

Security

You

may

encounter a situation

where

you

have

to

enter

your

passcode

while

someone

may

be

close

enough

to

see

your

passcode

entry.

In

this

case,

you

can

enter

extraneous

digits

before

your

actual

passcode,

and

the

AP501

digital

door

lock

will

correctly

recognize

the

passcode

as

long

as

the

correct

passcode

is

entered

in

the

end.

For

example,

assuming

your

passcode

is

"12345"

you

can

enter

"57347983121512345

"

and

the

lock

will

recognize

the

passcode

of "12345" appended

to

the

extraneous

digits

"

573479831215" and

retract

the

deadbolt

latch. An

unauthorized

observer

would

not

know

how

many

digits

are

in

your

actual

passcode,

which

can

be

up

to

20

digits

long

,

and

would

have

to

try

to

memorize

all

the

digits

you

entered, 17

in

the

example

above.

@

If

you

suspect

that

an

unauthorized

observer

has

learned

your

passcode,

Note

immediately

change

your

passcode

to

prevent

unauthorized

entry.

I

From

Inside

Using

the

OPEN/CLOSE

Button

Press

the

OPEN/CLOSE

Button.

This

is

the

recommended

way

to

unlock

the

lock

from

inside.

I

From

Inside

Using

the

Manual

Override

Thumbtum

Turn

the

Manual

Override

Thumbturn

so

that

the

arrow

points

away

from

the

strike

plate.

(Not

recommended

for

normal

use.)

@

-

-

Note

The

AP501

digital

door

lock

is

designed

to

work

optimally

with

the

OPEN/CLOSE

button. We

highly

recommend

using

the

OPEN/CLOSE

button

under

normal

circumstances

and

use

the

Manual

Override

thumbturn

only

if

the

battery

power

is

completely

drained

or

if

you

encounter a mechanical

malfunction

with

the

OPEN/CLOSE

button

.

13

14

It

is

important

to

set

the

handing

of

the

door

lock

correctly.

If

set

incorrectly,

the

door

lock

would

extend

the

deadbolt

latch

when

it

should

retract, and

vice

versa, such

that

the

door

lock

would

unlock

when

it

should

lock

and

lock

when

it

should

unlock

.

Refer

to

the

diagram

below

to

determine

the

handing

of

your

door.

The

simple

rule

is

that

if

the

door

hinge

is

on

your

left

as

you

enter

the

house

from

the

outside, then

the

door

is

left-handed.

It

is

right-handed

if

the

door

hinge

is

on

your

right

as

you

enter.

You

set

the

handing

of

the

lock

after

the

lock

is

installed

on

the

door.

You

can

change

the

handing

if

you

move

the

lock

to a different

door

with

different

handing.

0

Setting

the

Lock

to

Left

Handing

1.

Press

the

OPEN/CLOSE

Button

for 5 seconds

(2

Beeps).

2.

Press

'7'

on

the

Keypad.

3.

Press

'*'

on

the

Keypad

(3

Beeps).

n

Setting

the

Lock

to

Right

Handing

1.

Press

the

OPEN/CLOSE

Button

for 5 seconds

(2

Beeps).

2.

Press

'8'

on

the

Keypad.

3.

Press

'*'

on

the

Keypad

(3

Beeps).

Right-Hand

ed Door

Left-Handed

Door

II

the

hinge

is

on

the

right-

hand

side

,

the

door

is

right-handed.

Outside

@

The

default

factory

Note

setting

is Left

handing.

~

Setting the Auto Lock

Mode

The Auto Lock feature is very convenient in that it ensures that your door
is locked every time you close it. You do not need

to

worry about whether

you

left your door locked or unlocked.

The

AP501

will lock the door

for

you. In order

for

this Auto Lock feature to work , the Auto Lock mode

must

be on.

The Auto Lock mode is turned on when the switch is set

to

ON

and it is

turned off when the switch is set

to

OFF.

Test the setting by closing the

door and checking the door

lock's response. If the Auto Lock mode is

turned on, the door

lock should lock within 2 seconds after the door is

closed.

