Instructions

Function 2: Permanently enable output #1

Output #1 is normally used to operate a door opener. The superuser code can be used to per-

manently enable/disable output #1 (i.e. door opener).

Example: The Superuser-Code was set to "6789":

Enable/disable output #1

Output #1 will stay enabled (constant red LED) until you disable it using the same

code(theredLEDwillturnoffandthemiddleLEDwillashslowlytoindicatethatthe

lock is in normal mode). This function can be used if you want the door to remain open

and no access control is required.

Other functions for output #1 (e.g. entering a user code to enable output #1) will not be

available during this time, and you will not be able to check the door sensor status.

We recommend that you only use this function in combination with a fail-safe door

opener.

Fail-safe door openers release the latch when the power supply stops delivering a

voltage (non-standard door opener type, used for emergency exit doors so that the

door opens in the event of a power cut).

Fail-secure door openers (releases the latch when a voltage is supplied) may over-

heat when output #1 is permanently enabled.

Function 3: Locking/releasing output #1

Output #1 can be temporarily locked to prevent it from being activated with a user code.

Example: The Superuser-Code was set to "6789":

Lock/release output #1

TherightLEDwillturnredwhenoutput#1islocked(themiddleLEDwillashtoindicatethat

the combination lock is in normal mode).

Output #2 will not be affected and you can use the user codes as normal.

For safety reasons, output #1 can also be enabled by touching the door opener but-

ton.