Comp X Security TP-100 Wireless Lock Transmitter User Manual final users manual

Comp X Security Products, Inc Wireless Lock Transmitter final users manual

final users manual

StealthLock, Keyless Invisible Security 1 Instruction Manual StealthLock, Keyless Invisible Security 2 Thank you for purchasing StealthLock. StealthLock is an innovative solution for keyless invisible security. Using radio frequency technology, StealthLock allows you to secure almost any wood cabinet door or drawer with little or no changes to the cabinet design. StealthLock is battery operated and works with a user established 4 to 8 digit code. Operation is simple: input your code and press lock or unlock. The Latch can operate any Receiver Latch within a 15 foot range which allows it to be placed anywhere, leaving no trace of visible hardware. In addition, the Latch can operate multiple Receiver Latches to secure an entire room or bank of cabinets. StealthLock is designed to install and program easily and offers: Programmable user and supervisor codes Programmable modes of operation Programmable reset features StealthLock is recommended for use on cabinets made from: Wood Wood products Phenolic resin Glass StealthLock is NOT intended for: Metal furnishings or cabinets Mobile carts Exterior furnishings or cabinets Applications where temperatures fall below 50° F or above 120° F StealthLock may be used in households to help protect minors from unsafe materials. It is strongly recommended that all batteries used by the StealthLock be replaced on an annual basis. Please mark this date on your calendars to insure replacement. StealthLock has been developed to exceed the ANSI/BIFMA 50lb strength requirement. In the event you have allowed the batteries to die, you will need to forcefully enter the cabinet. The StealthLock strike plate is designed to shear away at 60lbs of force. A new strike plate will then be needed to operate the lock.
StealthLock, Keyless Invisible Security 3 1 – TL-600 Installation Tool 1 – SP-600 Drawer Strike Plate Screws Included 1 – TP-100 Transmitter Pad CR2032 Battery Included 1 – RL-100 Receiver Latch Screws Included SL-100 StealthLock Contents 2.500 .437 6.785 3.375 .315 1.500 1.250 .350 StealthLock, Keyless Invisible Security 4 Battery Installation – Receiver Latch While gripping the rear tabs, slide the battery housing in and up as shown Slide the battery housing back until it is completely free of the Receiver Latch Install four AAA batteries in the slots indicated on the back of the battery housing. Batteries should be replaced on an annual basis.
StealthLock, Keyless Invisible Security 5 Battery Installation - Transmitter Pad The Transmitter Pad uses a CR2032 battery that is expected to last 2 years in normal operation (4 open/close cycles per day). The LED will begin to blink after 5,500 operations to signal that the battery needs to be replaced. We strongly recommend that the battery be replaced on an annual basis to insure continued reliability. During initial installation, remove the red ribbon to activate the installed battery To replace the battery, insert a small flat blade screwdriver into the battery tray slot as shown Press the screwdriver in and down to release the battery tray Replace old battery with fresh CR2032 making sure that the positive (+) side of the battery is facing down in the battery tray Slide the battery tray back into the transmitter housing and snap into place StealthLock, Keyless Invisible Security 6 Installation Instructions – Receiver Latch The StealthLock is designed to operate within non-mettalic cabinetry. Use with other materials may limit or prohibit operation of the lock. We recommend testing the lock if using in a material other than wood. Batteries should be installed before installation. The SL-100 StealthLock kit is designed for mounting in cabinets with solid panel construction and full overlay doors. Tips for mounting this kit in other cabinet types can be found at www.stealthlock.com Step #1 - Position the Receiver Latch with strike plate and installation tool attached as shown. The front tabs on the installation tool should contact the front edge of the cabinet Installation Tool Tabs Front Edge of Cabinet Step #2 - Screw the Receiver Latch in place using 4 of the #6 x ½” screws supplied. If attaching to material less than ¾” thick, alternate fasteners may be required.
