Burg Master User manual

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Master
Operating Manual

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Scope of delivery 3
Optional accessories 3
Features 3
Dimensions 3 - 4
Functional description 4
Assembly instructions 5
Configuration 6
Transponder configuration via programming button 6
Configuration via configurator 6 - 8
Transponder configuration via programming card 8 - 9
Operation 9
Disposal 9
Content
Dear customers,
Thank you for choosing the Master - the versatile electronic
furniture lock.
This lock was designed to meet the unique requirements of the
furniture industry. It enables organisations to secure cabinets,
display cases, lockers and drawers. The Master is particularly
well-suited to installations in which the appearance of high-class
finishes is not disrupted by the presence of a lock.
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
Master
AHousing BClosure opening
CBattery compartment DMounting hole
DProgramming button
A B
C
D
E
Front
Back
Introduction 2
General 2
Technical Data 3
Default settings 3

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Master
Lithium battery 3V, CR123A (inserted)
Scope of Delivery
Versatile and flexible installation options
Not visible on the door front
Reliable RFID technology
Up to 32 transponders per lock can be assigned
Easy configuration and programming
Features
Dimensions 60 x 60 x 22 mm
Battery lithium battery 3V, CR123A
Locking cycles approx. 10.000
Working temperature 0° C to 40° C
Mode Private Mode
Material Casing: plastic
Latch1: plastic or zamak
Locking direction L, R
Lock attachment Screws,
Adhesive pad
Door thickness max. 252- 302mm
RFID variants 125 kHz (EM4200, T5577)
Programming cards max. 1
User Cards max. 32
Tear strength 30 N
Factsheet
Technical Data
Mode Private Mode
Locking Automatic (after 3 seconds)
Signal sounds On
Open door alarm Off
Break open alarm Off
Error alarm Off
Transponder range Off
Default Settings
Dimensions
Optional Accessories
Latch (plastic or zamak)
Master cards/ transponder media
Configurator (for programming)
Power supply (3,6V DC allowing to connect up to 5 locks
in a row)
Adapter plates (for further connection options)
External antenna
Connection cable
Glass mounting set
1 not included in scope of delivery
2dependig on the transponder medium, high range cards up to 35 mm
60 mm
60 mm
48 mm
Ø4,5 mm
60 mm
22 mm
19 mm
Ø 10 x 4 mm
60 mm
43 mm
19 mm
25,5 mm
17,5 mm
Locking Unit Plastic

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Manual Locking
To close the lock, the user must hold an authorized transponder
centrally in front of the lock.
Automatic and Manual Locking
If this function is activated, the user can lock the lock manually.
To activate the manual locking, the user holds the transponder
in front of the lock for 3 seconds during the opening process.
If the transponder is not held in front of the lock for 3 seconds,
the automatic locking is activated.
Signal Sounds
During the opening or closing process as well as when unaut-
horized transponders are held in front of the lock, signal sounds
are emitted. Two confirmation tones sound when the opening
or closing process is successful, and three loud signal tones
sound when an unauthorized transponder is presented.
Door Open Alarm
If this function is activated, a warning signal sounds if the lock is
open for more than 20 seconds.
Note: If the alarm has already been set before installation, the
lock and locking part should only be brought together after
installation has been completed.
Break Open Alarm
If this function is activated, a warning signal sounds as soon as
the lock detects a continuous vibration.
Fault Alarm
If there are elements in the immediate environment of the lock
that disturb radio contact (e.g. another lock), signal tones are
emitted at regular intervals. After 30 seconds, a warning melody
sounds.
Note: Remove any disturbing elements in the environment of
the lock, otherwise the battery life can be shortened.
Increase Transponder Range
This function allows the radio range for lock transponder com-
munication to be increased. Thus the lock reacts to the trans-
ponder already with further distance. In order to use this func-
tion, the lock environment must be free of disturbing elements.
Note: The minimum distance between the individual locks also
increases. If the minimum distance is not maintained, this can
shorten the battery life.
Mode: Fixed Assigned Authorization (Private mode)
In this mode a transponder medium is pre-set with which the
lock can be operated. This mode is suitable for user groups whe-
re the user rights should not change permanently, e.g. an office
cabinet. The user holds an already assigned transponder me-
dium centrally in front of the lock. The lock opens. The lock can
be opened and closed with any assigned transponder medium.
Non-assigned transponder media are rejected by the lock.
Automatic Locking
After opening, the lock closes automatically after 3 seconds.
Only available in private mode. The door does not have to be
closed. The latch function allows the door to be closed by lightly
pressing the latch, even when the lock is locked. This function
can be switched on or off.
Double Automatic Locking Time
The automatic locking time stored in the lock is doubled (e.g.
from 3 seconds to 6 seconds).
Note: Changes already made to the locking time are taken into
account.
Quadruble Automatic Locking Time
The automatic locking time stored in the lock is quadrupled (e.g.
from 3 seconds to 12 seconds).
Note: Changes already made to the locking time are taken into
account.
Functional Description
48 mm
60 mm
20 mm
Ø 11,9 x 4,5 mm
28,5 mm
38,5 mm
18,5 mm
19 mm
60 mm
Locking Unit Zamak

