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Introduction

Lock Description

The PowerLever

®

Model 455x Door Lock is an advanced design electronic lock that operates using in ter nal ly-gen er at -

ed power, “PowerStarTM technology”, and includes a microprocessor.

The outside cover assembly includes a keypad for entry of control data, a pair of LEDs (red and green) for visual
feed back, a beeper for audio feedback, and the outside lever with a return of 

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load ing of audit and user table information, and uploading of user table information is enabled by a Smart Key* read-
er and a com mu ni ca tion port for a PalmTM ** Personal Organizer. The Smart Key reader may also be used by a
Smart Key Access User to open the lock with a Personal Identifier key.

* iButtonTM memory device man u fac tured by Dallas Semiconductor.

** PalmTM organizers are manufactured by Palm, Inc., a 3Com Company. Any of the Palm™ III handhelds

(Palm™ III, Palm™ IIIxe, and Palm™ IIIc) or Palm™ VII handhelds may be used in this application. Memory
size varies from 2-8 MB depending on the model.

Model 455x

All Model 455x Door Locks are functionally equivalent. The Model 455x may be a Model 4550 stand alone door lock or a
PowerLever Exit Trim Model, where x refers to the Exit Device man u fac tur er and is rep re sent ed as A, B, C, etc. The
PowerLever Model 455x Door Lock can accommodate a total of 3,000 users and can maintain a 23,430-record audit trail.

PowerLever Operation

The PowerLever lock is designed to operate using internally-generated power. The self-contained PowerStarTM gen-
erator is triggered by depressing the outside lever. Each 67-degree open and 67-degree restore rotation of the lever
con sti tutes a charg ing cycle. A door open op er a tion will require only one charg ing cycle if the period of door lever in -
ac tiv i ty does not exceed a weekend (ap prox i mate ly 65 hours) when operating at normal room temperature. Periods
of non-use beyond a weekend will require two charg ing cycles for a door open operation. One si mul ta neous flash of
the green and red LEDs ac com pa nied by a low volume beep indicates that the lock is powered. Each additional
depression of the lever will result in this same re sponse.

Extended operations such as audit data downloads will require a charging cycle ap prox i mate ly every 15 seconds. A
monitor will provide audio and visual cues to the user when lock power drops below a sufficient level for operation.
The lock will con tin u al ly beep and flash the red LED, prompting the user to depress the outside lever to provide addi-
tional power within 5 seconds. 

Smart Keys

Smart Keys are self-contained electronic de vic es that are pro grammed at the PC using the PowerLever PC Software.
They are sophisticated elec tron ic devices that can be used in working with the PowerLever System. They serve as a
com mu ni ca tion link be tween the PowerLever  soft ware run ning on a PC and the PowerLever locks in the field and
can even be used to open a PowerLever lock. Each Smart Key is con tained in a color coded plastic holder that iden ti -
fies the type of Smart Key and allows it to be carried on a key ring like a tra di tion al key. The Smart Keys are read at
the lock by a Smart Key Reader imbedded in the face of the lock. At the PC they are read by a Smart Key Reader
attached to the PC through a serial interface.

Key Types

There are two different types of Smart Keys that can be used with the PowerLever system. 

•  A Key - The A key is an orange colored key with the letter ‘A’ stamped on it. The A key can be pro grammed at the

PC system to be used as a Personal Identifier Key for a Key Access User when ac cess ing the PowerLever locks.

•  SA Key - The SA key is a red colored key that is used to transfer data between the PowerLever locks and a PC

running the PowerLever software program. It must be ini tial ized at the PC for a spe cif ic purpose before being used.

Lock Entry Methods

The latch will only be engaged to unlock the door when  one of the following actions occurs:

1. A valid combination is entered by an authorized user.

2. A programmed Access User Key is inserted into the lock key reader and a valid PIN (if required) is entered by an

authorized user. 

Summary of Contents for PowerLever 455 Series

Page 1: ...PowerLever 455x Operating Instructions...

Page 2: ...ck Personnel Classifications 6 Lock Personnel Classification Activity Chart 6 Combinations Keypad Users 7 User IDs 7 User PINs 7 Access Schedules 8 Communicating with the Lock 8 Operating Conventions...

Page 3: ...ng the Smart Key 28 Deactivate a Manager User 28 Change Keypad User PIN Field Length 29 Shelve the Lock Master User 29 Retrieve Audit Records 30 Audit Record Retrieval Via SA Key 30 Audit Record Retri...

Page 4: ...e simultaneous flash of the green and red LEDs accompanied by a low volume beep indicates that the lock is powered Each additional depression of the lever will result in this same response Extended op...

Page 5: ...User classifications of personnel can perform various operations at the lock Master User The Master User is the top level manager who performs the initial lock setup activities and can pro gram all l...

Page 6: ...tiple of 5 and the maximum allowed is 2 995 Lock Personnel Classification Activity Chart The chart below shows the activities that can be performed by each personnel classification Keypad Key Master M...

Page 7: ...n occupies the User ID 0001 No other Keypad User can then be assigned the User ID of 0001 User IDs for Key Access Users are assigned at the PC using the PowerLever Software when a Key Access User is a...

Page 8: ...define Access Time Windows for a specific Key User when adding the Key User to the PC System page 17 Note To change an access schedule assignment for a user at the lock the user must first be deleted...

