Motura Xmode F1.0 Troubleshooting guide

POWERED ELECTRONIC LOCK
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
USER MANUAL
GLUE THE LOCK SYSTEM CODE
LABEL HERE
SYSTEM CODE
RECHARGEABLE
M 2.0 / F1.0

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1 - GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS ............................................................................. pag. 3
1.1 - WARRANTY TERMS
1.2 - LIMITS OF LIABILITY
2 - ESCUTCHEONS ............................................................................................................ 4
2.1 - INTERNAL ESCUTCHEON WITH KEYPAD
2.2 - INTERNAL ESCUTCHEON WITH DISPLAY
2.3 - EXTERNAL ESCUTCHEON WITH KEYPAD-TRANSPONDER
2.4 - EXTERNAL ESCUTCHEON WITH TRANSPONDER
3 - TRANSPONDER KEYS (TAGS) ......................................................................... 6
3.1 - TRANSPONDER KEY
3.2 - TRANSPONDER KEY WITH INTEGRATED CHAMPIONS® KEY
3.3 - TRANSPONDER CARD
3.4 - GREEN TRANSPONDER CARD (ONLY FOR PROTECTED TAG SYSTEM)
3.5 - TAG KEYS: BASIC CONCEPTS
4 - PROCEDURE FOR ENTERING PROGRAMMING MODE ..................................... 8
5 - MANAGING TAG KEYS ............................................................................................... 8
5.1 - MEMORIZING MASTER TAG KEYS
5.2 - MEMORIZING SERVICE TAG KEYS
5.3 - DISABLING SERVICE TAG KEYS
5.4 - RESETTING SERVICE TAG KEYS
5.5 - DELETING INDIVIDUAL TAG KEYS
5.6 - DELETING ALL TAG KEYS
6 - LOCK OPERATION MODES ....................................................................................... 10
6.1 - PROGRAMMING LOCK OPERATION MODES
6.2 - ACTIVATING / DEACTIVATING THE SECURITY CODE FROM THE INSIDE
7 - LOCK OPERATION WITH TAG KEYS ......................................................................... 11
8 - LOCK OPERATION WITH KEYPAD AND TAG KEYS .............................................. 12
8.1 - MEMORIZING PERSONAL ACCESS CODES
8.2 - DELETING A PERSONAL ACCESS CODE
8.3 - DELETING ALL PERSONAL ACCESS CODES
9 - POWERING THE LOCK ................................................................................................. 13
9.1 - CHECKING POWER SUPPLY STATUS
10 - MAINS POWER SUPPLY .............................................................................................. 14
11 - BATTERY POWER SUPPLY .......................................................................................... 14
11.1 - DOUBLE TUBE VERSION
11.2 - CASSETTE VERSION
12 - PERIPHERAL .................................................................................................................. 15
13 - NOTES ON USING THE SERVICE CYLINDER ....................................................... 15
14 - NOTES ON USING THE MASTER CYLINDER ....................................................... 15
15 - DESCRIPTIONS OF LED SIGNALS .......................................................................... 15
16 - DESCRIPTION OF ACOUSTIC SIGNALS ............................................................... 15
17 - TROUBLESHOOTING ................................................................................................. 16
18 - SIGNAL SUMMARY TABLE ....................................................................................... 17
TABLE OF CONTENTS

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1 - GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
Mottura Serrature di Sicurezza S.p.A. thanks you for choosing this product and reminds you:
- To read all of these instructions very carefully before installing the lock or doing any maintenance work on the product.
- That all assembly and connection procedures must be done in conformity to the rules of Good Practice and to current law. DO NOT install this
product in rooms or atmospheres at risk of explosion or in the presence of ammable fumes/gases.
- Do not install the lock on doors with risk of contact with water or atmospheric agents if not properly protected.
- To switch o the power supply and disconnect all live parts before doing any installation or maintenance work on the product. Take all possi-
ble precautions to eliminate the risk of electrical shock when doing the installation or maintenance procedures described in this manual.
- The installer must deliver these instructions and all of the maintenance instructions to the user.
- Keep these instructions for future reference and attach the sales receipt to validate the warranty.
- In case of problems contact authorized dealers only.
Mottura Serrature di Sicurezza S.p.A. may change the characteristics of the products described in these instructions at any time and without notice.
1.1 - WARRANTY TERMS
This product has been inspected by Mottura Serrature di Sicurezza S.p.A. and is guaranteed to be free of all manufacturing defects for the time
specied by current Italian law, starting on the date of purchase indicated on the sales receipt.
The warranty is in force if the sales receipt, showing details identifying the product, is exhibited to customer service personnel.
The warranty covers the replacement or repair of parts found defective at origin due to manufacturing defects. Costs of shipping to and from
service centers will be paid by the customer.
In case of repeated malfunctions of the same type or unrepairable defects, Mottura Serrature di Sicurezza S.p.A. may, at its own discretion, replace
the complete product. The warranty on the replaced product will continue until expiration of the original warranty.
If work is necessary at the customer’s home, the customer will be required to pay a charge for the costs of transfer of authorized technical person-
nel.
Transport will be at the customer’s risk if the product is sent by the customer and at the authorized technician’s risk if the product is picked up and
transported by the technician.
1.2 - LIMITS OF LIABILITY
The warranty does not cover damage due to:
- negligence, carelessness or use in any manner not described in these instructions
- lack of protection of the lock prior to carrying out any work operations on the door, such as drilling or welding (welds, panel holes, structure
holes, etc.), which may generate waste materials that will hinder the correct operation of the lock upon entering its mechanism
- maintenance performed in any manner not described in these instructions or by unauthorized personnel
- use of non-original accessories/components Mottura
- transport without the necessary precautions
and from any circumstances that cannot be attributed to manufacturing defects.
Work temperature: -10°C to +55°C. The batteries guarantee correct operation of the lock in the specied temperature range. If such temperature
extremes are approached or exceeded, battery performance may decrease rapidly, with possible malfunction of the electrical part. In case of ex-
tremely low temperatures, it is advisable to power the lock from the mains by using the 230/12 V transformer.
In addition, Mottura Serrature di Sicurezza S.p.A. declines all liability for any damage to persons or property deriving from failure to observe all of
the precautions described herein.
N.B. Mechanical lock operation is guaranteed even when the electronics of the lock has no anomaly. This excludes any electronic
safety level. Mechanical keys should therefore only be used by the owner and/or by extremely trustworthy persons.

