SDC E75 Series Operating instructions

Stand Alone Electronic Lockset
Programming Guide
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Entering and Exiting Programming Mode
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You must enter Programming Mode before performing any other programming function.
Exit Programming Mode: **#
Press **#
(NOTE: The E75 will automatically exit programming mode after 20 seconds of inactivity.)
Enter Programming Mode: #9# User No# User PIN #
1) Press #9# 01# 123456# then flashing amber while in programming mode.
User 01 is the administrator and has full programming rights. The default Administrator Pin code is 123456. It is recommended
that the Admin Pin code be changed using the function 03 below. 20 seconds of inactivity will automatically return you from
programming mode to operational mode.
Changing the Master PIN Code: 03# 01# PIN Code # Pin Code #
Example: Press 03# 01# 987654# 987654#
You have just Changed the Administrator Pin code to 987654
The Administrator’s PIN code must be 6 digits in length.
(1) Pre - Initialization:
To test lock operation before initialization,
1) Apply Power (Plug in the battery pack)
2) Enter *741.
This temporary code will unlock the E75 for testing purposes.
Once a lock initialization has been performed, this code is no
longer active until a hardware reset is performed which will
erase all the users and return the E75 back into the uninitialized
factory default condition.
(2) Lock Initialization:
When the lock is first installed or after a hard reset has been
performed, the E75 must be initialized and a lock ID must be
entered before you will be allowed to enter programming
mode. To initialize the lock :
Press #9*123456#4-digit Lock ID#
The example below assigns a Lock ID of 0001. If Multiple locks
are to be used with the E7 Management Software, each lock
must have it’s own Unique 4-digit Lock ID (0002, 0003 etc)
EXAMPLE: Press #9* 123456# 0001#

E75 PROGRAMMING FUNCTIONS INDEX
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DELETE SINGLE USER (ALL MODELS)
02 3
3
5
3
4
3
30 SET DATE
31 SET TIME
ADD SINGLE PIN CODE USER
01 3
FUNCTION
CODE PAGE FUNCTION
CODE
32 SET PASSAGE SCHEDULE
33 ASSIGN GROUP SCHEDULE
34 SET ACCESS SCHEDULE
35 SET TEMPORARY USER ACCESS PERIOD
36 SET DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME
3
3
6
7
7
6
4
4
3
7
7
37 ENABLE DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME
38 FIRST SUPERVISOR TO ARRIVE
39 SET HOLIDAYS
40 TWO USER CODES REQUIRED
41 REMOTE INPUT ENABLE
42 REMOTE INPUT CONFIGURATION
43 DOOR POSITION SWITCH ENABLE
44 DOOR STATUS SWITCH CONFIGURATION
45 ENABLE FORCED DOOR ALARM
46 ENABLE DOOR PROP ALARM
47 SET DOOR PROP ALARM TIMER (SECONDS)
6
7
8
8
9
48
ENABLE BEEP ON FORCED DOOR/DOOR PROP
4
21 SET OPEN/UNLOCK TIME
22 ENABLE MANUAL OVERRIDE MODE
23 DISABLE MANUAL OVERRIDE MODE
24 ENABLE GROUP
25 DISABLE GROUP
5
5
5
5
-
8
6
6
4
26 ENABLE USER
27 DISABLE USER
29 USER LOCKOUT MODE
9
7
7
8
50 ENABLE DURESS ALARM
51 ENABLE AUX RELAY ON KEYPAD LOCKOUT
52 ENABLE AUX RELAY ON ACCESS GRANTED
53 ENABLE AUX RELAY ON FIRST KEY PRESS
60 NO. OF INVALID ENTRIES BEFORE KP LOCKOUT
61 SET KEYPAD LOCKOUT TIMER (SECONDS)
62 BEEP ON KEYPRESS
63 SET ANTI-PASSBACK TIME
7
9
9
8
8
9
9
80 ENABLE BLUETOOTH COMMUNICATIONS
9
8
8
10
PAGE
99 CLEAR ALL USER PROGRAMMING
SET ENTRY MODE (PROX ONLY)
05
ADD/REPLACE A PROX CARD (PROX ONLY)
06
BATCH ENROLL CARDS (NON-SEQUENTIAL)
07
BATCH ENROLL CARDS (SEQUENTIAL)
08
28 AUTO DELETE TEMP USERS WHEN EXPIRED
CHANGE A USER’S PIN CODE
03
CHANGE USER’S GROUP (ALL MODELS)
04
ADD/CHANGE PIN TO A PROX CARD USER
03
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Quick Start Programming Scenario
All users are assigned to Group 06 (24/7 Access and enabled by default). Unlock Time = 3 seconds.
1. Enter Programming Mode, Page 1
2. Set Date – Function 30, Page 7
3. Set Time – Function 31, Page 7
For Keypad ONLY users
4a. Add Users – Function 01, Page 3 (Group No. = 06)
For Proximity Card Reader users
4b. Add Card User(s) – Function 06 or 07 or 08, Page 5
5. Exit Programming Mode, Page 1
After programming is complete, it is highly recommended that the Administrator PIN Code be changed, and stored in a
secure location by the end-user. (Function 03, Page 1)