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Assembly Instructions
Prepare the installation carefully. Determine the correct
position of the lock (inside of door) and locking part (inside
of cabinet) and mark them. Refer to the dimensioned pro-
duct drawings (pages 3 to 4). Depending on the material
and type of screws, it may be necessary to pre-drill the
mounting holes for the lock and the locking part on your
furniture.
Note: If several locks are to be installed next to each other,
it is necessary to maintain minimum distances of at least
5 cm horizontally and 15 cm vertically. To avoid damage
to the lock, make sure that there are no metallic objects
within a radius of 20 cm!
Position the lock according to your markings. When selec-
ting the screws, note the required screw length. This de-
pends on the door thickness in which the lock is installed.
It is recommended to position the first two screws diago-
nally and then tighten them. The screws may be tightened
with max. 1.5 N.
Then tighten the last two screws with max. 1.5 N.
Position the locking unit according to your markings. When
selecting the screws, note the required screw length. This
depends on the door thickness in which the lock is instal-
led. The screws may be tightened with max. 1.5 N.
BURG offers two locking units:
Zamak locking unit
This locking part is suitable for installation in cabinets with
doors, where the locking bolt must be at a 90 degree angle
to the lock.
Zamak locking unit
This locking part is suitable for installation in drawers
where the locking bolt must be at a 180 degree angle to
the lock.
Note: The locking part is not included as standard and
must be ordered separately. The webshop article contains
the locking parts listed in the product description.
1
2
3
4
min. 5 cm
min. 15 cm

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BING
BING
Configuration
Transponders can be assigned and deleted via the programming
button or by means of the configurator or a programming card.
The default settings remain unchanged. If you want to make
changes to the function settings, you need the configurator.
1Transponder Configuration via Programming Button
a) Assign Transponder
1. Note that the lock must not be mounted. Press the button on
the back of the lock using a non-metallic object until you hear a
beep. The lock will start ticking.
2. Hold the transponder to be assigned in front of the lock
until two ascending beeps confirm successful assignment. Two
descending beeps end the process.
Note: Several transponders can be assigned one after the other.
The tick noise is extended by four seconds after each process.
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b) Delete Transponder
To delete a transponder, proceed in the same way as for assi-
gnment. Press the programming button and hold the transpon-
der to be deleted in front of the lock as described in point 1a.
2Configuration via Configurator
With the configurator (remote control) transponders can be as-
signed and function settings can be made. In order to use the
configurator, you need a remote control card, which must
be assigned once. Proceed as described below for configura-
tion.
a) Assign Remote Control Card (one-time)
Use the remote control card to put the lock in remote control
mode. Only then is the configurator (remote control) recogni-
zed.
1. Note that the lock must not be mounted. Press the button
on the back of the lock using a non-metallic object. Keep the
button pressed until you hear two beeps. Release the button.
The lock starts ticking („double ticking“).
2. Hold the function card in front of the lock until two ascen-
ding beeps confirm successful assignment. Two descending
beeps end the process.
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b) Assign Transponder
The configurator is used to access a specific memory location for
assigning a transponder. There are 32 memory locations in total.
This enables uncomplicated management of the transponders.
You can use the following number combinations to access the
respective memory locations:
Storage
number: Code:
Storage
number: Code:
01 5311 17 5411
02 5312 18 5412
03 5313 19 5413
04 5314 20 5414
05 5321 21 5421
06 5322 22 5422
07 5323 23 5423
08 5324 24 5424
09 5331 25 5431
10 5332 26 5432
11 5333 27 5433
12 5334 28 5434
13 5341 29 5441
14 5342 30 5442
15 5343 31 5443
16 5344 32 5444
Only one transponder can be assigned at the same time, becau-
se here a storage number is targeted. The successful process is
completed automatically after 5 seconds or after pressing the
„OK“ button. Afterwards you can assign a new transponder.
Note: If you do not enter the sequence of numbers correctly, a
warning signal will sound during the transfer to the lock.
Hold the configurator in the direction of the lock and press
„OK“. The lock starts ticking.
2. Put the lock in remote control mode by holding the remote
control card in front of the lock. Ascending beeps confirm the
successful operation.
Note: Carry out this and the following steps in quick succession,
otherwise the lock will end the process (signalled by descending
beeps).
Enter the number sequence for the desired storage number in
the configurator.
Note: The input is stored for about 4 minutes.
4. Hold the transponder to be assigned in front of the lock
during the ticking sound. Two ascending beeps confirm the
successful assignment.
„53XX/ 54XX“
„OK“
c) Delete Transponder
To delete a transponder, proceed in the same way as for assi-
gnment. Follow the steps from point 2b. After confirming with
the „OK“ button wait until the lock starts ticking. The storage
space is then released again. The transponder card does not
have to be held in front of the lock.

