RCO R-FORCE Wiring diagram
RCO Security AB
Box 705
176 27 Järfälla
tel 08-546 560 00
info@rco.se
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R-FORCE for inner doors
Installing and operating
Describes
how to mount, program and troubleshoot the
code
lock, as well as how to change the batteries.
CONTENTS
2
Safety and environment ....................................................................................... 3
General information............................................................................................. 4
Compatible door locks ......................................................................................... 4
Installation.......................................................................................................... 4
Things to keep in mind........................................................................................................ 4
Items included .....................................................................................................................5
Step-by-step mounting instructions ................................................................................... 6
Changing the batteries......................................................................................... 8
Programming the unit .......................................................................................... 9
General information............................................................................................................ 9
Menu quick guide ............................................................................................................... 9
Adding entry codes that unlock the door .......................................................................... 10
Deleting codes ................................................................................................................... 10
Activating or deactivating beep when opening..................................................................11
Adjusting how long the lock stays open ............................................................................. 11
Activating or deactivating the battery warning sound ...................................................... 12
Changing the system code ................................................................................................ 12
Entering a code for activating and deactivating access code 0 ........................................ 13
Activating access code 0 ................................................................................................... 13
Deactivating access code 0 ............................................................................................... 13
Master reset....................................................................................................................... 14
Troubleshooting ................................................................................................. 15
Appendix 1: Signals in R-FORCE ........................................................................... 17
Appendix 2: Specifications .................................................................................. 18
Configured codes ............................................................................................... 19
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SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT
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Safety and environment
Safety provisions
Only high-quality alkaline batteries may be used. Using other types of batteries may be
hazardous.
If the product is installed according to the instructions, no particular safety regulations
need to be observed.
CE marking
This product meets all relevant product safety requirements and is
CE marked. The CE marking is on the back of each unit.
The marking is repeated on the inside of the unit's battery cover.
Environment
The environmental declaration is available at www.rco.se.
Batteries
Spent batteries must be waste sorted and taken for separate collection. Further
information can be obtained from the local authorities responsible for waste
management.
RoHS/WEEE
The product meets all applicable regulations in accordance with RoHS/WEEE and REACH.
Recycling
The product is marked with the crossed-out waste bin and can be sent to RCO for
recycling or sent for recycling in accordance with local provisions.
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GENERAL INFORMATION
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General information
R-FORCE inner door code lock is a battery-powered lock with a built-in electric lock. You
can change how long the lock is open, and it is possible to activate “access code 0” (where
the door unlocks when 0 is pressed).
The code lock is mounted directly on the inner door and programmed from the front with
up to eight 3- to 6-digit access codes and 1 code for activating and deactivating access
code 0. A unique system code provides restricted access to the programming.
Existing hardware is used, and bolt threads are assumed to have M5 dimensions. Older
locksets may use other screw dimensions which necessitate replacement of screws, levers,
retainer nuts and cylinder rings.
Otherwise, everything that is needed for mounting is included in the box. Batteries are not
included.
Compatible door locks
Some of the most common locks that R-FORCE works with:
•ASSA module locks (mount cover plate with hole facing up): 560, 562, 564, 565, 8561,
8562
•Björkboda inner door locks (mount cover plate with hole facing down): 9456, 4570,
4190
Installation
Things to keep in mind
•R-FORCE is not intended to replace a conventional secure lock. Always supplement
R-FORCE with a secure lock for maximum protection.
•Important: There should always be a mechanical alternative for emergency access to
premises controlled by electronic equipment.
•During transport the solenoid may be jostled into engaged position, enabling the
lever. To reset it, program an access code and use the code to open the door.
•The door lock must not be so worn that the lever is loose or has too much play. In
such cases a spring-loaded lever could be a solution.
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INSTALLATION
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•Existing bolt threads are assumed to have M5 dimensions. Older locksets may use
other screw dimensions which necessitate replacement of screws, levers, retainer
nuts and cylinder rings.
•The surface of the door must not be so uneven that R-FORCE becomes deformed
during mounting.
