Schulte-Schlagbaum SAFE-O-TRONIC access LS101 User manual

Manual
SAFE-O-TRONIC®access
LS101 / LSW101
Cabinet Lock
English
D&E Architectural Hardware Ltd
17 Royce Road, Carr Road Ind. Est.
Peterborough, Cambs. PE1 5YB
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Information about this guide
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Edition: 20190607
Version: 1.4
Document number: LS(W)101_6-703-2 30R1 4_EN
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SAFE-O-TRONIC®is a registered trademark of Schulte-Schlagbaum AG.
Safety information and warnings
This guide describes commissioning and operation of a SAFE-O-TRONIC®access
LS(W)101 furniture lock.
The device may only be used for the purpose intended by the manufacturer.
This guide must be kept in an easily accessible location.
Unauthorised modifications and the use of spare parts and auxiliary devices that are not sold
or recommended by the manufacturer may result in fire, electric shock and injury. Actions
such as these result in exclusion of liability, and no warranty claims will be accepted by the
manufacturer.
Repairs may only be carried out by the manufacturer.
The warranty provisions of the manufacturer as amended on the date of purchase apply to
the device. Liability will not be assumed for inappropriate manual and automatic creation of
parameters for a device or inappropriate use of a device.
The operating company is responsible for setting up and connecting the device according to
recognised technical regulations in the country of installation and other valid provisions.

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Content
Controls............................................................................................................................................................... 4
General information ........................................................................................................................................... 5
Capacitive keypad...........................................................................................................................................5
Protection against tampering........................................................................................................................... 5
Information about this guide............................................................................................................................5
Test Code........................................................................................................................................................ 6
Commissioning................................................................................................................................................... 7
Initially programming the Master Code ...........................................................................................................7
Master Code........................................................................................................................................................8
Locking and unlocking using the Master Code ...............................................................................................8
Changing the Master Code .............................................................................................................................9
Master Code guidelines...................................................................................................................................9
Modes ................................................................................................................................................................ 10
Mode overview ..............................................................................................................................................11
Changing the mode.......................................................................................................................................12
Mode examples.............................................................................................................................................13
Fixed cabinet assignment................................................................................................................................15
One open.......................................................................................................................................................15
All open..........................................................................................................................................................15
Entering the User PIN ...................................................................................................................................16
Deleting a User PIN.......................................................................................................................................17
Usage duration .................................................................................................................................................18
Time unit overview ........................................................................................................................................18
Usage duration overview...............................................................................................................................18
Changing the usage duration........................................................................................................................19
LS(W)101 functions..........................................................................................................................................20
LS(W)101 overview of settings......................................................................................................................20
Changing the LS(W)101 settings ..................................................................................................................21
Information........................................................................................................................................................22
LED display ...................................................................................................................................................22
Troubleshooting.............................................................................................................................................23
Battery replacement......................................................................................................................................... 23
Battery monitoring / Battery alarm.................................................................................................................24
LS101 installation.............................................................................................................................................25
Installation direction.......................................................................................................................................25
LS101 installation notes ................................................................................................................................26
Preparing the door for LS101 installation......................................................................................................27
Installation .....................................................................................................................................................27
Setting the direction of rotation for the LS101...............................................................................................28
LS101 dimensions.........................................................................................................................................29
Technical data...............................................................................................................................................29
LSW101 installation..........................................................................................................................................30
Installation of outer housing ..........................................................................................................................30
LSW101 –installation of inner housing.........................................................................................................31
LSW101 sensing slide...................................................................................................................................32
Installation instructions for the LSW101........................................................................................................33
LSW101 dimensions .....................................................................................................................................34
LSW101 technical data .................................................................................................................................35
Maintenance and care......................................................................................................................................36
Identification plate replacement .....................................................................................................................36
Appendix ...........................................................................................................................................................37
Intended use ..................................................................................................................................................... 39

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Controls
OK key: Completion of a PIN code input
Abort key: Pressing the Abort key clears the PIN Code input
and aborts the current process.
Keys 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 0: Number keys for PIN code entry
Note
Programming is initiated with the following key combination:
= Press the OK and Abort keys at the same time
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LED display
Replaceable identification plate
Rotary knob
Capacitive keypad
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General information
Capacitive keypad
The SAFE-O-TRONIC®access LS(W)101 furniture locking system uses a capacitive keypad for
entering PIN codes. Unlike a mechanical keypad, the capacitive keypad does not require any
pressure or force. All you have to do is tap the keys.
Note: This capacitive keypad cannot be operated with gloves.
Operator guidance
Operation is supported by the red / green LED display as well as an acoustic signal by means of a
beeper.
Information on keypad input
In the event of a pause of more than three seconds between pressing of individual keys, the entire
entry is cancelled.
Protection against tampering
Level 1:
The user has a maximum of five tries to enter the right PIN code. After the fifth incorrect entry, every
further entry is blocked for one minute to ensure tampering protection.
This block time of one minute is indicated by the red LED flashing.
Level 2:
After a total of 50 incorrect entries the LS(W)101 is blocked. Users are then unable to enter PIN
codes.
This tampering block can only be lifted with your Master Code.
Information about this guide
The furniture locking system can be locked.
LS101 = Rotary knob
LSW101 = Motorised bolt
The furniture locking system can be unlocked.
LS101 = Rotary knob
LSW101 = Motorised bolt

