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  • Page 1

    M:INSINST -E72 Prog. Guide 0701 Visit our website for more information on our complete product line, new product announcements, pricing , installation instructions and templates. www .sdcsecurity .com[...]

  • Page 2

    For T echnical Support Contact: Introduction Page i Congratulations, you have just purchased the E72 EntryCheck by SDC , the most advanced stand-alone door lock and access control system on the market today . The lock, designed for easy installation, will pro- vide years of reliable service when properly installed and maintained. This manual is des[...]

  • Page 3

    Before Y ou Begin Page iii KEYP AD INFORMA TION The E72 EntryCheck keypad has two special k eys: the T erminator and the Programming k ey . • T erminator - This key functions lik e the “enter ” k ey on a computer . Once the terminator is pressed, the information entered is saved. The default terminator key for the E72 is “*”. • Programm[...]

  • Page 4

    RESETTING THE E72 There may be a time when you need to fully reset your E72 and start over . If you reset the E72, all previous information in the lock memory will be lost. (This includes: users, scheduling, GGM code, E72 ID and lock settings.) Here are the steps to perform a full reset. 1. Remove batteries. 2. W ait approximately 5 minutes to allo[...]

  • Page 5

    Function 03 Add Group Schedule Page vii Day Code Sample Function P rogramming P age V alid User Code Function 03 Group Schedule Level: Master Function schedules OPEN and CLOSE time/day for an established GROUP of users. This function differs from the Basic Schedule (Func. 02) , in that specific GROUPS can be granted access. (Military) Hours Minutes[...]

  • Page 6

    Factory Code * 9991234 PIN Initialize Great Grand Master Page 2 IF ERROR ON ENTRY OR NO ENTRY IN 5 SECONDS, LOCK WILL TIME-OUT . BEGIN AT STEP 1. 3 to 6 Alpha-Numeric # Level: Master When the Great Grand Master (GGM) is entered it has the two components that are found in all codes. 1. User ID (UID) 3 to 4 DIGITS 2. Pin Number (PIN) 3 to 6 DIGITS/AL[...]

  • Page 7

    V alid User Code Level: Master DA TE MUST BE SET PRIOR T O ACTIVA TING SCHEDULING. This function SETS the MONTH, DA Y , YEAR and DA Y OF THE WEEK. Function Number 3 * Note DA TE MUST BE SET PRIOR TO ACTIV A TING SCHEDULING. The DEFAUL T for this function is MM/DD/YY . AL TERNATE D A TE FORMAT can be used by entering: DD/MM/YY “0” “ * ”. ENT[...]

  • Page 8

    Close Time (Military) Hours Minutes * See Day Code Mgmt. Defined V alid User Code Basic Schedule Function 02 Page 6 IF ERROR ON ENTRY OR NO ENTRY IN 5 SECONDS, LOCK WILL TIME-OUT . BEGIN AT STEP 1. Level: Master The BASIC SCHEDULE function is a powerful tool that recognizes those scheduling TIMES that GROUPS have in COMMON . It was designed to give[...]

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    V alid User Code See Day Code Mgmt. Defined User Schedule Function 04 Page 8 IF ERROR ON ENTRY OR NO ENTRY IN 5 SECONDS, LOCK WILL TIME-OUT . BEGIN AT STEP 1. Level: Master Function schedules OPEN and CLOSE time/day for INDIVIDUAL user . This function is intended to work in conjunction with an existing group schedule. Ex. User “ A” belongs to g[...]

  • Page 10

    Mgmt. Defined Month Day Mgmt. Defined Month Day Mgmt. Defined (Up to 4 Digits) # V alid User Code End Date * T emporary User Schedule Function 06 Page 10 IF ERROR ON ENTRY OR NO ENTRY IN 5 SECONDS, LOCK WILL TIME-OUT . BEGIN AT STEP 1. Level: Master Function allows an existing USER to be flagged as a TEMPORARY USER. The TEMPORARY USER will function[...]

  • Page 11

    V alid User Code User Defined See Note User Defined New PIN Number Change User PIN Function 08 Page 12 IF ERROR ON ENTRY OR NO ENTRY IN 5 SECONDS, LOCK WILL TIME-OUT . BEGIN AT STEP 1. Level: User Function allows the USER to CHANGE their PIN . The change user PIN function adds overall security to the locks by allowing users to change a compromised [...]

