De raat Code combi b 30 User manual

Intructions Code combi B 30

• The enclosed inspecon key allows full access to the lock

and its conguraons even in case of code loss. Thus, it is at

the highest hierarchy level of the lock. Therefore, it must be

stored in a safe place, but not in the secure storage unit.

• For security reasons programming and baery replacement

should always be performed and then tested with the

secure storage unit open.

• Every correct key stroke recognized by the lock is conrmed

by an acousc signal.

• You have max. 10 sec. for each individual key stroke. If no

key is pressed during these 10 seconds, the electronics

shuts down automacally. Uncompleted operaons must

be restarted aer that. The only excepons to this are the

code status query and the programming mode with 30

seconds response me unl automac shutdown.

• Code inputs resp. all further funcons (e.g. programming

operaons) can be cancelled unl the last key stroke by

pressing the key twice.

• Do not use for your code personal or similar known data

which are easy to nd out.

• If the set code(s) is(are) not available, the lock can be

opened or reset using the enclosed inspecon key.

• The lock is designed for use in the temperature range from

+10° C to +50° C and with humidity of 30% to 80%

(noncondensing).

• The lock must never be greased with or contact other

lubricants or aggressive liquids, it must be cleaned only

with a moist cloth only (no aggressive cleaning agents).

Code combi B 30

Important notes

• Never open the lock housing. Dismount the ng only for

baery replacement and perform it strictly according to the

specicaons of these operang instrucons. Avoid touching

electronic components. Otherwise, you endanger the

funcons of the lock and loose the right for the warranty

claims.

• During start-up the serial number of the input unit is saved

in the audit memory of the lock. Replacement of the input

unit is also registered by means of an entry in the audit

memory of the lock.

• For every descripon of operaon or programming

processes hereaer it is assumed that the lock and the input

unit are in the basic state. Basic state means that the lock is

closed (the bolt lock is extended) and the lock electronics is

switched o. If you are not sure, whether the lock is closed,

check if the rotary knob can be turned counterclockwise. To

ensure that the lock is not in a running programming

process, you can press the key twice to cancel it.

• Upon delivery the lock is set by Kaba Mauer GmbH to the

assembler coder "1". For security reasons acvate the

master code with your individual code immediately in order

to deacvate the assembler code. The assembler code is

meant only for lock mounng, it is not suitable for further

permanent use.

• Furthermore, the lock has the opon for paral or full start-

up by the safe manufacturer or distributor: For a paral start

-up basic conguraons are loaded to the lock without

acvaon of the master code. So, the lock sll opens with

"1". All conguraons performed previously using soware

are immediately valid only aer acvaon of the master

code (start-up according to 8.2). For full start-up the lock has

already been provided with a master code and further

sengs if necessary. In both cases the set basic conguraon

is communicated separately by the safe manufacturer or

distributor. If a full start-up has been performed and, thus, a

master code preset as delivery code, the safe manufacturer

or distributor can save it addionally in the following

hatched text box. All pre-congured codes have to be

changed by the end user immediately aer start-up.

Glossary of abbreviations and terms

Code: Numerical sequence of 8 digits for idencaon of the operator consisng of ID and PIN. -

ID: xed 2-digit operator number. -

PIN: freely selectable 6-digit combinaon (Noce, do not use personal data such as for example date of birth). -

Operator: the master, user and courier are operators of the lock – each operator of the lock has an individual ID (00, 01..30; 95)

assigned. -

Master code: ID 00; the highest code of the code hierarchy, can open the lock, change its own code, it is required for almost all

programming funcons of the lock. Can also perform programming funcons independently in the double-code mode. -

User code: ID 01 to 30, can open the lock and change its own code. -

Courier code: ID 95, can open the lock without waing for an opening delay which might be programmed and change its own code. -

Assembler code: has no ID, can open the lock during mounng at the factory. -

OD: adjustable me which has to pass before the lock can be opened. -

OST: Opening standby me: adjustable me which starts aer the opening delay; The lock can be opened during the opening

standby me. -

Guard me: Aer entering the code 3 mes incorrectly the guard me is acvated, no inputs are possible at the lock during the guard

me. -

Double code: Two dierent valid codes are required to open the lock. -

Silent alarm: If the lock is connected to an external alarm system (intruder detecon system) and this funcon is acvated at the lock, a

silent duress alarm can be triggered (not perceivable for the intruder). -

EMA: Intruder detecon system: external alarm system for evaluaon / forwarding of the duress alarm or secured permanent

power supply (not included in the scope of delivery). -

Undervoltage indicaon: indicates that the baeries are low and must be replaced as soon as possible in order to ensure secure funcon

of the lock. -

AHK: Take-o contact: A contact in the input unit which detects whether the input unit has been opened (e.g. for baery

replacement). -

Audit: All relevant events (opening, closing, programming etc.) are saved in the audit memory (approx. 200 events) of the lock. If

the memory is full, the oldest entry is overwrien automacally. The audit can be read out using soware. -