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2 - ESCUTCHEONS
2.1 - INTERNAL ESCUTCHEON with KEYPAD
The internal escutcheon has a keypad with 3 function keys and 4 LEDs (red-yellow-blue-green).
The function keys are:
-up/down arrow: to select and conrm programming
- E(Enter): to open/close lock in normal use.
The LEDs show lock status or execution of an operation by means of light signals identical to those of the exter-
nal escutcheon:
- RED LED ashing lock closed
- RED LED steady on lock closing
- GREEN LED ashing lock open
- GREEN LED steady on lock opening
- GREEN and RED LEDs steady on lock in programming phase
- YELLOW and BLUE LEDs programming signals
- All LEDs steady on for 2 seconds when “E” key is pressed internal security code active
Beeps signal to conrm when the lock has been opened or closed.
If the system is not used, it goes into stand-by after 5 seconds to save energy:
- lock active .......................... ash every second
- lock in stand-by .....…..…ash every 4 seconds
You can also use the keypad to check the type of power supply and, in case of battery
power, check the charge level (see paragraph 8.1).
Only with the door closed, press the up arrow + E keys simultaneously for 3 seconds.
The LEDs will signal as follows:
-BLUELEDsteadyon...............................................………….............…………………gridpower
- GREEN LED steady on ...........................................…….…………….power (batteries ecient)
- BLUE LED steady on + GREEN steady on ............................……............... grid + battery power
-YELLOWLED steadyon+ 3 beeps...................................................reminder toreplace batteries
-YELLOWLED steadyon + doublehigh-low sound............................................batteries drained
The reminder to replace the batteries is given before any operation is done (opening/
closing, etc.). You should replace the batteries as soon as possible to ensure correct fun-
ctioning of the lock.
RED LED GREEN LED
YELLOW LED BLUE LED
2.2 - INTERNAL ESCUTCHEON with DISPLAY
The escutcheon includes the following components:
- a color display OLED, a matrix of 160 x 128 pixels, the size of 1.69 "
- a keyboard with ve keys, four of which (arrow keys) are used to move menu entry and one (the "E" key) is used
to conrm the choices you made earlier.
E(Enter): to open/close lock in normal use
- the LEDs show lock status or execution of an operation by means of light signals identical to those of the
external escutcheon:
- RED LED ashing lock closed
- RED LED steady on lock closing
- GREEN LED ashing lock open
- GREEN LED steady on lock opening
Beeps signal to conrm when the lock has been opened or closed.
If the system is not used, it goes into stand-by after 5 seconds to save energy:
- lock active .......................... ash every second
- lock in stand-by .....…..…ash every 4 seconds
To use the display escutcheon refer to the appropriate instruction manual supplied with the product.
RED LED GREEN LED

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2.4 - EXTERNAL ESCUTCHEON with TRANSPONDER
2.3 - EXTERNAL ESCUTCHEON with KEYPAD-TRANSPONDER
The external escutcheon with TRANSPONDER has a transponder reader (RFID), a buzzer, and three LEDs
(RED-YELLOW-GREEN). It checks the presence of a transponder key (TAG) placed as close as possible to the
read zone located in the center (zone A).
The LEDs, just like the internal escutcheon, show the status of the lock or the execution of an operation by
means of light signals:
- RED LED ashing lock closed
- RED LED steady on lock closing
- GREEN LED ashing lock open
- GREEN LED steady on lock opening
- YELLOW LED programming signals
Beeps signal to conrm when the lock has been opened or closed.
The backlighted external escutcheon with KEYPAD/TRANSPONDER has 12 function keys, a tran-
sponder reader (RFID), a buzzer, and three LEDs (RED-YELLOW-GREEN).
It provides 2 ways to open/close the lock:
- numerical PIN: the keypad lets you enter a PIN (3 to 8 digits) with which to operate the lock.
- transponder key (TAG): the escutcheon checks the presence of a transponder key (TAG) positioned
close to the MM logo at the bottom (zone B).
The function keys are:
- number keys: to enter codes
- P(Programming): to enter the programming phase.
- E(Enter): to open/close the door (after entering the code) in normal use; conrms a selection in
programming phase.
The LEDs show door status or execution of an operation by means of light signals:
- RED LED ashing lock closed
- RED LED steady on lock closing
- GREEN LED ashing lock open
- GREEN LED steady on lock opening
- YELLOW LED programming signals
Beeps signal to conrm when the lock has been opened or closed.
- YELLOW LED steady on + 3 beeps reminder to replace batteries
- YELLOW LED steady on + double high-low sound batteries drained
The reminder to replace the batteries is given before any operation is done (opening/closing, etc.).
You should replace the batteries as soon as possible to ensure correct functioning of the lock.
RED LED
RED LED
GREEN LED
zone A
GREEN LED
YELLOW LED
YELLOW LED
zone B

