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Lenel OnGuard® 2010 ILS Lock Component Installation & Upgrade Guide, product version 6.4. This guide is item number DOC-304E, revision 1.005, August 2010

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ILS Lock Component Installation & Upgrade Guide

Table of Contents

Chapter 1: Introduction ...............................................................5

Certifications ................................................................................................... 5

Federal Communications Commission ............................................................................. 5

Industry Canada ................................................................................................................ 5

User Information for Devices ........................................................................... 5

Chapter 2: Install/Upgrade Lock Radio ......................................7

Prerequisites ................................................................................................... 7

ILS ACU Connections ..................................................................................... 8

Radio Upgrade Components ........................................................................... 9

Install Radio in the Field .................................................................................. 9

Replace Radio ............................................................................................... 10

Chapter 3: Install/Upgrade Lock Reader .................................11

Reader Upgrade Components ...................................................................... 11

Upgrade Reader .............................................................................................................. 11

Remove Reader .............................................................................................................. 11

Index .................................................................................................13

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Chapter 1: Introduction

Certifications

Applies to the WLM (Wireless Lock Module), also known as the Radio Module Unit, and the Wireless Gateway.

Federal Communications CommissionFCC ID: R32-WLMWWM01

Industry CanadaIC ID: 5058A-WLMWWM01

User Information for Devices

• Part 15 - §15.21. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

• Part 15 - Class A digital device or peripheral§15.105(a). This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.

• Part 15 - Class B digital device or peripheral§15.105(b). 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.

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1: Introduction

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Chapter 2: Install/Upgrade Lock Radio

Prerequisites

It is important to minimize potential ESD (Electrostatic Discharge) by using the following practices:

• Power down - Always power down electrical devices by disconnecting the power source. Remove batteries, unplug units from receptacle, etc.

• Ground yourself

– Use of an antistatic wrist strap, sole grounders, and conductive shoes is recommended.

– Discharge static by touching a grounded object such as a metal surface other than the one you are working with. Do this frequently during your install/upgrade procedure.

• Minimize contact with the components

– Touch the components as little as possible.– Avoid touching the surfaces of the wide parts, control boards, or radio

modules. Hold these components by the edge.

• Other tips

– If possible, maintain the relative humidity at 40% or greater. Dry areas conduct ESD.

– If possible ensure that certain components are grounded.

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2: Install/Upgrade Lock Radio

ILS ACU Connections

Reader Module ConnectorReader Module

Connector

Door Latch Monitoring Connector

Door Contact Connector - 3

pin

Wireless Radio Module

Connector

Clear Lock Button

Outside Rosette Cable

Connector

Radio Module Screws

Radio Module

Radio Connection Cable - 8 pin

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Radio Upgrade Components

Install Radio in the Field

1. Remove the Torx screws:

a. from deadbolt thumb turn (if equipped).

b. from top battery cover.

2. Remove the thumb turn and top battery cover.

3. Keep the screws, thumb turn, and battery cover together in a safe location.

4. Power down the lock by removing the batteries.

5. Carefully place a new radio module on the mounting brackets on the top of the lock back plate. Do not bend the radio antennae during the installation process.

6. Install both reader Torx screws. Tighten the reader screws to 7 in/lbs. Do not to over-tighten the screws to prevent damage from occurring to the radio module.

7. Connect one end of the 8-pin cable to the radio module and the other end to the lock’s ACU board. The ends of the cable are notched and can only be installed in one direction.

8. Reinstall the three (3) AA batteries.

9. If the lock ID has not changed, and the lock has been assigned to a wireless access point, the lock will attempt to join the network:

• A successful network join will return a solid green indication from the LED (Light Emitting Diode) on the radio module.

Radio Installation/Upgrade Kit - C4XRAD

Description Component

ILS Radio Module (900 MHz)

Connection Cable (8-pin)

Two (2) Torx screws

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• An unsuccessful join will return a solid red indication from the LED on the radio module. For troubleshooting information if network join is unsuccessful, refer to the ILS Lock Operation User Guide.

