Richelieu M400 TA User manual

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OPERATING DESCRIPTION
The M400 TA electronic locking system provides you with a convenient means of locking and unlocking
your furniture electronically. The system has two modes.
Mode 1: Free code selection
Here, the user selects his own individual code (max. 10 digits) for opening and closing the lock. In this
mode, the code memory is deleted again as soon as the user opens his cabinet. This means that the next
user can select his new individual code (principle: Hotelsave).
Mode 2: Fixed code
The user can only open and close the lock with a xed preset code (max. 10 digits).
The following points describe the installation and must be taken into account when installing the system in
furniture.
Only install the system when it is unlocked. For the correct mechanical connection of the M400 TA
system to your furniture, please refer to the installation instructions of your furniture manufacturer. Perform
all programming operations and functional checks when the cabinet door is open. In the event of a
malfunction, you thus have access to all system components.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
UUOn changing the batteries, ensure correct battery polarity and position.
UUDispose of spent batteries and packaging material in the proper manner!
UUDo not heat batteries, take them apart or short-circuit them
UUNever throw batteries into open res!
UUThe batteries must not be charged!
UUKeep batteries and packaging material out of children’s reach!
UUAny person swallowing batteries must seek immediate medical advice!
UUDamaged and/or leaking batteries may cause acid burns and/or poisoning!
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
UUProtect all system components from moisture.
UUClean the system with a clean, soft, damp cloth only.
UUDo not use any aggressive detergents containing abrasives or solvents. Glass cleaners, thinners,
alcohol, benzene or liquids containing ammonia are not suitable for cleaning purposes.
UUTreating any of the electronic and mechanical components improperly or in any way other than
described in this user manual may lead to malfunctions.
UUReplace the batteries in good time, but at the latest when the visual battery warning on the keypad
lights up.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
U# Power supply for control electronics: battery type: 2x AA, alkaline 1.5V.
U# NiCd, NiMH or other rechargeable batteries as well as zinc-carbon or lithium batteries must not be
used!
Permissible temperature range / working range:
Operation: +5°C to +40°C at 30% to 80% relative humidity, non-condensing.
In storage: -25°C to +70°C at 30% to 80% relative humidity, non-condensing.
Type designation M400 TA Electronic: MAIICBM4
Type designation M400 TA Keypad: SLIICBB1
Operating instructions
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M400 Keypad lock
(M400 TA) Type M400 TA Electronic: MAIICBM4
Type M400 TA Keypad: SLIICBB1
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M400 TA 2 x Spax 3x30 Connecting
cable 100mm
2 x 1,5V AA Keypad and frame Operating instructions
9 x Spax 3x13 Bolt protector Striker plate
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General description, mode of operation ............................................................. 2
Safety precautions, care and maintenance, technical specifi cations ..................3
System components / Package contents, dimensions........................................4
Getting started / Changing batteries, installing the bolt protector....................... 5
Installation, changing the keypad frame .............................................................6
Condition as delivered / default settings............................................................. 7
Basic functions: Opening and closing: Free code selection mode................... 8
Basic functions: Switching to fi xed code .......................................................... 9
Basic functions: Switching to free code selection ..........................................10
Advanced functions: Changing the fi xed code............................................... 11
Advanced functions: Changing the emergency opening code.......................12
Advanced functions: Changing the master code........................................... 13
Advanced functions: Automatic locking: Fixed code mode............................14
Advanced functions: Automatic opening: Free code selection mode ............15
EMERGENCY FUNCTIONS............................................................................. 16
Operating instructions
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M400 Keypad lock
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(M400 TA) TypeM400 TAElectronic: MAIICBM4
TypeM400 TAKeypad: SLIICBB1
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SYSTEM COMPONENTS / PACKAGE CONTENTS
DIMENSIONS
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M400 Electronics M400 Keypad Striker plate
GETTING STARTED / CHANGING BATTERIES
Only install the furniture lock in furniture in an unlocked state.
Use only LR6, AA, alkaline type batteries. Make sure that the polarity is correct!
Rechargeable batteries, zinc-carbon batteries or lithium batteries are not permitted!
Low-battery warning system for the electronics
The M400 TA has several battery warning levels (see table below).
Warning level Display on furniture lock Meaning Effect
Level 1 LED display ashes briey
at successive regular
intervals 2 x red.
Battery voltage is low.
The batteries should be
replaced soon.
Normal function is still
possible.
Level 2 LED display ashes briey
at successive regular
intervals 3 x red.
Battery is spent.
The batteries must be
changed.
For all code inputs, the
lock only performs the
command “OPEN”.
INSTALLING THE BOLT PROTECTOR
The bolt protector provided with the M400 can be used for additionally guarding the system against
external mechanical manipulation. Depending on the purpose the M400 is being used for and where it is
installed, we recommend tting this additional, easy-to-mount guard.
