Allegion CISA MyEVO User manual

Installation and User Manual
CISA MyEVO Lock
EN
cisa.com

CONTENTS
INSTALLATION
DIMENSIONS
Lock 6
Accessories 7
ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS
General overviews 8
Wiring diagrams 10
Connecting a remote contact and the Door Status device 11
INSTALLATION
CISA MYEVO button 06525.50 12
CISA MYEVO button 06525.51 13
CISA MYEVO keypad 06525.50 14
CISA MyEVO keypad/RFID 06525.71/73/75 15
Pair of Door Status contacts 16
Battery holder 17
Cylinder 18
Changing hand 18
OPERATION
CISA MYEVO BUTTON
Using the CISA MYEVO button 20
Opening the door 20
Closing the door when the lock is in semi-automatic mode 21
Changing the lock operating mode 22
Warning dead batteries 23
Warning malfunction 23
Assistance and FAQ 23
EXTERNAL KEYPAD
Using the CISA MYEVO keypad 24
Construction mode 24
Master Code 25
Creating a new Master Code 25
Establishing the length of User Codes 25
Creating a new User Code 26
Opening the door 26
Deleting a User Code 27
Deleting all User Codes 28
Changing the lock operating mode 28

Closing the door when the lock is in semi-automatic mode 29
Disabling the CISA MYEVO button and any other device connected by remote contact 29
Restoring factory set-up 29
Warning dead batteries 30
Warning malfunction 30
Assistance and FAQ 30
Using the CISA MYEVO RFID reader 31
Types of cards 31
Construction mode 32
Master Card 32
Associating the CISA MYEVO RFID reader with the lock 32
Enabling a User Card or a mini User Card 33
Opening the door 33
Disabling a User Card or mini User Card 33
Enabling a Change or Safe Card 33
Using the Change Card 34
Using the Safe Card 34
Disabling a Change or Safe Card 35
Disabling all the User Cards or mini User Cards, the Change Card and the Safe Card 35
Closing the door when the lock is in semi-automatic mode 35
Dissociating the CISA MYEVO RFID reader from the lock and restoring factory settings 36
Warning dead batteries 37
Warning malfunction 37
Incorrect card 37
Assistance and FAQ 37
GENERAL INFORMATION
Batteries and consumption 38
Remote opening 38
Cleaning 38
Replacing the CISA MYEVO RFID reader 38
Warning door ajar 38
Firmware 38
Assistance and FAQ 39
Certications 39
Disposal of electric and electronic components 39

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GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The MyEVO lock is the ideal solution to ensure your home, office, professional premises or
business are safe and protected.
MyEVO is a smart motorised lock for armoured doors which automatically locks when the door
is closed and can be operated by a variety of accessories including a button, numerical keypad
or RFID card reader. It also comes with an additional connection for devices that can provide an
opening signal, such as a biometric reader or simply the property’s intercom button.
MyEVO is also a mechanical lock so can be operated normally using a Euro cylinder.
Furthermore, MyEVO offers the same resistance and protection against forced entry as CISA
locks for armoured doors.
To meet the many requirements of users, MyEVO can be programmed to work in three different
modes: AUTOMATIC, SEMI-AUTOMATIC, HOLD OPEN.
AUTOMATIC:
when the door is shut, the latchbolt and deadbolts automatically engage so the door is securely
locked. This is the factory set-up.
SEMI-AUTOMATIC:
when the door is shut, only the latchbolt automatically engages, while the deadbolts do not.
When in this mode, the door can also be opened with just the handle.
HOLD OPEN:
when the door is shut, the latchbolt and deadlocks do not engage. The door is always open.
The RFID reader will not work if placed in direct contact with a metal panel. The antenna of the RFID reader must be at least 5 mm and no
more than 20 mm from the metal surface behind the door panel.

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INSTALLATION
INTRODUCTION
This manual is an integral part of the product and has been compiled by the manufacturer to
provide everyone authorised to interact with it with the information they may need. Keep this
manual in an easily accessible place for the working life of the product and make sure everyone
knows where it is. The manufacturer reserves the right to make changes to this manual without
prior notice.
PERSONAL SAFETY WARNING
If the CISA MyEVO keypad is installed, the factory set MASTER CODE MUST BE
REPLACED and A NEW MASTER CODE CREATED (PAGE 25)
If the CISA MyEVO RFID reader is installed, it must be ASSOCIATED WITH THE LOCK
(PAGE 32)
SAFETY REGULATIONS
Read the instructions in the installation and user manual carefully.
All installation and maintenance operations which require precise technical expertise or
particular skills must be carried out exclusively by qualified personnel with the relevant
qualicationsandexperienceinthesector.
The deadbolts must engage and disengage freely. If this mechanism is in any way hindered, it may
compromise the product’s performance.

