TLJ access control ADB1-0 Smart Deadbolt Lock User Manual

TLJ access control ADB1-0 Smart Deadbolt Lock

Product Information

The product is a door lock system that comes with various components including a front panel, back panel, fire bowl, motor tail, deadbolt, keeper, base plate, face plate, DPS magnet, screws, and a door cutting/milling template. The lock system is powered by 6 AA batteries and has an internal LED button as well as a thumbturn for manual operation. The lock also has a USB-C power bank for emergency power. The lock system features various guidance symbols such as the plus symbol for adding new user PINs and the minus symbol for deleting existing PINs. Important note: The lock system is designed to fit doors with thicknesses ranging from 1.75 inches to 2.25 inches, and users must measure their door thickness before installation. It is important to follow the door cutting/milling template provided to ensure proper lock performance. Additionally, if the fire bowl is inserted in the wrong direction, the cable may tear and will not be covered by the manufacturer’s warranty.

Product Usage Instructions

Door Preparation

1. Measure the door thickness and ensure it falls within the range of 1.75 inches to 2.25 inches.
2. Using the cutting template provided, fold it around the door edge and mark the centers.
3. Use a hole saw drill bit to bore the holes as per the template.
4. Prep the face of the door using a chisel.

Installation

1. Insert the fire bowl into the bored hole from the outside of the door. Ensure that the base of the bowl is facing the inside of the door.
2. Insert the deadbolt in the unlocked state and secure it in place using 2 screws (Screw A).
3. Position the front panel on the outer face of the door and screw the 2 alignment pins into the indicated holes on the back plate to align the front and back lock panels.
4. Feed the cable through the back plate’s bottom hole and position the back plate onto the door.
5. Secure the back plate using the correct length screws (Screw B or C), based on the door thickness, ensuring both front panel and back plate are straight.
6. Maneuver the cable using the black cable grips as shown by the red line.
7. Insert the motor tail and ensure its orientation is horizontal, and the thumbturn should be horizontal as well.
8. Connect the cable while positioning the back panel onto the back plate. Ensure that the motor tail slots into the deadbolt.
9. Insert 6 AA batteries and secure the battery cover and two side caps.

Manual Checks

1. Rotate the thumb turn twist 90 degrees towards the door edge. The deadbolt should now be applied. Repeat this process several times to ensure it is free and easy to rotate.

Installing the Keeper

1. Insert the two large `F’ screws into the outer holes to mount the keeper.
2. Mount the keeper faceplate using two screws (Screw A).

Box Contents

Door Cutting/Milling Template

Installation
Tools Required Door preparation

Important Note
The door preparation is critical to the fre integrity of the full door set, so ensure to follow the template provided. Additiona Ily, lock performance can be effected when door preperation is not accurate.

Affxing fire bowl & deadbolt

Mounting front pad

Affixing the backplate

Mounting the back panel

Manual checks

Installing the keeper

Guidance Symbols

Initial Setup

Creating the Master PIN Code
This must be performed after installation or following any factory reset. Programming the ADB1.0 is not possible until a Master PIN Code has been created.

Important Note
Default mode is Z-Wave. ADB1.0 will automatically select the directional handing after the Master PIN has been set.

Operation Mode
The Zpad has 2 different operations; Z-Wave (controlled and managed by a 3rd party platform via a gateway) & DIY (to be controlled and managed manually using the onboard menu)

Operating Mode – Z-WaveTM

(option 1)

Important Note
To enter the Menu, press  and HOLD the Enter key for 3 Secs, followed by Master PIN and Enter.

• 1 – Reset door direction
  The ADBI .O automatically determines which direction is lcxk and which is unlock, following the Master PIN being set successfully. If the ADBI .O is installed on a different door, then maybe this direction logic needs to be determined again.

• 2 – Pair/Unpair to a Z-WaveTM Gateway
  Ensure to enter the Gateway into inclusion/exclusion mode at the same time, the ADBI .O will timeout after 60 seconds of inactivity. When inclusion or exclusion is finished the ADBI.O will sound audible and return to the Main Menu.

• 9 – Change Master PIN
  Please note the Master PIN should not be too simple. It must be 4-8 digits in length. Once inputted press the Enter Key, and watch the ADBI.O recall it, if correct press Enter.

