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1
ON
Fail Safe operation
With batteries fitted, in the event of a power failure the RD10 will
unlock
OFF
Fail Secure operation
With batteries fitted, in the event of a power failure the RD10 will lock
2
ON
Auto re-lock on
RD10 will automatically lock when the door closes
OFF
Auto re-lock off
RD10 only locks when the user desires
3
ON
Timed re-lock on
RD10 will re-lock after one minute if an unlock signal is given and the
door remains closed - Auto re-lock must also be enabled
OFF
Timed relock off
RD10 will never re-lock if an unlock signal is given and the door
remains closed
4
ON
Diagnostic mode on
RD10 goes into a service mode to output information*
OFF
Diagnostic mode off
RD10 operates as normal
*Should only be activated in the event of a failure.
6.1 Fail State
–
Switch 1
The fail state of the RD10 is determined by the selection of switch 1; however there is an additional state that can be
used if desired. With no batteries installed the lock will default to Fail Maintained. In this configuration and in the
event of a power failure, the lock will stay in the position it was in before the power was removed. With the batteries
fitted however, selecting Fail Safe or Fail Secure ensures that the RD10 will move to that selected state if the power
does fail.
6.2 Auto re-lock
–
Switch 2
It is recommended that Auto re-lock be ON in most installations. The ability of the RD10 to sense the doors position
and automatically lock when it is closed is paramount to increasing security as it eliminates the need for the user to
do so. If Auto re-lock is not selected the RD10 operates on a toggle method. In this configuration an activation of the
control signal will cause the RD10 to unlock and a second activation will cause it to lock, assuming the strike is in
place.
6.3 Timed re-lock
–
Switch 3
Timed re-lock can only be enabled when Auto re-lock has been selected and it is recommended to be ON in most
installations. For increased security the RD10 has the ability to automatically lock itself after a timed period in the
event of a failure of a user to do so. If an unlock signal is given to the lock but the door is not opened the RD10 can
automatically lock itself again after one minute. This ensures that a door cannot be left unsecured if it has been
unlocked but not opened.
6.4 Diagnostic mode
–
Switch 4
By default the Diagnostic mode should be set to OFF
. If the RD10 fails then the Diagnostic mode can be activated
and information extracted from it to help determine what has caused the fault. This information needs to be interpreted
by a registered distributor or the original manufacturer.
7. OPERATION
The operating scenarios detailed below stay the same regardless of whether the RD10 is configured in a Fail Safe,
Fail Secure or Fail Maintained state. The state of the lock is only relevant in the event of a total power failure. Both
scenarios assume that the control signal is open at the start of the operation sequence as a maintained connection
will cause the lock to stay unlocked indefinitely.
