Burg B-Smart-Lock Keypad Outdoor IP54 User manual

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Operating manual
EN
B-Smart-Lock Keypad Outdoor
Outdoor (IP54)

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B-Smart-Lock Keypad Outdoor
ALatchbolt
BKeypad
CSilicon pad
DLED
C
B
A
Introduction 2
General 2
Default settings 2
Master code 2
Important information 3
Technical specifications 3
Functional description 3
Configuration 4
Operation 4
Battery replacement 5
Disposal 5
Dear customer,
Thank you for choosing the B-Smart-Lock Keypad Outdoor.
This lock is particulary robust and of high quality.
Important: please note all warnings and read through the entire
operating manual before you start programming.
We hope you enjoy using your new locking system.
BURG F.W. Lüling KG
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Contents
Introduction
General
The latest version of this guide is always available on our websi-
te: www.burg.de
Default settings
1For your own saftey, program your own master code on the
lock prior to use. Alternatively you can specify your desired
master code when ordering and we will configure it for you
during production. The master code can be changed by au-
thorized persons at any time.
Mode Freely selectable PIN
Mastercode 934 7161
PIN length 4 digits
LED locking indicator On
Code re-enter Off
Locking direction Left
Master code
The master code authorizes the programming of the lock. In
addition, the lock can be unlocked via the master code. In the
Freely selectable PIN mode, the PIN used for locking is deleted
after entering the master code.
The master code must always be entered as follows:
√ √ 1 master code √ e. g. √ √ 1 934 716 √

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Dimensions 68.9 x 68.9 x 24 mm
Power supply Lithium battery 3V, CR123A
Service life:
45,000 locking cycles
Permissible temperature 0°C –40°C
(no formation of condensation)
Protection class IP 54
No. of possible codes 999.999
Code length 4 or 6 digits
Programming Freely selectable PIN
Fixed assigned PIN
Material Casing: plastic
(RoHs proved)
Keypad: silicon
Keypad core: zamac
Colour Grey or user specific
Locking direction L, R
Lock attachment Raised countersunk screw
5 x 16,Torx 20
Latch Plastic bolt
Technical specifications
Mode: Freely selectable PIN (Multi User)
In this mode, a large number of users can use the lock. To ope-
rate the lock no specific PIN is required. The user enters a PIN of
choice (4- or 6-digits, depending on the programming) to close
and confirms this by pressing the hook key twice. The lock locks.
By re-entering this PIN, the lock will be opened again. After the
opening process, a new PIN can be used.
Mode: Fixed assigned PIN (Private PIN)
In this mode, a PIN is pre-set with which the lock can be ope-
rated. The user enters the PIN to close or holds down the hook
key for 2 seconds. The lock is opened by entering the stored
PIN. Up to 50 PINs can be stored at the same time. Each of these
PINs can re-open the lock, regardless of the PIN used to close it.
LED locking indicator
The LED flashing indicates that the lock is locked. If the lock is
in the open state, the LED will not flash. This feature is optional
and can be turned on or off.
Code re-enter
The code re-enter requires the PIN entry twice to engage the
lock. The second entry is used to confirm the first entry. The
lock locks only after this confirmation. Wait for the green LED
flashing before entering the code the second time. The lock can
be opened entering the PIN once. This feature is optional and
can be turned on or off.
Battery warning
The lock will notify if the battery capacity falls below a certain
limit. This will be announced in 2 stages. If the capacity falls be-
low the first level, the red LED lights flash for three seconds after
entering the PIN. If the capacity falls to a critical range, the lock
can only be locked or opened with the master code.
Note: We recommend changing the battery after the first war-
ning.
Each step of the configuration is completed with double LED
flashing. It is absolutely crucial to wait for the flashing before
starting the next configuration step.
If you change the mode (Freely selectable PIN Fixed assi-
gned PIN or Fixed assigned PIN Freely selectable PIN) all func-
tions are reset to their default settings (see „Default settings“).
This does not apply to the master code.
If the configuration step is not carried out correctly, the lock
signals this by flashing 8 times quickly.
Attention: After 3 wrong entries the lock will be disabled for 45
seconds. This is displayed with a red LED flashing every second.
Entering the master code stops the lock from being temporarily
disabled.
Important information Functional description

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1Mode selection
First, decide whether you want to use the Fixed assigned PIN
mode or Freely selectable PIN mode.
a) Fixed assigned PIN mode
Enter master code √ √ 1 masterc ode √
Select mode √ √5 0 √
b) Freely selectable PIN mode
Enter master code √ √ 1 master code √
Select mode √ √5 1 √
a) Mode: Fixed assigned PIN
Lock √ (hold down for 2 seconds)
Unlock Enter code
b) Mode: Freely selectable PIN
Lock Enter code + √ √
Unlock Enter code
Configuration
Operation
Set right or left usage
Enter master code √ √ 1 master code √
Set locking direction √ √ √ x √
left: x = 4
right: x = 6
Activate/ Deactivate LED locking status indicator
Enter master code √ √ 1 master code √
Activate
Deactivate
√ √8 1 √
√ √8 0 √
Set your own master code
Enter old master code √ √ 1 master code √
Enter new master code √ √7 xxx xxx √
The master code must be 6 digits long.
4General function settings
You can then set the general functions according to your requi-
rements, regardless of the selected mode.
2Setting the PIN length
Set the PIN length. The PIN length is 4 digits under factory
settings.
Enter master code √ √ 1 master code √
Determine the required
number of digits
√ √ 0 x √
4 digits: x = 4
6 digits: x = 6
If the number of digits is changed, all PINs currently stored are
deleted.
3Function settings for the selected mode
Now adjust any of the functions assigned to your chosen mode
that you need.
a)
Configure the Fixed assigned PIN mode
Assigning the PIN
Enter master code √ √ 1 master code √
Assign PIN √ √3 xxxx (xx) √
Up to 50 PINs can be stored.
Delete PIN
Enter master code √ √ 1 master code √
Delete PIN √ √9 xxxx (xx) √
b) Configure the Freely selectable PIN mode
Activate/ deactivate the code re-enter
Enter master coder √ √ 1 master code √
Activate
Deactivate
√ √ 2 1 √
√ √ 2 0 √

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Electrical and electronic equipment („old devices“) as well as bat-
teries and accumulators may not be disposed of with household
waste. For proper disposal, these devices must be brought to a
designated collection point.
Every consumer is legally obliged to dispose of batteries or
rechargeable batteries or devices, which are operated with
batteries or rechargeable batteries separately from the house-
hold waste, as they contain pollutants and valuable resources.
Disposal may take place at an approved collection point. This can
be, for example, a local recycling center. Old electrical appliances,
batteries or rechargeable batteries are accepted there free of
charge and used for environmentally sound and resource-effi-
cient recycling.
You can also return your old electrical appliances or used batteries
to us. The return must be done in each case sufficiently franked:
BURG F.W. Lüling KG
Volmarsteiner Straße 52
58089 Hagen
On batteries containing harmful substances you will find infor-
mation in the form of abbreviations on the ingredients cadmium
(Cd), mercury (Hg) and lead (Pb). Batteries are marked with the
following symbol, which means that they must not be disposed
of with household waste:
BURG F. W. Lüling KG
Hegestraße 6
58300 Wetter (Germany)
Fon +49 (0)23 35/ 6308-0
Fax +49 (0)23 35/ 6308-999
info@burg.de
www.burg.de
Battery replacement
1Loosen the screws on the back
2Remove the protective plate
3Remove the battery
4Insert the new battery according to +/- icons
Disposal
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