Add a User: 01# User No.# PIN Code # Pin Code # Group No.#
Example: Press 01# 04# 5555# 5555# 06#
You have just added User #04 with a PIN of 5555.
User 4 has also be assigned to group 06 (24/7 access).
User Programming
Each user must be assigned a 4 to 6 digit PIN code and assigned to one of the 32 available user groups. Group 06 by default has
24/7 access rights but no programming rights. User 01 is the administrator and has all programming and access rights. User 01 is
the only administrator and is always assigned to Group 1. If users are to be assigned scheduled access (i.e. non 24/7 access),
proceed to Group access scheduling on the next page, and then add users.
Any user (except the Administrator) can be made a temporary user by assigning a temporary period start date and
an end date. Once the temporary period has expired, the user is either deleted from the system or is set to
disabled status. Disabled users can be enabled again by using function 26.
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User No = 2 to 4 digits (02-3000)
PIN Code = 4 to 6 digits
Group No. = 2 digits (02-32)
See the next page for an explanation of
Group programming levels.
Change a User PIN Code: 03# User No.# New PIN Code # New Pin Code #
Example: Press 03# 05# 1220# 1220#
You have just Changed User #05's Pin code to 1220
The Administrator’s PIN code must be 6 digits in length. All other PIN codes may be 4-6 digits in length
Change a User Group: 04# User No.# New user Group
Example: Press 04# 05# 02#
You have just Changed User #05's group to Group 02.
Delete a User: 02# User No.#
Example: Press 02# 04#
You have just Deleted User #04. NOTE: User 01 cannot be deleted.
Disable a User: 27# User No.#
Example: Press 27# 04#
You have just disabled User #04 . Use Function 26 to re-enable. NOTE: User 01 cannot be disabled.
Enable a User (after disabling using Function 27): 26# User No.#
Example: Press 26# 04#
You have just re-enabled User #04 .
Assign User as Temporary : 35# User Number# Start Date# End Date#
Example: Press 35# 08# 030113# 123113#
User 08 is set as a temporary user and will become active
on 03/01/2013. On 12/31/2013 user 08 will either be
disabled or deleted from the system.
User = 02-3000
Start Date = MMDDYY
End Date = MMDDYY
MM = 2 digit Month
DD = 2 digit Day
YY = 2 digit Year
Delete Temporary Users when Expired: 28# Status #
Example 1: Press 28# 0#
Temporary users will be disabled but not deleted.
NOTE: Disabled users may be re-enabled using Function 26 above.
Example 2: Press 28# 1#
Temporary users will be deleted when expired.
Status = 0 Disable (default)
1 Delete