•For security, the gap between the door blade and the door frame should be as small
as possible.
•
Change the default system code (1234) after installation
– see page 12.
Items included
R-FORCE
1 pc.
Cylinder cover plate 1 pc.
Cylinder extender 1 pc.
Washers
2 pcs.
Bolt extenders, brass 4 pcs.
Bolt extenders, steel
2 pcs.
Lever shaft extender 1 pc.
Lever shaft spring
1 pc.
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INSTALLATION
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Step-by-step mounting instructions
1. Dismantle the lever and cylinder ring.
Retain the screws for later use.
2. Remove the lock cylinder.
3. Mount the two
steel
bolt extenders (1)
and the washers (14) on the cylinder (2).
Mount the cylinder and the cylinder
extender (3) in the lock.
If the cylinder extender is too long,
the key will be difficult to turn. In
that case, file about 1 mm off of the
cylinder extender as shown on the diagram.
4. Remove the door levers, including the square shaft.
5. Mount the lever retainer nuts (6) on the two
brass
bolt extenders (5).
Steel
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INSTALLATION
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6. Insert the lever shaft spring (8) and the lever shaft extender (9) into the lever (7) that is
to be on the other side of the door.
7. Mount the lever (7) in the lock.
8. Mount R-FORCE (11) on the lever shaft extender and mount the other lever (4).
9. Gently tighten the retainer bolts (10).
10. Connect the red battery wire to one battery, the black wire to the other, and insert
the batteries.
Only use alkaline batteries of type 6LR61 (9V, 550 mAh).
11. Mount the two brass bolt extenders (12) on the cylinder ring (13). Mount the cylinder
ring, cover plate (with the hole facing up if a modular lock is used) and lever. Align
R-FORCE with the door surface and tighten the bolts.
12. Program R-FORCE as described below and check that it works correctly.
Brass
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CHANGING THE BATTERIES
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Changing the batteries
The unit can respond strangely when batteries are changed. To prevent this, it is important
that the unit be without current for at least 30 seconds before the new batteries are
inserted. (Programmed codes will not be lost.)
What can happen is that the buzzer sounds constantly or that the codes do not work.
1. Remove both batteries.
2. Press
six numbers in succession
to reset the battery warning and to discharge the
voltage converter on the circuit board.
3. Leave the unit without power for at least 30 seconds.
4. Insert the batteries and screw the unit together.
If a factory reset is desired, it is suitable to do it at this time. See ”Master reset” on
page 14.
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PROGRAMMING THE UNIT
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Programming the unit
General information
In order to program the unit, it must be set to programming mode by entering the
system
code
. The default system code is 1234.
Recommendation: Change the default system code to your own code as soon as
possible. (See ”Changing the system code” on page 12.)
After entering the system code, you select a menu, depending on what you want to do.
Access codes can consist of three to six numbers.
The unit’s LED lamp can help during programming because it shows which step you are at.
The following symbols are used in the instructions to show what the lamp is doing
after
each described step:
Off
(operating mode)
Steady shine
(programming mode)
Slow flashing
(menu selected)
Fast flashing
(waiting for input)
See also ”Appendix 1: Signals in R-FORCE” on page 17.
Programming mode terminates automatically after about 20 seconds of inaction. It
can also be exited manually by pressing 0 and then #.
Menu quick guide
Menu no. Used for Page
1 Adding entry codes that unlock the door 10
2 Changing the system code 12
3 Entering a code for activating and deactivating access code
0 13
4 Deleting codes 10
5, 1 Activating or deactivating beep when opening 11
5, 2 Activating or deactivating the battery warning sound 12
6 Adjusting how long the lock stays open 11
9 Master reset 14
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PROGRAMMING THE UNIT
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Adding entry codes that unlock the door
Tip: Make a note of which codes are programmed in each position. You can use the
table on page 19.
1.
Set the unit to programming mode by entering the
system code
(default 1234).
2. Press 1 (menu selection), then #.
3. Press a number 1–8 for the memory position. Confirm with #.
4.
Enter the desired code, 3–6 digits.
Confirm with #. A beep confirms the change.