StealthLock, Keyless Invisible Security 7 Step #3 – Press the learn button on the Receiver Latch until the yellow LED lights to insure that the Latch is in the open position Step #4 – Remove release paper from the back of the strike plate Learn Button Release Paper Step #5 – Close door firmly and open it again. The strike plate will become affixed to the door in the proper mounting position. Remove and discard red installation tool Step #6 - Screw the strike plate in place using 2 of the #6 x ½” screws supplied. If attaching to material less than ¾” thick, alternate fasteners may be required. StealthLock, Keyless Invisible Security 8 Installation Instructions – Transmitter Pad The Transmitter Pad has a functional range of 15 feet from the Receiver Latch and can be mounted virtually anywhere on any non-metallic panel. To mount, simply remove the release paper from the tape on the back side of the Transmitter Pad, and press into place. Suggested mounting areas • Cabinet door face or drawer face • Wall above switch plate • Inside unlocked cabinet door or drawer to be hidden Remove release paper from tape The StealthLock keypad contains antimicrobial protection which inhibits the growth of bacteria, mold and mildew
StealthLock, Keyless Invisible Security 9 Programming – Introduction StealthLock is very easy to use and operate. Once installed, the user enters the user code (factory default 0000) and presses Lock to lock the cabinet. To unlock the cabinet, the user enters the user code and presses Unlock and the cabinet will open. StealthLock is fully programmable allowing the user or supervisor the ability to change codes, modes, and restore lock settings. While the StealthLock is easy to program, we highly recommend reading the complete programming instructions prior to making any changes. Keep track of any changes made by filling in the information on the page provided at the back of this manual. Key locations and indicator lights referenced in the programming instructions are shown below. RL-100 Receiver Latch Yellow and Green LED Indicator Learn Button – Use pen tip or paper clip to depress StealthLock, Keyless Invisible Security 10 Programming – Introduction TP-100 Transmitter Pad Please note the following: • StealthLock will reset to an unlocked position whenever the learn button is pressed. • Only one Transmitter Pad should be used for programming in a given area at any one time. The StealthLock is a radio frequency device and the use of multiple Transmitter Pads in the same area may result in interference and improper programming. • After pressing Lock or Unlock, the Green LED on the Transmitter Pad will light for about 2 seconds indicating that a transmission is in progress. • While the Green LED on the Transmitter Pad is lit, the keypad will not respond to any other entries until the transmission is completed. • If the Green LED on the Transmitter Pad flashes rapidly after pressing Lock or Unlock, this indicates that an improper code has been entered. Codes must always be 4 to 8 digits in length. • If the LED indicator on the Receiver Latch flashes Green/Yellow, this indicates that an improper code as been received. Start the learning function over taking care to enter the correct codes. Unlock Button Green LED Indicator Lock Button
StealthLock, Keyless Invisible Security 11 Programming the User Code Use these steps to change your current user code. The factory default code is 0000. User codes must be 4 to 8 digits in length. To view a video of these steps, go to www.stealthlock.com There is a 60 second programming time limit to each step. If you time out or make an error, programming will end and you will need to restart from step 1. 1. We suggest reading through the instructions prior to beginning programming 2. Press and hold the Receiver Latch learn button until the yellow LED light begins a one blink pattern, then release 3. Using the Transmitter Pad enter the current user code and press the Unlock button 4. Wait for green light on Transmitter Pad to turn off then enter the new user code and press the Lock button 5. Wait for green light on Transmitter Pad to turn off then re-enter the new user code and press the Lock button to secure code 6. If successful, the green LED light on the Receiver Latch will stay illuminated for 3 seconds 7. Once the green LED light has turned off, the Receiver Latch will automatically exit the learn mode 8. Test lock function with new code 9. We recommend writing down your new code in the back of these instructions and storing in a safe area StealthLock, Keyless Invisible Security 12 Programming the Supervisor Code Use these steps to change the current supervisor code. The supervisor code allows the owner of the StealthLock to overwrite the user code and change operational modes. The factory default supervisor code is 071856. It is highly recommended that the supervisor code be changed. Supervisor codes must be 4 to 8 digits in length. To view a video of these steps, go to www.stealthlock.com . There is a 60 second programming time limit to each step. If you time out or make an error, programming will end and you will need to restart from step 1. 1. We suggest reading through instructions prior to beginning programming. 2. Press and hold the Receiver Latch learn button until the yellow LED begins a two blink pattern 3. Enter the current supervisor code using the Transmitter Pad and press the Unlock button 4. Wait for green light on the Transmitter Pad to turn off then enter the new supervisor code and press the Lock button 5. Wait for green light on the Transmitter Pad to turn off then re-enter your new supervisor code and press the Lock button to secure code 6. If successful, the green LED light on the Receiver Latch will stay illuminated for 3 seconds 7. Once the green LED light has turned off, the Receiver Latch will automatically exit the learn mode 8. Test lock function with new code 9. We recommend writing down your new code in the back of these instructions and storing in a safe area. The supervisor code is not resettable if it has been forgotten.
