Optical (Hybrid) / Audible Feedback Signal - Simons Voss Technologies KU SmartHandle Kurzanleitung

oPtical (HyBriD) / auDiBle feeDBacK signal.

1. 2 short audible signals / (smartHandle Hybrid: 2 short audible signals + led flashes blue twice briefly)
before engaging and a short audible signal after disengaging: indicates normal activation.
2. warning level 1 - low batteries: eight short audible signals before engaging. batteries will soon be
empty. replace batteries in the smartHandle!
3. warning level 1 (Hybrid – transponder use) - low batteries: eight short audible signals before engaging.
batteries will soon be empty. replace batteries in the smartHandle!
4. warning level 1 (Hybrid – smartcard use) - low batteries: eight short audible signals + led flashes red
briefly 8x before engaging: batteries will soon be empty. replace batteries in the smartHandle!
5. warning level 2 - extremely low batteries: eight short audible signals for 30 seconds with a one-second
break between each signal = emergency battery warning: batteries are almost completely empty.
replace the batteries in the smartHandle immediatelY!
6. warning level 2 (Hybrid – transponder use) - extremely low batteries: eight short audible signals for
30 seconds with a one-second break between each signal = emergency battery warning: batteries are
almost completely empty. replace the batteries in the smartHandle immediatelY!
warning level 2 (Hybrid – smartcard use) - extremely low batteries: 30 seconds long --> 8 short audible
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signals + led flashing red twice briefly with one second pause between each one = emergency battery
warning: batteries are almost completely empty. replace the batteries in the smartHandle immediatelY!
8. active: once warning level 2 has been emitted for the first time, the door can be opened with a
transponder around 50 times. after reaching this number of opening operations or after about 4 weeks,
smartHandle automatically switches to emergency battery storage mode. once at this warning level,
the smartHandle is in what is known as storage mode (g1) or freeze mode (g2) and can now only be
activated using a simonsvoss programming device or using a g2 battery replacement transponder (g2)
(consult the smartHandle manual for more details).
9. Hybrid: once warning level 2 has been emitted for the first time, the door can be opened with a
transponder/smart card around 200 times. after reaching this number of opening operations or after
about 2 weeks, smartHandle Hybrid automatically switches to freeze mode. once at this warning level,
smartHandle can now only be activated using a simonsvoss programming device or using a g2 battery
replacement transponder (consult the smartHandle manual for more detailed information).
10. eight short audible signals after disengaging: indicates that the transponder battery is empty. transponder
battery must be replaced.
DisassemBly of smart HanDle – mo.
On the majority of handles it is not possible to push the inlay over the handle (e.g., offset handles). The disassembly
refers to these handles. In other cases, it is possible to remove them immediately as soon as the inlay is detached.
1. undo the cylinder fastening screw and unscrew completely.
2. dismount cylinder.
3. use the supplied tool to grip carefully into the outer cover inlay from beneath and unlock the inlay.
4. push the outer cover as far away from the cover as possible.
5. push the outer cover away from the fitting.
6. carefully push the inlay through the opening in the outer cover and then remove the cover.
use the supplied tool to grip carefully into the inside cover inlay from beneath and unlock the inlay.
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8. push the inside cover as far away from the cover as possible.
9. push the inside cover away from the fitting.
10. carefully push the inlay through the opening in the inside cover and then remove the cover.
11. disconnect the 3-pole cable from the inside fitting with the 3-pole cable from the outer fitting.
12. optional: if a wavenet network is used, disconnect the 2-pole cable from the inside fitting with the 2-pole
cable from the outer fitting.
13. completely undo the fastening screws on the inside of the door.
14. Hold the inside and outer fittings firmly and carefully pull away from the door.
15. if necessary, loosen the hex screw in the inside door handle, but ensure that you only unscrew a little, so
that the screw remains in the handle.
16. remove the inside handle from the inside fitting.
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