3.5
25 47
MIN15
MAX35
MIN 12.6 MAX32.6
64
87.5
125
233
6.4
436
38
46
56
I I II
85
30
35
13
N
137
E6536
E6516
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INSTALLATION
LOCK
1Motorised lock
code
Centre distance
deadbolts
I
Number
deadbolts
N
Type of
application
E6516280 28 4Rim
E6516380 38 3Rim
E6536280 28 4Mortice
DIMENSIONS

19.3
61
15.7
71
48
22
47.5
48
48
61
71
48
22
15.7
37
150
139
41
127
12
4.2
150
41
1.5
76,5
59.3
13.5
61.7
77.6
75
5.5
17,7
14,5
74,5
77
59.3
13.5
61.7
77.6
75
5.5
59.3
13.5
61.7
77.6
75
5.5
74,5
77
17,7
14,5
17,7
14,5
74,5
77
Applied
Applied
Bracket for rim
accessories
Recessed
Recessed
Recessed
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INSTALLATION
ACCESSORIES
2Pair of Door Status contacts
code
0651050
5Keypad group
code Type of
application RFID
06525 70 Applied NO
06525 71 Recessed NO
06525 73 Recessed YES
4Button group
code Type of
application RFID
06525 50 Applied NO
06525 51 Recessed NO
5RFID group
code Type of
application RFID
06525 75 Recessed YES
3Battery holder
code
07030 80

5
4
1
2
3
5
4
6
24VDC/30W
1
2
3
5
4
1
2
7
6
24VDC/30W
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INSTALLATION
Power supply with
disposable batteries
To connect a device for remote opening, consult the section
CONNECTING A REMOTE CONTACT AND THE DOOR STATUS DEVICE (PAGE 11)
Powered by mains
with power supply and
rechargeable batteries
Powered by mains
with power supply
GENERAL OVERVIEWS
ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS

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INSTALLATION
SAFETY REGULATIONS
• The electric system must comply with regulations in force.
• Always disconnect the electric system from the mains when connecting the cables or
performing any later work on the lock.
• Do not power the lock directly from the mains but use a power supply recommended by
the manufacturer.
• Protect the system appropriately against short circuits.
• Use the cables supplied with the lock and its accessories only.
CISA declines all responsibility for damage resulting from the failure to observe the above
warnings or when accessories are not used as described in this manual.
KEY:
1. MyEVO motorised lock
2. Pair of Door Status contacts
3. Battery holder
4. Button group
5. Keypad/RFID group
6. Power supply: INPUT V: 180-264 V; 50-60 Hz; 0.7 A - OUTPUT V: 24 V ; 1.3 A
Connect the power supply to the lock with a cable with a max. length of 3 m
The 24V power supply must be protected with a 1.6A fuse 250V type F1.6 A
CE marked, in compliance with Directives 2014/30/EU, 2014/35/EU
Class 2 (double isolation)
LPS source (in compliance with IEC 60950)
OVP (for overvoltages) and OCP (for overcurrents) protection
SELV
UL94-V0 plastic
Product UL Listed or at least UL Recognized
7. Cable guard

DOOR STATUS
BATTERY
REMOTE
STATUS
BLE
MODULE
KEYPAD
INTERNAL
BOTTON
C2
C3
C4
C5
C1R
C1N
P
C1
C6
DOOR STATUS
BATTERY
REMOTE
STATUS
BLE
MODULE
KEYPAD
INTERNAL
BOTTON
C1
C2
C4
C3
C5
C1R
C1N
P
C6
DOOR STATUS
BATTERY
REMOTE
STATUS
BLE
MODULE
KEYPAD
INTERNAL
BOTTON
C7
C4
C3
C5
C1R
C1N
P
C1
C6
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INSTALLATION
WIRING DIAGRAMS
CONFIGURATION WITH
DISPOSABLE BATTERIES
CONFIGURATION WITH MAINS POWER
SUPPLY AND RECHARGEABLE BATTERIES
CONFIGURATION WITH
MAINS POWER SUPPLY KEY:
C1 Door Status cable supplied with
pair of Door Status contacts
C1R Cable C1 red wire
C1N Cable C1 black wire
PPositive (+)
C2 Battery holder cable supplied with battery
holder
C3 Cable for remote opening item 07230 72
to be ordered separately
C4 Keypad cable supplied with keypad
group
C5 BLE cable (Bluetooth Low Energy)
supplied with button group
C6 Button cable supplied with button group
C7 Power supply cable item 07030 70
to be ordered separately
Connect the cables to the lock referring to the diagram on the
label on each of the connectors.
The BLE cable (C5) must be connected even if the "BLE button"
is not tted, as it may be used by
authorised CISA technicians.

