Schlage Electronic Security IRC Door Lock Low Power Proximity Transmitter User Manual 55005 B

Schlage Electronic Security Door Lock Low Power Proximity Transmitter 55005 B

Manual

Form 55005 Rev. B 09-25-2001CM5500 COMPUTER MANAGED MORTISE LOCKINSTALLATION MANUALCM5500-KPI CM5500-IBOCM5500-MGK CM5500-MGI CM5500-PXK CM5500-PXI PRO5500The 5500 series lock is a stand-alone, microprocessor controlled, electromechani-cal locking system. The 5500 employs a heavy-duty mechanical design with fewermoving parts that a standard mechanical mortise lockset, for ease of installationand high reliability. It is powered by four, standard AA batteries, providing up to80,000 activations.Operationally, the outside lever is normally locked and the inside lever alwaysretracts the bolt to allow egress. Electronic access control is achieved by enteringan”Access Credential” (magnetic stripe card, code of iButton Key, or HID Prox fobor card). Electronic access control capabilities are listed below by model. All mod-els are designed to accommodate an emergency mechanical key override.Standard features of the CM models include up to 1000 user memory, real timefeatures including time zones and holidays, and audit trail of up to 1000 events.Optional ATK (audit trail - key override) will note any use of the mechanical key onthe audit trail report. Manual and computer programming is supported by all mod-els. The PRO models are manually programmed to accept up to 100 codes.Functions:5590: Office Function (3/4” latch) - has “Lock” and “Unlock” buttons on insideescutcheon. Function not available on PRO5596: Storeroom/Classroom Function (3/4” latch) - can be unlocked by “toggle”credential and relocked again by same. See programming guide for more informa-tion (form 57000).5598: Classroom Function with inside iButton reader - can be toggled unlocked byiButton plus pin (code). Can be relocked immediately from inside iButton reader inan emergency.5591: Office Function (1” Autobolt) - has “Lock” and “Unlock” buttons on insideescutcheon. Function not available on PRO5594: Storeroom/Classroom Function (1” Autobolt) - can be unlocked by “toggle”credential and relocked again by same. See programming guide for more informa-tion (form 57000). Function not available on PRO5593: Dormitory/Privacy Function (1” Autobolt) - Pushing either button on theinside escutcheon places lock in the “Privacy” mode: a “Lockout” credential ormechanical key is required to enter. Condition is cleared when the bolt is retractedfrom the inside. Function not available on PROModels:KPI: iButton reader and keypadIBO: iButton reader onlyMGK: Magnetic stripe card reader, iButton reader and keypadMGI: Magnetic stripe card reader and iButton readerPXK: Prox card reader, iButton reader, and keypadPXI: Prox card reader and iButton readerPRO: Keypad only - Manual programming only, 100 code memoryOptions:ATK: Audit trail of mechanicalkey use (not available on PRO)HSS: High security screws oninside escutcheonT3: Track 3 card reader(data must be ABA track 2 for-mat) - MGI/MGK onlyKD: Keyed Different, includesSchlage Everest cylinderLC: Less Cylinder5500 MORTISE LOCKAUTOBOLT5500 MORTISE LOCKSTANDARDCM5598SAFE SCHOOL LOCKWITH iBUTTON READER ON INSIDE
Form 55005 Rev. B 09-25-20012CM5500 COMPUTER MANAGED MORTISE LOCKINSTALLATION MANUAL1. PREP DOOR AND FRAME (IF NOT ALREADY DONE):A. Determine door hand. B. Mark the horizontal and vertical centerlines for the lock case (on door edge), strike, lever, and inside escutcheon. Notethat the backset is actually 2.813” (or 2 13/16”). This is very important for proper mounting.C. Place template on inside of door (opposite the side that the keypad/reader will be on). Line up the correct reference lineson the template with the edge of the door, depending on the hand (see paper template). The centerline on the door shouldline up with the vertical centerline of the template. Use the paper template to mark all holes. (Though the paper template isthe preferred way to prep the door, the dimensions below may be used if a paper template is not available.)D. Drill required holes. Note that all holes are required except the 3/4” hole just below the 1” hole, this is only required if thelock has the privacy feature (model 5594).BEFORE YOU BEGIN:Standard units are shipped from the factory to fit 1-3/4” doors. Verify the door thickness. If the door is not 1-3/4” thick, verifythat the door thickness option was ordered or consult factory.
Form 55005 Rev. B 09-25-20013CM5500 COMPUTER MANAGED MORTISE LOCKINSTALLATION MANUAL2. INSTALL CYLINDER, GASKET AND STANDOFFS:A. Install cam onto cylinder. Cam can be either a cloverleaf (shown) or straight, 11/16” design (not shown).B. Insert standard, 1-1/4” mortise cylinder into outside escutcheon from front (keypad/reader) side with keyway down.C. Slide lock washer into place with tab on top facing out, as shown below.D. Using nut tool (provided) tighten nut onto cylinder.E. Line up nearest notch on nut with tab on lock washer and bend tab into notch using nut tool so nut is secure. F. Install exterior gasket (if used).G. Install upper and lower standoffs.CYLINDERRECOMMENDED CAM:SCHLAGE P/N B502-948NUT TOOLEXTERIOR GASKETLOCK WASHERNUTSTANDOFFS - UPPERSTANDOFFS - LOWERTAB
