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Keyless Connected Smart Door Lock Manual

Please read the intructions before ﬁtting and using the Keyless Connected Smart Door Lock.

The functions and design of this product can be changed without prior notice for performance and quality improvements.

The smarter way to protect your home

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Hereby, ASSA ABLOY Ltd, School Street, WV13 3PW declares that the Keyless Connected Smart Door Lock is in compliance with Directive 2014/53/EU.

The full text of the EU declaration of conformity is available at the following internet address: www.yale.co.uk/declaration-of-conformity

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Contents

Introduction

Safety Precautions 4 Product Features 5

Getting Started

Smart Home

Security Features

Getting to Know Your Lock 6 Opening the Lock with a PIN Code/ Key Card/Tag or Remote Fob 7

Set/Change Master Code 8 Set a User Code 9 Delete a User Code 10 Set/Delete One Day Code 11 Adding a Key Card/Tag 12 Delete a Key Card/Tag 13 Register a Remote Fob 14 Delete Previously Paired Remote Fob 15 Change PIN and Remote Re-lock Time 16 Auto Re-lock On/Off 17 Volume Settings 18

Lock Modules 19 Connecting to a Home Automation System 20 Disconnecting from a Home Automation System

Intrusion Alarm 22 Incorrect PIN Lockout 23 Emergency Power 24 Resetting the Lock 25

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Speciﬁcations

Guarantee

User Log

Help

Speciﬁcations 26

Guarantee 27

User Code Log 28 User Key Card/Tag Log 29 Remote Fob Log 30

Customer Service 31

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Introduction

Thank you for choosing the Yale Keyless Connected Smart Door Lock.

This new Smart Lock uses the latest technology to make your life easier.

This user manual enables you to operate the product safely and to its full potential.

Please ensure you read it completely before using the Yale Keyless Connected Smart Door Lock.

Safety Precautions

Please read this carefully

• Be careful not to let any unauthorised user discover your PIN code

• Please keep your PIN code safe

Caution

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• To maintain the high quality finish, clean regularly with a soft damp cloth taking care not to scratch the finish

• Do not use any chemicals when cleaning as this may affect your warranty

Make sure to follow the above instructions to avoid any injuries or damage to the product.

• The Yale Keyless Connected Smart Door Lock requires you to place your palm on the touch screen

• This is a safety feature so finger prints showing the PIN code are wiped

Product Features

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How To Open The Lock

4 - 10 digit PIN code

24 hour PIN code for visitors

Key Card (includes one Card)

Key Tag (includes one Tag)

Control with Yale® app (when linked to Yale

Open through third party app

You can use a mix of up to 20 PIN codes, Key Tags, Key Cards and Remote Fobs plus app control (model dependant).

Security

3 minute lock out if code is entered incorrectly 5 times

Tamper alarm

Features

Replaces existing rim cylinder used on a 60mm backset nightlatch

Touchscreen with backlit Keypad

Battery operated

Low battery indicator with emergency battery connection

User codes and settings remain if batteries are replaced

Remotely add user user credentials

User schedules

Audit trails

Connectivity

Connects to Yale® Alarm and CCTV range

Connects to Z-Wave® compatible smart home systems

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Optional Accessories

Remote Fob Module (includes one Fob)

Additional Remote Fobs

Yale® Module

Z-Wave® Module

Key Card

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Getting to Know Your Lock

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Low Battery Indicator

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Low Battery Indicator

Front

Back

(Front Body installed on the outside of the door)

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9V Emergency Battery (Not Included)

(Back Body, installed on the inside of the door)

Keypad (10-key)

Button

Thumbturn

Reset Button

Button

Emergency 9V power supply terminal

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Low Battery Indicator

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Battery Pack Cover

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Button

1.5V AA Alkaline Batteries

Fixing Plate

Cover Release Button: Press Both Simultaneously to Release

Remote Module Slot

Opening the Lock with a PIN Code

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PIN Code

Touch the keypad with the palm of your hand

Enter a valid user code

Press key

Turn the thumbturn to open the door

Opening the Lock with a Key Card/Tag

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Present a valid Key Card or Tag to the lock

Turn the thumbturn to open the door

Keypad will illuminate followed by 2 tone beep

3 tone ascending beep

Touch the keypad to begin

Default code is ‘123456’

Key Card

To add key cards and keytags follow instructions on page 12.

Turn the Thumbturn to open the door

Getting Started

Key Tag

Opening the Lock with a Remote Fob

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Press any button on a registered Remote Fob

Turn the thumbturn to open the door

3 tone ascending beep

To add and remove fob follow instrcutions on page 14.

Turn the Thumbturn to open the door

Remote fob

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Set/Change Master Code

Registration

The master code is the main password to the lock. As well as allowing entry through the door, it is also used to configure the lock including adding and removing users.

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Touch the keypad with the palm of your hand

Enter the master code, followed by # key

Select the [1] button followed by # key

Enter a new master code

Press # to complete

Keypad will illuminate followed by 2 tone beep

2 tone beep

2 tone beep after each button pressed

3 tone ascending beep followed by your new code being illuminated

Touch the keypad to begin

If you are setting the code for the first time the default code is 123456

You are now in the lock’s menu, choose option number [1] to change the master code

The master code must be 6 digits

This completes the master code setup

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Set a User Code

The lock can hold up to 20 unique user codes, each one has a slot in the locks memory from 1 to 20. If a new code is written to a slot that already holds a code it will overwrite it. To save overwriting someone’s code it is important to record who’s codes are stored in each slot. Please use the User Code Log section in the back of the book to record this.

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Getting Started

Touch the keypad with the palm of your hand

Enter the master code, followed by # key

Select the [2] button followed by # key

Press the [1] button and then #

Enter the slot number for the user code followed by # key

Enter the new user code

Press the # button to complete

Keypad will illuminate followed by 2 tone beep

2 tone beep

2 tone beep after each button pressed

2 tone beep

3 tone ascending beep

3 tone ascending beep followed by your new code being illuminated

Touch the keypad to begin

If you have forgotten the master code please see the ‘Resetting the Lock’ section of the manual (Page 25)

You are now in the lock’s menu, choose option number 2 to select the user code setup

Option number [1] adds or modifies a user code

This is the number of the slot in memory where the code will be saved (1-20)

The user code can be between 4-10 digits

The new user code will now be added to the lock

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Delete a User Code

To stop a user having access their code will need to be deleted. Before doing this you will first need to know which slot in the locks memory their code is in. Please see the User Code Log at the back of the guide.

Step Icon Expected Feedback Description

Touch the keypad with the palm of your hand

Enter the master code, followed by # key

Select the [2] button followed by # key

Press the [3] button and then #

Enter the slot number for the user code

Press # to complete

Keypad will illuminate followed by 2 tone beep

2 tone beep

2 tone beep after each button pressed

3 tone ascending beep

Touch the keypad to begin

If you have forgotten the master code please see the resetting the lock section of the manual (Page 25)

You are now in the lock’s menu, choose option number [2] to select the user code setup

Option number [3] deletes a user code

This is the number of the slot in memory where the code will be saved (1-20)

The user code will now be deleted from the lock

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