Samsung EZON SHS-1320 User manual

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Product Features
The door can be opened with a RF card.
The door can be opened with a transit RF card. Up to 20 cards may
be registered.
The door can also be opened with a password.
Once the user's password is registered, the door can be opened
without a key by entering the registered password.
The door does not have to be locked manually.
Using the automatic locking function, the door is automatically locked
when it closes, eliminating the need to lock it manually.
Double locking function adds security.
The double locking function adds security by preventing the door from
being opened from outside at night or at times when extra security is
needed.
Pranks played by children and juveniles can
be prevented.
When an unregistered card is used, or when an invalid password is
entered more than 3 time consecutively, an alarm sound is generated
and power to the lock is automatically cut off for one minute.
Fire-monitoring function helps occupants escape
in case of fire.
When the inside temperate rises to a certain level due to fire, an alarm
is automatically generated and the door is opened.

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Table of Contents
Product Features 1
Safety Cautions 3
Notes before Operation 6
Product Components ................................................................... 6
Outdoor Unit Parts ....................................................................... 7
Indoor Unit Parts ......................................................................... 8
Replacing the Batteries ................................................................ 9
Using the Emergency Battery ...................................................... 10
Basic Functions 11
Initialization (Password and RF Card) ............................................ 11
Password Registration and Change .............................................. 12
RF Card Registration .................................................................. 14
Deleting the Card ....................................................................... 16
Opening the Door from Outside with a Password ............................ 17
Opening the Door from Outside with a RF Card .............................. 18
Opening/Locking the Door from Inside .......................................... 19
Additional Functions 20
Double Security Mode Setting .................................................... 20
Automatic/Manual Locking Setting ............................................... 21
Sound Setting and Releasing ....................................................... 22
Alarm Sound/Emergency Sound ................................................. 23
Troubleshooting 27
Operating Method Summary 30
Product Specifications 32

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

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

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

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Support Panel
Fastening Panel and Outdoor Unit
Fastening Bolts TH+ M5X33 (2EA)
Notes before Operation
Product Components
User Guide
'AA' Batteries (LR6)
Indoor Rubber Pad
Indoor Unit
Strike
Outdoor Unit
RF card
The product components used may vary depending on the installation environment.
Indoor Unit Fastening Bolts
OH+ M4X32 (2EA)
Strike and Fastening Panel Fastening Bolts
BH+ 4.2X20 (8EA)
Indoor Unit Fastening Bolts
PH+ M4X33 (2EA)
Outbody Fastening
(Rotating Prevention) Bolt
LENCH BOLT M4.0×L4.8

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Outdoor Unit Parts
No. Name Description
1 Number Pad
This is used to enter the numbers when registering, changing or
deleting the password. Once registered, users can open the door
by entering the registered password.
2 Display Lamp This lamp displays how the door lock operates, including reading
a card.
3 Card Reader The Card Reader is used to recognize a card before opening the
door. Touch the number pad to operate the Card Reader.
4 External Power
Contact
Power can be supplied from the emergency battery after the main
batteries have been completely discharged (9V battery).
Number Pad Turned Off
Number Pad Turned On
Number Pad
External Power
Contact
Display Lamp
Card Reader
To u c h Nu m b e r P a d

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Indoor Unit Parts
No. Name Description
1 Registration Button The Registration Button is used to register or change the
password and RF card.
2 OPEN Button This is one touch button used to open the locked door. (It is also
used to lock the door from indoor in manual locking mode)
3 Manual Switchgear The Manual Switchgear is used to open or lock the door when
the batteries are completely discharged.
4 Double Locking
Lever
This is a lever to lock the door not to be opened with a
password and R
F
card from indoor or outdoor.
5 Deadbolt This makes the door hooked into a doorframe and locked.
6 Door Opening
ensor
This sensor detects opening and closing of the door in
A
utomatic Locking mode.
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Automatic/Manual
Locking Toggle
Switch
This switch is used to switch between Automatic Locking and
Manual Locking. If it is set for Automatic Locking, the door is
automatically locked when closed. If it is set for Manual Locking,
the door is not automatically locked when closed.
8 Battery Cover The Battery Cover protects the batteries and the registration
button.
Double Locking Lever
Battery Cover
Manual Switchgear
OPEN Button
Door Opening Sensor
Deadbolt
Automatic/Manual Locking
To g g l e S w i t c h
Registration Button

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Replacing the Batteries
1. Battery Replacement Alarm Generation
If the melody sounds when opening the
door using the password or a card, it is
time to replace the batteries.
2. Opening the Indoor Unit Cover
Press lightly on the battery cover of the indoor unit and pull it down in the direction of
the arrow mark.
3. Replacing the Battery
Replace all 4 batteries within a week of the first
alarm sound.
- The unit will stop operating if the batteries are not
replaced.
Although actual battery life differs depending on the
manufacturer, date of production and operation
environment, four 1.5V AA alkaline batteries can last for
seven months, based on an average of 10 uses per day.
Battery Life
Melody
4 AA batteries
- If the poles of the batteries are not placed properly, the door lock will not operate normally.
- Liquid leaks from batteries can damage the product. Check the batteries regularly (once
every 6 months).
- After the battery replacement melody has sounded, password/card information cannot be
registered, changed, deleted, initialized or configured until the batteries are replaced.