Page 9: ...outside lever through a 67 degree open and 67 degree restore rota tion After each accepted step of an operation two flashes of the green LED display and two beeps sound prompting you to enter addition...

Page 10: ...he lock shutting down for the programmed penalty time This cycle will continue until a correct combination is entered for a Keypad User or a valid Smart Key is presented for a Key Access User Audit Fe...

Page 11: ...ved mode the lock will be set up for entry only by the Master User via a combination of all 0 s Within the Shelved Mode the Master User can Define the number of Smart Key Users and Keypad User PIN fie...

Page 12: ...the re lock interval the lock will respond with two simultaneous beep flashes of the red and green LEDs Note If a lock has been Activated and then Shelved the lock returns to a state where it can be...

Page 13: ...he Lock page 29 Master User Manager Users 1 Add Keypad Access User s page 17 2 Delete Keypad User s Using the Keypad page 26 3 Delete Key Access User s Using the Keypad page 27 4 Delete a Key Access U...

Page 14: ...ser PIN Field Length range of 0 4 For a lock that has not been previously configured the lock re sponds with two beep flashes of the green LED if the data entered is accept able For a lock that has be...

Page 15: ...he outside lever 2 Enter Master User Enter the Master User combination The lock will beep flash the green LED combination on each keystroke entered If the Clear key is pressed during data entry the lo...

Page 16: ...uld be entered as 083097 The lock responds with two simultaneous beeps flashes of the green and red LEDs The entered lock time and date are now in effect Set the Re Lock and Wrong Try Limit and Penalt...

Page 17: ...able 6 Enter one digit user access Enter a one digit value to select the access schedule for the User ID The schedule value must be in the range of 0 6 where 0 indicates no access time restric tion Th...

Page 18: ...combination again for verification The lock responds again with two simultaneous beeps flashes of the green and red LEDs if the com bination was verified successfully The lock responds with two beeps...

Page 19: ...d LED Note For a User who has not changed the default PIN the lock will not open 4 Press then 51 Before re lock time expires press Enter key followed by the 5 key and then the 1 key The lock responds...

Page 20: ...roke entered If the Clear key is pressed during data entry the lock responds with one beep flash of the green LED followed by the red LED and all digits of the combination must be re entered Caution W...

Page 21: ...indicate available entry If the lock PIN is not valid the lock responds with two beeps flashes of the red LED Note For a User who has not changed the default PIN the lock will not open Note If the num...

Page 22: ...if the access schedule designation is invalid Refer to the Access Schedules section on page 8 for more detailed information Note If the value of 0 is assigned for the access schedule the user can acc...

Page 23: ...pressed during data entry the lock responds with one beep flash of the green LED followed by the red LED and all digits of the combination must be re entered The lock responds with three beeps flashe...

Page 24: ...User combination flash the green LED on each keystroke entered If the Clear key is pressed during data entry the lock responds with one beep flash of the green LED followed by the red LED and all digi...

Page 25: ...to disable If additional Keypad Users are to be disabled repeat steps 4 5 until all User more Keypad Users or go to until all User IDs are disabled If no additional Keypad Users are to be dis step 7 a...

Page 26: ...er Key User ID again Enter the four digit Key User ID again for verification The lock responds with four beeps flashes of the green LED The lock responds with two beeps flashes of the red LED if the U...

Page 27: ...ll continually beep and flash the red LED prompting the user to depress the outside lever to provide additional power Step Detailed Instructions 1 Power lock Power the lock by depressing the outside l...

Page 28: ...eader red LEDs and exits this procedure The lock responds with two beeps flashes of the red LED if the Access User s Key is not valid The Key Access User is now deleted Deactivate a Manager User Step...

Page 29: ...ly be zero filled to the left to match the new length Example PIN length 3 PIN 111 PIN length changed to 4 PIN automatically changed to 0111 Shelve the Lock Master User Step Detailed Instructions 1 Po...

Page 30: ...re lock time expires press Enter key followed by the 0 key and then the 0 key again The lock responds with one beep flash of the green LED every second until the SA key is inserted into the lock key r...

Page 31: ...om of the audit record list 7 Attach Palm Organizer to PC Insert the Palm Organizer into the Palm cradle attached to the PC Perform Hot Sync 8 View Print audit data stored Logon to the PC software and...

Page 32: ...ock responds with two simultane ous beeps flashes of the green and red LEDs The lock user table has now been downloaded to the SA Key User Information Retrieval Via Palm Organizer Step Detailed Instru...

Page 33: ...Load Lock User Table Holiday Daylight Savings Time Data Created on PC This feature provides the function to load Lock User Table Holiday Daylights Savings TIme data created with the PowerLever Door L...

Page 34: ...en finished click the Close button on the List of Locks Processed window After all locks have been processed perform a Hot Sync operation with the Palm 3 Connect Palm Organizer to Connect the Palm Int...

Page 35: ...multaneous beeps flashes of the green and red LEDs Enable Palm Communications This feature provides the function to set up communications between the lock and the Palm organizer To enable Palm communi...

Page 36: ...ypad User s from Lock Using the Keypad p 26 and then 31 Delete Key Access User s from Lock Using the Keypad p 27 and then 32 Delete Key Access User from Lock Using the Smart Key p 28 and then 40 Load...

Page 37: ...37 Notes...

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