keylezz Turn BasicPlus Product guide
Keylezz® Turn
Basic Plus
Operating and assembly instructions
08 2023
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Technical data
Battery compartment
Nut
(2 pieces)
Lever
(6 dierent versions) Threaded bar
Screw for xing the lever
Package contents
2 AAA batteries
Keylezz® Turn
2 nuts 2 mounting plates for wooden doors Locking angle
6 dierent levers, washer and screw
Weight Weight of sample box: 300 g Weight of Keylezz® Turn: 190 g
Electrical
data
Usable technologies
LEGIC Advant; MIFARE DES Fire
and Classic; ISO 14443A
Battery type 2 x AAA batteries
Environmental
conditions
Operating temperature 0° C to +50° C
Operating relative humidity
20 % to 75 %
(non-condensing)
Dimensions
Basic dimensions
in mm (LxWxD)
55 x 55 x 29 mm
(without threaded bar)
Threaded bar 30 mm
30 mm
3 x master card (Masterkarte)
3 x emergency opening card (Notönungskarte)
Freelocker (Free choice of locker)
Fixcode (Fixed assignment)
1 x test card (Testkarte)
1 x test card (Testkarte)
Optionally included in the scope of delivery (sample box)
2
Screwdriver
Screwdriver
+
+
+
+
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Commissioning
Remove the protective lm from the battery compartment; alternatively, open the battery
compartment with the enclosed screwdriver, insert the batteries and close it again
Wait for the start-up process, the lock beeps briey and both LEDs light up
The lock is now ready for operation
The choice of usage mode
Fixed assignment or Freelocker
The Keylezz®Turn BasicPlus has two modes, Freelocker and Fixed Assignment, which you
can switch between. To change modes, see page 7.
1. Fixed assignment (Fixcode)
In this mode, users are permanently assigned to the lock. This is done via the master card. After
this has been taught-in, the user cards can be created (Page 5 - Creating cards). Compared to the
Freelocker mode, several users (max. 17) can be authorised to a lock in the Fixed Assignment
mode.
2. Freelocker (free choice of locker)
In this mode, each user can select an unoccupied locker. The locker is locked with the user card
and becomes available again for new users after use.
1.1 Card-based programming
Fixed assignment (Fixcode)
In this mode, a xed locker is assigned to each user. The following card types must be created
for the operation of the lock:
Master cards (3 x) User card(s) or data carrier
The lock is ready for operation after inserting the batteries.
Create master cards (3 x)
Important: Three master cards must be taught-in!
1. Hold the master card once against the reading eld until a
short conrmation tone is heard
2. Hold the same master card (from step 1) against the lock. The
lock beeps once and the green lock symbol lights up
3. Hold the card against the lock again, you will hear a short melody (A). Now you have 10
seconds (the green lock symbol ashes) to hold the other two master cards against the
reading eld.The correct learning is conrmed with a short beep.
4. After the master cards have been successfully tuned in, a short melody (B) sounds
Create user card(s)
1. Hold one of the three previously taught-in master cards once against the reading eld. The
lock beeps once and the green lock symbol lights up.
2. Hold the same master card against the reading eld again.The lock beeps once and a melody
also sounds (A)
3. Hold the desired user cards against the reading eld. From this point on, you have 10 seconds
(the green lock symbol ashes) to hold the user cards against the reading eld. A short beep
sounds each time the card is successfully taught.
4. After all user cards have been successfully tuned in, a short melody (B) sounds.
Important: A maximum of 17 user cards can be taught! If you have not managed to teach all
user cards within the given time, please repeat the steps from the section„Teaching user cards“.
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1.2 Card-based programming
Freelocker (free choice of locker)
With free locker selection, each user can choose a free locker and occupy it for himself. For the
operation of the lock, the following card types must be created:
Emergency opening cards (3 x)
The lock is ready for operation after inserting the batteries.
Create emergency opening cards (3 x)
Important: Three emergency opening cards must be taught-in!
1. Hold the emergency opening card once against the reading
eld until a short conrmation tone sounds
2. Hold the same emergency opening card (from step 1) to the
lock. The lock beeps once and the green lock symbol lights up
3. Hold the card against the lock again, you will hear a short melody (A). Now you have 10
seconds (the green lock symbol ashes) to hold the other two emergency opening cards to
the reading eld. A short beep conrms that the card has been correctly taught in.
4. After the emergency opening cards have been successfully tuned in, a short melody (B)
sounds.
Create user card(s)
In this mode, it is not necessary to teach the user cards. Each user who has a card can choose
an unoccupied locker.
Mode change
Fixed assignment Freelocker
Important: All master cards/emergency opening cards and user cards are deleted here.
A mode change between Fixed Assignment and Freelocker is done via the Mode Change
Card. You can obtain this on request.
