Burg TwinPad User manual

TwinPad
Operating Manual
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Introduction 2
General 2
Technical parameters 3
Default settings 3
Scope of delivery 3
Features 3
Dimensions 4
Functional description 4
Assembly instructions 5
Configuration 6
Operation 7
Emergency Power Supply 8
Battery replacement 8
Disposal 8
Content
Dear Customer,
Thank you for choosing the TwinPad - the electronic lock for
various furniture application options.
The TwinPad is the versatile locking system for cupboards and
drawers that can be used with both RFID cards and numeric
codes. In the following we will explain its installation, functions
and operation.
Important: Please note all warnings and read through the
entire operating manual before you begin configuration.
We hope you enjoy using your new locking system.
Sincerely, BURG F.W. Lüling KG
Introduction
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General
TwinPad
ATouchpad buttons CStatus LED
BRFID antenna DMini-USB port
ABattery cover screw DBeeper
BBattery cover EResethole
CLocking bolt
Touchpad
Back unit
1 2 3
4 5 6
7 8 9
0
25 mm
6,5 mm
4,5 mm
70,5 mm
42,5 mm
B
C
A
D
140 mm
25 mm
6,5 mm
4,5 mm
70,5 mm
42,5 mm
12 mm
140 mm
72 mm 13 mm
102 mm
115 mm
14 mm
33 mm
28 mm
Ø 18 mm
Ø 4 mm
Ø 4 mm
65 mm
TwinPad
Back Unit
C
D
E
B
A
1 We recommend that you cover the reset hole with a black circular sticker to
make any manipulations visible.

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Scope of Delivery
Dual mode: Code + RFID access (Mifare Classic/ Desfire Evo II)
Private and Multi User Mode
Flexible installation (right hinged, left hinged, drawer)
Latch function
Slim front unit with metal frame
Auto-Alarm after 4 failed opening attempts
Emergency power supply with USB
Features
Dimensions Touchpad: 107 x 56 x 13 mm
Back unit: 140 x 65 x 25 mm
Batteries 4 x AA
Locking cycles approx. 10,000
Working temperature -25°C to +55°C
Working humidity 10% to 85% RH
Storage temperature -40°C to +55°C
Static current <30uA
Dynamic current <120mA
Material Touchpad: plastic
Touchpad frame: metal
back unit housing: plastic
Locking direction L, R, drawer
Mode Private Mode (default),
Multi User Mode
RFID type Mifare Classic,
Mifare Desfire Evo II
Card inductive distance 5 to 10 mm
Master Cards max. 3
User Cards max. 27
No. of codes (private mode) max. 1
Code/ Master Code length 4 to 8 digits
Front Unit / Touchpad
Back Unit with battery compartment
Spring-loaded strike plate
RFID Mifare classic card
Reset pin
2 screws: M4 x 29,5
3 wood screws: 3.4 x 20
1 screw: 3 x 8 (for the battery compartment cover)
Factsheet
Touchpad Back unit
Technical Parameters
Default Settings
Code 1234
Master Code 934 716
Mode Private Mode

