EZ-ON SHS-7020 User manual

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Product Features
The door can be opened with a card.
The door can be opened with the card contained in the product
package.
SHS-7020 model accept MIFARE® 13.56MHz ISO14443A type card.
SHS-7120 is compatible with most HID Proximity 125KHz cards
(ProxCard®Ⅱ, ISOProx®Ⅱ, DuoProx®Ⅱ, Smart ISOProxⅡ™, Smart
DuoProx®Ⅱ, iCLASS® Prox 26bit up to 37bit).
The door can be opened with the password.
A password can be registered and used to open the door without the
key.
Anti-panic function can easily open the
locked door.
The locked door can be easily opened from inside by just rotating the
handle.
The door does not have to be locked
manually.
The door is automatically locked when it closes, eliminating the need to
lock it manually (excluded when the mode is set for Passage).
Pranks played by children and juveniles can
be prevented.
When an unregistered card or key tag is used, or when an invalid
password is entered 3 or more times consecutively, an alarm sound is
generated and power to the lock is automatically cut off for one minute.

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Table of Contents
Product Features 1
Safety Cautions 4
Before Using the Product 7
Product Components................................................................... 7
Outdoor Unit Parts ...................................................................... 9
Indoor Unit Parts .......................................................................10
Replacing the Battery ................................................................ 11
Using the Emergency Battery ......................................................12
Using the Emergency Key...........................................................13
Basic Functions 14
Opening the Door from Outside with a Password or a Card ..............14
Opening the Door from Inside......................................................15
Program Function 16
User Group Management ............................................................16
Functional Setup or Release Summary..........................................17
Program Mode ..........................................................................18
Changing the Master Password (Code 10) .....................................19
Registering the User Password (Code 20) .................................... 20
Registering the Temporary Password (Code 30) ............................ 22
Registering the User Card (Code 40) ........................................... 23
User Code Activation/Deactivation/ Deletion (Code 50~55) ........... 25
Entrance Control Setup (Code 60~63)......................................... 26

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Additional Functions 27
Setting up and Releasing the Passage Mode (Code 70/71) ..............27
Setting up Current Time .............................................................27
Setting up and Releasing the Random Security Function
(Code 90~95)...........................................................................28
Setting up and Releasing the Sound (Code 00~03)........................29
Warning Sound/Alarm Sound ..................................................... 30
PC Connection..........................................................................32
Initialization ..............................................................................32
Troubleshooting 33
User Code Registration Table 35
Product Specification 36
Product Warranty 39

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Safety Cautions
This section contains important information to ensure the user’s safety and prevent
potential damage to property. Please read this section carefully and use the product
accordingly.
Warning, Caution and Note Explained:
Warning
Information given under this heading is information the user must be aware of to
prevent physical harm.
Caution
Information given under this heading is information the user must be aware of to
prevent service problems or system damage.
Note
Information given under this heading provides additional information relating to the
text in this manual..
Description of Symbols
General warning or caution
Prohibited activity
Recommended activity

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Cautions during Installation
Cautions during Operation.
Do not use the excessive force or
sharp objects to push the doorlock
buttons, as this can damage the
product.
Make sure that no unauthorized
person has the access to the
password.
To minimize the risk of burglary, it is
recommended that you periodically
change the password.
Do not operate the product with
wet hands, and keep liquids such
as water or drinks away from the
product, or the product may
malfunction or be damaged.
Make sure that the door is
completely closed when going
outside.
The manufacturer does assume the
responsibility for any harm caused by
engagement of the lock on an improperly
closed door.
Do not install the product in the
place where the gap between
the door and the frame is 5mm
or more.
If the gap is too wide, the product may
not function properly.
The user shall not install or repair
the product without authorization.
The manufacturer does not assume the
responsibility for damage to the product
resulting from attempts to the user to
install or repair it without authorization.

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Cautions during Installationnce
Cautions during Repair or Maintenance
Be sure to correctly match the
poles (+/-) when installing the
batteries. Install the batteries with
the correct poles (+/-).
Improperly installed batteries can cause
rupture or battery fluid leakage.
Replace all batteries immediately
after they run out of power, and
never mix new batteries with used
ones.
This can cause reduction of product life or
a malfunction in the product.
Do not use water, benzene or
alcohol when cleaning the product,
as these fluids can cause product
malfunction.
Use a soft and dry cloth instead.
Please do not hang on the product or pull it.
It can damage the product or cause its malfunction.
Replace the batteries within 1 week
after the battery replacement alarm
sounds.
The product can stop operating if the
batteries are not replaced in time.