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Undo screw.
Open battery
compartment lid.
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Change
batteries. 3 Close battery compartment lid.
Fit xing screw.
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Fixation
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INSTALLING THE M400 TA
Installation on the door
Note:
Our locks and locking systems can basically be used together with mechanisms made by other
manufacturers, but their compatibility must be checked by the processor in each individual case.
We cannot accept any liability for damage or losses due to incompatibility.
CHANGING THE KEYPAD FRAME
CONDITION AS DELIVERED / DEFAULT SETTINGS
The following settings apply for the system as delivered from the factory:
1. Condition as delivered: Free code selection.
2. The lock is in open position.
3. The master code is: 9-0-8-0-7-0-5-5-5-5.
4. The emergency opening code is: 1-0-1-0-5.
5. Automatic locking is deactivated.
6. Automatic opening is deactivated.
During operation, make sure that each key input is acknowledged by a light signal!
If a light signal does not appear, the input was not accepted and not registered.
Note:
If a period of 30 seconds is exceeded when entering a new code or menu sequence, the
electronic system switches itself off. The old code remains valid.
You can enter a random numerical code of 3 to 10 digits.
Digits 0 to 9.
LED display for operation and function
Note:
You can cancel any operation at any time by pressing the Ckey.
Any input already made is deleted.
The M400 TA system also has a bolt end position scan function. If, during the locking process, the locking
bolt does not reach its end position, a red ashing signal appears. This indicates that your furniture is not
correctly locked.
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Insert a narrow screwdriver
into the opening 2
Use light pressure to push
back the retaining spring 3
Lift up the frame and
remove it C= Clear E= Enter
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C 0 E
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BASIC FUNCTIONS
Opening and closing in mode: Free code selection
Prerequisite: The lock must be in OPEN position.
UUYou can enter a random numerical code of 3 to 10 digits.
UUDigits 0 to 9.
BASIC FUNCTIONS
Switching to: Fixed code
Prerequisite: The lock must be in OPEN position.
Note:
If you have already changed the default master code,
enter your valid master code here.
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Now enter your new personal xed code.
Entering your personal xed code (example code)
Keys 1 2 3 E
Display
When the display
light goes off, the pro-
gramming operation
is completed.
CLOSE (example code)
Keys 1 2 3 E
Display
Furniture lock
closes.
OPEN (example code)
Keys 1 2 3 E
Display
Furniture lock
opens.
Note:
After opening, the previous code is deleted.
The lock can now be closed again with any random code.
Example of a master code (default).
9080705555C
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2 E
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2 E
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The furniture lock
is in conguration
mode.
Fixed code is
activated.
The system waits for
a new “Fixed Code”
to be entered.
Example: CLOSE
Keys 1 4 5 6 E
Display
Furniture lock
closes.
Example: OPEN
Keys 1 4 5 6 E
Display
Furniture lock
opens. Note: Green light ashes 1x:
The “Fixed Code” function was already activated
and is still activated.
Note:
Yellow light ashes 6x and remains on:
The “Fixed Code” function is now activated.
If you cancel by pressing the Ckey,
the code 1-2-3 is automatically valid
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BASIC FUNCTIONS
Switching to: Free code selection
Prerequisite: The lock must be in OPEN position.
Note:
If you have already changed the default master code,
enter your valid master code here.
After you have successfully switched to “Free code selection” you can operate the lock with any
random code. See Section: Operation with free code selection.
ADVANCED FUNCTIONS
User changes the Fixed Code
Prerequisite: The lock must be in OPEN position.
Note:
If you have already changed the default xed code for the user,
enter your valid code here.
If the furniture lock reacts as expected, the process is completed.
The old code has been overwritten with the new one.
Testing the function when the cabinet door is open:
GREEN LIGHT FLASHES 1X
Display
Free code selection
function was already
activated
YELLOW LIGHT FLASHES SEVERAL TIMES
Display Free code selection
function is activated
Example of a master code (default).
9080705555C
+ E
Keys 1E
The furniture lock
is in conguration
mode. (Continuous
green light)
Enter the new xed code (example code)
Keys 1 2 3 4 5 E
Display
When the display
light goes off,
the new code is
activated.
CLOSE (example code)
Keys 1 2 3 4 5 E
Display
Furniture lock
closes.
OPEN (example code)
Keys 1 2 3 4 5 E
Display
Furniture lock
opens.
Example: default xed code
Keys 123C
+ E
Display
The system waits for
the input of a new
numerical code. (Con-
tinuous yellow light)
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ADVANCED FUNCTIONS
Changing the master code
Prerequisite: The lock must be in OPEN position, there must not be any battery warning.
Note:
If you have already changed the default master code,
enter your valid master code here.