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Function check
All SAFE-O-TRONIC®access LS(W)101 furniture locking systems are supplied with the same
factory setting. In the factory setting, only the Test Code for locking and unlocking is active.
Test Code
You can use the Test Code to perform a simple function check of the SAFE-O-TRONIC®access
LS(W)101. Once installed, test the locking function of the SAFE-O-TRONIC®access LS(W)101
using the Test Code.
In particular, ensure ease of movement of the lever (or bolt) during locking and unlocking.
Installation under tension can result in malfunction.
Locking and unlocking using the Test Code
►Press the 0key
►Then press the OK key
►The rotary knob can be actuated for locking
Locking and unlocking using the Test Code
►Press the 0key
►Then press the OK key
►The motorised bolt locks automatically
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Commissioning
Initially programming the Master Code
Every SAFE-O-TRONIC® access LS(W)101 can be programmed for commissioning using its
Master Code. The Master Code (5-9 digits) can be freely selected. The Master Code can only be
programmed when the LS(W)101 is unlocked.
Once you have programmed your Master Code, the LS(W)101 can be operated or configured
further.
Note
Please ensure that unauthorised persons do not obtain the programmed Master Code!
You can change the Master Code at any time.
Master Code cannot be programmed using a leading 0!
Programming the Master Code in factory setting
► Press the OK and Abort key at the same time
► Enter your Master Code
► Press the OK key
► Enter your Master Code again for verification
►Press the OK key to complete the process
Note
After programming the Master Code, mode 147 is automatically activated. More information
on the modes is described in the following sections.
Note
This guide only uses example PIN codes.
Please always use your own PIN codes for your locking system.
Note
After successfully programming your Master Code, the Test Code is automatically disabled
and can no longer be used for locking.
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Master Code
The system operator can use the Master Code at any time* to open and close the LS(W)101.
*In modes 1x8, 4x8 and 4x9 the Master Code cannot be used for locking.
Locking and unlocking using the Master Code
If a Master Code has been programmed, the LS(W)101 can be unlocked or locked with the active
Master Code at any time.
Example: LS101:
► Enter the active Master Code
► Then press the OK key
► Turn the rotary knob
Note
If an unlocked LS(W)101 is locked with a Master Code, this LS(W)101 can then only be
unlocked with the Master Code. In modes 1x8, 4x8 and 4x9 the Master Code cannot be used
for locking.
Note
This guide only uses example PIN codes.
Please use your own PIN codes for your locking system.
Note
Please ensure that unauthorised persons do not obtain your programmed Master Code!
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Changing the Master Code
If your Master Code has wound up in unauthorised hands, you should change the Master Code
straight away.
It is also possible to use different Master Codes for different areas in your locking system. As a
result, one master code can be used to set parent locking permissions.
►Press the OK and Abort keys at the same time
►Enter the active Master Code
►Press the OK and Abort keys at the same time
►Enter a new Master Code
►Press the OK key
►Enter the new Master Code again
►Press the OK key
Note
This guide only uses example PIN codes.
Please use your own PIN codes for your locking system.
Note
If you have forgotten the Master Code, a Master Reset is required. In this case, please
contact our support.
Master Code guidelines
You can choose any Master Code for your system. The following Master Code guidelines must be
followed:
At least 5 digits
Minimum ‘User PIN length’ +1
Maximum of 9 digits
Always complete your Master Code input by pressing the OK key
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Modes
The LS100 and LSW101 pin code locking systems offer different modes so you can custom-
configure your locking system according to your needs.
To better understand the configuration options for different modes, the following sections briefly
present various configuration options.
Free cabinet choice (free)
The LS(W)101 locking system is configured so that a user can freely choose a cabinet and a PIN to
lock the cabinet.
Fixed cabinet assignment (fix)
The LS(W)101 locking system is configured so that a user is assigned a cabinet as well as a PIN to
lock the cabinet by the system operator. With fixed cabinet assignment, up to ten different user PINs
can be programmed.
OK key
To confirm the entered user PIN, there are modes with or without OK key to lock or
unlock a cabinet.
Number of digits for the User PIN
The User PIN code can have 4, 5 or 6 digits and can be selected freely for each mode.
Note
Please note the Master Code guidelines when selecting your mode.
Examples:
4-digit User PIN > Master Code min. 5 digits, max. 9 digits
5-digit User PIN > Master Code min. 6 digits, max. 9 digits
6-digit User PIN > Master Code min. 7 digits, max. 9 digits