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3 - TRANSPONDER KEYS (TAGs)
The term TAG refers to all types of transponder keys, which may be FREE DUPLICATION (200 max – Free TAG system) or PROTECTED DUPLICATION
(255 max with dierent code - Protected TAG system).
There are three versions:
- TRANSPONDER KEY [1]
- TRANSPONDER KEY with INTEGRATED CHAMPIONS® KEY [2]
- TRANSPONDER CARD [3]
1
Free TAG system
FREE TAG system
ORANGE CARD
Free TAG system
Protected TAG system
PROTECTED TAG system
YELLOW CARD
Protected TAG system
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3.2 - TRANSPONDER KEY (TAG) WITH INTEGRATED CHAMPIONS® KEY
In the integrated version, the transponder key contains the transponder in the top and can integrate the CHAMPIONS® key so that in case of
emergency the key is immediately available and can open the lock mechanically. In a Protected TAG system the number (ex.: M0001/F0001..) of
the system to which it belongs, followed by the key code, is inserted in the bottom of the transponder key.
3.1 - TRANSPONDER KEY (TAG)
The basic TAG has the transponder in an ergonomic shell placed in the top of the key where the Mottura logo is inserted and, in the Protected TAG
system, the number (ex.: M0001/F0001..) of the system to which it belongs, followed by the key code.
3.3 - TRANSPONDER CARD (TAG)
The TAG has the transponder inserted in a card in the center. In a free TAG system the card is ORANGE.
In a Protected TAG system the card is YELLOW and shows the number (ex.: M0001/F0001..) of the system to which it belongs, followed by the key
code.
To prevent the shell from being damaged as a result of continuous opening and closing, the key inside the shell should be used ONLY in emergen-
cies (power failure, drained batteries, etc.).
To integrate the key, simply insert it in the plastic shell of the transponder key. By gently applying pressure with a coin or a at screwdriver on the
notch of the transponder key near the hole for the key ring, the shell will open and the CHAMPIONS® key can be inserted or extracted, as shown
in the gure below.
PROTECTED TAG system
GREEN CARD
3.4 - GREEN TRANSPONDER (TAG) CARD (ONLY FOR PROTECTED TAG SYSTEM)
This TAG is EXCLUSIVE for each lock. It is not used to open/close the lock, but instead to program the lock or to demonstrate legitimate ownership
in order to request duplicates of TAG keys (done only by Mottura serrature di sicurezza SpA’s authorized dealers).
If it is lost, no duplicate is issued. This protects the legitimate owner and prevents
anyone who may have the card (even temporarily) from requesting an unautho-
rized duplicate. Therefore, it must be stored carefully in a safe place. The cha-
racters printed in the white eld specify the lock system code (in the example:
M0001/F0001..).

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3.5 - TAG KEYS: BASIC CONCEPTS
TAGs can be memorized in the lock with 2 hierarchy levels (MASTER and SERVICE) that have dierent functions:
FREE TAG SYSTEM PROTECTED TAG SYSTEM
SYSTEM CARD access programming
memorize/delete master TAGs
memorize/delete service TAGs
enable and disable all service TAGs
complete reset of TAGs memory
set security code (internal side)
MASTER open/close lock
access programming
memorize/delete other master TAGs
memorize/delete other service TAGs
enable and disable all service TAGs
complete reset of TAGs memory
set security code (internal side)
MASTER open/close lock only
SERVICE open/close lock only (if enabled) SERVICE open/close lock only (if enabled)
MASTER TAGs belong to a higher hierarchy level and must be stored
very carefully (homeowners, access supervisors, etc.). ONLY MASTER
TAGs ALLOW PROGRAMMING.
MASTER TAGs belong to the highest hierarchy level (homeowners, ac-
cess supervisors, etc.).
SERVICE TAGs belong to a lower hierarchy level (service sta, access users, etc.).
For example, if you will be away from home and do not want holders of service TAGs (such as domestic help, gardener, etc.) to be able to open
the door, you can access programming and temporarily disable the service cards (see paragraph 5.3).
When you return, just re-enable them (see paragraph 5.4).
Attention! Remember that TAGs memorized as masters look the same as service TAGs.
There are no duplicates Duplicated of TAGs can be supplied, as needed, with the same code
(ex.: 01,01,01) or dierent code (ex.: 04, 05, 06...) as those already in the
system The TAG code is shown on the TAG, as seen in the gure.
The same TAGs, even if die-
rent types, are identied by
the same code number.
If a TAG is lost or stolen, you have to completely delete all of the TAGs
in the system memory (see paragraph 5.6), then re-memorize all of the
TAGs remaining in your possession (see paragraphs 5.1 – 5.2) accor-
ding to the required hierarchy (master/service).
If a TAG with integrated key is lost or stolen, you should replace the
cylinder and keys as well.
If a TAG with duplicates (TAG with same code) is lost or stolen, you have
to completely delete all of the TAGs in the system memory (see para-
graph 5.6), then re-memorize all of the TAGs that are not duplicates
of the one lost or stolen (see paragraphs 5.1 – 5.2) according to the
required hierarchy (master/service).
If a TAG without duplicates is lost or stolen, you have to completely
delete all of the TAGs in the system memory (see paragraph 5.6), then
re-memorize all of the TAGs remaining in your possession (see para-
graphs 5.1 – 5.2) according to the required hierarchy (master/service).
If a TAG with integrated key is lost or stolen, you should replace the
cylinder and keys as well.
In both situations, if you want to request a new TAG to replace the lost/
stolen one, remember that it has to have a dierent code. Inform your
Mottura authorized service center.
Information regarding inserted TAGs is not memorized on the external escutcheon, but instead on the main-board located inside the lock or in
the board holder located on the door prole (depending on the version selected). Therefore, if the external escutcheon is stolen or damaged,
data memorized for TAGs or PINs will not be lost.
We strongly advise you to memorize multiple MASTER TAG
keys (storing one in a safe place) because if all of the MA-
STER TAGs are lost you will NOT be able to open the lock.
On the other hand, if one of these keys is stolen you will be
able to access programming with another MASTER TAG and
change all of the TAGs memorized in the system.
The system sees TAGs with the same code (even if a dierent
type) as a single TAG: memorizing or deleting one of them
enables or disables all the others as well.

