Manual
5G IoT Smart Padlock
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General information
Shake to wake feature
The 5G IoT smart padlock uses
‘shake to wake’ sensor to wake it up for unlocking. The wake-up sensor
feature wakes the lock up and prepares it to receive unlock commands over the 5G IoT network, from
digital keys app unlocking, and from the access management software unlocking. The wake-up feature
exists to conserve battery energy so the lock is not always on, waiting to receive commands.
Programming
The programming for the 5G IoT smart lock, can be carried out with our Access Management Software,
and the Digital Keys apps (Digital Keys apps are FREE to download from the online app stores Android
and iOS). The programming is described in part 2 and part 3 of this manual. When using NFC phones and
NFC tokens/cards, programming of the lock is carried out over the 5G IoT network on the first time the
phone or token/card is presented to the door for unlocking. For all future unlocks with NFC, this will be
done locally, and commands do not need to be sent over the 5G IoT network everytime. When NFC is
used to unlock, the 5G IoT is still used for live audits, live battery status, and live notifications. The lock can
also be pinged remotely at anytime to extract data.
Operator guidance
Operation is supported by the blue LED display, as well as by acoustic signals - a buzz sound occurs when
the lock has successfully received its command, and the shackle can then be up to unlock the door.
LED light display
The 5G IoT smart padlock has a blue LED light built in.
There are only 2 different status offered by the LED lights as follow;
1.Flashing blue - lock is awake (after wake-up button is pressed or new batteries inserted) and is
connecting to the network (new batteries) or awaiting a command such as an unlock command.
2. Solid blue light - lock has successfully received an authorized unlock command, and is now unlocked, so
you can pull shackle up to unlock.
Information on unlocking
To unlock the lock, please follow the instructions below;
1. Hit unlock button on the app (follow instructions on the app, which
should say ‘unlock command
has been sent
’ and a further instruction to shake to wake up the padlock)
2. Shake the lock (twist so the back of the lock faces the front once, and back again)
3. Blue light flashes whilst unlock command is finalized
4. A buzz noise occurs, blue lights stop flashing and stays on.
5. Pull shackle up to unlock.
There is a pause of a few seconds between pressing the wake-up number 1 button and the lock making
the buzz noise/flashing blue light indicating the shackle is ready to be pulled up and opened.
When unlocking with NFC (NFC phones and tokens) there should not be any delay in the lock being ready
to be opened by pulling the shackle up. NFC phones and tokens must be held within 1-4 centimeters from
the armoured glass numberpad on the padlock.
