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GENERAL PLAN OF THE SYSTEM
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EXTERNAL PLAQUE
This term is used to define the electronic checks that use various technologies to allow the user access to the room us-
ing an encrypted "code" that generates an electrical impulse that allows the door to be opened. The lock can be con-
trolled using two different access systems:
1A
TAG (Transponder – RFID).
• Instruction from page 5 to page 12.
1B
Numerical Keypad with built-in TAG reader.
• Instruction from page 13 to page 20.
In addition the door can be controlled
using a radio-control
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.
• Instruction from page 21 to page 25.
Follow the specific instructions for the system fitted on your door.
NOTE:
For both versions, circuits or other components are housed in the external plaques, and if these are intercepted in
case of an attempted violation, they can cause the lock to open.
INTERNAL PLAQUES:
The internal plaque
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houses two keys for opening and closing the lock by means of a mo-
tor built into it.
Push the green to open the door. When the (smaller) black key is pushed, this causes the link-
ages to move out quickly, and consequently the door is closed.
However, for normal use for which the lock is programmed in the factory (operating mode 1)
x1R independently and automatically sees to making your door safe, guaranteeing maximum
peace of mind at all times.
The two keys are also used for programming the operating functions. This plaque is equipped
with an LED and a buzzer to provide an acoustic signal.
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