Burg Corona User manual

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Corona
Operating Manual

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Scope of delivery 3
Features 3
Scope of features 4
Dimensions 4
Mounting hole dimensions 4
General functional description 5
Functional description for Mifare/ Hitag 6
LED and tone signals 6
Assembly instructions 7
Configuration 8-9
Operation 9
Reset on default setting 10
Battery replacement 10
Disposal 10
Dear Customer,
Thank you for choosing the Corona - the electronic RFID locking
system that allows lockers or safes to be locked in a secure and
comfortable manner.
Thank to its variable adjustability, the Corona is very easy to
retrofit in existing situations. The solid design of the Corona‘s
bolt and housing ensures an unprecedented level of security:
Thank to its zamak components, the lock can easily withstand
a force of at least 800 N. The Corona is suitable for installation
in wooden and metal doors and flexibly covers different door
thicknesses.
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
The latest version of this guide is always available at:
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General
Corona
ASilicone ring CStatus LEDs
BRFID sensor / antenna
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A
AFixing screw DBattery compartment cover
BMounting hole ELatch adjustment screw
CLatch FKnob fixing screw
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Turning knob
Back unit
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Introduction 2
General 2
Technical data 3
Default settings 3
Content
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Turning knob
Back unit with latch and battery compartment
2 CR123A lithium batteries 3V (inserted)1
Fixing material
Scope of Delivery
Can be used in wooden and metal doors (indoors)
Valuable latch system - door locks when pushed
Integrated LED locking indication
High-quality, stable workmanship (metal housing)
Various programming options
Can be integrated into existing transponder systems
(Mifare 1k, Mifare Desfire, Hitag S/1, ATA5577 / 125 kHz)
Available as wirelessly networked version with B-on-air
(EnOcean)
Features
Dimensions Knob: Ø 41 mm
Back unit: 98 x 66 x 40 mm
Batteries 2 x CR123A lithium battery 3V
Locking cycles approx. 30,000
Working temperature 0° C to 40° C
(no formation of condensation)
Mode Multi User Mode,
Private Mode
Material Knob: Plastic/ Silicone
Back unit: Zamak
Latch Zinc
Locking direction L, R
Lock attachment Wood: Srews
Metal: M19 nut + screws
Door thickness Wood: 16, 19, 22 mm
Metal: max. 3.5 mm
RFID Variants 125 kHz (T5577),
Mifare Classic,
Mifare Desfire,
Hitag S
Hitag 1
RFID reading distance 5 to 10 mm
Master Cards max. 3
User Cards 125 kHz (T5577): max. 50
Mifare/ Hitag: max. 40
Factsheet
Turning knob Back unit
Technical Data
Mode Multi User Mode
(with occupancy indication)
LED locking indications On
Signal tones On
Locking/ Unlocking Manually
Latch system On
Area restriction -
Locker numbers deleted (=0)
Default Settings
1 after consultation/ may vary for air and sea freight delivery

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Scope of Features
Corona II Corona I1125 kHz
Mode
Private Mode • • •
Multi User Mode • • •
Fixes integrated functions
Battery warning • • •
Block mode • • •
Reset function • • •
Optional functions
Automatic locking • • •
Manual locking • • •
Occupancy indicaton • • •
Occupancy indicaton on
several levels •••
LED locking indication • • •
Signal tones • • •
Adjustable via PC software
Automatic locking/ unlo-
cking • •
Time window usage • •
Locker numbers • •
Branch ID • •
Lock level • •
Adjustable via management software
Check-In request • •
Check-Out condition • •
Battery level reading • •
Dimensions
Corona
Frontansicht
Knauf
66 mm
55 mm
87 mm
98 mm
30 mm
Ø 5 mm
Ø 41 mm
24 mm
87 mm
min. Ø 19 mm
Ø 5 mm
55 mm
24 mm
Mitte
43,5 mm 43,5 mm
27,5 mm
27,5 mm
Corona
Draufsicht
78,5 mm
40,3 mm
Stahl: 3,5 mm
Holz: 16, 19, 22 mm
Hub 8,5 mm
10 mm
10 mm
Dornmaß: von 35,2 mm bis 56,2 mm
