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Clockwise turning of the large
gear will retract the bolt pin.
Anti-clockwise turning of the large
gear will extend the bolt pin.
The RD10 features multiple locking / unlocking to allow for misaligned doors or unforeseen problems. If the bolt pin
meets an obstruction as it is trying to secure the door, it stops and withdraws before attempting to lock again. It has
a total of three attempts to secure the door after which time it will sound an alarm. The same function is present when
the RD10 unlocks.
7.3 General
If the batteries are fitted and the power is removed to the RD10 at any time during its operation, the lock will revert
to its pre-selected state of either unlocked or locked. The RD10 has been designed to operate with
high quality
disposable alkaline batteries
and may not work correctly with alternatives. Should the batteries become flat the
lock will sound an alarm to indicate a battery change is required.
If the batteries are not replaced once they have become depleted, the RD10 will automatically revert to the Fail
Maintained state; i.e. in the event of a power failure the lock will stay in the position it was in before the power was
removed.
The three monitors can be used to provide door and bolt position information regardless of the locks configuration.
Manual operation of the RD10 is available by removing the cover to allow access to the lock mechanism. The supplied
key can be used to open and remove the cover and once access is available a screwdriver can be inserted into the
centre of the large gear and turned to move the bolt pin in or out.
7.4 Alarms
To offer instant feedback about the locks state, the RD10 has an on board beeper which sounds at various times.
The table below details the different alarms expected from the RD10.
Locked confirm
1 Short beep
Unlocked confirm
2 Short beeps
Failure to lock / unlock
5 Long beeps
Battery replacement
5 Short beeps sounded 5 seconds after a lock activation and repeated every
10 minutes until the batteries are replaced
Diagnostic
Various beeps
– used for service
