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Set the changeover contact activation time (see section 8. k) to be used e.g. for switching a
door lock.
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Then check whether the door lock can be opened using the stored transponders or user
codes.
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You can make other settings if you want; for example, you can enable or disable the protective
function (section 8. l/n), toggle between normal and bypass mode (section 8. n/o), or set the
AUX output (section 8. p/q/r).
b) Accessing via valid transponder/code
Changeover contact:
Once the code lock has recognised a valid transponder or code, the changeover contact and
door opener are activated for a preset time and the LED lights up green.
The code lock recognises that the door is opened via the door contact. The LED flashes green
and blue alternately (or green and red if the AUX output is activated simultaneously). You cannot
activate any other function during this time.
As soon as the door has been closed, the LED lights up blue (or red if the AUX output is acti-
vated simultaneously).
AUX output:
Once the code lock has recognised a valid AUX transponder or AUX code, the AUX output is
activated for a preset time and the LED lights up red.
The LED lights up blue once the AUX output has been disabled.
c) Accessing via door opener button
Briefly pressing the door opener button activates the changeover contact and the door opener
for a preset time and the LED lights up green.
The code lock recognises that the door is opened via the door contact. The LED flashes green
and blue alternately (or green and red if the AUX output is activated simultaneously). You cannot
activate any other function during this time.
As soon as the door has been closed, the LED lights up blue (or red if the AUX output is acti-
vated simultaneously).
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