Now carefully enter the new master code 2x in succession (as described in the
following). When entering the code, make particularly sure that the display
acknowledges each key input.
Please check the new master code immediately after you have entered it.
Entering the new master code (example)
Keys 6 0 1 9 7 E
Display
Repeated input of the new master code
Keys 6 0 1 9 7 E
Display
When the display
light goes off, the
master code has
been changed.
Repeat this procedure
Note:
When the new code has been correctly entered twice, a green lamp lights up.
The new code is valid. In all other cases, a red ashing lamp appears, and you must repeat the
procedure with the old code.
ADVANCED FUNCTIONS
Changing the emergency opening code
Prerequisite: The lock must be in OPEN position, there must not be any battery warning.
Note:
If you have already changed the default master code,
enter your valid master code here.
Now carefully enter the new emergency opening code 2x in succession
(as described in the following). When entering the code, make particularly
sure that the display acknowledges each key input.
Entering the new emergency opening code (example)
Keys 1 2 3 0 0 E
Display
Repeated input of the new emergency opening code
Keys 1 2 3 0 0 E
Display
When the display light
goes off, the emergen-
cy opening code has
been changed.
Repeat this procedure
Note:
When the new code has been correctly entered twice, a green lamp lights up.
The new code is valid. In all other cases, a red ashing lamp appears, and you must repeat the
procedure with the old code.
Example of a master code (default).
9080705555C
+ E
5 E
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The furniture lock
is in conguration
mode. (Continuous
green light)
The system waits for
the new master code
to be entered. (Conti-
nuous red light)
Example of a master code (default).
9080705555C
+ E
4 E
U
The furniture lock
is in conguration
mode. (Continuous
green light)
The system waits for the
new emergency opening
code to be entered.
(Continuous yellow light)
Note:
If at this point you press Cinstead of entering
a code, emergency opening is deactivated.
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Keys 4E
Keys 3E
ADVANCED FUNCTIONS
Automatic opening in free code selection mode
Prerequisite: The lock must be in OPEN position, there must not be any battery warning.
Note:
If you have already changed the default master code,
enter your valid master code here.
Select the time span after which the furniture lock is to open automatically.
Keys 2E
Keys 5E
Keys 6E
Keys 7E
Keys 8E
Keys 9E
Keys 1E
Selection of the time spans
Keys 0E
Automatic opening
Keys 4E
Keys 3E
ADVANCED FUNCTIONS
Automatic locking in xed code mode
Prerequisite: The lock must be in OPEN position, there must not be any battery warning.
Note:
If you have already changed the default master code,
enter your valid master code here.
Select the time span after which the furniture lock is to close automatically.
Keys 2E
Keys 5E
Keys 6E
Keys 7E
Keys 8E
Keys 9E
Keys 1E
Selection of the time spans
Keys 0E
Automatic locking
6 E
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The system waits
for the selection
of a time span.
(Continuous red light)
Example of a master code (default).
9080705555C
+ EThe furniture lock
is in conguration
mode. (Continuous
green light)
Automatic opening is activated.
UUSwitched off
UUafter 5minutes
UUafter 15 minutes
UUafter 30 minutes
UUafter 1hour
UUafter 6hours
UUafter 12 hours
UUafter 24 hours
UUafter 48 hours
UUafter 7days
Example of a master code (default).
9080705555C
+ E
6 E
U
The furniture lock
is in conguration
mode. (Continuous
green light)
The system waits
for the selection
of a time span.
(Continuous red light)
Automatic locking is activated.
UUSwitched off
UUafter 10 seconds
UUafter 30 seconds
UUafter 1minute
UUafter 5minutes
UUafter 15 minutes
UUafter 1hour
UUafter 6hours
UUafter 12 hours
UUafter 24 hours
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WARNUNG!
When a Master RESET is carried out, all stored personal codes and settings are deleted and
the condition as delivered is restored.
EMERGENCY FUNCTIONS
Using the emergency opening function in xed code mode
Note:
If you have already changed the default emergency opening code, enter your valid emergency
opening code here.
Example: Default emergency opening code
Keys 1 0 1 0 5 E
Display
Furniture lock
opens.
The display on the keypad shows a red ashing light . Further operation of the lock is not possible
until a Master RESET has been carried out.
Using the emergency opening function in free code mode
Example: Default emergency opening code
Keys 1 0 1 0 5 E
Display
Furniture lock
opens.
The display on the keypad briey ashes in green . The lock can immediately be used normally again.
Master RESET
Prerequisite: The lock must be in OPEN position.
Example of a master code (default).
9080705555C
+ EThe furniture lock
is in conguration
mode. (Continuous
green light)
0 E
UUU
When the display light
goes off, the Master
RESET has been
carried out.
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