Mindestdornmaß: 35,2 mm
Mit Riegelverstellstück: Ohne Riegelverstellstück:
Hub 8,5 mm
Dornmaß: von 28 mm bis 56,2 mm
Mindestdornmaß: 28 mm
Corona
Draufsicht
78,5 mm
40,3 mm
Stahl: 3,5 mm
Holz: 16, 19, 22 mm
Hub 8,5 mm
10 mm
10 mm
Dornmaß: von 35,2 mm bis 56,2 mm
Mindestdornmaß: 35,2 mm
Mit Riegelverstellstück: Ohne Riegelverstellstück:
Hub 8,5 mm
Dornmaß: von 28 mm bis 56,2 mm
Mindestdornmaß: 28 mm
With bolt adjuster
Without bolt adjuster
1 Mifare, Hitag 1, Hitag S
Mounting Hole Dimensions
Corona
Frontansicht
Knauf
66 mm
55 mm
87 mm
98 mm
30 mm
Ø 5 mm
Ø 41 mm
24 mm
87 mm
min. Ø 19 mm
Ø 5 mm
55 mm
24 mm
Mitte
43,5 mm 43,5 mm
27,5 mm
27,5 mm
Knob
Backset: 28 mm to 56.2 mm
Min. backset: 28 mm
Backset: 35.2 mm to 56.2 mm
Min. backset: 35.2 mm
Metal: 3.5 mm
Wood: 16, 19, 22 mm

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Mode: Fixed Assigned Authorization (Private Mode)
IIn this mode, 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. The user holds an already assigned transponder
medium over the antenna sign. The lock opens. The lock can
then be opened with every assigned transponder media. Non-
assigned 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.
Transponders are valid for a single locking process and are de-
leted 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 transponder locks the lock again. Before lo-
cking, the door must be closed (slightly pressed). The user holds
the transponder medium centered in front of the lock. The lock
closes. The green LED starts flashing. The lock can then only be
opened with the same transponder media.
Mode: Multi User Authorization (Multi User Mode) with
Occupancy Identification
The lock is in the Multi User Mode as described above. Howe-
ver, the transponder used to close the lock is provided with a
occupancy identification code, so that it cannot close another
lock. The occupancy identification is cancelled again during the
opening process. Alternatively, you can release the transponder
using the Master Card (see „Configuration“ point 5).
Master Card
The Master Card authorizes the configuration of the lock. In ad-
dition, the lock can be opened via the Master Card even when
the Block Mode is activated. In Multi User Mode, the transpon-
der used for closing is deleted after the Master Card has been
used.
Block Mode
After 100 consecutive failed attempts to open the lock, the
lock blocks for 180 seconds, so that no transponder is accepted
during this time. When a transponder card is held in front of the
lock, the lock reacts with eight short flashes of the red LED. The
Master Card can be used to cancel the Block Mode.
General Functional Description Battery Warning
If the battery capacity falls below a certain level, three successive
signal tones sound when a transponder is held in front of the
knob. If the critical range is reached, the lock can no longer be
locked or can only be opened with the Master Card.
Note: We recommend to change the batteries after the first
warning.
Signal Tones
Signal tones are emitted during the opening or closing process
and when unauthorized transponders are presented. This func-
tion can be switched on or off.
Automatic Locking
After opening, the lock closes automatically after 5 seconds.
Only available in Private Mode. You can choose between 3
locking times.
125 kHz Mifare/ Hitag
Mode 1 3 sec. 4 sec.
Mode 2 6 sec. 8 sec.
Mode 3 18 sec. 20 sec.
Note: To avoid damage to the lock, make sure that the door is
closed so it can lock without any problems.
LED Locking Indication
When the locking indication is activated, the red LED flashes
every second when the lock is locked. When the lock is open,
the LED does not flash. This function can be switched on or off.
Function Reset (Reset 1)
All functions are reset to the default settings. All settings previ-
ously made are deleted.
Transponder Reset (Reset 2)
All stored transponder media and Master Cards are deleted from
the lock.

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Short flashing of the green LED
The lock starts the reading operation.
