Burg B-Smart-Lock Combipad RTC User manual

Operating manual
GB
B-Smart-Lock Combipad RTC
B-Smart-Lock Combipad
-SMART- LOCK
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COMBIPAD
www.burg.de

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B-Smart-Lock Combipad RTC
ALatchbolt
BRotary knob
CKeypad
DEmergency power supply aperture
Dear Customer,
Thank you for choosing the B-Smart-Lock Combipad - the
electronic lock for locker and furniture.
This lock is particulary robust and of high qualitiy. It acts as an
organisational closure of closets, cabinets and compartments
and allows convenient management of a large number of
users.
Important: please note all warnings and read through the
entire operating manual before you begin conguration.
We hope you enjoy using your new system.
Sincerely, BURG F. W. Lüling KG
General
The latest version of this guide is always available on our web-
site: www.burg.de
Default settings
General code Customer-specic1
Mode Freely selectable PIN
Master code 9347162
PIN length 4
Locking Manual
LED locking indicator On
Code reenter O
1When ordering, please give us your choice of a 9-digit code. The
code can no longer be changed after we have set it for you.
2For your own security, program your own master code on the
lock prior to use. You can also give us your desired code when
ordering so we can congure it for you during production. The
master code can be changed by authorised persons at any time.
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Contents
Introduction 2
General 2
Default settings 2
Important information 3
Technical specications 3
Functional description 3
Timed functions 4
Conguration 4
Installation 5
Battery replacement 5
Disposal 5
Introduction
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Technical specications
Dimensions 96 x 64 x 23 mm
Battery 3V lithium battery, CR123A
Service life:
over 45,000 locking cycles
Permissible
temperature
0°– 40°C
(no formation of condensation)
No. of possible codes 999,999
Code length 4 or 6 digits
Programming Freely selectable PIN
Fixed assigned PIN
Material Zamac
Locking direction L, R, LAD
Lock attachment Mounting plate
Latch Latch bolt (nickel-plated)
Functional description
Master code
The master code starts o any programming process and can
re-enable a lock any time. In Freely selectable PIN mode, the
PIN used to close is deleted once the master code has been
entered.
The mastercode must always be entered as follows:
√ √ 1 master code √e. g. √ √ 1 934 716 √
Freely selectable PIN mode
In this mode, the user can enter any PIN. The user must rst
close the door. The user then enters a PIN of their choice and
engages the lock. The PIN entered is valid until the lock is ope-
ned with the same PIN.
Fixed assigned PIN mode
In this mode, the PIN is stored in the lock. The lock only enga-
ges or disengages when the stored PIN is entered. Up to 50
PINs can be stored simultaneously. Each stored PIN can open
the lock, even if it has been locked with a dierent PIN.
LED-locking status indicator
A red ash every second in the locking indicator indicates that
the lock is engaged. When open, the LED does not ash. This
function is optional and can be turned on or o as desired.
Automatic locking
Automatic locking can only be activated in xed assigned PIN
mode. When automatic locking is activated and a lock is ope-
ned with a PIN, the lock automatically engages again after 3
seconds. The trap function still enables the door to be closed,
although the knob can no longer be turned.
Code reenter
The verication code can only be used in freely-selectable PIN
mode. If a PIN is entered to engage the lock, it must be input
again when the green LED ashes for a short time to conrm.
Only then does the lock actually engage. Simply enter the code
again to open.
Battery warning
The low battery warning is given in two stages. If the battery
capacity drops below the rst level, the LED lights up red for
three seconds after a PIN is entered. If the capacity falls to a
critical level, the lock cannot be engaged at all and can only
opened with the master code.
Note: we recommend replaing the batteries as soon as the red
LED gives its rst warning. If warnings are not heeded and the bat-
teries are completely drained, the lock can only be opened using
a emergency power supply. The emergency powe supply pack is
available from us.
Important information
Each step of the conguration is conrmed as completed
with a double ash of the LED. It is absolutely imperativ
to only begin the next step of the conguration after this
ashing signal.
If you switch from one mode to the other (Freely selectable
PIN Fixed assigned PIN; Fixed assigned PIN Freely
selectable PIN), all other functions are reset to the factory
settings.
Caution: this does not apply to the master code and the
general code.
If the conguration step is completed incorrectly, the lock
signals this with 8 consecutive ashes of the LED.
Caution: the lock is disabled for 45 seconds after 3 wrong inputs.
A red ash every second indicates that the lock is currently disa-
bled. This disablement can be terminated early by entering the
master code.