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Mode: Fixed Assigned Authorization (Private Mode)
In this mode, a code or a transponder medium is pre-set with
which the lock can be operated. This mode is suitable for user
groups where user rights do not have to change permanently,
e.g. in an office cabinet.
Code use: The user enters a previously stored code to close and
confirms the entry with the hook key. The lock is opened by
entering the stored code. The locking bolt closes automatically
after 5 seconds. A code that has not been stored is rejected by
the lock.
Transponder use: The user holds an already stored transpon-
der medium over the antenna sign. The lock opens. The lock
can then be opened with every stored transponder media. The
locking bolt closes automatically after 5 seconds. Non-stored
transponder media are rejected by the lock.
Mode: Multi User Authorization (Multi User Mode)
This mode is suitable for constantly changing users who only use
the compartment temporarily or once, e.g. in a sports facility.
Codes or transponders are valid for a single locking process and
are deleted by the lock when the compartment is reopened so
that a new code or transponder can be used. The locking bolt
remains open until a new code or transponder locks the lock
again.
Code use: Before locking, the door must be closed (slightly
pressed). The user enters a code of choice (4 to 8 digits) to close
and confirms the entry with the hook key. The green LED starts
flashing. The lock is opened by entering the same code.
Transponder use: Before locking, the door must be closed
(slightly pressed). The user holds the transponder medium over
the antenna sign. The lock closes. The green LED starts flashing.
The lock can then be only opened with the same transponder
media.
Automatic Locking
When automatic locking is activated the lock automatically locks
after 5 seconds. Adjustable only in Private Mode.
Block Mode
After 4 failed opening attempts, the lock blocks for 60 seconds
so that no code can be entered in the meantime. In the mean-
time, the lock can be opened with a RFID transponder, whereby
the blocking mode for numerical codes remains active until the
end of the 60 seconds.
Master Code
The lock can be unlocked by the Master Code in case the code
is lost. In Multi User Mode, the active code is deleted after the
Master Code is entered. In Private Mode, the code is reset to the
factory setting (1234).
Note: Please program for your own safety your own Master
Code prior to use.
Master Card
The lock can be unlocked via the Master Card in case the user
card is lost. In the Multi User Mode, the user card used for
locking is deleted after using the Master Card.
Dimensions
13 mm
80 mm
Ø 6,7 mm
5,2 mm
1 2 3
4 5 6
7 8 9
0
56 mm
107 mm
Ø 6,7 mm
M4 thread
cable
TwinPad
Touchpad
Touchpad
Back unit
13 mm
80 mm
Ø 6,7 mm
5,2 mm
1 2 3
4 5 6
7 8 9
0
56 mm
107 mm
Ø 6,7 mm
M4 thread
cable
TwinPad
Touchpad
TwinPad
Strike Plate
back
(hidden part)
front
(visible part)
side
30 mm
60 mm
10 mm
38 mm
19 mm 19 mm
17 mm 13 mm
11 mm
Ø 3,8 mm
Ø 3,8 mm/
Ø 7,8 mm
15 mm
Strike plate
Functional Description
TwinPad
Strike Plate
back
(hidden part)
front
(visible part)
side
30 mm
60 mm
10 mm
38 mm
19 mm 19 mm
17 mm 13 mm
11 mm
Ø 3,8 mm
Ø 3,8 mm/
Ø 7,8 mm
15 mm
TwinPad
Strike Plate
back
(hidden part)
front
(visible part)
side
30 mm
60 mm
10 mm
38 mm
19 mm 19 mm
17 mm 13 mm
11 mm
Ø 3,8 mm
Ø 3,8 mm/
Ø 7,8 mm
15 mm
12 mm
140 mm
69,5 mm
17 mm 17 mm
14 mm
33 mm
28 mm
Ø 18 mm
Ø 4 mm
Ø 4 mm
65 mm
18 mm13 mm
32,5 mm
5,5 mm
140 mm
25 mm
4,9 mm
70,5 mm
42,6 mm
14,7 mm 67 mm
12,2 mm
5,2 mm
18 mm

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Assembly Instructions
1Drill all holes required for installation according to the
dimensioned product drawing.
2Carefully place the front unit on the front of the cabinet
and carefully pass the connecting cable through the
appropriate hole (optimal diameter 18mm).
3If batteries are already installed, open the battery compart-
ment and remove the 4 AA batteries from the back unit.
4Take the back unit and connect the connecting cable:
Carefully slide the cable into the socket on the back
of the back unit. Make sure that the two small guide
rails are visible.
5Make sure that the ribbon cable is not pinched during
installation.This can cause permanent damage to the
cable, which prevents error-free operation. An incorrect
installation will void the manufacturer‘s warranty.
6Important note: The M4x29.5 screws included in the scope
of delivery have been developed for the use of doors and
drawers with a material thickness of minimum 17 mm and
maximum 30 mm . Mounting on fronts that are thinner
requires shorter M4-screws (formula: material thickness +
13mm). If you then use the existing screws, the touchpad
can be permanently damaged.
Insert the 2 threaded screws (M4x29.5) through the
corresponding holes and screw the back unit to the
touchpad. For mounting on fronts thinner than 2.8mm,
e.g. steel doors, the use of a wooden / HPL adapter plate
or corresponding washers might be useful to compensate
for the distance between touchpad and back unit. These
washers (not included) should have an inside diameter of
at least 6.8mm. After the touchpad has been plugged
in, the washers are plugged from the inside onto the two
lugs (with the M4 internal thread) before the back unit is
screwed on. Failure to follow this instruction will void the
manufacturer‘s warranty.
7Place the spring-loaded strike plate on the inside of the
cabinet and fix it with the 3 wood screws (3.4x20).
8Insert the four AA batteries and close the battery case.
Fix the housing cover with the appropriate screw (3x8).
9At the beginning, make sure the battery cover is closed.
Never close the cabinet door with the battery cover on the
lock open. Closing the cabinet door may cause batteries to
come loose. Test whether the door can be closed without
problems and whether the lock closes smoothly. If not,
please adjust the lock and striking plate so that the lock
can close without pressure or friction. Start setting up the
locking system according to the instructions (programming
code and RFID).