Reset: Reset of the lock to the delivery state, only the master code and audit remain unchanged. -

Inspecon key: The inspecon key can open the lock any me mechanically independent of the electronics. Opening by means of the key

does not have any OD or guard me. The inspecon key can also be used to assign a new master code and reset the

complete lock. Reconguraon of the lock can be implemented using the inspecon key and soware without knowing or

changing the master code. Therefore, the inspecon key is posioned higher in the code structure than the master code

and must be stored in a safe place (not in a secure storage unit).

Lock system: Input unit and lock

Lock housing and interfaces

The enre lock system consists of a visible input unit and the

lock installed in the secure storage unit. All programmed codes

and funcons are saved only in the lock and, thus, in the secured

area.

Figure 2: Mini-USB soc-

ket Special interface,

only in connecon with

original Kaba Mauer

CB30 Use PC cable!

Figure 1: Input unit

Overview of authorizations

Start-up of the lock

Noodsleutel

Overview of the possible signals

Activating master

Event When Signal

Pressing the key With every key stroke 1 x buzzer

Code valid 2 x Led green &

Correct input Aer pressing Enter 2 x buzzer

Error message Aer pressing Enter 3 x Led red &

Recurring input not matching 3 x buzzer

Cancelaon (manual cancelaon with or

me-controlled cancelaon if there is no input)

Take-o contact 1 x Led red and

has been acvated 3 x aer pressing Enter 1 x , buzzer then

1 x Led green

and 1 x buzzer

Guard me Permanently aer 1 x Led red

pressing Enter then 0.5 s break

Double code; Permanently aer 1 x Led green

input of the second pressing Enter then 2 s break

code is expected

OD Permanently aer 1 x Led red

pressing Enter then 5 s break

OST Permanently aer 1 x Led green

pressing Enter and buzzer then

5 s break

Undervoltage Aer pressing Enter 10 x Led red

Programming mode Permanently aer 1 x buzzer and

pressing Enter consnuous

signal LED green

Remote disable with every key stroke 1 x Led red

acvated, no

opening possible

Hardware error. Contact the Service. 3 x buzzer and

Aer pressing Enter connuous red

Code status messages

Code acve Aer pressing Enter 1 x Led green

and a buzzer

Descripon

1. Press “P” and arrow, Enter the new master code (00 xxxxxx)

and enter the arrow. (00 = ID, X = freely selected 6-digit

combinaon [0..9])

Conrm the new master code with (00 xxxxxx) and press the

arrow.

Then check the performed programming with the storage unit

sll open. To do so, proceed according to chapter 10.1.

NOTE: If the Incorrect code signal is output, the procedure must

be repeated since both codes do not match or the ID (here 00)

has been entered incorrectly. Changing of the master code can

be canceled any me by pressing twice. Alternavely, the

process can be canceled if no input is performed within 30

seconds.

Overview of the programming commands

The lock installaon as well as cabling and the rst baery instal-

laon are described in the installaon manual. As long as the lock

system has not been put into operaon, it can be opened using

the assembler code. The assembler code is intended for lock

mounng at the factory and not for further permanent use. For

correct start-up of the lock the master code must be acvated

correctly according to chapter 8.2, this makes the assembler code

invalid.

NOTE: If the start-up or paral start-up has already been perfor-

med by the safe manufacturer or distributor, the corresponding

informaon is specied in its manuals/notes. Furthermore, the

safe manufacturer or distributor can document the set master

code in this manual. For this informaon refer to the eld high-

lighted in gray in chapter 1 page 28, "Master code set by the dis-

tributor resp. safe manufacturer".

Opening with assembler code

1. Press 1 and the arrow you will see/hear 2x green led and 2x a

buzzer if it is correct. If not you will see 3x red Led and 3x a buz-

zer.

2. Turn the actuang knob within 4 seconds through 90° clock-

wise to the stop . Then open the storage unit.

Programming functions for the master

All programming funcons described here require the master

code for authorisaon.

NOTE: For security reasons, programming and tesng of

programming should always be performed with the secure

storage unit open (to have every me access to the storage unit

and the lock). Programming can be performed any me

individually and without waing mes (excepon - guard mes),

even if the double code and/or OD/OST are acvated. All

programming processes can be canceled by pressing twice.