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Before Using the Product
Product Components
Indoor Unit Outdoor Unit
Cylinder Strike Rose Latch Bolt
User/Installation
Manual 'AA' Batteries (LR6)
Cylinder
Retainer
Key Cylinder USB Cable
Access Mgmt.
Program CD
Emergency Key
Card

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The product components to be used may vary depending on the installation environment.
Strike and Latch Bolts
Indoor Unit Fastening Bolts
Indoor/Outdoor Unit Fastening Bolts
Allen -Wrench

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Outdoor Unit Parts
No Name Function Description
1 Keypad The code is entered in the program mode, or the password is input.
2 [Wake Up] Button The keypad is lighted so that the password can be entered or input
of card can be read.
It is pressed to terminate the program mode.
3 Card Reader Card reader is the unit that reads the user card to open the door.
4 USB Cable
Connector
The card and/or password can be easily registered from the
connected PC.
5 Outdoor Handle If the lock is released, the door can be opened by turning the
outdoor handle.
6 Emergency Key
Hole
When the door becomes non-operational because of completely
discharged batteries or other circuit problem, the door can be
unlocked by using the emergency key and then the door will be
opened after the outdoor handle is turned.
7 External Power
Contact
If the batteries are completely discharged, the power can be returned
when the emergency battery is placed on the external power contact
(9V battery).
Keypad Off
Outdoor Handle
Card Reader
Keypad
[Wake Up] Button
External Power
Contact
Emergency Key
Hole
Keypad On
USB Cable
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Indoor Unit Parts
No. Name Description
1 Battery Cover It is the cover that protects batteries and the [Register] button.
2 [Register] Button The button is used to run in program mode or to release the warning
sound.
3 Indoor Handle The door can be opened while the indoor handle is turned down.
Battery Cover
[Register] Button
Indoor Handle

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Replacing the Battery
1. Battery Replacement Alarm Generation
It is time to replace the battery if the low
voltage warning sound is activated before the
door is opened with a password or a card.
2. Opening the Battery Cover
To remove the battery cover, turn the screw
counter-clock-wise with supplied Allen
wrench and push down the cover as indicated
in the picture.
3. Replacing the Battery
Replace all 5 batteries with new ones within a
week from the first warning sound.
- If the batteries are not replaced, the unit will stop
operating.
The actual life of the batteries can differ from the
manufacturer, date of manufacturing and operating
environment. Assuming 5 AA alkaline 1.5V batteries
used 10 times a day, it should last at least a year.
Battery Use
5 AA Batteries
“For Elise”
- If the poles of the batteries are not placed properly, the doorlock will not operate normally.
- Liquid leaks from batteries can damage the product. Check the batteries regularly (once
every 6 months).
- After the battery replacement melody has sounded, password/card information cannot be
registered, changed, deleted, initialized or configured until the batteries are replaced.

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Using the Emergency Battery
1. When Lock Fails to Operate Due to Discharged
AA Batteries
If the batteries are not replaced after their replacement time comes, they will be
completely discharged and the doorlock will not operate.
2. Using the 9V Battery
Buy an emergency 9V battery at the nearest
store.
3. Opening the Door Using the Emergency Battery
Place the card or key tag on the card reader, or enter the password, while the 9V battery
is connected to the external power contact of the outdoor unit.
A
s the alkaline batteries offer longer life, they are recommended
than the manganese batteries or rechargeable one
s
.
Password Entry The door is not opened.
Card Recognition
or
or

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Using the Emergency Key
The emergency key is used when the unit stops operating due to the discharged
batteries or other circuit problems.
Insert the emergency key into the emergency
key hole on the outdoor handle and rotates it
left and right to unlock the door.
- Make sure to keep or carry one or more emergency key.
- When you’ve lost the emergency key, contact the service center to exchange the key
cylinder wholly. (The exchange of the key cylinder is a paid service.)
- When the door is unlocked, take the emergency key out from the key hole and keep it
well.

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Basic Functions
This section describes the ways to initialize the information registered in the doorlock, to
register the password and card data, and to open or close the door.
Opening the Door from Outside with a
Password or a Card
1. Pressing the [Wake Up] Button
The keypad is lighted
when the [Wake Up] button
is pressed.
2. Entering the Password or Contacting the Card
Press the [¿] button after
entering the password or
place the card.
or
Successful: "Too~~t”
Failed: "Toot~"
- Password entry or card contact is validated only when the keypad is lighted. If it is lighted
off, press the [Wake Up] button first.
- To cancel the password entry, press the [#] button and start again.
- When an invalid password entry or unregistered card contact is attempted for 5 times in a
row, the beep warning is sounded 20 times and the doorlock becomes inactive for 3
minutes. The “toot” sound is activated every 10 seconds while the unit is inactive, and
then the “toot~ toot~ toot~ toot~ toot~” sound is activated before the unit becomes
operational again.