StealthLock, Keyless Invisible Security 13 StealthLock features several modes of operation and reset ability. These functions can be changed using the following instructions by users who have rights to the supervisor code. Modes and reset can only be modified with knowledge of the supervisor code. Programming Single Use Mode / Non Single Mode Non Single Mode allows the user to set the user code to be used by a single person only. Single Use Mode allows for a revolving user code so the lock maybe used by multiple people without having to reprogram the Receiver Latch each time. There is a 60 second programming time limit to each step. If you time out or make an error, programming will end and you will need to restart from step 1. 1. We suggest reading through instructions prior to beginning programming 2. Press and hold the Receiver Latch learn button until the yellow LED begins a three blink pattern 3. Enter the Supervisor pin code and press the Unlock button Then either a. Set Single Use Mode, enter 1111 and press the Lock button Note that this will cancel self lock mode if it has been set Or b. Set Non Single Use Mode, enter 1111 and press the Unlock Note that the user code resets to 0000 when Single Use Mode is exited 4. If successful the green LED will flash twice on the Receiver Latch 5. Continue programming or enter 9999 followed by pressing the Lock button to exit Learn Mode 6. Test lock function for proper operation StealthLock, Keyless Invisible Security 14 Programming Self Lock Mode / Passage Mode Self Lock Mode automatically relocks the Receiver Latch 10 seconds after pressing the unlock button when a valid user or supervisor code is presented. Passage Mode keeps the Receiver Latch in an unlocked position after unlocking. There is a 60 second programming time limit to each step. If you time out or make an error, programming will end and you will need to restart from step 1. 1. We suggest reading through instructions prior to beginning programming 2. Press and hold the Receiver Latch learn button until the yellow LED begins a three blink pattern 3. Enter the Supervisor pin code and press the Unlock button Then either a. Set Self Lock, enter 2222 and press the Lock button Note that this command is ignored if Single Use mode is set Or b. Set Passage Mode, enter 2222 and press the Unlock button 4. If successful the green LED will flash twice on the Receiver Latch 5. Continue programming or enter 9999 followed by pressing the Lock button to exit Learn Mode 6. Test lock function for proper operation
StealthLock, Keyless Invisible Security 15 Programming Learn Disable / Learn Enable Learn Disable / Learn Enable Mode allows the supervisor to either allow or not allow a user to program a new user code. In Learn Disable Mode, only the users with knowledge of the supervisor code can make any programming changes. There is a 60 second programming time limit to each step. If you time out or make an error, programming will end and you will need to restart from step 1. 1. We suggest reading through instructions prior to beginning programming 2. Press and hold the Receiver Latch learn button until the yellow LED begins a three blink pattern 3. Enter the Supervisor pin code and press the Unlock button Then either a. Set Learn Disable, enter 3333 and press the Lock button Or b. Set Learn Enable, enter 3333 and press the Unlock button 4. If successful the green LED will flash twice on the Receiver Latch 5. Continue programming or enter 9999 followed by pressing the Lock button to exit Learn Mode 6. Test lock function for new mode operation. If Learn Disable has been set, the Receiver Latch should automatically go to a three blink pattern when the learn button is pushed and held. StealthLock, Keyless Invisible Security 16 Reset Factory Default Settings This feature returns the lock to its original factory settings. This will place the Receiver Latch into a Non Single Use Mode, Passage Mode, and Learn Enable Mode. It does not reset the user or supervisor code. There is a 60 second programming time limit to each step. If you time out or make an error, programming will end and you will need to restart from step 1. 1. We suggest reading through instructions prior to beginning programming 2. Press and hold the Receiver Latch learn button until the yellow LED begins a three blink pattern 3. Enter the Supervisor pin code and press the Unlock button 4. Enter 4444 and press the Lock button 5. If successful the green LED will flash twice on the Receiver Latch. Note that if Single Use mode was exited, the user pin code will default to 0000 6. Continue programming or enter 9999 followed by pressing the Lock button to exit Learn Mode 7. Test lock function to make sure default settings are restored
StealthLock, Keyless Invisible Security 17 Clear User Pin Code This feature returns the user code back the factory default setting of 0000. It does not reset any other mode or feature of the lock. There is a 60 second programming time limit to each step. If you time out or make an error, programming will end and you will need to restart from step 1. 1. We suggest reading through instructions prior to beginning programming 2. Press and hold the Receiver Latch learn button until the yellow LED begins a three blink pattern 3. Enter the Supervisor pin code and press the Unlock button 4. Enter 8888 and press the Lock button 5. If successful the green LED will flash twice on the Receiver Latch 6. Continue programming or enter 9999 followed by pressing the Lock button to exit Learn Mode 7. Test lock function to make sure user default setting is restored. Lock can now be programmed with a new user code StealthLock, Keyless Invisible Security 18 Auxiliary Power (Available June 2010) If desired, the StealthLock Receiver Latch may be connected to 120 VAC power using the optional RL-AP1 Power Supply Up to 10 Receiver Latches may be powered from the same Power Supply using the optional RL-APC Power Cords as shown RL-APC Power Cords RL-AP1 Power Supply RL-AP1 Power Supply RL-APC-3 Power Cord – 3 foot RL-APC-5 Power Cord – 5 foot RL-APC-10 Power Cord – 10 foot
StealthLock, Keyless Invisible Security 19 Notes – Battery Installation, User Codes, and Modes Battery Installation – Write down the date that batteries were first installed. Make a note on your calendar to replace all batteries on an annual basis. __________ __________ __________ __________ User Code – Write down your user code below to insure it is not forgotten. Keep in safe place. __________ __________ __________ __________ Supervisor Code – Write down your supervisor code below to insure it is not forgotten. Keep in safe place. __________ __________ __________ __________ Receiver Latch has been programmed to this Mode – □ Single Use Mode or … □ Non Single Use Mode □ Self Lock Mode or … □ Passage Mode □ Learn Enable or … □ Learn Disable Receiver Latch has been dedicated to a Transmitter Pad with this TPID – __________ __________ __________ __________ StealthLock, Keyless Invisible Security 20 Regulatory Information The user is cautioned that changes or modifications not expressly approved by CompX Timberline could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: • Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. • Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. • Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. • Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. IS-600-A Copyright 2010 © CompX Security Products

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