Alternavely, the input can be canceled if no input is performed

within 30 seconds.

Programming functions for further codes

Blocking the user codes or courier codes

Aer blocking, the code cannot be used anymore unl it is

released again. In contrast to deleon, aer blocking the code

remains unchanged in the lock and can be used again aer

releasing.

Descripon

1. Press “P” and enter the valid master code and arrow.

Press “P4” and arrow.

Enter the ID to be blocked “ID” and arrow (ID = 01 to 30 for user

resp. 95 for courier)

NOTE: If the Incorrect code signal is displayed aer step 3, then

either the ID has not been acvated or it is not available. If only

the red LED is missing during the acknowledgment signal, the

code has not been blocked but released, because it had been

blocked before that. Perform the enre procedure again to block

the code again. Blocking of the master code is not possible.

Releasing the user codes or courier codes

Changing master code (P)

Aer modicaon of the master code the previous master code

is no longer valid. The funcon of the new master code must be

checked by opening the lock with the secure storage unit open

(see chapter 10.1)!

Descripon

1. Press “P” and enter the current master code and the arrow

(00 = ID, X = previously programmed 6-digit combinaon).

Enter the new master code 00 xxxxxx and the arrow

(00 = ID, Y = new 6-digit combinaon). Conrm the new master

code with 00 xxxxxx and the arrow

NOTE: The enre procedure has to be repeated in case of the

following errors: If Incorrect code signal is displayed according

to 1. aer the input of the current code, the code has been en-

tered incorrectly. If the Incorrect code signal is displayed aer

the second aempt to enter the new code as shown in 3., then

the two codes entered in 2. resp. 3 do not match.

This secon describes the basic programming procedures for

further codes (user or courier codes). This includes acvaon,

deleon, blocking and releasing of these codes. The basic code

structure is given in chapter 5 authorizaons. Furthermore, this

chapter describes the code status query used by the master co-

de to request the status of individual codes directly from the

lock.

For correct use of the lock the master code must be acvated.

Acvang user codes or courier codes (P3) Code can be used

only aer it has been acvated. When acvang a new opera-

tor, it is useful if the new code (starng from item 3 of the follo-

wing descripon) is entered directly by the respecve operator

on site. If the new code is not entered by the operator directly

but is specied by the master, it must be replaced by the real

personal code in the course of code changing as soon as possi-

ble.

Descripon

1. Press “P” and enter the valid master code, and arrow

(00 = ID, X = valid 6-digit combinaon for the master). Press “P3”

and arrow. Enter the new code ID xxxxxx and arrow (ID = 01 to

30 for user resp. 95 for courier, X = freely selectable 6-digit com-

binaon [0..9]) . Conrm the new code with IDxxxxxx and arrow

Aer the acvaon the new saved code is valid and can be used.

The new code has to be tested by opening the lock

Aer releasing of the code blocked previously, it can be used

again.

Descripon

1. Press “P” and enter the valid master code (00 = ID, X = valid 6-

digit combinaon for the master).

Press “P4” and arrow.

Enter the ID to be released ID and arrow (ID = 01 to 30 for user

resp. 95 for courier)

NOTE: If the Incorrect code signal is displayed aer step 3, then

either the ID has not been acvated or it is not available. If the

red LED is displayed addionally to the normal acknowledgment

signal, the code has not been released but blocked, because it

had been released before that. Perform the enre procedure

again to release the code again.

Deleting the user codes or courier codes

In contrast to blocking the code is irretrievably lost aer de-

leon. To use it again, it has to be acvated again . Blocked co-

des can be deleted without previous releasing.

Descripon

1. Press “P” and enter the valid master code and arrow.

Press “P5” and arrow.

Enter the ID to be deleted ID and arrow (ID = 01 to 30 for user

resp. 95 for courier)

NOTE: If the Incorrect code signal is displayed aer step 3, then

either the ID has not been acvated or it is not available. De-

leon of the master code is not possible. However, the master

code can be reassigned using the key

Code status

Programming opening delay and opening

standby time (P2)

Programming silent alarm (P8)

Activating opening delay and opening stand

by time (P2)

Opening delay (OD) is the me period which has to elapse be-

fore the lock can be opened. The opening standby me (OST)

denotes the me window during which the lock can be opened

as soon as the OD has elapsed. This program is used to set or

delete the OD (01 to 99 minutes) and the OST (01 to 19 minu-

tes). The set mes apply to all users and for the master but not

for the courier

To program opening delay (OD) and opening standby me (OST)

proceed as follows:

Descripon

1. Press “P” and enter the valid master code and arrow.

Press “P2” and arrow.

