Chatsworth System 1000 Electronic Lock Kit Programming Guide

Below you will find brief information for Electronic Lock Kit System 1000. This programming guide provides instructions on how to program the access codes, change the master code, and reset the factory default settings. The device also includes features such as low battery warning and a penalty time for entering incorrect codes.

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Programming Guide

Electronic Lock Kit System 1000

OVERVIEW

The Electronic Lock Kit System 1000 includes a programmable, stand alone, battery-powered replacement door lock with an integrated 10-digit keypad. The handle stores three access codes, each with different programming rights.

Master Code (8-digits) can:

• Open the lock

• Change the Master Code

• Set/Change/Delete the Sub-Master Code

• Set/Change/Delete the User Code

Sub-Master Code (8-digits) can:

• Open the lock

• Change the Sub-Master Code

• Set/Change/Delete the User Code

User Code (4-digits) can:

• Open the lock

• Change the User Code

Be sure to change the Factory Set Master

Code and User Code (right) to unique codes

for your cabinets – see page 2.

Factory Set Codes

(After 04/04/2016):

• Master Code: 11 33 55 77

• User Code: 22 44

OPERATION

Enter the Master Code or the User Code. The Blue LED will flash and the lock will open allowing the handle to be turned to unlatch the door. 4 seconds open time.

PENALTY TIME

Entering three incorrect codes will cause the lock to shut down for 10 seconds.

PROGRAMMING

The lock must be in the open position with the (#) button visible. Every program command must begin by pressing the (#) button, followed by the Master Code,

BATTERY POWER

The Electronic Lock Kit System 1000 should provide approximately 15,000 openings of 4 seconds each from each new set of 2 x 1.5V AAA batteries.

LOW BATTERY WARNING

When the battery power is low the Red LED will flash 3 times before the Blue

LED flashes to signal acceptance of an access code. Batteries should be changed as soon as this happens. The lock will operate approximately 100 times once the low battery warning begins.

BATTERY FAILURE OVER RIDE

If battery power fails, use an external 9V PP3 battery to open the lock.

• Place the contact points of the 9V PP3 battery against the contact points surrounding the Red LED (+) and Blue LED (-) LEDs.

• Enter the Master Code.

• The motor will withdraw the locking pin allowing the lock to be opened.

• Fit new batteries by removing the rear-fixing screw and swinging the lock down and over the edge of the door. The battery compartment is on the back of the lock. Replace the batteries and secure the handle.

FACTORY SET CODES RESET PROCEDURE

• Remove the rear-fixing screw and swing the lock assembly over the edge of the door to reveal the battery compartment.

• Remove one battery.

• Press and hold the 5 button, replace the battery, the Blue LED will flash twice, release the 5 button. Within three seconds press the 5 button three times.

• The blue LED will flash twice and the lock will revert to the factory master code

11 33 55 77 and all other stored settings will be erased.

IIS-739226, 4/5/16, Rev. 2, CPI/D.KNAPP/JL

800-834-4969 (USA & Canada) • www.chatsworth.com • [email protected]

For international phone numbers, see our website or contact CPI Tech Support.

This drawing contains proprietary and confidential information and is protected by U.S. and international law. Unauthorized reproduction, disclosure or use of the drawing or the information therein is expressly forbidden except as agreed to in writing by Chatsworth Products, Inc.

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Installation Instructions

Electronic Lock Kit System 1000

Sub-Master Code or User Code. See instructions on the next page.

MASTER CODE COMMANDS

CHANGE THE MASTER CODE (8-digits)

(#) (Master Code) ● (01) ● (New Master Code) ● (New Master Code) ●●

Example: #11335577●01●12345678●12345678●●

Result: The Master Code is changed from the default 11335577 to 12345678.

SET OR CHANGE THE USER CODE (4-digits)

(#) (Master Code) ● (02) ● (User Code) ●●

Example: #11335577●02●9999●●

Result: The new User Code is 9999.

DELETE THE USER CODE

(#) (Master Code) ● (03) ●●

Example: #11335577●03●●

Result: The User Code is deleted.

SET OR CHANGE THE SUB-MASTER CODE (8-digits)

(#) (Master Code) ● (04) ● (Sub-Master Code) ● (Sub-Master Code) ●●

Example: #11335577●04●87654321●87654321●●

Result: The new Sub-Master Code is 87654321.

DELETE THE SUB-MASTER CODE

(#) (Master Code) ● (05) ● (05) ●●

Example: #11335577●05●05●●

Result: The Sub-Master Code is deleted.

SUB-MASTER CODE COMMANDS

CHANGE THE SUB-MASTER CODE (8-digits)

(#) (Sub-Master Code) ● (06) ● (New Sub-Master Code) ●

(New Sub-Master Code, 8-digits) ●●

Example: #87654321●06●10101010●10101010●●

Result: The Sub-Master Code is changed from 87654321 to 10101010.

SET OR CHANGE THE USER CODE (4-digits)

(#) (Sub-Master Code) ● (07) ● (User Code) ●●

Example: #87654321●07●8888●●

Result: The User Code is now 8888.

DELETE THE USER CODE

(#) (Sub-Master Code) ● (08) ●●

Example: #87654321●08●●

Result: The User Code is deleted.

USER CODE COMMANDS

CHANGE THE USER CODE (4-digits)

(#) (User Code) ● (New User Code) ● (New User Code) ●●

Example: #2244●2222●2222●●

Result: The User Code is changed from 2244 to 2222.

Note: The symbol ● indicates the blue LED flashing once.

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Key features

Programmable access codes
Low battery warning
Penalty time for incorrect codes
Factory default settings reset
Battery failure override
Integrated keypad
Stand alone operation
Battery powered

Frequently asked questions

To change the Master Code, press the '#' button, followed by the current Master Code, then '01', then the new Master Code twice, and finally press the double asterisk (**) button.

To reset the lock to factory default settings, remove one battery, press and hold the '5' button, replace the battery, release the '5' button, and then press the '5' button three times within three seconds. The blue LED will flash twice, and the lock will revert to the factory master code '11 33 55 77' and all other stored settings will be erased.

Entering three incorrect codes will cause the lock to shut down for 10 seconds.

If the battery power fails, you can use an external 9V PP3 battery to open the lock. Place the contact points of the 9V PP3 battery against the contact points surrounding the Red LED (+) and Blue LED (-) LEDs, and then enter the Master Code.