Borglocks BL7000 ECP Series Administrator guide

Code Change
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The code should be changed with the door in the open position. To change the code you will need to know
what the keypad is currently set to and have the code change tool.
The code can be changed with the unit tted on/o󰀨 the door. The unit is non sequential, therefore if the
code is set to 1234, the keypad will open if entered 4321, 3214 etc..There are over 1000 di󰀨erent code combi-
nations available.
1. Enter existing code
2. Using the code change key insert over the ɸbutton in the top centre of the keypad.
Rotate the code change key 90° right (clockwise) then press and hold the key (until step 5).
3. Press `C` clear button to clear the existing code.
4. Press the digits that are to be in the new code. Once the new code has been entered, press all the digits in the
code once again to ensure that all the digits in the code are set.
Please note, If a mistake is made whilst entering a new code (with the ɸbutton rotated and pressed) the `C`
clear button can be pressed, which will cancel any buttons that have been pressed and you can start again.
5. With the new code entered, the code change key can be removed by releasing the pressure and rotating 90° left
(clockwise) and remove the key from the ɸbutton.
6. Press `C` button/turn the keypad handle to set the new code.
7. The new code is now set and ready for use.
8. Check that the code is working 5 times and that it is withdrawing the latchbolt into the door before closing the
door.
If a new code has been set and it does not work, the ‘C’ button has not been pressed when clearing the old
code and before inputting the new code; therefore the code will be a combination of the new and old code
i.e. if the old code was 1234 and the new code is 6789 the code actually set if 1234 6789. Input both the old
and new code and follow the code change from step 1.
If the code has been changed and the keypad lever is free turning and retracting the latchbolt, the new code
has not been set. Follow the code change from step 2.
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BL7000 ECP Series

Identifying Lost Code
In the event of a code that has been lost or forgotten the unit will need to be removed from the door.
1. With the unit removed from the door turn the keypad over and you will see that there is 10 portholes which
correlate with the buttons on the keypad, through these holes you will see a series of blue and red lines.
2. Press the ‘C’ button to reset any buttons which may have been pressed.
3. To identify the code the keypad has been set to, you are looking for the red lines which are closest to the centre
of the portholes.
4. As per the example diagram below, you will see that the red lines on digits 2, 4, 6, 8 and 0 are closest to the cen-
tre of the porthole and is therefore the code. All the other holes will show a blue line - these are not in the code.
Once all the coded buttons have been pressed all 10 portholes will have a blue lines in the centre.
5. There is no sequence to the code so as long as all the buttons in the code are pressed the handle will rotate.
6. Once you have identied the correct code of the unit, make a note of the code before retting the unit to the door.
When retted to the door the code can be changed.
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