Enter the opening delay XX and the opening standby YY me

and arrow (XX = 01 to 99, YY= 01 to 19, specicaons in minutes

respecvely

NOTE: If the Incorrect code signal is displayed aer step 3, the

specied mes are outside of the maximum permied range.

The Incorrect code signal is also displayed if 00 is specied ei-

ther only for the OD or for the OST. Both inputs are not per-

mied.

Deactivating opening delay and opening

standby time

To deacvate opening delay (OD) and opening standby me

(OST), while doing so, enter "00" for the 2-digit OD as well as for

the 2-digit OST respecvely. Aer that all operators can open

the lock without delay.

Descripon

1. Press “P” and enter the valid master code and arrow (00 = ID,

X = valid 6-digit combinaon for the master)

Press “P2” and arrow .

Enter “0000” and arrow

Programming double code

The double code funcon allows to set the lock in such a way

that two oponal but dierent codes (dierent IDs) are required

to open the lock. The double code includes all operators

(master, user and courier). This programming command is used

to acvate or deacvate the double code.

Acvang the double code (P7)

In order to acvate the double code proceed as follows:

Descripon

1. Press “P” and enter the valid master code and arrow.

Press “P7” and arrow.

The double code must be deacvated in order to be able to ac-

vate it. If the red LED is displayed addionally to the normal ack-

nowledgment signal, the double code has been acvated previ-

ously and is deacvated now. To acvate it again, repeat the

enre procedure.

A silent alarm is triggered by a special code input. The message in

queson is an alarm message which iniates the lock using an

alarm output, the lock can sll be opened during this. However,

to forward the silent alarm, the alarm output must be connected

to the intruder detecon system (not included in the scope of

delivery) (for further details refer to the installaon manual or

consult an installer of intruder detecon systems). This program-

ming command is used to acvate or deacvate the silent alarm.

To open the lock using the alarm code proceed the normal pro-

cudure.

Acvang the silent alarm (P8)

To acvate the silent alarm proceed as follows: Aer that the

silent alarm is acvated and the alarm codes can be used.

Descripon

1. Press “P” and enter the valid master code and arrow.

Press “P8” and arrow

NOTE: The silent alarm must be deacvated in order to be able

to acvate it. If the red LED is displayed addionally to the normal

acknowledgment signal, the silent alarm has been acvated previ-

ously and is deacvated now. To acvate it again, repeat the en-

re procedure.

Deactivating silent alarm.

Deactivating opening delay and opening

standby time

1. Press “P” and enter the valid master code and arrow.

Press ”P8” and arrow

The silent alarm is deacvang.

Acknowledging take-off contact message (P9)

The lock is equipped with a take-o contact (AHK), which is trip-

ped when opening the input unit (e.g. to replace the baery or

aer a manipulaon); aer that it is displayed with the manipu-

laon signal for each opening/operaon unl the acknow-

ledgment (3x LED green und 3x LED red im Wechsel + 6x buz-

zer). This programming command acknowledges the take-o

contact message. This procedure is saved in the event memory/

audit of the lock like all other procedures. If the signal meno-

ned above is displayed even if no baery replacement has been

performed, the input unit might have been manipulated, for

example to spy out the code. So, before you acknowledge this

message, make sure that no manipulaon has been performed

at the input unit. If you are not sure, whether there has been a

manipulaon or not, consult an authorized service! To acknow-

ledge the take-o contact message and, thus, switch o the

manipulaon indicaon, proceed as follows:

Descripon

1. Press “P” and enter the valid master code and arrow (00 = ID,

X = valid 6-digit combinaon for the master).

Press “P9” and arrow

Lock functions for all users

Every key stroke is conrmed by a key tone ( ). The input can be canceled any me by pressing twice. Alternavely, the inp

input is performed within 10 seconds. Aer three incorrect code inputs the lock switches to guard me. For details on the g

chapter 10.5. If the undervoltage signal (10x ) is displayed aer the code entry, then the baery capacity is low and the b

as soon as possible. For further details refer to chapter 13. If the take-o contact signal (3x and 3x alternately + 6x ) is di

entry, the input unit has been opened. To nd out more read chapter 9.6. The lock has a funcon which hinders spying out of

user observaon during code input: During all opening procedures the operator can add as many further digits as necessary be

the input by pressing . All inputs starng from the 9th posion will be ignored. Noce: This funcon supports only the co

is not available for the programming procedures. Opening with acvated addional funcons: The lock oers an opon to ex

nal funcons triggered by external signals. For further details refer to chapter 10.8.