Group Programming
By default, group 06 is set for Access 24/7 and is automatically enabled. Groups 02 through 32 must have an access schedule or
schedules (up to 3) assigned to them. A group that does not have at least one access schedule assigned to it will not be enabled.
4 levels of programming rights and authority are pre-assigned to user groups as follows:
Group 01 = Administrator: Full Programming Rights ( User 1 is the only user in this group. )
Group 02 = Managers: May perform programming functions 1-39.
Groups 03-05 = Supervisors: May perform programming functions 01, 02, 04, 06, 07,& 08.
Groups 06-32 = Normal User: No programming rights. Access granted upon proper PIN and group access.
To Create an access group:
1) Set the Date & Time [Functions 30 & 31, respectively]
2) Create or edit an existing Access Schedule(s) [Function34]
3) Assign an Access Schedule(s) to the group [Function 33]
Schedule No. = 01-32
Period Start Time = HHMM (24hr format)
Period End Time = HHMM (24hr format)
Days = Day(s) of the week:
0 = no access
1 thru 7 = Days of the week [Mon=1 Tues=2 ..Sun=7]
8 = Monday thru Friday
9 = Saturday & Sunday
10 = All Days
11 = Override Holidays
Schedule No. = 01-32
As created using Function 34 above.
Status = 0 One user (default)
= 1 Any two users
= 2 Two users (one must have Supervisor rights or better)
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Assign Group Access Schedule: 33# Group No# Schedule No 1# Schedule No 2# Schedule No 3#
Up to 3 schedules may be assigned to a Group
Example: Press 33# 04# 08# # #
Access schedule 08 has been assigned to user group 04
Enable a Group (after disabling using Function 25): 24# Group No.#
Example: Press 24# 02#
You have just enabled user group #02 .
Group No. = 02-32
Disable a Group: 25# Group No.#
Example: Press 25# 02#
You have just disabled user group #02.
Group No. = 02-32
2 User Codes Required for Entry: 40# Status #
Example 1: Press 40# 0#
One user code required for entry.
Example 2: Press 40# 1#
Two user codes required for entry.
Create or Change Access Schedule: 34# Schedule No.# Days # Period Start Time# Period End Time#
Example: Press 34# 02# 8# 0700# 1600#
Access Schedule 02 will enable access Monday thru Friday between 7am and 4pm.

Access Card Programming
(Prox Units Only)
New card users will automatically be assigned to Group 6 and no PIN. Group 06 (by default) has 24/7 access rights but no
programming rights. PIN codes may be added to Card only users using Function 03 below. You may also add a card to an already
existing PIN Only user. The card will have the same access rights as the existing PIN code. User 01 cannot be assigned a card.
User access rights may be changed individually using Function 04 below, or on a Group basis using Function 34 on the previous
page.
Batch Enroll Cards (Non Sequential Cards): 07 # 1
st
User No.#
Total Number of cards to Add# Present 1st Card , 2
nd
Card ,….. Last card#
Example: Press 07# 05# 03# Present 1
st
Card 2
nd
Card 3
rd
Card
You have just enrolled the 3 presented cards. They are users 05,06 & 07.
All of the cards were assigned to group 06 (24/7 access).
Batch Enroll (Sequential Cards): 08# Starting User No.# No. of Cards #Present 1st Card
Example: Press 08# 05# 06# Present 1
st
Card
You have just enrolled a 6 sequentially numbered cards. They are users 05 thru 10.
All of the cards were assigned to group 06 (24/7 access).
Status = 1 PIN or Card (default)
2 Card Only
3 PIN + Card
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Add or Change a User Card: 06# User No.# Present Card #
Example: Press 06# 04# Present Card #
You have just added a card as User #4.
User 4 has been assigned to group 06 (24/7 access).
Delete a Card: 02# User No.#
Example: Press 02# 04#
You have just Deleted User #04
No. of Cards = 01-50
Maximum is 50 cards at a time.
Add/Change a User PIN Code: 03# User No.# New PIN Code # New Pin Code #
Example: Press 03# 05# 1220# 1220#
You have just Changed User #05's Pin code to 1220
PIN codes may be 4-6 digits in length
Change a User Group: 04# User No.# New user Group
Example: Press 04# 05# 02#
You have just Changed User #05's group to Group 02.
Set Entry Mode: 05# Status #
Example 1: Press 05# 1#
Access is by PIN or Card.
Example 2: Press 05# 3#
Access is by PIN + Card

Manual Passage Programming
The E75K can be programmed to automatically unlock for a preset period of time allowing free egress and ingress without using a
PIN . This is called the passage mode. Once a schedule has been programmed , the E75 will continue to follow the schedule
indefinitely until the schedule is cleared. The schedule can be temporarily overridden using function 22 or 23.
Unlock Time = HHMM (24hr format)
Lock Time = HHMM (24hr format)
Days = Day(s) of the week:
0 = Clear passage schedule
1 thru 7 = Days of the week [Mon=1 Tues=2 ..Sun=7]
8 = Monday thru Friday
9 = Saturday & Sunday
10 = All Days
Unlock Period = HH (24hr format)
Status = 0 Disable (default)
1 Enabled
Manual Lock (Override): 23#
Example: Press 23#
The E75K will immediately lock overriding the passage schedule. Normal passage schedule will resume the next day.
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Set Passage Schedule: 32# Days # Unlock Time# Lock Time#
Example: Press 32# 8# 0700# 1600#
The E75K will automatically unlock Monday thru Friday between 7am and 4pm.
Example: Press 32# 0#
The Passage Schedule has been cleared.
Manual Unlock (Override): 22# Unlock Period (Hours)#
Example: Press 22# 02#
The door will remain unlocked for 2 hours, overriding the passage schedule (Function 32).
First Supervisor to Arrive: 38# Status #
Example 1: Press 38# 0#
All schedules operate normally.
Example 2: Press 38# 1#
Normal users (Group 6-32) and passage schedules will be delayed until a supervisor/manager (Groups 1-5) has accessed the E75.
Status = 0 Disable (default)
1 Enabled
User Lockout: 29# Status #
When enabled, access for users in groups 03-32 are blocked. Only users in Group 1 & 2 have programming rights to access this
function.
Example 1: Press 29# 0#
Access is normal per group schedules.
Example 2: Press 29# 1#
Access for users in groups 03-32 are blocked.
Clear all Programming : 99# 000000 #
Example 1: Press 99# 000000 #
All user codes and programming is erased and all functions are set to factory defaults.