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5.1 - MEMORIZING MASTER TAG KEYS
5.2 - MEMORIZING SERVICE TAG KEYS
N.B. If no procedure is done within 30 seconds after entering the menu, the system automatically exits programming and returns to
stand-by.
The lock is supplied so that all service TAGs inserted are always enabled. If you want to disable them,
do as described paragraph 5.3.
If the lock is new or has just been reset, if you try to memorize a service TAG key rst it will be saved at
master level to allow future access to programming mode. It is a good rule to memorize master keys
rst and then service keys.
The following programming procedures must be done with the door OPEN: do not
close the door during programming.
Keep the UP arrow () key pressed on the internal escutcheon, then immediately
press the DOWN arrow () key for an instant and then release both keys: the RED
and GREEN LEDs will ash together. Then, depending on whether you have a FREE
TAG or PROTECTED system, proceed as follows:
- FREE TAG SYSTEM FIRST SYSTEM (NEW or RESET lock): Place any one of the sup-
plied TAGs close to the external escutcheon scanner. It will be recognized ONLY in
this case as the Master TAG. Your should memorize one or more Master TAGs im-
mediately (see paragraph 5.1), because only these will let you enter programming
mode.
- FREE TAG SYSTEM: Place a MASTER TAG close to the external escutcheon scanner.
- PROTECTED TAG SYSTEM: Place the GREEN SYSTEM CARD close to the exter-
nal escutcheon scanner.
The buzzer will emit 3 quick beeps and the RED and GREEN LEDs will light up
steadily to conrm that you have entered programming mode.
- Enter programming mode as described in point 4 above.
- Press the UP arrow () key and then place the TAG that you want to program at master level close to the exter-
nal escutcheon scanner. A multi-tone sound from the buzzer conrms that the TAG has been memorized (in
this phase the LEDs can be ignored because they indicate the status (enabled/disabled) of the service TAGs).
In case of error, the buzzer gives a rapid double high-low sound, with ashing of the YELLOW LED if the TAG is
already memorized at service level or of the RED LED if it is already memorized at master level.
- If you want to memorize other master TAGs, repeat the above procedure.
When memorization is done, exit programming mode by pressing (E) on the internal escutcheon; the system
will automatically exit programming mode after 30 seconds.
- Enter programming mode as described in point 4.
- Press the UP arrow () key, release it, then press the DOWN arrow () key: a short beep and lighting of the
BLUE LED on the internal escutcheon indicate that the system is ready to memorize a service TAG key. Place
the TAG to be memorized close to the external escutcheon scanner. A multi-tone sound from the buzzer con-
rms that the TAG has been memorized. In case of error, the buzzer gives a rapid double high-low sound, with
ashing of the YELLOW LED if the TAG is already memorized at service level or of the RED LED if it is already
memorized at master level.
- If you want to memorize other service TAGs, repeat the above procedure.
When memorization is done, exit programming mode by pressing (E) on the internal escutcheon; the system
will automatically exit programming mode after 30 seconds.
4 - PROCEDURE FOR ENTERING PROGRAMMING MODE
5 - MANAGING TAG KEYS
FREE
TAG SYSTEM
PROTECTED
TAG SYSTEM
NoteAll programming operations that follow provide the use of the internal escutcheon with keypad. To use the display escutcheon refer to the appropriate instruction manual supplied with the product.

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5.3 - DISABLING SERVICE TAG KEYS
- Enter programming mode as described in point 4.
- Press the UP arrow () key to know the status (enabled/disabled) of all the service TAGs:
if RED LED steady on and GREEN LED ashing: TAGs are enabled
if RED LED ashing and GREEN LED steady on: TAGs are disabled.
- To disable them, keep the UP arrow () key pressed and then immediately press (E) very briey, then release
the keys. The buzzer gives a descending scale of tones to conrm that ALL of the service TAGs are disabled.
When all procedures are done, exit programming mode by pressing (E) on the internal escutcheon; the system
will automatically exit programming mode after 30 seconds.
5.4 - RESETTING SERVICE TAG KEYS
5.5 - DELETING INDIVIDUAL TAG KEYS
5.6 - DELETING ALL TAG KEYS
This procedure applies to master TAGs and to service TAGs. In case of theft/loss of TAGs, see para-
graph 3.5 as well. In Free TAG systems, you cannot delete the master TAG with which you have ente-
red programming mode.
- Enter programming mode as described in point 4.
- Press the UP arrow () key to know the status (enabled/disabled) of all the service TAGs:
if RED LED steady on and GREEN LED ashing: TAGs are enabled
if RED LED ashing and GREEN LED steady on: TAGs are disabled.
- To reset them, keep the UP arrow () key pressed and then immediately press the DOWN arrow () key very
briey, then release the keys. The buzzer gives an ascending scale of tones to conrm that ALL of the service
TAGs have been reset.
When all procedures are done, exit programming mode by pressing (E) on the internal escutcheon; the system
will automatically exit programming mode after 30 seconds.
- Enter programming mode as described in point 4.
- Keep the DOWN arrow () key pressed until the buzzer sounds (about 3 seconds).
- Keep the TAG to be deleted close to the external escutcheon scanner and simultaneously keep (E) pressed on
the internal escutcheon for at least 3 seconds. The buzzer will give a long sound to conrm that the TAG has
been deleted. In case of error, it will give an alternating bi-tonal sound if the TAG is not in the internal databa-
se or 5 beeps (ONLY in a FREE TAG SYSTEM) if you try to delete the master TAG with which you have entered
programming mode.
- If you want to delete other TAGs, repeat the above procedure.
When deletion is done, exit programming mode by pressing (E) on the internal escutcheon; the system will
automatically exit programming mode after 30 seconds.
- Enter programming mode as described in point 4.
- Keep the DOWN arrow () key pressed until the buzzer sounds (about 3 seconds)
FREE TAG SYSTEM
Keep the UP arrow () key pressed and then immediately press (E) very briey, then release the keys. The
buzzer will give a long sound (about 10 seconds) and 2 rapid beeps to conrm that you have exited deletion
mode.
All of the TAGs in the system are now PERMANENTLY deleted.
PROTECTED TAG SYSTEM
Keep the GREEN SYSTEM CARD close to the external escutcheon scanner and simultaneously keep (E) pres-
sed on the internal escutcheon for at least 3 seconds. The buzzer will give a long sound to conrm PERMA-
NENT deletion of all the TAGs memorized in the lock.
When deletion is done, the system will automatically exit programming mode.
If you want to memorize other TAGs, see paragraphs 5.1 and 5.2.
This procedure resets the lock to new status, after which any TAG (even one not supplied with the
lock) placed close to the scanner will be read as valid for opening/closing the lock. For security re-
asons, you should immediately memorize new master TAGS and then, the service TAGs if needed.
This procedure resets the lock to new status. No TAG will be able to open/close the lock.

