7. Clearing locking authorisations
7.1 Clearing
the locking
authorisations of
individual keys
7.2 Procedure to
follow if a user
key is lost
8. Operation
8.1 Normal
operation
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• Privileged user keys
Privileged user keys have the same rights as normal user keys, but can also open
doors with the "Do not disturb" function activated.
NOTE
The "Do-Not-Disturb" function must be activated using the software
configuration with the "MDU 110".
For step-by-step instructions "Allocating locking authorisation -
privileged user keys" see illustrations starting on page 74.
• User keys with deadbolt lock function
User keys with the deadbolt lock function have the same rights as normal user
keys, but can set doors to permanently open. Presenting any valid user key locks
the lock.
For step-by-step instructions "Allocating locking authorisation -
user key deadbolt lock function" see illustrations starting on
page 75.
For step-by-step instructions "Clearing locking authorisation -
individual user keys" see illustrations starting on page 77.
If a user key was lost, all user keys must be cleared at the affected door terminals:
For step-by-step instructions "Clearing locking authorisation -
all user keys" see illustrations starting on page 78.
Then locking authorisation must be allocated to all of the required user keys again
(see chapter "6. Allocating locking authorisations").
From the inside:
• Open door using lever handle.
The door can be opened from the inside at any time using the lever handle.
From the outside:
• An authorised user key is needed to open the door from the outside.
For step-by-step instructions "Operation" see illustrations starting
on page 79.