Mode change via card
1. Hold the mode change card up to the reading eld
2. The lock signals acoustically which mode it is in:
• Freelocker (Free choice of locker): The lock beeps three times (3x)
• Fixed assignment (Fixcode): The lock beeps once (1x)
Set lock to factory settings
To do this, hold one of the three taught-in master cards/emergency opening cards ve times
(5x) against the reading eld. Two short conrmation tones will sound. The lock is automatically
reset to the factory settings.
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Assembly
The installation refers to installation in metal doors. When installing in wooden doors, please
take the orange note into account. For metal doors, the coloured dots do not apply.
If existing, remove existing lock
Check existing hole - standard 19 mm
If necessary, drill/extend hole to 19 mm
For wooden doors, place the rst xing plate on the threaded web and press into the
front, hammer if necessary
Guide Keylezz® Turn through the opening
For wooden doors, place the second xing plate on the threaded web and press into the
inside of the wood, hammer if necessary
Counterlock the lock on the inside with the two nuts supplied
Select the appropriate lever and x it with the screw Finally, mount the striker on the side
wall accordingly
Finally, mount the locking piece on the side wall accordingly
Nut
2 pieces
Locking piece
Screw
Lever
(6 dierent versions)
Fixing plates for wooden doors
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30
15
30
3D view
Exterior view
View inside door
View inside door
Technical illustration
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Safety instructions & important information
Important: If the door is closed during commissioning or battery replacement without the
battery being inserted, the door cannot be opened via the radio technology: Breaking open
the door is necessary. Follow the detailed instructions for installing and commissioning the ra-
dio system. When changing the battery, pay attention to the polarity (+/-). The polarity (+/-) is
marked on the bottom of the battery compartment and on the battery. Never store locks with
inserted battery directly next to each other and also not together with data carriers, otherwise
the battery will be discharged.
Important: When installing the lock and locking part, make sure that the door is not braced and
that this bracing is transferred to the locking system. There is a risk that the latch can no longer
open Malfunction. Avoid doors that are preloaded by a sealing rubber.
Intended use
Authorized opening of an electronic lock in wooden furniture by means of a coded chip. This
chip can be in the form of an ID card (check card format) or key fob. The function of the lock is
guaranteed only if it is placed on non-conductive materials (wood, plastic) with a maximum
material thickness of 20 mm. The reading distance also depends on the transponder design. In
case of a higher material thickness, metal doors or doors with metal overlay, an external antenna
should be attached.
Predictable abuse
If the lock is used in an explosive environment, outside the stated specications or for damage
resulting from improper use, the operator bears sole responsibility and the manufacturer ac-
cepts no liability.
Conversions or modications
Any modications to the latch lock are not permitted. The electromagnetic behavior of the latch
can be impaired by additions or modications of any kind. Therefore, do not make any changes
or additions to electrical/electronic components, otherwise the warranty and guarantee claim
will become void.
Spare and wear parts and auxiliary materials
The use of spare parts from third-party manufacturers can lead to hazards. Only use original
parts or parts approved by the manufacturer. The manufacturer accepts no liability for damage
resulting from the use of spare parts not approved by the manufacturer.
EEC Declaration of Conformity
in accordance with the directives
2004/108/EC Directive on electro-magnetic compatibility (EMC)
1999/5/EC 1999 Directive on radio equipment and telecommunications, terminal equip-
ment and the mutual recognition of their conformity (R&TTE)
2002/96/EC 2003 Directive on waste electric and electronic equipment (WEEE)
2011/65/EC Directive on the restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances in
electrical and electronic equipment (recast)
for the product: Keylezz®Turn
The following harmonised standards are applied:
EN 300330.2 V1.3.1 : 2006 EN 301489-3 V1.4.1 : 2002
EN ISO 12100: 2010 EN 50364 : 2010
Warranty conditions
This product has been carefully designed, manufactured and carries a warranty against defects
in materials or workmanship at the time of purchase. The warranty is valid for 12 months from
the date of purchase and may be claimed upon presentation of proof of purchase, if applicable.
The warranty obligation is limited to rectication of defects by repair or replacement of the
products free of charge. Costs and risks of transportation, assembly and disassembly expenses,
as well as any other costs associated with the repair cannot be reimbursed. Liability for conse-
quential damage to the device, of whatever nature, is excluded in principle.
Disposal
Danger! The electronics of the latch lock contain a lithium-ion battery. Dispose
of this battery in accordance with national regulations and not in household
waste. When disposing of partially discharged batteries, make sure that no
When disposing of partially discharged batteries, make sure that no uninten-
tional short circuits (e.g. caused by key rings in clothing pockets) can occur
between the poles of the battery. Risk of explosion and re. When transporting
the locks, pack the battery in such a way that no short circuit can occur (e.g. tape the poles with
non-conductive adhesive tape).
Important! Separate the electronics of the latch lock from the remaining parts and dispose of
them according to local regulations and guidelines.
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