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3. Entering the Password
(When the random security function is activated)
Touch all randomly
displayed numbers and
enter the password
before pressing the
[¿] button.
- Please refer to the section
for ‘Random Security
Function Setup and
Release’ (page 30).
Opening the Door from Inside
Turning the Doorlock Handle
Turn down the doorlock handle on the indoor
unit.
Too~~t
Successful: "Too~~t”
Failed: "Toot~"

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Program Function
This section describes how to initialize the user data registered in the doorlock and how
to start the program mode. It also describes how to designate users into a group to
register the group’s password and card data as a way of easy management.
User Group Management
SHS-7020/7120 allows the registration of password and card data for each user group.
Up to 250 user codes can be grouped. Either a password or card data can be
registered for each user. When registering a new user, the relevant group and empty
number (ID) must be considered.
User Group Description Group Code
Administrator Group User data with user code 001~010 0
Group 1 User data with user code 011~050 1
Group 2 User data with user code 051~100 2
Group 3 User data with user code 101~150 3
Group 4 User data with user code 151~200 4
Group 5 User data with user code 201~250 5
- Master Password: No limitation in function setting.
- Administrator Group: Privilege on all function settings except initialization, master password
change and registered data removal.
- The registered user data can be managed using the ‘User Code Registration Table’.

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Functional Setup or Release Summary
Code Function Setup or Release
(Follow the steps in the exact sequence.)
Ref.
Page
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Initialization
(Complete removal
of all passwords
and card data)
Press the [Initialization] button on the indoor unit.
Input the current master password or '1470852369'.
Press the [¿] button.
※ The password is reset to ‘1234’ after initialization.
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- Program Mode
Execution
Press the [Register] button on the indoor unit.
Current master password, administrator password, or card
authentication Press the [¿] button.
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10 Master Password
Change
Program mode run. Press 10. Press the [¿] button.
Enter the current master password. Press the [¿] button.
Enter the new master password. Press the [¿] button.
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20/40 User Password/
Card Registration
Program Mode Run Press 20/40. Press the [¿] button.
Enter the user code. Press the [¿] button.
Enter the password/card data. Press the [¿] button
(when entering the password).
20/23
30
Temporary
(Single Use only)
Password
Registration
Program Mode Run Press 30. Press the [¿] button.
Enter the user code (except the administrator group). Press the [¿]
button. Enter the password. Press the [¿] button.
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50~55
User or Group
Removal, Activation
or Deactivation
Program Mode Run Pres 50~55. Press the [¿] button.
Enter the user code / group code. Press the [¿] button. 25
60/62
User Entry Control
Release
(by User/Group)
Program Mode Run Press 61/63. Press the [¿] button.
Enter the user code / group code. Press the [¿] button. 26
61/63
User Entry Control
Setup
(by User/Group)
Program Mode Run Press 61/63 Press the [¿] button.
Enter the user code / group code. Press the [¿] button.
Enter [Start Time][End Time]. Press the [¿] button
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70/71 Passage Mode
Setup/Release Program Mode Run Press 70/71. Press the [¿] button. 27
80 Current Time Setup Program Mode Run Press 80. Press the [¿] button.
Enter [YYMMDDHHMM]. Press the [¿] button. 27
90~95
Random Security
Function Setup and
Release
Release: Program Mode Run Press 90. Press the [¿] button.
Setup: Program Mode Run Press 91~95. Press the [¿]
button.
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00~03 Sound Setup and
Release
Release: Program Mode Run Press 00. Press the [¿] button.
Setup: Program Mode Run Press 01~03. Press the [¿]
button.
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Program Mode
The user data can be registered, changed or deleted by entering the code in the
doorlock after making it the Program Mode.
1. Pressing the [Register] Button (from inside)
Open the battery cover of the indoor unit and
press the [Register] button.
2. Entering the Master Password (from outside)
Enter the current master password or
administrator password. Then press the
[¿] button or place the administrator card.
- The unit returns to the normal mode if the
password is not entered within 10 seconds.
3. Terminating the Program
To terminate the program
mode, press the [Register]
button on the indoor unit or
the [Wake Up] button on the
outdoor unit.
Successful: "Too~~t”
Failed: "Toot~~"
or
In the program mode,
- If LED nos. 1, 2 and 3 flash → Program code entry standby mode
- If LED nos. 4, 5 and 6 flash → User code or group code entry standby mode
- If LED nos. 7, 8, and flash → User data entry standby mode
- To return to the higher menu → Press the [¿] button.
- Please refer to the error code list (page 34) in case an error is generated.
Toot