TownSteel E-Elite 3000 Electronic Lockset User Guide

: June 6, 2024
: TownSteel

E-Elite 3000
Programming Guide
User Guide

Definitions

Code Length: The length of the Master Code defines the length of all other codes. Length of codes can be 4, 5, or 6 digits. Master Code and User Codes must be the same length.
LED Indicator: LED indicators are located at the top outside of the lock. Lock flashes both green and red LED dependent on user inputs.
Master Code: Code used to program and unlock the lock. Factory Default Setting Master Code is 12345 – this must be changed before programming the lock. Multiple locks can have the same Master Code.
Manager Code: A single lock can have a maximum of 5 Manager Codes. Manager Codes can program User Codes under the same group. Manager Codes can be programmed using functions 51, 52, 53, 54, and 55.
User ID: Two-digit Identification numbers for User Codes. Each User Code must have a User ID (00-99).
User Code: Codes used to unlock the lock. User Codes are programmed by the Master or Manager Code. The lock can have a maximum of 100 User Codes. Function 02 programs User IDs and their User Codes.
Service Code (One-time User Code): Code that allows one-time entry per code. Service Code is automatically deleted after it has been used. The lock can have a maximum of 5 Service Codes simultaneously active.
Passage Mode: Mode that keeps the lock unlocked until it is disabled. Factory Default Setting has this mode disabled. Function 40 enables Passage Mode and Function 41 disables Passage Mode
Pass Time: Period that a lock stays in an unlocked position after a valid code is entered. Factory Default Setting Pass Time is 5 seconds. Function 42 adjusts Pass Time from 2 to 20 seconds.
Sound: Keypad sound is enabled by Default Factory Setting. Disabling the sound affects the general operation and programming of the lock. Function 73 disables sound and Function 71 enables Sound.
Lock Status Indicator: LED indicator on the lock to show whether it is locked (flashing red LED) or unlocked (flashing green LED). Function 91 enables or disables the lock status indicator.
Penalty Time (Keypad Anti-Tamper Lockout Time): Period that a lock stays in a locked position after it reaches its max number of incorrect code entries. During Penalty Time, no other codes will be accepted. Factory Default Settings’ Penalty Time is 60 seconds after 3 invalid tries. Function 92 adjusts Penalty Time from 0 (disabled) to 90 seconds after 0 (disabled) to 9 tries. This is used to prevent unauthorized entry.
Group Function: A group is defined by the first and last location of User IDs programmed into a Manager Code. Manager Code programs User Codes under the same group. Group Function may be enabled or disabled by Master Code. Manager Code may program all User Codes if Group Function is disabled.

Factory Default Settings

Master Code: 12345
Passage Mode: Disabled
Pass Time: 5 seconds
Sound: Enabled
Lock Status Indicator: Disabled
Penalty Time (Keypad Anti-Tamper Lockout Time): 60 seconds after 3 Invalid Code Entries

Important Notes

Master Code must be changed from Factory Default Setting before programming any other codes.
The manufacturer assumes no liability, direct or indirect, due to failure to change the Master Code.
Pressing the Star (✴) key will cancel any on-going program sequence or code input.
Pressing the Pound (#) key starts programming.
Programming can be done only if the lock is locked unless in passage mode.
Replacing batteries does not change existing settings.
During programming, green LED indicator indicates success and the red LED indicator indicates failure.
o One green LED flash and 2 short beeps occurs after each program sequence. (●)
o Two green LED flashes and 2 beeps (one short beep and one long beep) occur at the end of each successful program sequence (●●).
o One red LED flash and 1 long beep indicate failure during program sequence.
The red LED will flash 0.5 second (with one long beep) after an invalid code is entered.
It is important to maintain track of user IDs and Codes used in the system to use certain features.
The length of the Master Code defines the length of all other codes. The length of the Master Code cannot be changed to other lengths unless factory default settings are restored (lock is reset).

Disclaimer – The Codes used in the following examples are not recommended for actual valid codes. The accepted protocol should be followed for secure codes. Repeated strings of numbers are not secure.

Change Master Code

Key Sequence
[#] [Master Code] ● [01] ● [1-digit Code Length] ● [New Master Code] ● [New Master Code] ●●

For example, to change Master Code to “5555”, Press: [#] [12345] ● [01] ● [4] ● [5555] ● [5555] ●●
The 3 options for the 1-Digit Code Lengths are 4, 5 or 6.
The length of the Master Code defines the length of all other codes. It cannot be changed to other lengths unless factory default settings are restored. In order to do any programming, you must change the Master Code from the default settings.

Sub-Master Code

Add/Change Sub-Master Code
Key Sequence
[#] [Master Code] ● [11] ● [New Sub-Master Code] ● [New Sub-Master Code] ●●
Note: Sub-Master code has access to all functions except being able to change master code and reset the lock to factory settings.