  • Page 12

    Function Number 0 * V alid User Code Deny/R estore Access T o Selected Groups Function 10 Page 14 IF ERROR ON ENTRY OR NO ENTRY IN 5 SECONDS, LOCK WILL TIME-OUT . BEGIN AT STEP 1. Level: Master This function allows RESTRICTED ACCESS to SELECTED USER GROUPS without erasing the group/groups from memory . Once access has been denied to a group/groups [...]

  • Page 13

    IF ERROR ON ENTRY OR NO ENTRY IN 5 SECONDS, LOCK WILL TIME-OUT . BEGIN AT STEP 1. Clear Memory Function 16 Level: Grand Master This function will CLEAR the MEMORY of the lock and/or CLEAR ALL SCHEDULES, D A TE AND TIME. Enter "0" to CLEAR ALL USERS, DA TE , TIME , SCHEDULES & FUNCTIONS. (EX CEPT GGM and LOCK ID .) Enter "1" [...]

  • Page 14

    IF ERROR ON ENTRY OR NO ENTRY IN 5 SECONDS, LOCK WILL TIME-OUT . BEGIN AT STEP 1. Define Open Time Function 18 Page 18 V alid User Code 1 to 9 Seconds Level: Master This function SETS the time the lock will REMAIN OPEN to allow access. The time INTERVAL may vary between 1-9 SECONDS . Shorter open times help to prevent tailgating. If user opens the [...]

  • Page 15

    IF ERROR ON ENTRY OR NO ENTRY IN 5 SECONDS, LOCK WILL TIME-OUT . BEGIN AT STEP 1. F irst Super visor to Arrive Function 31 Page 20 V alid User Code Level: Grand Master This function will override the set schedule, denying USERS access until a user with a MINIMUM ACCESS OF SUPERVISOR (02-04) enters their code. After a supervisor enters their code, t[...]

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    IF ERROR ON ENTRY OR NO ENTRY IN 5 SECONDS, LOCK WILL TIME-OUT . BEGIN AT STEP 1. Function 34 Lock Audio Page 23 V alid User Code Select One: (0) Audio OFF (1) Audio ON Level: Master LOCK AUDIO is designed to give an audio feedback from internal sounding unit. The lock keypad has an audible click which sounds at all times with every keystrok e. Not[...]

  • Page 17

    Fail Secure Function 36 Page 24 IF ERROR ON ENTRY OR NO ENTRY IN 5 SECONDS, LOCK WILL TIME-OUT . BEGIN AT STEP 1. V alid User Code Level: Grand Master THIS FUNCTION IS ONLY INTENDED FOR USE IN BA TTERY POWERED UNITS. In case the low battery warning goes unnoticed, (See Battery Information page iv) and the lock runs out of power , this function ensu[...]

  • Page 18

    Upload Lock Information Function 14 Page 26 IF ERROR ON ENTRY OR NO ENTRY IN 5 SECONDS, LOCK WILL TIME-OUT . BEGIN AT STEP 1. V alid User Code Level: Security Guard This function will take the information stored in the IDT and upload and update the E72’s memory . Any changes made at the door via the keypad and not updated in the computer will be [...]

  • Page 19

    Lock Upgrade Function 20 Page 28 IF ERROR ON ENTRY OR NO ENTRY IN 5 SECONDS, LOCK WILL TIME-OUT . BEGIN AT STEP 1. V alid User Code Level: Master This function is used to upgrade the memory of your E72. Here are the steps. 1. Obtain the lock serial number . The serial number is printed on the exterior backplate of the E72. Or , using the IDT , the [...]

  • Page 20

    Military Time Conversion Chart P rogramming Category Maximum Quantities* Page 30 Standard Time Military T ime 1:00 a.m..................................0100 2:00 a.m..................................0200 3:00 a.m..................................0300 4:00 a.m..................................0400 5:00 a.m..................................0500 6:00 [...]

  • Page 21

    Access, Deny/Restore to Selected Groups, F unction 10.........14 Access Level, Set, Function 11 ............................................15 Alternative T erminator , F unction 37.......................................25 Audio, Lock, Function 34 ......................................................23 Audit T rail, Download, Function 5...........[...]