Time And Date Settings
MM = 2 digit Month
DD = 2 digit Day
YY = 2 digit Year
HH = Hours (24hr format)
MM = Minutes (24hr format)
Start Date = MMDD
End Date = MMDD
MM = 2 digit Month
DD = 2 digit Day
Enable Daylight Savings Time: 37# Status #
Example 1: Press 37# 0#
Daylight Savings Time will not start/end on the programmed dates
Example 2: Press 37# 1#
Daylight Savings Time will start/end at 2am on the programmed dates.
Status = 0 Disable (default)
1 Enabled
Holiday No = 1-32, 33= Clear All Holidays
MMDD = Date MM = 2 digit Month
DD = 2 digit Day
Alarm Settings
Status = 0 Disabled (default)
1 Enabled
Status = 0 Disabled (default)
1 Enabled
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Set the Date: 30# MMDDYY#
Example: Press 30# 011513 #
The date is set for January 15 th 2013
Set the Time: 31# HH MM#
Example: Press 31# 1320 #
The time is now set to 1:20 PM.
Set Daylight Savings Time (DST): 36# Start Date# End Date#
Example: Press 36# 0310# 1103#
Daylight Savings Time has been set to start
on March 10
th
and end on November 3
rd
of
the current year.
Set Holidays: 39# Holiday No. # MMDD#
Groups 02-32 will be blocked from having access on these days unless holiday is overridden within the group schedule.
Example 1: Press 39# 06# 1225#
Holiday 06 is set for Dec 25th.
Example 2: Press 39# 33#
All holidays are cleared.
Enable Forced Door Alarm: 45# Status #
Example 1: Press 45# 1#
Forced Door Alarm is enabled. Also requires Function 43 be enabled. On activation, the auxiliary relay will activate until a valid
user code or card is presented.
Enable Door Prop Alarm: 46# Status #
Example 1: Press 46# 1#
Door Prop Alarm is enabled. Also requires Function 43 be enabled. On activation, the auxiliary relay will activate until the
door closes.
Enable Local Alarm on Forced Door/Door Prop: 48# Status #
Example 1: Press 48# 1#
The E75 will beep upon a forced door or door prop condition until the condition is cleared.
Status = 0 Disabled (default)
1 Enabled

Timer Settings
Seconds = 01-100
Seconds = 10-255
Seconds = 0-100 (0 sec= off [default])
Seconds = 10-255 (10 sec = default)
Attempts = 1-9 (3 attempts = default)
Remote Input Configuration
Status = 0 Disabled (default)
1 Enabled
Status = 0 Momentary input unlocks (default).
1 Momentary input toggles the lock (lock/unlock).
2 Maintained input activates User Lockout Mode
(Same as Function 29)
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Bluetooth Communications
(Model E75PS Only)
Keypad Lockout Attempts : 60# Attempts#
Example: Press 60# 06 #
After 6 unsuccessful code attempts, The E75 keypad will shut down and access will be denied for the duration of the keypad
lockout timer (function 61)
Set Keypad Lockout Timer: 61# Seconds#
Example: Press 61# 10 #
Keypad Lockout timer is set for 10 seconds. Access will be denied for 10 seconds after the number of unsuccessful code
attempts (as defined by Function 60) have been made.
Set Anti-Passback Timer: 63# Seconds#
Example: Press 63# 20 #
Anti-Passback timer is set for 20 seconds. User must wait 20 seconds before using the same PIN or card will grant access.
Set Door Prop Timer: 47# Seconds#
Example: Press 47# 20 #
Door Prop timer is set for 20 seconds. (default)
Set Unlock Timer: 21# Seconds#
Example: Press 21# 03 #
Unlock timer is set for 03 seconds. (default)
Remote Input Configuration: 42# Status #
Example 1: Press 42# 2#
A Maintained input puts the E75 in Lockout Mode.
Remote Input Enable: 41# Status #
Example 1: Press 41# 1#
Remote Input is Enabled.
Bluetooth disabled (while right led
flashes blue): Press *
Example: Press *
Lock will return to Programming mode.
Bluetooth Enabled: 80#
Example: Press 80# then right LED flashes blue.
Bluetooth Communication is enabled. It remains enabled
for 2 minutes after the last communication activity.