5. To add more codes, repeat steps 3 and 4.
6. To exit menu 1, press 0 + #.
Select a new menu and press #.
Or, to exit programming, press 0 + # again.
Deleting codes
1. Set the unit to programming mode by entering the
system code
.
2.
Press 4 (menu selection), then #.
3.
Press the number of the memory position with the code to be erased
(1–9).
Position 9 contains the code for activating/deactivating access
code 0.
Confirm with #. A beep confirms the deletion.
4.
To exit, press 0, then #.
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PROGRAMMING THE UNIT
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Activating or deactivating beep when opening
Activating sound decreases battery life. The beep is deactivated by default.
1.
Set the unit to programming mode by entering the
system code
.
2.
Press 5 (menu selection), then #.
3. Press 1 (submenu), then #.
4. Press 1 to activate sound. Or press 0 to deactivate it.
Confirm with #. A beep confirms the change.
5.
To exit, press 0, then #.
Adjusting how long the lock stays open
You can set the opening time to between 1 and 9 seconds, or 30 seconds.
1.
Set the unit to programming mode by entering the
system code
.
2.
Press 6 (menu selection), then #.
3.
Set the number of seconds (1–9). Or press 0 for 30 seconds.
Confirm with #. A beep confirms the change.
4. To exit, press 0, then #.
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PROGRAMMING THE UNIT
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Activating or deactivating the battery warning sound
When the battery warning is activated, you will hear three short beeps when opening the
door.
Activating sound decreases battery life. The battery warning is activated by default.
1. Set the unit to programming mode by entering the
system code
.
2. Press 5 (menu selection), then #.
3. Press 2 (submenu), then #.
4.
Press 1 to activate sound. Or press 0 to deactivate it.
Confirm with #. A beep confirms the change.
5.
To exit, press 0, then #.
Changing the system code
Note:
•The system code cannot be the same as any of the access codes.
•If the system code has more digits than a code, but uses the same initial digits, then
subsequent digits must be entered within 2 seconds after the last digit of the access
code. Example: If the system code is 123789 and there is an access code of 1237, then
89 must be entered within 2 seconds after 7 in order to enter programming mode.
•In order to change the system code, you must know the current system code. If the
system code is unknown, see page 14.
Instructions:
1.
Set the unit to programming mode by entering the
system code
.
2.
Press 2 (menu selection), then #.
3. Enter the desired system code, 3–6 digits.
Confirm with #. A beep confirms the change.
4. To exit, press 0, then #.
5.
Make a note of the new system code!
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PROGRAMMING THE UNIT
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Entering a code for activating and deactivating access code 0
Below are instructions for specifying a code that can be used to activate or deactivate
“access code 0” (where the door unlocks when 0 is pressed, instead of having to enter a
code as usual).
The code itself will not open the door. It’s zero (0) that opens the door.
1. Set the unit to programming mode by entering the
system code
.
2. Press 3 (menu selection), then #.
3.
Enter the desired code, 3–6 digits.
Confirm with #. A beep confirms the change.
4.
To exit, press 0, then #.
Activating access code 0
1.
Enter the code (see above) for activating and deactivating access code 0.
2. Confirm with star (*).
The lock can now be opened by pressing 0.
Deactivating access code 0
1. Enter the code (see above).
2. Confirm with #.
The lock can no longer be opened by pressing 0.
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PROGRAMMING THE UNIT
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Master reset
Default settings:
•System code: 1234
•Battery warning with sound: On
•Lock opening time: 5 seconds
•Beep on opening: Off
•Code for activating and deactivating access code 0: None
Recommendation: Change the default system code to your own code as soon as
possible. (See ”Changing the system code” on page 12.)
If the system code is known
This procedure deletes all programmed codes and restores default settings.
1.
Set the unit to programming mode by entering the
system code
.
2. Press 9 (menu selection), then #.
3. Press 1 to confirm master reset.
Confirm again with #. A beep confirms the reset.
If the system code is not known
If the system code has been lost, the below procedure is the only possibility to change the
unit’s programming. All programmed codes will be erased, and factory settings will be
restored, including the system code 1234.