Form 55005 Rev. B 09-25-20014CM5500 COMPUTER MANAGED MORTISE LOCKINSTALLATION MANUAL3. CHANGE HAND (IF NECESSARY):NOTE: The locks are shipped as ordered from factory. If it isnecessary to change the hand of the lock, follow the stepsbelow:TO CHANGE HAND OF LOCK CASE:A. With bolt fully extended, insert change pin (included in thehardware pack) into hole. (It will snap over a groove on themain shaft, holding it in place.)B. Remove set screw in bolt so bolt can be removed.C. Rotate bolt and reinstall on to shaft. Do not remove spring.D. Apply thread locking compound to set screw. Loctite 242 recommended.E. Install and tighten set screw (from other side, as shown).F. Remove change pin.5/32” SOCKET CAP SCREWLOCTITE 242 RECOMMENDEDOUTSIDE ESCUTCHEONADAPTERLEVEROUTSIDE HANDLECHANGE PINLOCK CASEBOLT(AUTOBOLT SHOWN)TO CHANGE HAND OF LEVERS:A. Loosen 5/32” socket cap screw and remove lever.B. Rotate handle to opposite position.C. Apply thread locker to screw. Loctite 242 recommended.D. Reinstall handle.E. Repeat for inside escutcheon (not shown).NOTE: Some lever designsrequire an adapter.ABCEDF
Form 55005 Rev. B 09-25-20015CM5500 COMPUTER MANAGED MORTISE LOCKINSTALLATION MANUALLOCK CASE#12 COMBINATIONSCREWSIF UNIT HAS PRIVACY FEATURE,FEED WIRE THROUGH CAVITYAND OUT 3/4” HOLE AS LOCKCASE IS INSERTED. DO NOTPINCH WIRES BETWEEN PARTS.4. INSTALL STRIKE BOX AND STRIKE:5. INSTALL LOCK CASE:Install lock case into edge of door. If the lock has the Privacy option, feed the wire harness though the 3/4” hole as shownbelow. Secure to door with #12-24 combination screws.IMPORTANT!Strike included with lock MUST beused for proper operation of mortiselockset.
Form 55005 Rev. B 09-25-20016CM5500 COMPUTER MANAGED MORTISE LOCKINSTALLATION MANUAL6. INSTALL OUTSIDE SPINDLE, OUTSIDE ESCUTCHEON AND BASE PLATE ASSEMBLY:Install base plate assembly onto inside of door. Use socket cap screws with washers on top standoffs and phillips headscrews on retractor assembly (bottom). Note that the cam on the outside escutcheon must be positioned with the dot at the6 O’Clock position and inside spindle must be inserted as shown in details.CAUTION!If any fasteners such, as washers,fall behind the PC board, removethem prior to installing batteries.INSIDE SPINDLE MUST BEINSERTED AS SHOWNSOCKET CAPSCREW, WASHERSBASE PLATE ASSEMBLYPASS WIRING HARNESS THROUGH 1”HOLE IN DOORPHILLIPS HEADSCREWSDOT - FACESDOWNOUTSIDESPINDLEPOSITIONCAMDETAIL
Form 55005 Rev. B 09-25-20017CM5500 COMPUTER MANAGED MORTISE LOCKINSTALLATION MANUALASSEMBLE SPRING ONTOINSIDE SPINDLE AND INSERTINTO CAM IN LOCKSET ASSHOWNINSIDE ESCUTCHEONPHILLIPS SCREWS(STANDARD) ORNO.6 SPANNERSCREWS(HSS OPTION - NOTSHOWN)7. INSTALL INSIDE SPINDLE, BATTERIES, AND INSIDE ESCUTCHEON:NOTE: The lock is shipped with four AA alkaline batteries. Always use new, high quality alkaline batteries.A. Plug wiring harness into PC board.B. Tuck wiring harness under retaining clip as shown in detail A, below. Not all wires shown will be present on all models.C. Install four AA batteries. Note polarity indication on battery holders.D. Assemble spring onto inside spindle as shown. install spindle into cam in lockset. Note that the flat side faces away fromthe door (See detail B).E. Install inside escutcheon, making sure that the inside spindle engages the lever cam.F. Test operation of inside lever to make sure that latch retracts fully.DETAIL BWIRE HARNESSRETAINING CLIPDETAIL A INSIDEIBUTTON WIREHARNESSWIRE HARNESS(PRIVACY ONLY)WIRE HARNESS(STANDARD)
Form 55005 Rev. B 09-25-20018CM5500 COMPUTER MANAGED MORTISE LOCKINSTALLATION MANUALOPERATIONAL TEST:1. Push down and up on inside lever: latch shouldretract.2. Push down and up on outside lever. Lever shouldbe disengaged from retractor and door should notunlock.3. Insert mechanical key into cylinder and turn coun-terclockwise until it stops (about 1/2 turn). Push downand up on the outside lever. The latch should retract.(On units with ATK option you should see the greenLED flash on the keypad/reader when the key isturned.)4. If the unit has a keypad, enter the factory defaultaccess code:1 - 3 - 5 - 7 - 9as soon as “9” is pressed you should hear a quiet“whir” and the green LED should flash green for about10 seconds. During this time, push the handle down.The latch should retract. After the green LED stopsflashing you should hear another quiet “whir” and thelock should relock. Test the handle again to verify thatit is locked.Note: Refer to the Programming Guide for informationon entering iButton keys or cards to test them. Notethat some literature may refer to I-buttons as “TEKs”or “TouchEntry Keys”.TROUBLE SHOOTING:PROBLEM: POSSIBLE CAUSE:Inside lever doesn’tretract latch: Inside spindle not installedMechanical key notworking: Wrong cam installed orcam installed in wrongposition. Outside spindlenot installed properly.Cylinder upside down.No response from key-pad/reader: Wiring harness not pluggedin/Batteries not installedproperly. Electronics prob-lem (consult tech. support)PROGRAMMING:Please refer to the programming guide, shipped withthe product, for instructions on manual programmingand creating master programming credentials. If com-puter programming is required, please refer to thedocumentation and help files included with the soft-ware for more information.OVERALL DIMENSIONS:This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device maynot cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including any interference thatmay cause undesired operation.

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