1x
Red LED lights up for 5 seconds with 2 ascending beeps
The lock was successfully locked.
5 sec. 2x ascending beeps
Permanent flashing of the red LED
The lock is locked.
flashing
The green LED lights up for 5 seconds
The lock was successfully unlocked.
5 sec.
3 descending beeps
Batteries should be replaced as soon as possible
3x descending beeps
Fast flashing while using a transponder
The lock is in block mode.
flashing
Green and red LED flash alternately 10 times
There is a hardware problem. Repeat the opening/closing pro-
cess several times. If the door is open, try pulling the latch (see
page 2) outwards. If the problem persists, please contact the
BURG service.
10x
8 time flashing of the red LED and 4 beeps
The transponder is not accepted, which can have several
reasons:
The transponder has already locked another lock.
The lock is already locked.
The transponder was not checked-in correctly.
The system IDs do not match.
The lock is in battery replacement mode.
The transponder was held too close to the lock or
the distance to the lock was too long.
8x 4x
Check-In1
With the help of the check-in function, the transponder receives
the authorization to lock a lock. This authorization is issued via a
read-write device. The read-write device writes a future date to
the transponder during check-in. The lock accepts the transpon-
der if this date is in the future.
Note: It may be necessary to discuss this option with the supplier
of your management software in advance to ensure that the
writing process will run without problems.
Branch ID1
Branch IDs allow transponders to be used only on certain groups
of locks. To do this, locks and transponders are described using
the same branch ID. If the ID does not match, a lock rejects
the transponder. To ensure greater security, the branch IDs are
encrypted.
Lock Level2
In Multi User Mode with occupancy identification, the trans-
ponder is provided with an occupancy stamp during the locking
process, which makes it impossible to lock another lock with this
transponder. The lock levels can be used to divide the locks into
groups in which the transponder is authorized to lock one lock
at a time. This is particularly suitable in changing rooms, where
lockers and valuables lockers are used in parallel.
Automatic Locking or Unlocking2
The lock automatically locks or unlocks at a defined time. These
times can be set separately for each weekday. This is done ex
works or by the BURG service on site.
Usage Time Window2
The usage time window is the period during which the lock
can be operated. No operation is possible outside of this time
window. If the lock is still locked, it can be opened with an
authorized transponder.
Locker Numbers2
A specific locker number can be assigned to each lock. This is
particularly suitable for changing rooms. The locker number is
transferred to the transponder during the locking process and
can be read out via the BURG terminal.
Functional Description for Mifare/ Hitag
1 adjustable via mangement software
2adjustable via PC software
LED and Tone Signals

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Assembly Instructions
Prepare the appropriate mounting hole on your furniture
according to the installation drawing. Note that the four
frame holes are not drilled completely through the mate-
rial.
Tip: First drill the hole for the knob shaft, put the lock
through it and mark the four holes for the screws through
the holes on the lock.
Place the locking unit on the back of the cabinet door
by pushing the knob shaft from behind through the hole
provided.
Fasten the back unit with the enclosed screws (Torx 20). It
is recommended to tighten the screws that are most widely
spaced one after the other (sequence as shown in the
sketch).
After the locking unit has been attached to the inside of
the cabinet door, place the knob on the knob shaft from
the front and hold it in place.
Important: Make sure that the spring contacts in the knob
are placed over the golden dots on the connector. The geo-
metry of the knob and knob shaft has been chosen in such
a way that there is only one way to fit the knob.
Attach the knob by tightening the knob with an Allen key
(size 2.5) from the back of the lock through the opening
provided.
Important: Do not tighten the knob more than 3 Nm. Use
a torque wrench (e.g. Wera 7441) with variable torque
adjustment.
Adjust the latch correctly. To do this, loosen the bolt screw
until the bolt can be moved. Turn the knob to the right as
far as it will go and hold it firmly. Slide the bolt so that its
bevel hits the strike plate or rebate (for metal lockers) when
the door is closed. Now close the door so that the bolt can
slide into the correctly adjusted position. Then open the
door and tighten the bolt adjustment screw.