Manager Codes

Add a Manager Code
Key Sequence
[#] [Master Code/Sub-Master Code] ● [Enter 2-Digit Manager ID] ● [New Manager Code] ● [First 2-Digit User
ID Location]● [Last 2-Digit Last Location] ●●

For example, to add Manager code “8888” with Manager ID 51 which manages User ID’s 01-10, Press [#] [5555] ● [51] ●
[8888] ● [01] ● [10] ●●
Up to 5 Manager Codes can be programmed. Use 2-digit Manager Code ID’s 51, 52, 53, 54, or 55.
The 2-Digit First Location and 2-Digit Last Location sets the group of User Codes that the Manager ID will manage.
For example, the first location (01) and last location (10) will give the Manager ID 51 control over every User Code with an ID between 01 and 10, including 01 and 10.
2-Digit first and last locations cannot overlap with another Manager Code’s 2-Digit first and last locations.

Add Codes

Add a User Code
Key Sequence
[#] [Master Code/Sub-Master Code or Manager Code] ● [02] ● [2-digit User ID] ● [New User Code] ●●

For example, to add User Code of “2010” with User ID 01, Press: [#] [5555] ● [02] ● [01] ● [2010] ●●

Add Multiple User Codes
Key Sequence
[#] [Master Code/Sub-Master Code or Manager Code] ● [02] ● [2-digit User ID] ● [New User Code] ●●
[Second 2-digit User ID] ● [Second New User Code] ●● … And so forth

For example, to add User Codes “2020”, “2030” and “2040” with User ID 10, 11, and 12 respectively, Press: [#] [5555] ● [02] ● [10] ● [2020] ●● [11] ● [2030] ●● [12] ● [2040] ●●
Input of additional User Codes must start before the green LED indicator stops flashing (8 Seconds) otherwise start process
from the beginning.

Add a Service Code
Key Sequence
[#] [Master Code/Sub-Master Code or Manager Code] ● [Enter Service Code ID] ● [Enter Service Code] ●●

For example, to add Service Code 1 “9999”, Press [#] [5555] ● [21] ● [9999] ●●
Up to 5 Service Codes can be programmed. Use Service Codes ID’s 21, 22, 23, 24, or 25.
Service Codes are one-time use Codes that will be deleted after each use
You can Program all 5 Service Code IDs to the same code, i.e. “9999” giving that code 5 total uses before expiring.

Delete Codes

Delete a Code
Key Sequence
[#] [Master Code/Sub-Master Code or Manager Code] ● [03] ● [2-digit User ID] ●●

For example, to delete User Code “2040” with User ID “04”, Press: [#] [5555] ● [03] ● [04] ●●

Delete a Manager Code
Key Sequence
[#] [Master Code/Sub-Master Code] ● [Enter 2-Digit Delete Code] ●●

For example, to delete Manager Code 51, Press [#] [5555] ● [61] ●●
Up to 5 Manager Delete Code ID’s 61, 62, 63, 64, or 65.
All Manager Codes have their own corresponding Delete Code 61 = 51, … 65 = 55

Delete All Manager Codes
Key Sequence
[#] [Master Code/Sub-Master Code] ● [60] ● [60] ●●

For example, to delete all Manager Codes, Press [#] [5555] ● [60] ● [60] ●●

Delete a Service Code
Key Sequence
[#] [Master Code/Sub-Master Code or Manager Code] ● [Enter Service Delete Code ID] ●●

For example, to delete Service Code 1, Press [#] [5555] ● [31] ●●
Up to 5 Service Delete Code ID’s, 31, 32, 33, 34, or 35
All Service Codes have a corresponding Delete Code ID, 31 = 21 … 35=25

Delete All Service Codes
Key Sequence
[#] [Master Code/Sub-Master Code or Manager Code] ● [30] ● [30] ●●

For example, to delete all Service Codes, Press [#] [5555] ● [30] ● [30] ●●

Disable/Enable a Code

Disable a User Code
Key Sequence
[#] [Master Code/Sub-Master Code or Manager Code] ● [04] ● [2-digit User ID] ●●

For example, to disable User Code “2030” with the User ID “03”, Press [#] [5555] ● [04] ● [03] ●●
Manager Code can only disable users under its location group.

Enable a User Code
Key Sequence
[#] [Master Code/Sub-Master Code or Manager Code] ● [05] ● [2-digit User ID] ●●

For example, to enable User Code “2030” with the User ID “03”, Press [#] [5555] ● [05] ● [03] ●●
Manager Code can only enable users under its location group.

Disable/Enable all User Codes

Disable all User Codes
Key Sequence
[#] [Master Code/Sub-Master Code or Manager Code] ● [06] ●●

For example, to disable all Users Codes, Press [#] [5555] ● [06] ●●
All User Codes are disabled, and Service Codes are deleted.
If using Manager Code, all User Codes under that Manager Group are disabled.
Using Manager Code does not delete/disable Service Codes.

Enable all User Codes
Key Sequence
[#] [Master Code/Sub-Master Code or Manager Code] ● [08] ●●

For example, to enable all User Codes, Press [#] [5555] ● [08] ●●
All User Codes are enabled, and Service Codes must be re-programmed.
If Codes are disabled using Program 06 and a new User Code is subsequently added (or an existing Code changed), the new (or changed) User Code will automatically become enabled.
If the group function is enabled and you use a Manager Code, only User Codes under that Manager Group are enabled.

