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- Page 1 Operating Instructions Kaba Access Control S e r i e s 2941 Indiana Avenue Winston-Salem, NC 27105 USA Tel: (800) 849-8324 (336) 725-1331 Model 15xx Fax: (800) 346-9640 (336) 725-3269 www.kaba-ilco.com Document Number 474.052 1105...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction Introduction ............1 Lock Description . -
Page 3: Lock Entry Methods
• Manager User - The Manager User is the second-tier manager who can pro- Extended operations will require a charging cycle approximately every 15 sec- onds. A monitor will provide audio and visual cues to the user when lock power gram all lock functions except for 1) adding/deleting the Master User and Man- drops below a sufficient level for operation. -
Page 4: Combinations
Combinations User PINs The PowerLever Series Lock is accessed via a combination entered at the key- For the Model 15xx lock, use of the User PIN is optional. It can be defined to a pad. A Variable Length Combination is a feature of the Model 15xx lock. The length of 0 (in which case no PIN has to be entered with the User ID) or it can combination can consist of as little as a one-digit User ID or the length can be be defined to a length of 1-4 digits. -
Page 5: Communicating With The Lock
Communicating with the Lock • One simultaneous flash of the green and red LEDs accompanied by a beep indicates that the lock is powered. In order to properly operate the lock, you must know what the lock is expecting • When power drops below a sufficient level for operation, the lock will continu- you to do and you must also understand what it means when the lock responds ally beep and flash the red LED. -
Page 6: Wrong Try Limit And Penalty Time
Wrong Try Limit and Penalty Time If a lock has been Activated and then is Shelved, all users are removed except for the Master User. The Master User’s combination is returned by the Shelving The wrong try limit is the maximum number of consecutive failed entry attempts to the default of all 0’s. -
Page 7: Lock Startup Operations
Lock Startup Operations Lock Operations Note: Before any startup operations can be performed, the activities listed in the previous “Lock Setup Activities” section must be completed. This operation is usually the first operation performed on the lock after installa- tion, as a means of checking basic lock operation. The following provides a brief list of the operations that should be performed to enable full operation capabilities of the lock. -
Page 8: Change User Id And Pin Lengths
Change User ID and PIN Lengths Note: Once the User ID and/or PIN length have been changed, all active combinations assume the newly defined combination length. If the lock is The length of the User ID + the length of the PIN = the length of the combina- in a Shelved state, this will only affect the Master User combination. -
Page 9: Activate The Manager User
Step Detailed Instructions Set the Re-Lock and Wrong Try Limit and Penalty Times Enter Master User Step Detailed Instructions Enter the new Master User combination again for combination verification. If the combination was verified suc- Power lock. Power the lock by depressing the outside lever. again. -
Page 10: Add Access User(S)
Add Access User(s) Change PIN Note: If at any time during the procedure the lock power drops below a Note: This operation is only applicable if PIN length is not 0. Master User, Man- sufficient level for operation, the lock will continually beep and flash the red ager User, and Access User PINs can be changed, but a Service User PIN can- LED, prompting the user to depress the outside lever to provide additional not be changed. -
Page 11: Open The Lock
Open the Lock Determine Model Type Step Detailed Instructions This feature provides identification of the model type. Power lock. Power the lock by depressing the outside lever. Note: This operation may be performed either with the lock shelved (using the Enter Enter the combination to open the lock. -
Page 12: Issue Service User Combination
Issue Service User Combination Remove Service User Combination This operation issues a one-time combination for a Service User that can be This operation removes a one-time combination that was issued for a Service used to open the lock. User so that it is not available to open the lock. Step Detailed Instructions Step... -
Page 13: Disable A Specific User Id
Disable a Specific User ID Enable a Specific User ID This operation allows the Master User or Manager User to restrict access to the This operation allows the Master User or Manager User to enable access to the lock for a specific Access or Service User. lock for a specific Access or Service User. -
Page 14: Disable A Group Of User Ids
Disable a Group of User IDs Enable a Group of User IDs This operation allows the Master User or Manager User to restrict access to an This operation allows the Master User or Manager User to enable access to a entire user ID group. -
Page 15: Switch Passage Function (On/Off)
Switch Passage Function (On/ Off) Step Detailed Instructions Enter Access User This operation allows Passage Function to be toggled On and Off. Enter an Access User’s ID to be deleted (or press the Enter key to exit.) The lock responds with two Step Detailed Instructions beeps/flashes of the green LED. -
Page 16: Change Master User Combination
Change Master User Combination Shelve the Lock Note: The new User ID that is selected must be an available ID (one that has Step Detailed Instructions not already been selected for another user). Power lock. Power the lock by depressing the outside lever. Enter Master User Enter the Master User combination. -
Page 17: Quick Reference
Quick Reference PowerLever Door Lock Worksheet Lock Keypad Commands This worksheet has been created to assist you in tracking and defining the com- binations for a lock. The following is a list of the keypad commands that are available for the PowerLever Model 15xx lock: Note: When PIN length = 0, Combination = User ID only;...
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