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INSTALLATION
REMOTE OPENING
DOOR STATUS SIGNAL
The Door Status signal is available only when the lock is in AUTOMATIC MODE.
Contact open (no signal):
The door is locked and the second
throw of the deadbolts is engaged
Contact closed (signal):
The door is open and/or the
deadbolts are retracted
CONNECTING A REMOTE CONTACT AND THE DOOR STATUS DEVICE
V
5-24 V
AC/DC
C3
C1 Door Status
C2 Battery holder
C7 Power supply
C5 BLE module
C4 CISA MyEVO keypad/RFID
C6 CISA MyEVO button
C3
Remote contact
Door Status signal
T min 100 mS
T max 2 S
Example of button or relay connection
for remote opening.
Light bulb
V
C3
max 60V
max 100 mA
C1 Door Status
C2 Battery holder
C7 Power supply
C5 BLE module
C4 CISA MyEVO keypad/RFID
C6 CISA MyEVO button
C3
Remote contact
Door Status signal
Lampadina
V
C3
C1 Door Status
C2 Battery holder
C7 Power supply
C5 BLE module
C4 CISA MyEVO keypad/RFID
C6 CISA MyEVO button
C3
Remote contact
Door Status signal
max 60V
max 100 mA
N.B.: in SEMI-AUTOMATIC
MODE only, the lock can be
locked, closing the circuit for 3
- 5 seconds
Example of connection of
light bulb

Ø2.9x13
UNI6954
4B 4A C5 C6
42
40
Ø30
4 x Ø2,6
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INSTALLATION
CISA MYEVO BUTTON 06525.50
1. Screw the plate (4A) onto the door in the direction indicated Top-Alto on it.
2. Pass both the button cable (C6) and the BLE cable (C5) through the hole (the BLE
cableisusedtoconnecttheBLEmodule,iftted,orallowstechnicalstafftocarryout
assistance if necessary).
3. Connect the button cable (C6) to the button (4B).
4. Connect the BLE cable (C5) to the BLE module (only for the BLE versions).
5. Clipthebutton(4B)ontothexingplate(4A).
Clean the surface with a damp cloth, do NOT use chemical solvents
RED cable
PIN1
INSTALLATION

67
69.6
R5
0,2
0,2
G
4B 4AC6
C5
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INSTALLATION
CISA MYEVO BUTTON 06525.51
To carry out this installation, the panel must be at least 5 mm thick.
1. Make a hole in the panel, respecting the tolerances indicated in the drawing.
2. Place the bracket (4A) in the hole in the direction indicated  Top-Alto on it, making sure
thefourapsadheretothepanel.Screwinthedowel(G)untilthebracketissecuredinto
place. An adhesive may be used to ensure the bracket is completely secure and should
be applied as shown( ). CISA recommends Loctite® exibleadhesive.
3. Pass both the button cable (C6) and the BLE cable (C5) through the hole (the BLE cable
isusedtoconnecttheBLEmodule,iftted,ortoupgradethermwareifnecessary).
4. Connect the button cable (C6) to the button (4B).
5. Connect the BLE cable (C5) to the BLE module (only for the BLE versions).
6. Insert the button (4B) into the bracket (4A) and secure it into position by pulling it
downwards.
Clean the surface with a damp cloth, do NOT use chemical solvents
RED cable
PIN1

Ø2.9x13
UNI6954
42
40
Ø30
4 x Ø2,6
C4 5A 5B
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INSTALLATION
Clean the surface with a damp cloth, do NOT use chemical solvents
CISA MYEVO KEYPAD 06525.50
1. Screw the plate (5A) onto the door in the direction indicated Top-Alto on it.
2. Pass the keypad cable (C4) through the hole.
3. Connect the keypad cable (C4) to the keypad (5B).
4. Clipthekeypad(5B)tothexingplate(5A).
The xing screws must be screwed into a metal part of the door.