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6 - LOCK OPERATION MODES
N.B.: As standard, Mottura supplies locks in AUTOMATIC mode.
Make sure you have the mechanical keys before changing or checking the operation mode. Do all procedures from inside the door so
that, in case of error, you can always open the lock and reprogram the correct mode.
6.1 - PROGRAMMING LOCK OPERATION MODES
MODE HOW IT WORKS
DAY CLOSURE
When an operation is requested, only the spring latch is retracted for about 10 seconds, during which you can
open the door; the spring latch is then released. The bolts are always open: use the mechanical key to close
them. At the next operation request, they will be re-opened electrically.
AUTOMATIC
When an operation is requested, the lock opens the bolts and holds the spring latch for about 10 seconds, du-
ring which you can open the door; the spring latch is then released.
The lock re-closes automatically when the door is closed.
OPEN / CLOSE
When an operation is requested, the lock does as follows:
- if it was closed, it opens the bolts and holds the spring latch for a maximum of about 10 seconds, during which
you can open the door; the spring latch is then released.
- if it was open, it closes the bolts.
LATCHBOLTS ONLY
When an operation is requested, if the lock was closed it opens the bolts; if it was open it closes the bolts. The
spring latch is never operated electronically; to open the door you have to operate it manually with the handle.
This operating mode requires the spring latch handle to be present on both sides of the door!
- Enter programming mode as described in point 4.
- Press (E): in addition to the GREEN and RED LEDs steady on, the BLUE LED on the internal escutcheon will start ashing
once a second for a certain number of times and will then stay o for 2 seconds, after which it will resume the ashing
cycle until the maximum time allowed for programming (30 sec.) has lapsed.
You can determine the set mode by counting the number of consecutive ashes.
(* = BLUE LED on . = BLUE LED o )
1 . DAY CLOSURE ( * . . * . . * . . * . . * . . * . . * . . * . .)
2 . AUTOMATIC ( * * . . * * . . * * . . * * . . * * . . * * . .)
3 . OPEN/CLOSE ( * * * . . * * * . . * * * . . * * * . . * * * . .)
4 . LATCHBOLTS ONLY ( * * * * . . * * * * . . * * * * . . * * * * . .)
- To set another mode, do as follows:
for DAY CLOSURE mode, press the UP arrow () key on the internal escutcheon for 1 sec. (1 beep will conrm)
for AUTOMATIC mode, press the DOWN arrow () key on the internal escutcheon for 1 sec. (2 beeps will conrm)
for OPEN/CLOSE mode, press the (E) key on the internal escutcheon for 1 sec. (3 beeps will conrm)
for LATCHBOLTS ONLY mode, press the UP arrow () key + the (E) key on the internal escutcheon for 1 sec. (4 beeps will conrm).
After the beeps, the system automatically exits programming mode.

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7 - LOCK OPERATION WITH TAG KEYS
To open the door from outside, open the lock by placing the activated TAG key close to the external escutcheon.
To open the door from inside, press (E) on the internal escutcheon or enter the inside security code sequence (if set) or use the optional external
peripheral (remote button, remote control, access control system, etc.) (if installed).
See points 15 and 16 for information on the acoustic and light signals.
Repeated attempts (10 in less than 25 seconds) to open the door with unknown TAGs will put the lock in security mode. TAGs will no
longer be read for a preset time. The YELLOW LED (in addition to the door status LED) will ash and a beep will sound every second.
You should immediately check the correctness of the programmed sequence, keeping the mechanical key on hand to open the door and
re-program in case of error.
When the (E) key is pressed, if all the LEDs (RED, YELLOW, BLUE, GREEN) light up on the internal escutcheon for 2 seconds and the lock
does not open/close, it means that the inside security code is active (see paragraph 6.2).
6.2 - ACTIVATING / DEACTIVATING THE SECURITY CODE FROM THE INSIDE
By pressing the (E) key, you can set a security code from the inside to prevent children (or strangers) from opening/closing the door. The code
consists of a sequence of 1 to 4 combinations of the UP arrow () key and the DOWN arrow () key needed to open/close the lock, instead of
the usual enter (E) key.
The buzzer gives a long beep to conrm that the security code has been activated. To open/close the lock from the inside you have to enter
the selected code and then press (E).
To DEACTIVATE the code, simply press (E). The buzzer gives a long beep to conrm that the security code has been deleted.
The following programming procedures must be done with the door OPEN: do not close the door during programming.
New locks do not have a preset code.
Enter programming mode as follows :
- FREE TAG SYSTEM :
Keep the UP arrow () key pressed until the buzzer gives a double multi-tone sound. Immediately place a Master TAG close to the external
escutcheon scanner. Another multi-tone sound and the RED and GREEN LEDs steady on conrm entry in programming mode for the inside
security code.
- PROTECTED TAG SYSTEM :
Place the GREEN SYSTEM CARD close to the external escutcheon scanner. A multi-tone sound and the RED and GREEN LEDs steady on conrm
entry in programming mode for the inside security code.
Activate/deactivate the security code as follows :
To ACTIVATE the code, enter the sequence from 1 to a maximum of 4 () and () keys, then conrm with (E) within 30 seconds.
Example :
++
E

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8 - LOCK OPERATION WITH KEYPAD AND TAG KEYS
To open the door from outside, open the lock by entering the personal access code followed by Eor by placing an activated TAG key close to the
external escutcheon.
To open the door from inside, press (E) on the internal escutcheon or enter the inside security code sequence (if set) or use the optional external
peripheral (remote button, remote control, access control system, etc.) (if installed).
See points 15 and 16 for information on the acoustic and light signals.
Repeated attempts (5 in less than 12 seconds) to enter unknown codes or repeated attempts (10 in less than 25 seconds) to open the
door with unknown TAGs will put the lock in security mode. Codes and TAGs will no longer be accepted/read for a preset time. The YEL-
LOW LED (in addition to the door status LED) will ash and a beep will sound every second.
When the (E) key is pressed, if all the LEDs (RED, YELLOW, BLUE, GREEN) light up on the internal escutcheon for 2 seconds and the lock
does not open/close, it means that the inside security code is active (see paragraph 6.2).
8.1 - MEMORIZING PERSONAL ACCESS CODES
8.2 - DELETING A PERSONAL ACCESS CODE
The code should be easy to remember but hard to discover: we recommend using all 8 available
digits.
New locks do not have a preset code.
- Enter programming mode as described in point 4.
- Press the“P” key to enter code programming mode. Enter a code composed of a minimum of 3 to a maximum
of 8 digits, then conrm by pressing (E). The ashing GREEN LED accompanied by 3 high-low sounds conrm
that the code has been memorized. The ashing RED LED accompanied by 2 high-low sounds means that the
entered code is already in memory. The same signals are given if the code has less than 3 or more than 8 digits
or if the “P” key is pressed in this phase.
- Enter programming mode as described in point 4.
- Press the DOWN arrow () key until an acoustic signal warns that you have entered the deletion menu.
- Press the DOWN arrow () key again until a long acoustic signal warns that you have entered the numerical
code deletion menu.
- Enter the code to be deleted and press“E”on the external escutcheon to conrm. The ashing GREEN LED ac-
companied by 3 high-low sounds conrm that the code has been deleted. The ashing RED LED accompanied
by 2 high-low sounds means that the entered code was not present in memory.
- Repeat the above procedure if you want to delete other codes.
When done, exit programming mode by pressing (E) on the internal escutcheon; the system will automatically
exit programming mode after 30 seconds.
- Repeat the above procedure if you want to memorize other codes (max. 100 dierent codes).
When done, exit programming mode by pressing (E) on the internal escutcheon; the system will automatically
exit programming mode after 30 seconds.