• O – Change the operating mode
  1 = Z-Wave mode, controlled by a 3rd party via a gateway 2 = DIY mode, controlled manually by the onboard menu

DIY (option 2)

Onboard Menu

Important Note
To enter the Menu, press and HOLD the Enter key for 3 Secs, followed by Master PIN and Enter.

• 1 – Reset door direction The ADBI -O automatically determines which direction is lock and which is unlock, following the Master PIN being set successfully. If the ADBI-O is installed on a different door, then maybe this direction logic needs to be determined again.
• 2 – DIY Operating Mode There are 2 options; 1 = Auto (Default), 2 = Manual Lock, i.e. stays unlocked until user locks it.
• 3 – Adding PIN codes or RFID tages (card, fobs etc 13.56Mhz) There are 2 type of users, 1 = Normal User, 2 = Admin User. Normal users can only unlock/lock the door when forbidden is not enabled, where as an Admin user can. RFID credentials utilise the strictly 10 digit decimal UID (unique identifer) which is usually printed on the card itself. If not, then an encoder will be required to read the UID or even an NFC compatible smartphone utilising a freeware NFC app

A User ID is a 3 digit reference number which is attached to a User PIN. The user’s name should be logged on the ‘Users List’ on page X of this user guide against the User ID in the first column. This allows User PIN (even if not known) to be deleted at a later date, as long as the User List is kept safe or course!

• 4 – Pair/Unpair to a Z-WaveTM Gateway
  Ensure to enter the Gateway into inclusion/exclusion mode at the same time, the ADBI-O will timeout after 60 seconds of inactivity. When inclusion or exclusion is finished the ADBI-O will sound audible beeps and return to the Main Menu.

• 5 – Delete User PIN/RFID credentia
  l Refer to the User List, to collect the 3 digit User ID which should be deleted. The User List is on page X of this user guide, or perhaps on a self made list. Without the User ID, the ADBI-O must be Factory Reset which will delete ALL User PINS.

• 6 – Noise Setting
  There are 3 options; 1 = Silent mode (except when using the onboard menu) 2 = Noise on (Default) 3 = Silent mode except major alerts

• 7 – Advanced Setting
  The ADBI-O has configuration options, below lists them alongside their default value.

Important Note
DPS (Door Position Sensor) allows the ADB1.0 to know if the door is in its frame, i.e. fully closed. This can help protect against deadbolt miis-use and thus bending/jamming.

• 8 – Forbidden Mode
  There are 2 options; 1 = Forbidden Mode Enabled & 2 = Forbidden Mode Disabled (default). Forbidden Mde stops ALL users normal and admin from operating the Zpad. It can be enabled and then disabled later, i.e. useful when all access needs to be stopped but then granted again, without deleting and re-adding users. Please note the Master ccxie can still operate the Zpad even in Forbidden Mode.

• 9 – Change Master PIN Note, the Zpad will not accept Master PINs which are too simple, i.e. 123456 or 111222. The Master PIN must be between 6 – 8 digits in length. If the current Master PIN has been forgotten, then a Factory Reset will be required.

• O – Change the operating mode
  1 = Z-Wave mode, controlled by a 3rd party via a gateway
  2 = DIY mode, controlled manually by the onboard menu

Factory Reset

There are 2 types of Factory Reset, both detailed below

Factory Reset 1

• There are 2 types of Factory Reset, both detailed below.
• Reset all configurations to default status
• Delete access for all users and user types
• Delete the current Master PIN
• Delete the current Operating Mode
• Delete the derectional handing
• Gateway NOT deleted

Factory Reset 2

As per Factory Reset 1 Gateway pairing deleted

Users List – Keep It Safe

• This Users List is only partial, it is recommended to duplicate and extended it, then keep safe.

Troubleshooting

For Technical Support please visit www.TLJlimited.com or contact your local representative

Important Note
Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

NOTE: 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.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This equipment should be and 0#rated with a minimum distance of 20cm betwæn the radiator & your This transmitter must not be co- lcM3ated or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.
TLJ Group Limited
HQ: 68/78 Leads Road, Hull, East Yorkshire, HU7 0BY, UK

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