15

16

1.

Press

the

OPEN/CLOSE

Button

for 5 seconds

(2

Beeps).

2.

Press

one

(and

only

one)

of

the

following

digits

on

the

Keypad

according

to

your

desired

volume

level:

'1'

to

turn

off

sound

completely.

'2'

to

set

the

volume

to

Low.

'3'

to

set

the

volume

to

Medium.

'4'

to

set

the

volume

to

High.

3.

Press

'*'

on

the

Keypad

(3

Beeps).

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Note

@

-

.

Note

Even

if

the

volume

is

set

to

Off

('1'

in

step 2 of

the

procedure

above

),

intruder

alarm, low-battery

indicator, and

error

alarm

will

sound

normally.

(

The

intruder

alarm

can

be

turned

off

separately. See

the

Intrud

er

Alarm

section

for

the

procedure

.)

The

default

factory

setting

is

Medium

.

~

Intruder

Alarm

A

forced

entry, opening

the

door whi

le

the

door

lock

is

locked

, wi

ll

set

off

the

intruder

alarm. Once

the

intruder

alarm

is

set

off, you

can

stop

the

alarm

by

entering a valid

passcode

or

touching a registered

Tag

Key

to

the

Tag

Key

sensor

.

You

can

activate

or

deactivate

this

intruder

alarm

function

using

the foll

owing

procedure.

a

Activating

the

Intruder

Alarm

1.

Press

the

OPEN/CLOSE

Button

for 5 seconds

(2

Beeps).

2.

Press '9'

on

the

Keypad.

3.

Press'*'

(3

Beeps).

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Deactivating

the

Intruder

Alann

1.

Press

the

OPEN/CLOSE

Button

for 5 seconds

(2

Beeps)

.

2.

Press

'0'

on

the

Keypad

.

3.

Press

'*'

(3

Beeps).

17

18

In case the door lock could not fully extend the dead bolt
latch

during its locking process, either because the door

was

closed with the dead bolt latch already extended

or

because the door was not fully closed, the

door

lock will

retract the dead bolt latch and reattempt

to

extend it. If it

still fails

to

fully extend the deadbolt latch,

it

will indicate

a

door-closing error with visual (red light) and audible

alarm.
To reset the door-closing error alarm, press the

OPEN/CLOSE button. Investigate the cause

of

the alarm

and make corrections.

The

AP501

digital

door

lock

's

internal

circuitry

can

be

reset

with

the

Reset

button

.

By

resetting

the

circuitry, you

are

effectively

restarting

the

software

that

controls

the

lock. Using

the

Reset

button

will

not

cause

any

change

or

deletion

to

the

passcode

or

Tag

Key

registrations

stored

in

the

door

lock

.

R

To

Reset

Press the Reset button once using a pin. The Reset
button is

located inside the small hole in the

upper-left corner of the Keypad.

~

Master

Function

n

Introduction

The master function allows you to keep a passcode and a Tag Key as the
master passcode and master Tag Key that cannot be deleted or changed
without the master passcode. This

is

extremely useful

in

those situations

where a manager must manage multiple

AP501 door locks. For instance,

an
apartment management company may use the master passcode to ensure
entry into each apartment while allowing the tenants to register their own
"User" passcodes and Tag Keys.

In

this case, the tenants' passcodes and Tag

Keys would

be

called User passcodes and User Tag Keys while the

management's would

be

called master passcode and master Tag Key.

Your

AP501 Advanced Protection digital door lock

is

manufactured with the

parts and software required for the master function but the master function

is

initially deactivated.

In

ordinary residential use, we do not recommend using

the master function for the inherent risk of losing the master passcode and

master Tag Key.

In

fact, if you use the master function and forget the master

passcode, there

is

no

way to uncover the missing master passcode. (On the

other hand, if you lose a master Tag Key, you can register a new master Tag

Key using the master passcode .)

To activate

th

e master function on your

AP501

door lock, you can refer

to

Activating the Master Function section below. Please keep

in

mind that

in
ordinary residential use, you get all of the benefits of AP501 without ever
needing the master function. The master function is mainly for those situations
with multiple

AP501 installations to manage.