Door Status Input Configuration
Status = 0 Disabled (default)
1 Enabled
Status = 0 Normally Closed (N/C) (default).
1 Normally Open (N/O)
Auxiliary Relay Configuration
Status = 0 Disabled (default)
1 Enabled
Status = 0 Disabled (default)
1 Enabled
Status = 0 Disabled (default)
1 Enabled
Status = 0 Disabled
1 Enabled (default)
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Status = 0 Disabled (default)
1 Enabled
Enable Duress Alarm: 50# Status #
Example 1: Press 50# 1#
Duress Alarm is enabled. Pressing 99 * User PIN # or (99* + card) will unlock the door & momentarily trigger the
auxiliary relay.
Door Status Input Configuration: 44# Status #
Example 1: Press 44# 1#
The polarity of the door contact is open when the door is closed.
Panic Alarm Configuration
Door Status Input Enable: 43# Status #
Example 1: Press 43# 1#
The Door Status Input is Enabled. Required for Forced Door & Door Prop alarm monitoring.
Keypad Sound Configuration
Enable Aux Relay on Access Granted : 52# Status #
Example 1: Press 52# 1#
The Aux relay will momentarily activate when the E75 has been unlocked by an authorized PIN Code or card.
Enable Aux Relay on Keypad Lockout : 51# Status #
Example 1: Press 51# 1#
The Aux relay will momentarily activate when the E75 has entered the Keypad Lockout Mode.
Enable Aux Relay on 1st Key Pressed : 53# Status #
Example 1: Press 53# 1#
The Aux relay will momentarily activate when the E75 keypad is initially pressed after being in standby mode.
Beep on Keypress : 62# Status #
Example 1: Press 62# 1#
When entering a PIN code, the E75 will beep each time you a key is pressed. (NOTE: If this function is disabled, the
keypad will still beep while in programming mode.)

Returning the E75 to Factory Defaults
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Hardware Reset to Factory Settings
1) Remove power (Unplug the battery pack) and wait approximately 10 seconds.
2) Short and hold the 2 Brn reset wires together
3) Apply power. (Plug in the battery pack)
The LED will momentarily turn solid RED while data is cleared, and then flash Red/Grn completing the initialization
process. When reset is complete, you will here 3 beeps.
4) Remove power (Unplug the battery pack)
5) Disconnect and insulate the Brn Reset wires.
6) Follow the Pre-Initialization & Lock Initialization procedures on Page 1.
A hardware reset will erase all the data and return the E75 back into the uninitialized factory default condition.
Clear all Programming : 99# 000000 #
Example 1: Press 99# 000000 #
All user codes, groups, schedules, lock parameters, and audit trail information is set to factory defaults. The lock ID &
Administrative PIN are not affected.
E75 Features:
Number of Users: Up to 3,000 access codes per door. (Up to 32 users may be temporary users)
Flexible Programming: May be programmed at the lock keypad or by Management Software via the wireless link.
Passage Mode Options:
First manager in (or privileged user)
Automatically according to access schedules
Manually toggled on / off at lock
Scheduling Options:
User Access Schedules—Up to 32 different access schedules may be programmed into lock
Access Groups – Up to 32 different access groups
Holiday/Vacation—Up to 32 different holiday/vacation blocks may be programmed into lock
Authority Levels: Different levels allow you to control who has access to specific lock functions, includes:
Administrator Level—performs all set-up and programming functions
Manager Level—may perform most programming functions
Supervisor Level—administers common programming functions
Normal Access User Level—entry granted with valid PIN
Anti-tamper lockout: Adjustable invalid attempts with an adjustable lockout period of up to 255 seconds
Low Battery Notification