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8.3 - DELETING ALL PERSONAL ACCESS CODES
- Enter programming mode as described in point 4.
- Press the DOWN arrow () key until an acoustic signal warns that you have entered the deletion menu.
IF FREE TAG SYSTEM: hold the Master tag close to the external escutcheon scanner and simultaneously
keep the DOWN arrow () key pressed until the buzzer emits a long sound with the RED LED on to conrm
deletion of all access codes.
IF PROTECTED TAG SYSTEM: place the GREEN SYSTEM CARD close to the external escutcheon scanner and
simultaneously keep the DOWN arrow () key pressed until the buzzer emits a long sound with the RED
LED on to conrm deletion of all access codes.
When the procedure is nished, the lock will automatically exit programming mode. The RED LED will go o and
the GREEN LED will resume ashing.
To enter new codes, go back to paragraph 8.1.
9 - POWERING THE LOCK
Options:
- MAINS 230 VAC
an optional dedicated transformer transforms the 230VAC 50/60Hz home power supply into a 12 VDC isolated supply.
- ALKALINE BATTERIES (NOT RECHARGEABLE)
6x1.5V type D (ashlight) with optional dedicated accessories.
- MAINS + ALKALINE BATTERIES (NOT RECHARGEABLE)
230VAC + 6x1.5V type D (ashlight) with optional dedicated accessories.
- MAINS + NiMH BATTERIES (RECHARGEABLE)
230Vc + 6x1.2V NiMH 2200mAh type D (ashlight) with optional dedicated accessories.
9.1 - CHECKING POWER SUPPLY STATUS
By means of the internal escutcheon (for escutcheon display refer to the appropriate instruction manual provided with the article), you can always
check the type of power supply and, in case of battery power, check the charge level. In systems with rechargeable batteries: disconnect the 230
VAC main power supply to switch o the battery charger and wait AT LEAST 15 seconds before continuing (note: the BLUE LED will not go on).
ONLY with the lock open and the door closed, keep the UP arrow () key pressed and immediately press (E) for at least 3 seconds, then release
the keys. The LEDs and the buzzer briey indicate as follows:
Led BLU Led VERDE Led GIALLO Buzzer Tipo Alimentazione Stato Batterie
STEADY ON MAINS absent
STEADY ON BATTERY charged
STEADY ON 3 beeps BATTERY insucient
STEADY ON double high-low
sound BATTERY discharged
STEADY ON STEADY ON RETE+BATTERY charged
STEADY ON STEADY ON 3 beeps RETE+BATTERY insucient
STEADY ON STEADY ON double high-low
sound RETE+BATTERY discharged
In systems with rechargeable batteries: when the check is done, restore the 230VAC main power supply.
In addition, the above acoustic signals accompanied only by the YELLOW LED steady on are supplied before any operation. When the signals
advise you to replace the batteries, correct operation of the lock with regard to movement or correct reading of TAG keys is not guaranteed. You
should replace the batteries as soon as possible.
If the lock is powered only by batteries, operations are not done if the batteries are low.
You can always use the mechanical key to operate the lock.

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11.1 - DOUBLE TUBE VERSION (Art. 99.703)
To replace the batteries, open the door and insert a screwdriver (or a coin) in the notches on the two covers. Press gently and turn them counter-
clockwise until they come out, as shown in the gure. Remove the batteries (three in each tube). If the bottom battery doesn’t come out, press on
it gently with the screwdriver and release it suddenly so that the spring (which pushes from behind the battery) will expel it completely. Replace
the batteries, inserting them with the negative pole (-) in the direction of insertion and the positive pole (+) facing the cover.
When insertion is done, close the covers by repeating the above steps in the reverse order.
10 - MAINS POWER SUPPLY
11 - BATTERY POWER SUPPLY
If the lock is powered from the MAINS, you have to use an appropriately sized transformer.
The MOTTURA transformer (AC/DC Adapter option Art. 99.683 with cable Art. 99697) was subjected to tests on the lock to obtain the legally
required certications regarding immunity from electrical and electromagnetic noise as well as emissions to the mains and to the environment.
Therefore, it must be used to power lock versions that require a transformer.
The use of any transformer other than the one supplied (even for temporary testing), in addition to creating risk of damaging the lock or causing
malfunctions, will immediately void all warranties. Mottura serrature di sicurezza S.p.A. will assume no liability for any harm/damage caused to
persons or property.
If the lock is powered by BATTERIES, you have to use a battery pack (option Art. 99.703 or Art. 99.704) plus a battery charger (option Art. 99.711
with cable Art. 99.712) if rechargeable batteries are used. The system automatically checks the battery charge level at the start of every cycle.
When the batteries are near the minimum level sucient to ensure correct functioning of the lock, 3 beeps and lighting of the YELLOW LED on the
internal escutcheon remind you to replace them. In this condition, correct operation of the lock and correct scanning of transponder keys are not
guaranteed. When the battery charge is no longer sucient to operate the lock, a double high-low sound and lighting of the YELLOW LED require
their replacement. In any case, you should replace the batteries once a year.
Follow these instructions when replacing the batteries:
Never use rechargeable batteries if your system requires non-rechargeable (alkaline) batteries. Doing so will compromise operation of
the lock. Never use non-rechargeable (alkaline) batteries if your system requires rechargeable batteries. Doing so will create risks of
overheating, bursting, and acid leaks.
Mottura serrature di sicurezza S.p.A. assumes no liability for any type of malfunction, fault, and harm/damage caused to persons or
property deriving from failure to observe the following instructions, which will also void the warranty.
For non-rechargeable alkaline batteries - 6x1.5V type D (ashlight): replace all alkaline batteries promptly (or at least once a year) as soon as the
lock signals that their charge is insucient to prevent electronic malfunction, failure to open the door, or damage.
For rechargeable NiMH batteries - 6x1.2V NiMH 2200mAh D (ashlight): use the Mottura code 99.711 battery charger and promptly replace all
rechargeable batteries if the lock signals that their charge is insucient for a few consecutive days. If insucient charge is signaled occasionally,
this does not mean that they have to be replaced: they may not have been suciently recharged after a power failure or very frequent use of the
lock. In this case, recharge the batteries for at least 8 hours and use the lock electrically as little as possible, then check the charge level as described
in paragraph 9.1.
In both cases, all of the batteries must be replaced at the same time, with new ones of the same brand and model. When replacing the 6 batteries,
be extremely careful to respect their polarity in order to avoid permanent damage.
The battery pack is available in two versions: double tube or cassette.
ATTENTION: Drained batteries are harmful to the environment!!
They must be disposed of in special containers found wherever batteries are sold, as required by law.