Passage Mode

E nable Passage Mode
Key Sequence
[#] [Master Code/Sub-Master Code or Manager Code] ● [40] ●●
Disable Passage Mode
Key Sequence
[#] [Master Code/Sub-Master Code or Manager Code] ● [41] ●●

The lock will stay in an unlocked position until Passage Mode is disabled.
Only the Master Code can enable or disable Passage Mode.

Pass Time
Key Sequence
[#] [Master Code/Sub-Master Code] ● [42] ● [2-digit XX seconds] ●●

Pass Time changes to XX seconds and XX is programmable from 02 seconds to 20 seconds.

Enable Group Function (Factory Default)

Key Sequence
[#] [Master Code/Sub-Master Code] ● [43] ●●

For example, to Enable Manager Groups, Press [#] [5555] ● [43] ●●
Managers are restricted to controlling only the User Codes under their set Location Group.

Disable Group Function

Key Sequence
[#] [Master Code/Sub-Master Code] ● [44] ●●

For example, to Disable Manager Groups, Press [#] [5555] ● [44] ●●
Managers are not restricted to groups, can add/delete/enable/disable all User Codes.

Sound

Disable Keypad Sound – Sound Off
Key Sequence
[#] [Master Code/Sub-Master Code] ● [73] ●●
Enable Keypad Sound – Sound On
Key Sequence
[#] [Master Code/Sub-Master Code] ● [71] ●●

Lock Status Indicator

Enable Lock Status Indicator – Status Locked (Red LED)
Key Sequence
[#] [Master Code/Sub-Master Code] ● [91] ● [2] ●●

Red LED flashes when the door is locked

Enable Lock Status Indicator – Status Unlocked (Green LED)
Key Sequence
[#] [Master Code/Sub-Master Code] ● [91] ● [3] ●●

Green Led flashes when the door is unlocked or in Passage Mode

Disable Lock Status Indicator – No Flashing LED indicator
Key Sequence
[#] [Master Code/Sub-Master Code] ● [91] ● [1] ●●

Penalty Time (Keypad Anti-Tamper Lockout Time)

Adjust Penalty Time
Key Sequence
[#] [Master Code/Sub-Master Code] ● [92] ● [1-digit invalid codes entry] ● [1-digit X0 seconds] ●●

For example, to adjust Penalty Time for 70 seconds after 5 invalid entries, Press

[#] [5555] ● [92] ● [5] ● [7] ●●
Disable Penalty Time
Key Sequence
[#] [Master Code/Sub-Master Code] ● [92] ● [0] ● [0] ●●

Number of invalid User Codes can be programmed from 0 (disable) to 9.
Penalty Time can be programmed from 10 seconds to 90 seconds, incremental in 10s (i.e. 9 = 90 seconds).

Code Location Function

Key Sequence
[#] [Master Code/Sub-Master Code or Manager Code] ● [09] ● [Enter Code to be located] ●●

For example, to find the location of code “2010”, Press [#] [5555] ● [09] ● [2010] ●● [Keypad will light up 2-Digit Code Location] ●●

If the code entered is recognized, the following sequence will occur:

At the start of the Code Location Function, the lock will flash both the green and red LED and emit 2 beeps.
The keypad will light the 2-digit User ID, one digit at a time, showing the User ID for the corresponding User code entered.
To signify the end of the Code Location Function, the lock will flash both the green and red LED and emit 2 beeps.
If there is no existing Code Location, then the lock will sound one long beep (0.5 sec) with a red LED.

Next Free User Code ID Locator

Key Sequence
[#] [Master Code/Sub-Master Code or Manager Code] ● [10] ●●
If a free user ID is recognized, the following sequence will occur:

At the start of the Next Free User ID Location function, the lock will flash both the green and red LED and emit 2 beeps.
The keypad will light the 2-digit User ID, one digit at a time, showing the next free user ID available for use.
To signify the end of the Next Free User ID, the lock will flash both the green and red LED and emit 2 beeps.
If no free address is found, then the lock will emit one long beep (0.5 sec) with a red LED.

Reset to Factory Default Settings

Reset to Factor Default Settings with a Master Code
Key Sequence
[#] [Master Code/Sub-Master Code] ● [99] ● [99] ●●
Reset to Factor Default Settings without a Master Code

Remove one battery.
Press and hold the “0” button, then replace the battery.
Release the “0” button after green LED flashes twice and lock beeps twice.
Within 3 seconds, press the star (✴) key 3 times.
• The green LED will light for 7 seconds and 2 beeps will sound.
• The lock is reset to the Factory Default Settings. All programming is deleted. Master Code is 12345.

Low Battery Warning

When the battery voltage is low, the red LED will flash 5 times before the green LED flashes to signal acceptance of the code.
Batteries should be changed as soon as this happens. Only 200 operations are allowed under low battery conditions. After 200 operations, User Codes will be disabled under low battery conditions. Then, only Master Code can be used to unlock the lock, and the LED indicator will flash red 10 times before the lock is unlocked.

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