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General code
If the general code is entered, a lock opens no matter with
which PIN it has been locked. In addition, the lock is returned
to its factory settings. The general code does not require any
previous master code input.
Der general code must always be entered as follows:
√ √ 4 general code √
Timed functions1
Automatic locking and unlocking
The lock automatically locks or unlocks a certain time. Die-
rent times can be set for each day of the week.
Usage time window
The usage time window denes the period during which a lock
may be closed. If a lock is still closed beyond the end of the
usage time window, it can still be opened. Dierent periods
can be set for each day of the week.
Locking duration
The duration of the locking period determines how long a lock
will remain closed after locking before it unlocks automatically.
The duration can be set dierently for each day of the week.
1 You provide details for these functions to us during the order
process and BURG programs them for you.
Conguration
1. Mode selection
First, decide whether you want to use Fixed assigned PIN mode
or Freely selectable PIN mode.
a) Fixed assigned PIN mode
Enter master code √√ 1 master code √
Select mode √√5 0 √
b) Freely selectable PIN mode
Enter master code √√ 1 master code √
Select mode √√5 1 √
2. Setting the PIN length
Set the PIN length. The PIN length is 4 digits under factory
settings.
Enter the master code √√ 1 master code √
Specied the required
number of digits
√√ 0 x √
(x = 4 or x = 6)
Caution: If the number of digits is changed, all PINs currently
stored are deleted.
3. Functions settings for the selected mode
Now adjust any of the functions assigned to your chosen
mode that you need.
a)
Conguration in Fixed assigned PIN mode
Assigning the PIN
Enter the 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) √
Activate/ deactivate automatic locking
Enter master code √√ 1 master code √
Activate
Deactivate
√√ 6 1 √
√√ 6 0 √
b)
Conguration in Freely selectable PIN mode
Activate/ deactivate the code reenter
Enter master code √√ 1 master code √
Activate
Deactivate
√√ 2 1 √
√√ 2 0 √
4. General function settings
You can then set the general functions according to your
requirements, regardless of the selected mode.
Set your own master code
Enter the old master code √√ 1 master code √
Enter the new master code √√7 xxx xxx √
The master code must be 6 digits long.
5. Restoring the settings
To restore to the factory settings:
Enter the general code √√ 4 general code √

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Disposal
Electrical equipment may not be disposed of with houshold waste! At
the end of its useful life, please take the equipment to a designated
collection point.
As a company selling batteries or rechargeable batteries, or devices
which are operated with batteries or rechargeable batteries, we are
obliged to provide the following information about the relevant regula-
tions and obligations concerning battery legislation:
Used batteries should not be put in household waste. Consumers are
legally obliged to bring batteries back to a suitable collection point eih-
ter at a retailer or the municipality for disposal. You will not be charged
for disposal. You can also send your used batteries back to us. Postage
must always be fully prepaid on batteries/ rechargeable batteries
returned to us for disposal:
BURG F.W. Lüling KG
Volmarsteiner Straße 52
58300 Wetter (Ruhr)
Used batteries may contain contaminants or heavy metals that can be
harmful to the environment and health. Furthermore, batteries con-
tain valuable materials which can be recycled. The environment and
PCE Deutschland GmbH thank you. The waste bin sign means: Batte-
ries and rechargeable batteries must not be disposed of in household
waste. The signs below the waste bin stand for:
Pb: Battery contains lead
Cd: Battery contains cadmium
Hg: Battery contains mercury
BURG F. W. Lüling KG
Hegestraße 6
58300 Wetter (Germany)
Fon + 49 (0) 23 35 / 63 08-0
Fax + 49 (0) 23 35 / 63 08-999
[e-mail]
www.burg.de
Battery replacement
1. Loosen the screw on the back.
2. Remove the protective plate.
3. Remove the batteries.
4. Insert the new batteries (with both poles facing upwards)
Caution: Batteries must be changed within 3 minutes, otherwise the
time settings will be lost.
Installation
1. First, place the frame of the lock on the inside of the
door around the mounting hole.
2. Insert the lock from the outside of the door into the
mounting hole at an angle, so that the bolt is located
behind the mounting surface.
3. Press the lock against the door from the outside and
fasten the frame by screwing the enclosed screws into the
holes provided for it.
4. The screws should be tightened by hand (max. 2 Nm).