19

20

Detennining

Whether

the

Master

Function

is

Activated

On

Your

APSOl

There

is a simple

way

to

find

out

whether

your

AP501

door

lock

has

its

master

function

activated

or

not.

First, open

the

Keypad

Cover

and

wait

until

the

keypad

backlight is

turned

off

(4

to

5

seconds), and

press "#777#".

If

you

hear a melodic

tune,

then

the

master

function

is

activated

on

your

AP501

door

lock

.

If

you

do

not

hear

any

tune, then

open

the

Keypad

Cover

(make

sure

to

wait

until

the

backlight

is

turned

off)

and

press "#555#

".

If

you

hear a melodic

tune, then

the

master

function

is

deactivated

on

your

AP501

door

lock

.

If

you

do

not

hear

any

tune

with

either

seq

uences, then

try

again

making

sure

you

enter

the

sequences

correctly.

One

of

the

two

sequences

must

produce a tune

.

I

Activating

the

Master

Function

A cAUTION

Please

read

the

entire

Master

Function

section

and

thoroughly

understand

the

ramifications

of

using

the

master

function

on

your

door

lock

before

you

decide

to

activate

the

master

function

on

your

AP501

door

lock.

If

you

activate

the

master

function

and

forget

the

master

passcode, there

is

no

way

to

uncover

the

master

passcode

or

deactivate

the

master

function. If

this

happens

to

you, please

refer

to

the

If

the

Master

Passcode

Is

Lost

section.

®

-

-

Note

Before

you

can

activate

the

master

function, you

must

first

set

or

change

the

master

passcode.

If

you

have

never changed

the

master

passcode, the

factory

default

setting

is '

1111

'.

Please

refer

to

the

Registering a Master

Passcode

section

for

the

procedure.

Once

you

activate

the

master

function, it

cannot

be

deactivated

without

the

master

passcode.

Keep

the

master

passcode

in a secure

place

.

1.

Press

the

OPEN/CLOSE

Button

for 5 seconds

(2

Beeps).

2.

Press

'5'

on

the

keypad.

3.

Press

'*'

on

the

keypad.

4.

Enter

the

current

master

passcode.

5.

Press

'*'

on

the

keypad.

[-;:c,

If

the

master

passcode

you

enter

in

step 4 above

matches

the current

master

~

passcode

stored

in

your

lock, the

master

function

is

activated

.

I

Dea

ctivating

the

Master

Function

B

1.

Pre

ss

the

OPEN/CLOSE

Button

for 5 seconds

(2

Beeps).

ss '6'

on

the

keypad.

2.

Pre

3.

Pre

4.

Ent

5.

Pre

'I,

-~

Not

'I,

-~

Not

Reg

~9'

ss

'*'

on

the

keypad.

er

the

current

master

passcode.

ss

'*'

on

the

keypad.

e

e

If

the

master

passcode

you

enter

in

step 4 above

matches

the

current

master

passcode

stored

in

your

lock, the

master

function

is

deactivated.

Once

the

master

function

is

deactivated, the

master

passcode

is

reverted

to

the

factory

setting

of '1111' and

any

master

Tag

Key

registration

is

deleted.

If

you

decide

to

activate

the

master

function

in

the

future, you

must

first

change

this

default

master

passcode

of '1111' to

another

passcode.

istering a Master

Tag

Key

-

Previously-registered

master

Tag

Key

will

automatically

be

deleted

as

you

register a new

master

Tag

Key.

Not

e

-Only

one

master

Tag

Key

can

be

registered

per

lock.

1.

Pre

ss

the

Key

Registration

Button

(2

Beeps).

2.

Pre

ss

the

'#'

sign

on

the

keypad

(2

Beeps).

Pressing

the

'#'

alerts

the

r

lock

you

are

registering a master

Tag

Key.

doo

3.

Ent

er

the

current

master

passcode

(3-20

Digits)

in

order

to

authenticate

r

right

to

register a master

Tag

Key.

you

4.