10. Upon a successful network join, replace the top battery and thumb turn along with the coordinating Torx screw.

Replace Radio




2. Remove the thumb turn and top battery cover.



5. Disconnect the 9-pin connector from lock’s ACU board.

6. Remove the two (2) Torx screws for existing radio module on top on lock back plate.

7. Remove the existing radio module and carefully replace it with the new radio module. Be careful not to bend radio antennae during installation process.

8. Reinstall both Torx screws. Do not to over-tighten the screws to prevent damage from occurring to the radio module.

9. Reconnect the 9-pin connector to the radio module and lock control board.

10. Reinstall the three (3) AA 1.5Ah batteries.

11. If the lock ID has not changed, and the lock has been assigned to a wireless access point, the lock will attempt to join the network:

• A successful network join will return a solid green indication from the LED on the radio module and the outside reader on the door.

• An unsuccessful network join will return a solid red indication from the LED on the radio module and the outside reader on the door. For troubleshooting information if network join is unsuccessful, refer to the ILS Lock Operation User Guide.

• For descriptions of all radio LED indications, refer to the ILS Lock Operation User Guide.

12. Upon a successful network join, replace the top battery and thumb turn along with the coordinating Torx screw.

Warning Ensure you do not pinch the radio reader when replacing the back cover.

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Chapter 3: Install/Upgrade Lock Reader

Reader Upgrade Components

• Reader Modules

– iCLASS CRXRWI– 125Khz (Prox) C4XRWA– Magnetic

• 626 - Satin Chrome CRXRWMC

• 605 - Bright Brass CRXRWMP

Upgrade Reader• For transitions from MAG to any other reader technology, no additional door

prep is needed.

• For transitions from any reader technology to MAG, additional door prep may be required to accept the reader.

Important : Review the install template for MAG reader installations.

Remove Reader




2. Remove thumb turn and top battery cover.



5. Remove the two (2) Phillips-head screws. At this time it is recommended to keep one hand on the reader to prevent the unit from dropping.

6. Carefully disengage the reader ribbon cable connector clips and remove the ribbon cable from the ACU board.

7. Slowly pull the reader off the door being careful to watch the path of the attached cable.

WarningIf you are replacing an existing prox reader with another prox reader, use caution when inserting the reader cable through the larger ½” hole. Consult the lock installation template for necessary door prep for reader installation.

WarningIf you are replacing an existing prox reader with a MAG reader, additional door prep is required. Consult the lock installation template for necessary door prep for reader installation.

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8. With one hand, fish the new reader cable through the existing opening. Use caution when routing the reader cable through the back plate opening.

9. Connect the 12-pin reader cable to reader module connection marked “MAG/PROXY” and then secure the safety clips.

10. Continue to hold the reader in place.

11. Tighten the two (2) reader head screws to 7 in/lbs until the reader is securely in place.

12. Reinstall the three (3) AA batteries.

13. Replace the top battery and thumb turn along with the Torx screw.

Warning Ensure you do not pinch the reader cable when replacing the back cover.

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Index

A

ACU connections .................................................. 8

B

Before installing or upgrading radio modules ...... 7

C

Certifications......................................................... 6Federal Communications Commission.......... 5Industry Canada ............................................. 5Wireless Gateway .......................................... 5WLM.............................................................. 5

Connections .......................................................... 8

E

Electrostatic discharge .......................................... 7

G

Grounding ............................................................. 7

I

Installlock reader ................................................... 11

Install radio ...................................................... 5, 9Installation templates .......................................... 11

N

Network join ......................................................... 9

P

Power Down ......................................................... 7Prerequisites.......................................................... 7

R

Radio Connection Cable (8-pin) ........................... 8Radio field installation.......................................... 9Radio Installation/Upgrade Kit ............................. 9Radio upgrade components................................... 9Reader Module...................................................... 8Reader Module screws.......................................... 8Reader upgrade components .......................... 6, 11Relative humidity.................................................. 7Remove radio ...................................................... 11Replace

prox reader with another prox reader........... 11prox reader with MAG reader...................... 11radio ........................................................ 6, 10

U

Upgradefrom any reader to MAG reader .................. 11from MAG to other readers ......................... 11lock reader ................................................... 11radio ........................................................ 5, 11reader components .................................. 6, 11

User information for devices ................................ 5

W

Wireless Gateway ................................................. 5WLM..................................................................... 5

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