Sygonix RFID/Code Lock IP66

Introduction

Thank you for purchasing this Sygonix RFID/Code Lock IP66. For technical queries, please visit www.conrad.com/contact.

Downloading Operating Instructions

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Intended Use

This product is designed for securing access to doors or gates, featuring two independent relay outputs controllable via transponders or numerical codes. It supports up to 1010 users and is suitable for indoor and outdoor environments (IP66). Improper use may lead to product damage or hazards.

Features and Functions

• Power supply: 12 – 24 V DC/AC
• User capacity: Up to 1010 users
• Code length: 2 to 6 digits
• Transponder compatibility: EM transponders (125 kHz)
• Relay outputs: 2 potential-free relay outputs (NO, NC, COM)
• Additional features: Door magnet connection, loudspeaker/chime/doorbell connection, integrated tamper alarm, illuminated keypad, IP66-rated enclosure.

Safety Instructions

Read and observe all safety information. Failure to follow instructions may invalidate the warranty and lead to personal injury or property damage. This product is not a toy and should be kept away from children and pets. Maintenance and repairs should only be performed by qualified technicians.

Product Overview

The code lock features a keypad, RFID sensor, status LEDs, and a secure mounting mechanism.

Installation and Connection

Detailed instructions for mounting and wiring the code lock are provided, including diagrams for electric door lock/door opener wiring and electric gate wiring. Ensure correct polarity and observe contact load capacity.

Getting Started

After installation and power-up, the keypad illumination will activate, and the status LED will turn green. The default master code is "1234", which must be entered twice to activate programming mode. It is crucial to change the master code for security.

Preparing for Programming

The system supports numerical codes and transponder cards for access control. Security options include using transponder cards or user codes individually, or a combination of both for enhanced security. Incorrect code entries will temporarily lock the keypad.