Pre

ss

the

'*'

sign

on

the

keypad

(3

Beeps)

to

indicate

the

end

of

the

ster

passcode.

rna

5.

Tou

ch

the

new

master

Tag

Key

on

the

Tag

Key

Sensor

(2

Beeps).

y 1

master

Tag

Key

can

be

registered

per

lock.

On

I

6.

Pre

ss

the

Key

Registration

Button

(4

Beeps)

21

22

~

Registering a Master

Passcode

@

Perfo

rm

the

following

procedure wi

th t

he door open

so

that

you

are

not

-

Note

locked out of your home

duri

ng

the p

rocess

.

@

M

ake sur

e to

test th

at a valid master passco

de

is

regist

ered before

cl

osi

ng

the door. You

can

test

it

by pressi

ng the

OPEN/CLOSE

button

to

-

Note

exten

d the deadbolt

latch and

ent

eri

ng the master passco

de

to retract

the deadbo

lt

lat

ch.

1.

Press

the

Passcode

Registration Button

(2

Beeps).

2.

Press

the

'#' sign

on

the

keypad

(2

Beeps).

Pressing the '#' alerts

the

door lock

you

are

registering a

master

passcode.

3.

Enter the current master passcode

(3-20

Digits)

in

order to authenticate

your right

to

register a master passcode.

4.

Press

the

'*' sign

on

the

keypad

(3

Beeps)

to indicate the

end

of

the

master

passcode.

5. Enter

the

new

desired master passcode (3-20 Digits).

6.

Press

the '*' sign

on

the

keypad

(3

Beeps)

to indicate the

end

of

the

master

passcode.

7. Enter

the

new

desired master passcode

again

for

confirmation

(3-20 Digits).

8.

Press

the

Passcode

Registration Button

(4

Beeps).

~

Unlocking

Using a Master

Passcode

or a Master

Tag

Key

Unlocking

the

AP501

door lock using a master passcode or a master

Tag

Key

is

identical

to

unlocking using a user passcode or a user

Tag

Key.

Please

refer to

the

Unlocking section for

the

corresponding procedures.

Q

Effect

of

the

Master

Function

on

User

Passcode

and

User

Tag

Keys

Activating

the

master function

and

reg

istering a master passcode or

master

Tag

Key

do not

have

any

effect

on

the user passcode

and

user

Tag

Keys.

The

user passcode

and

user

Tag

Keys

are

registered

and

used

in

the

same

manner

as

if the master function

is

not activated.

" If

the

Master

Passcode

is

Lost

If

you

have

activated

the

master

function

on

your

AP501

digital door

lock

but

you

have

forgotten

the

master

passcode, the

re

is

no

way

to

uncover

the

lost

passcode

or

deactivate

the

master

function.

This

is

done

by

design

to

ensure

the

security

of

your

AP501

door

lock.

The

only

way

to

reset

the

master

function

of

an

AP501

door lock withou

t

the

correct

master

passcode

is

to

detach

it

from

the

door

and

ship

it

to

Sunnect

for

the

resetting

service.

This

service

is

not

covered

by

product

warranty

and

there

will

be a fee

charged

for

this

service.

Before

you

ship

your

door

lock, please

contact

Sunnect

to arr

ange

for

the

service

and

for

a

service

case

number.

&c.

w

Note

Even

if

you

have

forgotten the

master

passcode, the AP501

door

lock

functions

correctly

using

the

user

passcode

and

user

Tag

Keys. As

long

as

you

are

certain

that

no

one

else

has

the

forgotten

master

passcode

or

the

master

Tag

Key, you have

the

option

of

continuing

to

use

the AP501

door

lock

with

the

user

passcode

and

user

Tag

Keys.

Registering

and

using a user

passcode

and

user

Tag

Keys

do

not

require

the

master

passcode.

[

23

24

Symptoms

•

The

door

lock

stops

working

all

of a sudden.

•

It

makes

beeping

noises

during

normal

operation.