1. Loosen the battery cover and remove the batteries.
2. Press
six numbers in succession
to reset the battery warning and to
discharge the voltage converter on the circuit board.
3.
Press and hold 0 while reinserting one of the batteries. Then release 0.
4. Press 1, then #, to confirm the master reset.
One
red flash confirms the
change.
5. Connect the other battery.
6. To exit, press 0, then #.
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TROUBLESHOOTING
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Troubleshooting
Symptom Possible cause Solution
The door lever tends to
stick.
The lever shaft is too
long.
Shorten the lever shaft or the spring (20)
in the lever on the
inside
of the door.
When I enter my code,
the LED flashes and a
click is heard, but the
door cannot be
opened.
The lever shaft is not
pushed into
R-FORCE all the
way.
1. Loosen the lever on the inside.
2. Press the lever shaft in.
3. Remount the lever. Do not forget the
spring inside the lever.
The existing lever is
worn or has too
much play.
Replace the lock mechanism or mount a
spring-loaded lever.
R-FORCE was
improperly mounted
(askew).
Verify that R-FORCE is correctly
mounted, parallel with the edge of the
door and perpendicular to the door
surface (right angles to the lever shaft).
R-FORCE should also be mounted with
two screws (20) in the base plate holes.
The door surface is
warped.
May be remedied by placing washers
between housing and door surface. Fill
the seam between the door and
R-FORCE with a string of silicone.
R-FORCE is
defective.
Remove R-FORCE and send for service.
System code not
working.
The wrong system
code is being used.
To change to a new system code, reset
R-FORCE – see ”Master reset” on
page 14.
R-FORCE is not
responding. No access
codes are working.
Incorrect access
codes are being
used, or none are
configured.
Add new entry codes that unlock the
door. (See page 10.)
R-FORCE is not
responding. No codes
are working.
The batteries are
dead.
Change the batteries. (See “Changing
the batteries” on page 8.)
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TROUBLESHOOTING
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Symptom Possible cause Solution
R-FORCE is working
but beeps three times
when an access code
is entered.
This is the battery
warning.
Change the batteries. (See “Changing
the batteries” on page 8.)
The buzzer sounds
constantly or no codes
are working.
During a battery
change, the new
batteries were
inserted too quickly.
See ”Changing the batteries” on page 8.
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APPENDIX 1: SIGNALS IN R-FORCE
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Appendix 1: Signals in R-FORCE
LED lamp
The unit has a red LED lamp and a built-in buzzer that indicate the
unit’s status. Signals are used during programming and during use.
Only the left lamp is used in R-FORCE.
Signal Reason
Off Operating mode. No valid access code
entered.
Steady shine Programming mode.
Or valid access code entered; door
unlocked.
Slow flashing A menu was selected; waiting for you
to select a submenu or enter a new
value (for example a memory position
or a code).
Fast flashing A menu was selected; waiting for a
new value.
Buzzer
Sound signals always occur together with LED signals.
Signal Reason
3 short beeps during
opening
Weak battery. (Optional signal – see page 12.)
One short beep Valid access code entered; door unlocked. (Optional
signal – see page 11.)
During programming: Change confirmed.
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APPENDIX 2: SPECIFICATIONS
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Appendix 2: Specifications
Min. Typical Max. Unit
Supply voltage: 2
alkaline
batteries 6LR61
(9V, 550 mAh)
8,0 9,0 11,5 V
Battery warning Alarm level < 8,5 V
Current
consumption
Idle 14 18 mA
Programming mode 1000 mA
Activation pulse 559 mA
Deactivation pulse 380 mA
Battery life of fresh
batteries
100 accesses/24h 34 months
50 accesses/24h 40 months
Solenoid pulse
duration
Activation (unlocking) 50 ms
Deactivation (locking) 5 ms
Temperature range for operation +10 +20 +50 °C
Keypad buffer memory timeout 6 s
Menu timeout 20 s
Standard mount dimensions (W x H x D): 66 x 266 x 41 mm
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