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d) Set Functions
With the following number combinations you can set the re-
spective functions:
Function ON OFF
Signaltones on opening/
unauthorized transponders
5111 5211
Automatic Locking15212 5112
Double automatic locking time25113 5213
Quadruble automatic locking time25114 5214
One-time manual locking 5142 5242
Door open alarm 5122 5222
Fault alarm 5144 5244
1This function can only be switched off if the functions
„One-time manual locking“ and „Double/ quadruple automatic locking
time“ are not activated.
2 Only functions when automatic locking is activated.
Enter the number sequence for the desired function in the
configurator.
Note: The input is stored for about 4 minutes.
2. Put the lock in remote control mode by holding the remote
control card in front of the lock. Ascending beeps confirm the
successful operation.
Note: Carry out this and the following steps in quick succession,
otherwise the lock will end the process (signalled by descending
beeps).
3. Hold the configurator in the direction of the lock and press
„OK“. Two ascending beeps confirm the successful process.
3Transponder Configuration via Programming Card
With the programming card you have the possibility to assign or
delete transponders without pressing the programming button.
The programming card must be assigned once.
a) Assign Programming Card (one-time)
1. Note that the lock must not be mounted. Press the button
on the back of the lock using a non-metallic object. Keep the
button pressed until you hear three „BING“ sounds. Release the
button.
BING
BING
BING
2. Hold the programming key in front of the lock until two
ascending beeps confirm successful assignment. Two descen-
ding beeps end the process.
„51XX/ 52XX“
„OK“
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Disposal
Image rights: cover image, wood structure, BURG F.W. Lüling KG
Operation
b) Assign Transponder
1. Hold the programming card in front of the lock until you hear
a ticking sound.
2. Hold the transponder to be assigned in front of the lock and
wait for the two ascending beeps for confirmation. Two descen-
ding beeps signal the end of the process.
Note: Carry out this and the following steps in quick succession,
otherwise the lock will terminate the process (signalled by two
descending tones).
1Unlock
Hold an authorized transponder in front of the lock.
2Lock
When automatic locking is activated, the lock locks after the set
locking time has expired. For manual locking, hold an authori-
zed transponder in front of the lock.
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EU Directive 2012/19/EU regulates the proper take-back, treat-
ment and recycling of used electronic equipment.Every con-
sumer is required by law to dispose of batteries, accumulators
or electrical and electronic equipment („waste equipment“)
powered by batteries or accumulators separately from house-
hold waste, as they contain harmful substances and valuable re-
sources. Disposal can be done at a collection or take-back point
approved for this purpose, e.g. a local recycling center. Waste
equipment, batteries or rechargeable batteries are accepted
there free of charge and recycled in an environmentally friendly
and resource-saving manner. Waste equipment, used batteries
or rechargeable batteries can also be returned to us. The return
must be sufficiently stamped to the address below.
BURG F.W. Lüling KG
Volmarsteiner Str. 52
58089 Hagen
The following symbol on the waste electrical equipment, batte-
ries or accumulators indicates that they must not be disposed of
with household waste:
Caution when using batteries!
The battery may explode or release flammable gases if it is mis-
handled, destroyed, or the wrong type of battery is used. Do not
recharge the battery, disassemble it, expose it to extremely high
temperatures or throw it into a fire.
On batteries containing harmful substances, you will find indica-
tions in the form of abbreviations for the ingredients cadmium
(Cd), mercury (Hg) and lead (Pb) in each case.
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58089 Hagen (Germany)
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