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INSTALLATION
Clean the surface with a damp cloth, do NOT use chemical solvents
CISA MYEVO KEYPAD/RFID 06525.71/73/75
To carry out this installation, the panel must be at least 5 mm thick.
1. Make a hole in the panel, respecting the tolerances shown in the drawing.
2. Place the bracket (5A) in the hole in the direction indicated  and Top-Alto on it, making
surethefourapsadheretothepanel.Screwinthedowel(G)untilthebracketis
secured into place. An adhesive may be used to ensure the bracket is completely secure
and should be applied as shown( ). CISA recommends Loctite® exibleadhesive.
3. Connect the keypad cable (C4) to the keypad (5B).
4. Insert the keypad (5B) into the bracket (5A) and secure it into position by pulling it
downwards.
The RFID reader will not work if placed in direct contact with a metal panel. The antenna of the RFID reader must be at least 5 mm and no more
than 20 mm from the metal surface placed behind the door panel.
5B
G
C4
5A
67
69.6
R5
0,2
0,2
06525.71.73 06525.75

0÷5 mm
Fig. 2
Fig. 1
Fig. 3
N° 4 Ø 3
P
C1R
51 61
16.5
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INSTALLATION
PAIR OF DOOR STATUS CONTACTS
1. Place the door side Door Status device in position, making sure the red cable C1R is at
the top (Fig. 1).
2. Place the frame side Door Status device in position, making sure the letter P (positive
pole) is at the top (Fig. 1).
3. By turning the adjusting screws, adapt the position of the Door Status device to the
clearance between the door leaf and the frame (Fig. 2)
N.B.: the door and frame must not touch as the contacts connect magnetically.
4. Position the Door Status device as shown in Fig. 3.
5. Whenconguredwithmainspowersupplyandrechargeablebatteries,usethepower
supply recommended by the manufacturer only.
The electric cable which connects the power supply to the Door Status device
must respect the polarity indicated on the Door Status device with the P for
“positive” at the top .
If the polarity is not respected, the rechargeable batteries will not charge
 When congured with rechargeable batteries, the initial total voltage of the battery
pack must be greater than 12 volt, otherwise the batteries will not charge.

N° 12 AA
37 max
39
12
12
129
139
Fig. 2Fig. 1
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INSTALLATION
BATTERY HOLDER
1. Whenconguredwithdisposablebatteries,use12disposableAA1.5Vbatteries1800
mA (Fig. 1). Lithium batteries are recommended for a longer life.
2. Whenconguredwithrechargeablebatteries,use12rechargeableAA1.2Vbatteries
1800 mA (Fig. 1).
3. The battery holder can be installed on either the edge of the door or at the top as shown,
or on the hinge side after checking that the opening angle of the door is wide enough to
allow the batteries to be removed (Fig. 2).
Make sure cables do not touch metal parts.
 When congured with rechargeable batteries, make sure there
are rechargeable batteries in the battery pack. Caution: risk
of explosion if the batteries are replaced with the wrong kind.
Always follow instructions when disposing of batteries.

1
2
Always install cylinders with a key-key clutch.
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INSTALLATION
CYLINDER
CHANGING HAND
1
2
3

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OPERATION
INTRODUCTION
This manual is an integral part of the product and has been compiled by the manufacturer to
provide everyone authorised to interact with it with the information they may need. Keep this
manual in an easily accessible place for the working life of the product and make sure everyone
knows where it is. The manufacturer reserves the right to make changes to this manual without
prior notice.
PERSONAL SAFETY WARNING
If the CISA MyEVO keypad is installed, the factory set Master Code must be replaced and A
NEW MASTER CODE CREATED (PAGE 25)
If the CISA MyEVO RFID reader is installed, it must be ASSOCIATED WITH THE LOCK
(PAGE 32)
SAFETY REGULATIONS
Read the instructions in the installation manual carefully.
All installation and maintenance operations which require precise technical expertise or
particular skills must be carried out exclusively by qualified personnel with the relevant
qualicationsandexperienceinthesector.
The deadbolts and rods must engage and disengage freely. If this mechanism is in any way hindered, it may compromise the product’s performance.

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CISA MYEVO BUTTON
USING THE CISA MYEVO BUTTON
Button
LEDs
The CISA MyEVO button is an accessory which is installed on the door panel, inside the house.
For obvious safety reasons, never install it outside.
The button has the following functions:
• It allows the door to be opened
• It allows the door to be closed when the lock is in semi-automatic mode
• Itallowstheusertocongurethelockoperatingmode
• It produces light signals
OPENING THE DOOR
Press the button: the deadbolts and latchbolt are withdrawn into the lock. During this stage, the
LEDS on the button light up in sequence. The LEDS go off when the door is open.
The LEDs will light up
twice in sequence from
the outwards inwards
N.B.: when the door is being closed, the LEDs light up in sequence and, once it has been
closed, they go off.
The LEDs will light up
twice in sequence from
the outwards inwards
CISA MYEVO BUTTON