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Configuration
4Activate and Deactivate Functions
To configure the lock according to your requirements, you need
the corresponding function cards. The following function cards
are available:
Multi User Mode
Multi User Mode with occupancy identification
Private Mode
Automatic locking
Signal tones
LED locking indication
Functions reset (Reset 1)
Transponder reset (Reset 2)
1. Before you start configuring, check that the lock is unlocked.
Then hold the Master Card in front of the knob until you hear a
ticking sound.
1Assign Master Card
A maximum of three Master Cards can be assigned per lock.
1. If the Master Card has not already been assigned at BURG,
open the battery compartment and remove the outer battery.
Keep the white button on the board below pressed until you hear
a ticking sound.
Note: Do not use any metallic tools to press the button.
2Assign Transponder (Private Mode)
To operate the lock in Private Mode, the transponder media
must be assign to the lock. Depending on the RFID radio stan-
dard, the lock can store 40 to 50 transponders simultaneously.
1. Before you start this configuration step, check that the lock is
unlocked. Then hold the Master Card in front of the knob until
you hear a ticking sound.
3Delete Transponder (Private Mode)
Assigned transponders can also be deleted from the lock. To do
this, follow the steps under point 2 and instead of a new trans-
ponder, hold the transponder to be deleted in front of the knob.
Note: All transponders including the Master Card can also be
deleted using the „Transponder Reset“ function card.
2. While ticking, hold the card in front of the knob within 5
seconds. The card will be recognized within 2 seconds. Two
ascending beeps confirm the successful process.
3. Now insert the outer battery according to the symbols (+/-)
and close the battery compartment.
2. While ticking, hold the transponder to be assigned in front
of the knob and wait for the two ascending signal tones for
confirmation.
Note: After each assigned transponder, the ticking is extended
by five seconds so that further transponders can be assigned.
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2. While ticking, hold the function card in front of the knob and
wait for the two ascending confirmation tones. You can deacti-
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3. When the ticking is finished, hold the transponder in front of
the knob within 10 seconds. Wait for the two ascending tones
for confirmation. The occupancy identification is then deleted
from the lock and the transponder can be used again.
5Release OccupancyTransponder
Transponders can be provided with a occupancy identification
by the lock when closing, so that this transponder cannot close
another lock. The occupancy identification is deleted when the
lock is opened by this transponder.If a transponder is provided
with the identification without being able to open a lock, it can
be released as follows:
Operation
1Lock
1. Close the door.
2Unlock
1. Hold the transponder in front of the knob for 3 seconds.
1. Check if the lock is in the open state. Then hold the Master
Card in front of the knob until you hear a ticking sound.
2. Briefly remove the Master Card from the lock and hold it
again in front of the knob. Wait for the two ascending tones for
confirmation.
2. Wait for the green LED to light up and, if signal tones are
activated, wait for the signal tones. Turn the knob to open the
door and pull it open.
2. Hold the transponder in front of the knob for 3 seconds.
3. Wait for the red LED to light up and, if the signal tones are
activated, wait for the signal tones. Only then has the lock
successfully locked.
Note: In Private Mode, you can also set automatic locking. The
lock will then lock again automatically according to the pre
defined time after opening.
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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 beep and resource-efficient
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 [phone]
[e-mail]
www.burg.de
Disposal
1Loosen the battery compartment screw (Torx 8) on the back.
2Remove the battery compartment cover.
3Remove the batteries.
4Insert new batteries according to +/- icons.
5Close the battery compartment cover with the screw on the
back.
Important notes:
With the Mifare and Hitag RFID standard, remove both batte-
ries simultaneously so that the lock recognises the change. Make
sure that the batteries are not removed from the lock for more
than 10 seconds, otherwise the time settings will be lost.
Depending on the setting of the latch, you may need to adjust
it to open the battery compartment. It is recommended to mark
the position of the latch before adjusting it. After changing the
battery, you can move the latch back into the correct position
using the markings.
Image rights: cover image, wood structure, BURG F.W. Lüling KG
Battery Replacement
It is possible to reset the lock with the function cards Function
Reset (Reset 1) and Transponder Reset (Reset 2). To do this, fol-
low the steps from point 4 of the configuration.
Reset to Default Settings