Eng - Assa Abloy Code Handle Fitting And Operating Instructions

IMPORTANT: Read "Safety and Regulatory Guide" and this manual thoroughly before registering codes or other
settings. It is important that you understand the procedure before you start the process, since you only have a
limited time to perform the procedure.
Fitting Instructions Code Handle

ENG

The handle is designed for doors that are 35 to 80 mm
thick, 1 '' to 3
requirements before you start installation. For door
thickness below 35 mm (1
be used.
Preparation: Check that all parts are included and make
sure you have the necessary tools, see page 2.
Fit the batteries according to the instructions on page 3.
Also read about batteries in section "Operating Instruc-
tions Code Handle
provided on the fold-out at the rear of the manual.
1 Register an administrator's code
The code handle must be initiated by deciding an
administrator's code prior to fitting the handle. The
code handle does not have an administrator's code
when delivered.
a Hold the handle horizontally with the pin/square shaft
downwards, fig. 1a.
b Hold buttons 1 and 4 pressed at the same time.
The LED flashes red, fig. 1b. Release the buttons.
The LED lights green constantly.
c Enter an administrator's code, 6 digits, fig. 1c. The LED
flashes green rapidly. The entered administrator's code
is now activated.
Note that all user codes are erased if the administrator's
code is changed. It is important that you write down
your administrator's code on page 24 and store it safely.
To change the administrator's code again, repeat the
procedure above.
2 Cut the screws
Place the inside handle (non coded) on the door
according to fig. 2 and fit the enclosed screws through
the handle rose and the lock case/door. Cut the screws
with a cutting tool at the closest unthreaded "waist" so
that the screw is either at level with the door face or sticks
out up to 6 mm (¼ ''). If the screw still too long, cut away
slightly more.
Operating Instructions Code Handle
Batteries
The ASSA ABLOY Code Handle
CR2 batteries.
BATTERY WARNING! The working life of the batteries
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is usually at least a couple of years, depending on
the number of code handle operations and the performance
of the batteries. If the LED flashes red when you press the
pushbuttons, it's time to change the batteries. In addition,
to accentuate the need to replace batteries, there is a
slight delay in opening at the same time as the LED flashes
red. The code handle will remember all codes during battery
replacement.
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THIS IS NOT A HI GH SE CURITY PR ODUCT
''. Check that your door fulfils these
'') distance ring 8820 can
". When fitting, use the illustrations
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is delivered with two
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3 Turn the square shaft
Turn the square shaft so that one of the flat parts
indicating "UP" is at the top, fig. 3. Hold it in this
position when fitting, as in fig. 4b.
4 Positioning the handle
A 22 mm (minimum) hole through the door is
required to accommodate for the cam around the
spindle.
a The handle fits door thicknesses between 35-80 mm
with a B-measurement (see fig. 4a) of at least 21
mm. For B-measurement between 14-21 mm, use
distance ring 8820.
b Position the outer handle (with pushbuttons) on the
outside of the door, fig. 4b. Make sure the handle is
kept horizontal throughout fitting.
c Screw the inner and outer handles together, fig. 4c.
Make sure that fitting is performed correctly,
so that both handles can move freely and are
spring-loaded upwards.
5 Unlock
Enter at least one user code, see section
"Enter new or change existing user code" under
"Operating Instructions Code Handle".
Unlock the handle by entering a correct code on
the pushbuttons 1 to 4, fig. 5. A correct code causes
the LED to flash green, if the sound is on, it is also
acknowledged by three short beeps. An incorrect code
causes the LED to flash red. The handle will remain
unlocked once a correct code has been entered, as
long as automatic locking has not been requested,
see section "Automatic locking" under "Operating
Instructions Code Handle".
6 Lock
Lock the handle by pressing the padlock button, fig. 6.
The LED flashes red. If the sound is on, locking is also
confirmed by a beep.
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It is important to choose good quality batteries for
replacement. Choose a well-known make of CR2 battery.
For battery replacement, follow the instructions on
page 3 and be aware of the safety aspects by:
• Installing the batteries the right way round, fig. 2,
page 3.
• Don't mix new and old batteries, or different makes.
• Replace both batteries at the same time.
• Don't expose batteries to fire.
• Handle discharged batteries responsibly and dispose
of them according to environmental guidelines.