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11.2 - CASSETTE VERSION (Art. 99.704)
To replace the batteries, open the door and loosen the screws on the front of the battery holder and then completely unscrew both screws, re-
moving the front covering, so that the battery holder cassette is fully open, as shown in the gure. Pull the cassette out until it reaches the stop
that prevents it from being completely extracted, then replace the batteries, positioning the new ones as shown on the bottom of the cassette.
After replacing the batteries, reposition the cassette in its housing. Put the front cover back in place and tighten the xing screws.
12 - PERIPHERAL
The lock has an input for opening/closing by means of a button or operating device made by another manufacturer. Such button or operating
device must have an output with normally open (NO) potential-free contact (for example: badge scanner, ngerprint scanner, access control, etc.).
Use the optional cable (code 99.701) to connect the peripheral to the lock.
Whenever the contact is closed for at least 0.5 seconds (according to the set mode), the peripheral operates the lock as if the (E) key on the internal
escutcheon were pressed.
If you want complete remote control (commanding movements and reading lock status), you can use Mottura’s optional REMOTE CONTROL devi-
ce Art. 99.684, to be connected to the communication connector with optional cable Art. 99.702. For more information, see the REMOTE CONTROL
MANUAL.
N.B. Do not connect any type of voltage to the cable: doing so will permanently damage the lock.
13 - NOTES ON USING THE SERVICE CYLINDER
14 - NOTES ON USING THE MASTER CYLINDER
Top position. It is designed to overcome power failures or possible malfunctions of the electronic part. Therefore, it is preferable not to use it in
normal operating conditions.
It must never be used when the lock’s electrical motor is working (opening/closing).
Bottom position. It is designed to give total mechanical interlocking by excluding both the electronic and mechanical drive of the service cylinder
in order to achieve a higher level of security (for example, in case of extended absence).
It must never be used when the lock’s electrical motor is working (opening/closing).
15 - DESCRIPTIONS OF LED SIGNALS
16 - DESCRIPTION OF ACOUSTIC SIGNALS
During opening the GREEN LED remains steadily on.
When the lock is open the GREEN LED ashes.
During closing the RED LED remains steadily on.
When the lock is closed the RED LED ashes.
At the end of an operation, the status reached by the lock is signaled briey by the LEDs ashing once a second. When the lock enters stand-by
the LEDs ash every 4 seconds.
Lock operations are accompanied by a number of sounds:
when the lock is completely closed, it gives a descending 3-tone scale,
when the door can be opened, it gives rapid high-low-high sound to indicate that the bolts and spring latch are retracted, when opening is com-
plete, it gives an ascending 3-tone scale.
For actions and acoustic/LED signals other than the above, see paragraph 17 “TROUBLESHOOTING.”

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17 - TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEM CAUSE REMEDY
When an operation is requested with the door clo-
sed, the lock does not close and gives a descending
scale of sounds.
The door status sensor does not detect the closed door. Check that the lock and door status sensor are positio-
ned according to the mechanical instructions supplied
The transponder might be memorized at service level
and temporarily denied access
Use a Master TAG to enter the programming menu and
re-enable the service transponders.
During an operation the lock stops and the RED
LED ashes rapidly for a few seconds with a 2-tone
sound.
Possible mechanical seizing or motor malfunction. Check that the latchbolts and bars (if any) move freely;
check that the door closes correctly and is snug.
The lock gives pairs of 2-tone sounds every 5 se-
conds with the RED LED on during the sound. The spring latch did not return to its correct position. Adjust the door so that the spring latch can protrude freely when the door is closed.
The lock beeps every second for one minute and
the YELLOW LED ashes.
The limit for entering incorrect numerical codes, or the
limit for presenting transponders that are not valid or
not registered in less than the required time, has been
exceeded.
Wait 1 minute and then try again with right codes / va-
lid and registered transponders
Before an operation, the lock gives 3 consecutive
beeps, lighting the YELLOW LED, and then does the
operation
The batteries present in the 'system began to be di-
scharged ( *** ) Replace the batteries.
Before an operation, the lock gives 2 consecutive
high-low 2-tone sounds, lighting the LED YELLOW.
The batteries present in the 'system are completely di-
scharged ( **** ) Replace the batteries.
With the door closed and the lock open, when a
request to close the lock is sent the lock does not
move and gives 5 consecutive beeps.(*)
Lack of cylinder detected Insert the cylinder in the lock
When a transponder is presented the lock does not
open and gives 2 pairs of sounds (rst low then
high) and the RED LED lights up
Transponder not registered Enter the programming menu and register the tran-
sponder.
After pressing the E key on the internal escutcheon
there is an immediate single low sound.(**) The lock is communicating with another device con-
nected to it on the RS485 communication line.
-----------------------------------------------
The lock is in programming phase
Wait for the dialog to end and for the lock to return to
stand-by, then try the operation again.
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Exit programming and try again.
Transponders are not read and no sound is heard.
(**)
The memorized numerical codes do not open/clo-
se the lock.(**)
After entering a numerical code and pressing the
E key on the external keypad escutcheon, the lock
does not open and gives a double sound with
ashing of the RED LED.
The correct number of digits has not been entered for
the access code.
Enter the code again and make sure it is composed of
3 to 8 digits.
(*) only for versions with sensor detecting presence of service cylinder linked to trap
(**) only if lock is connected to optional external devices on RS485 BUS
(***) this signal also applies to batteries used only for backup
(****) if the lock is powered only by batteries, the operation is not done.
IMPORTANT: If the cylinder is present, the mechanical key can always be used to open/close the door from outside and from inside. Any incorrect
procedure on the escutcheon keys will not aect the lock’s operation or damage its electronic part. If the lock still malfunctions after you have
made all necessary checks, you should call technical service or request a service call by an expert from an authorized Mottura Service Center. Un-
der no circumstances should you attempt to do technical work on the lock unless you have the necessary knowledge of its parts. Remember that
any repairs or maintenance done by unauthorized persons will immediately void all warranties and may cause permanent damage to the entire
mechanical and/or electronic apparatus. Even more so, given the greater riskiness of main powered versions (230 VAC), it is essential to have elec-
trical systems repaired and serviced by qualied, authorized personnel who must comply with all electrical safety standards.
Mottura Serrature di Sicurezza S.p.A. declines all liability for any malfunction, fault, harm to individuals, or damage to property deri-
ving from disregard of the above-mentioned rules.