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

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Basic Functions
This section describes the ways to initialize the information registered in the door lock, to
register the password and card data, and to open or close the door.
Initialization (Password and RF Card)
All registered data (password and RF card) are deleted. After initialization, the
password is set to '12345', and the registered card are erased.
1. Opening the Cover (from inside)
Lightly press the battery cover and pull it
down in the direction of the arrow mark.
2. Pressing the [Registration] Button (from inside)
Press and hold the [Registration] button for
10 seconds or longer.
- Successful: "Toot-->Toot, toot-->Toot, toot, toot, toot'
sounds are generated.
3. Entering the Password (from outside)
Press the registered password, or
'4560852580', and then press the [¹] button.
- Successful: "Too~~~t" sound is generated.
- Failed: "Toot~" sound is generated.
Initialization is available while the door is open.

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Password Registration and Change
The password can be 5~12 digit number. Only one password can be registered.
Please register a new password after initialization.
1. Pressing the [Registration] Button (from inside)
Open the battery cover of the indoor unit and
briefly press the [Registration] button.
2. Entering the Current Password (from outside)
Enter the current password ('12345' after
initialization) and press the [¹] button.
3. Entering a New Password (from outside)
Enter the new password (5 to 12 digits) and
press the [¹] button.
- To prevent burglary, it is recommended to use a
password of 6 digits or longer. (Only numbers
between 0 and 9 can be used.)
Registering or changing the password is available while the door is open.
Too~~~t, toot,
Toot,
Toot

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4. Reentering a New Password (from outside)
Enter the new password again to check if the
new password is accurately configured, and
then press the [¹] button.
5. Checking New Password Operation (from outside)
To make ensure the password has been
properly registered, check the new password
and close the door.
- Please refer to "Opening the Door from Outside with
a Password" on page 17.
Too~~~t
Too~~~t
- Manage your password with care so that unauthorized people will not have access to it.
Regularly changing your password can reduce the risk of it being leaked.
- A registered password cannot be deleted. Change the password to a new one or
initialize it to delete all registered data (password and RF card) and then reregister them.
- Check if the new password works properly while the door is open. When the door
opening sensor is pressed and the deadbolt comes out, refer to "Opening the Door from
Outside with a Password".

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RF Card Registration
A dedicated card can be registered. Up to 20 cards can be registered. (Support for
ISO14443A Type)
1. Pressing the [Registration] button (from inside)
Open the battery cover of the indoor unit and
briefly press the [Registration] button.
2. Entering the Password (from outside)
Enter the password and press the [¹] button.
3. Placing the RF Card in Contact (from outside)
Place the RF card to be registered on the card
reader on the outdoor unit. You will know the
RF card has been registered
when a long "too~~~t" sounds.
Toot
Registering or changing the password is available while the door is open.
Too~~~t, toot,
Toot~~~t

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4. Terminating RF Card Registration
Press the [Registration] button on the indoor
unit to terminate the registration.
5. Confirming RF Card Registration (from outside)
To u c h t h e [Number Pad],
and then lightly press the
registered card to the card
reader.
- Please refer to "Opening the
Door from Outside with a
RF card " on page 18.
Registering Additional RF Cards
Continue Registration
Registration at another Time
To register an additional RF card after the registration process is terminated, repeat the
registration process with the card.
To register multiple RF cards, lightly press another RF card to the card reader within 10
seconds of registering the previous card. If another card is not exposed to the card reader
within 10 seconds of registering the previous card, the registration process is automatically
terminated.
Too~~~t

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Deleting the Card
1. Pressing the [Registration] Button (from inside)
Open the battery cover of the indoor unit and
press and hold the [Registration] button for 5
seconds.
2. Entering the Password (from outside)
Enter the password and press the [¹] button.
Registered cards cannot be individually deleted. All card information is deleted when the
card delete function is used. Previously registered cards cannot be used to open the
locked door after they are deleted.
"Toot -
-
> Toot, toot
"
Successful: "Too~~~t" sounds are generated.
Failed: "Toot~" sound is generated.
- Register new RF cards after deleting the card data.
- To open the locked door from outside after deleting card data, use the registered
password.
- Deleting the card is available while the door is open.

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Opening the Door from Outside with a
Password
1. Touching the [Number Pad]
To u c h t h e [Number Pad].
2. Entering the Password
Do
ub
le
S
ec
u
rit
y
Enter the password and press the [¹] button
when all the numbers on the pad are lighted.
When any two number buttons are lighted,
press the buttons one by one.
Successful:
"Too~~~t"
Failed: "Toot~"
Common
S
ecurit
y
Enter the password and press the [¹] button when
all the numbers on the pad are lighted.
Successful:
"Too~~~t"
Failed: "Toot~"
The double security mode is set when the product is purchased. Please refer to "Double Security
Mode Setting" on page 20 to change the double security mode to the common security mode.
- The password must be entered while the number pad is illuminated. If the light is turned off,
touch the [Number Pad] and reenter the password.
- If the wrong password is entered, press the [#] button to cancel the entry and start from the
beginning.
- If the wrong password is entered 3 times consecutively, a "too~t too~t too~t" alarm will sound
for 10 seconds and the door lock will stop operating for 1 minute. While the door is in this inactive
mode, a single "toot" sound is generated every 10 seconds and seven consecutive "toots" will
sound after 1 minute. Following this, the lock is released from inactive mode.

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Opening the Door from Outside with a RF
Card
The door can be opened from outside using a RF card. Touch the [Number Pad] button
and place the registered card or key tag on the card reader.
Applying the RF Card
The door will be opened after 1
second.
Place the card on the
card reader.
Successful:
"Too~~~t"
Failed: "Toot~
"
Touch the [Number Pad]
- The card reader will operate properly when the RF card is placed within 30mm, 20mm
and 10mm of the card reader, respectively.
- The recognition distance may differ depending on the card manufacturer.
- A "toot~" alarm sound is generated when an unregistered card is placed or the card is
not recognized.