•

The

door

lock

plays

a

melodic

tune

during

any

operation

or

there

is

a

delay

before

locking

or

unlocking.

Possible

Causes

-

Low

battery

power

or

a

complete

battery

drain.

-Temporary

circuit

overload

.

-

Low

battery

--------------

------------------

•

The

door

lock

does

not

lock

automatically

when

the

door

is

closed.

-

The

Auto

Lock

switch

is

setto'Off'.

-

Improper

installation

of

the

Deadbolt

and

the

Auto

Lock

Sensor

Magnet

in

the

Strike

Lining

Box

.

e One-inch Throwbolt for maximum security
ePasscode:

3 to

20

digits

eMaximum number of Tag Keys supported: 20
eOperating temperature range: -5° to 130° F
ePower: 6V

(4

AA batteries included)

• Estimated Battery Life: Approx . 1 year

Possible

Solutions

-

In

case

of

low

battery

power

,

replace

all 4 batteries.

-

Press

the

Reset

button

.

-

If

outside

the

house

,

use a 9V

battery

with

the

Temporary

power

terminal.

-

Replace

all 4 batteries

-

Make

sure

the

Auto

Lock

switch

is

set

to 'ON

'.

-

Make

sure

the

Door

Lock

is

installed

properly

.

eEmergency Power: 9V battery (not included) applied to the Exterior unit
eDoor thickness range: 1 %"- 2"
eBackset range: 2 %" - 2 %"

• Interior unit dimensions

(H

x W x

D):

6

'14'

x 4" x 1

'12''

e Exterior unit dimensions

(H

x W x D): 5 %" x 3" x 1

'Ia"

\.By

Phone:

As part of our effort to best serve our customers, we try
to respond

promptly to all forms of contact from our

customers, distributors, and

potential customers .

We

look forward to hearing from you.

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jgJ

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Mail:

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Box

1501

Lorton,

Virginia

22199-1501

Q

By

Email:

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and

Technical

Support: [e-mail]

Warranty

Service

and

General

Inquiries:

[e-mail]

Sales

and

Distributor

Support:

[e-mail]

In

all

written

communication

(mail,

email), please

include

your

name, address, and

phone

number

as

well

as

your

lock

's

serial

number

if

you

have

one

.

Optionally, please

include

your

email

address, your

lock

purchase

date

and

location

.

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Please refer to the separate Warranty Statement card and the Product
Registration card for

detail information on the warranty policy and the

product registration process.

You may also obtain more information

about the product,

download all manuals, or request warranty service by

visiting www.Sunnectlock.com.

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25

Please

refer

to

the

User

Manual

for

proper

installation

and

operation

of

the

lock

and

proper

handling

of

batteries

.

Images

on

the

box

are

for

illustrative

purposes

only

and

the

actual

product's

finish

may

vary

from

the

images.

Product

specifications

and

other

information

on

this

packaging

are

subject

to

change

without

prior

notice.

Sunnect

makes no

commitments

regarding

the

accuracy

of

translation

into

languages

other

than

English

.

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del

Usuario

para

Ia

instalaci6n y operaci6n

apropiadas

de

Ia

cerradura y para

el

manejo

apropiado

de

las

baterfas

.

Las

figuras

en

Ia

caja

son

unicamente

con

fines

ilustrativos y el

terminado

real

del

producto

puede

diferir

un

poco

del

original.

Las

especificaciones

de

producto y demas

informacion

contenidas

en

este

paquete

estan

sujetas a cambios

sin

previa

aviso.

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no

garantiza

Ia

exactitud

de

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traducci6n a otros

idiomas a excepcion

de

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ingles.

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Inc.

P.

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Box

1501,

Lorton, VIrginia

22199·1501

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www.Sunnectlock.com

Designed

in

Fairfax, Virginia. Manufactured

in

Korea

. U.S.

Pat

ent

Pending

.

"

Sunnect

", "Security. It's

worth

it.",

and "AP501" are

tra

demarks

of

Sunnect, Inc

.

Copyright

© 2008

Sunnect, Inc.

All

rights

reserved.