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18 - SIGNAL SUMMARY TABLE
DOOR CLOSED STAND-BY
GREEN LED RED LED BLUE/YELLOW LED BUZZER
INTERNAL ESCUTCHEON Flashing
EXTERNAL ESCUTCHEON Flashing
DOOR OPEN STAND-BY
GREEN LED RED LED BLUE/YELLOW LED BUZZER
INTERNAL ESCUTCHEON Flashing
EXTERNAL ESCUTCHEON Flashing
DOOR OPENING
GREEN LED RED LED BLUE/YELLOW LED BUZZER
INTERNAL ESCUTCHEON Flashing ascending scale at cycle end
EXTERNAL ESCUTCHEON Flashing ascending scale at cycle end
DOOR CLOSING
GREEN LED RED LED BLUE/YELLOW LED BUZZER
INTERNAL ESCUTCHEON Fixed descending scale at cycle end
EXTERNAL ESCUTCHEON Fixed descending scale at cycle end
FLAT BATTERIES
GREEN LED RED LED BLUE/YELLOW LED BUZZER
INTERNAL ESCUTCHEON YELLOW steady on double high-low sound
EXTERNAL ESCUTCHEON YELLOW steady on double high-low sound
REPLACE BATTERIES
GREEN LED RED LED BLUE/YELLOW LED BUZZER
INTERNAL ESCUTCHEON YELLOW steady on 3 beeps
EXTERNAL ESCUTCHEON YELLOW steady on 3 beeps
CHECK TYPE OF POWER
GREEN LED RED LED BLUE/YELLOW LED BUZZER
INTERNAL ESCUTCHEON Fixed - BATTERY
BLUE steady on–MAINS
PROGRAMMING
GREEN LED RED LED BLUE/YELLOW LED BUZZER
INTERNAL ESCUTCHEON Fixed Fixed 3 beeps
EXTERNAL ESCUTCHEON Fixed Fixed 3 beeps
MASTER TAG ACTIVATION
GREEN LED RED LED BLUE/YELLOW LED BUZZER
INTERNAL ESCUTCHEON
multi-tone sound – Activation
YELLOW ashing double high-low sound – service TAG already in memory
Flashing double high-low sound – service TAG already in memory
SERVICE TAG ACTIVATION
GREEN LED RED LED BLUE/YELLOW LED BUZZER
INTERNAL ESCUTCHEON
BLUE Fixed multi-tone sound – Activation
YELLOW ashing double high-low sound – service TAG already in memory
Flashing double high-low sound – service TAG already in memory
SERVICE TAG DEACTIVATION
GREEN LED RED LED BLUE/YELLOW LED BUZZER
INTERNAL ESCUTCHEON Fixed Flashing descending scale
SERVICE TAG RESTORATION
GREEN LED RED LED BLUE/YELLOW LED BUZZER
INTERNAL ESCUTCHEON Flashing. Fixed ascending scale
DELETION OF ALL TAGS
GREEN LED RED LED BLUE/YELLOW LED BUZZER
INTERNAL ESCUTCHEON Fixed Fixed Long sound

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DELETION OF ALL NUMERICAL KEYPAD CODES
GREEN LED RED LED BLUE/YELLOW LED BUZZER
EXTERNAL ESCUTCHEON Fixed long sound
CHANGE OF LOCK OPERATION MODE
GREEN LED RED LED BLUE/YELLOW LED BUZZER
INTERNAL ESCUTCHEON
Fixed Fixed 1 ash BLUE 1 beep DAY CLOSURE activation
Fixed Fixed 2 ashes BLUE 2 beeps AUTOMATIC activation
Fixed Fixed 3 ashes BLUE 3 beeps OPEN/CLOSE activation
Fixed Fixed 4 ashes BLUE 4 beeps LATCHBOLTS ONLY activation
ACTIVATION OF NUMERICAL KEYPAD CODES
GREEN LED RED LED BLUE/YELLOW LED BUZZER
EXTERNAL ESCUTCHEON
Flashing 3 low-high sounds - memorization
Flashing 2 low-high sounds - code already inserted
Flashing 2 low-high sounds – insertion error
DELETION OF NUMERICAL KEYPAD CODES
GREEN LED RED LED BLUE/YELLOW LED BUZZER
EXTERNAL ESCUTCHEON
Flashing 3 high-low sounds – deletion
Flashing 2 low-high sounds - code already deleted
Flashing 2 low-high sounds – entry error
ACTIVATION/DEACTIVATION OF INTERNAL SIDE SECURITY CODES
GREEN LED RED LED BLUE/YELLOW LED BUZZER
INTERNAL ESCUTCHEON Fixed Fixed double multi-tone sound - programming
Fixed Fixed long sound - code deactivated

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