ZKTeco GL300 Series Installation Guide and User Manual
Model: GL300 Series
Version: 2.0
Note: Due to regular upgrades, product consistency may vary from this manual.
Important Notes
Installation Guide Notes:
- Please read this Installation Guide carefully. Contact Customer Care for any installation queries.
- Professional installation is recommended to prevent potential service charges due to incorrect installation.
- Four alkaline AA batteries (not included) are required. Non-alkaline and rechargeable batteries are "NOT RECOMMENDED".
- Do not remove batteries while the lock is operating.
User Manual Notes:
- Replace batteries immediately when the lock prompts "The battery is dead."
- Use the correct method for fingerprint registration and identification. The company is not liable for recognition issues from incorrect usage.
- Note: The fingerprint algorithm allows re-registration; one-time registration is sufficient for daily use. More registrations improve accuracy.
What's in the Box
The package includes the following components:
- Part A: Outdoor unit of the smart lock, featuring a keypad and fingerprint sensor.
- Part B: Indoor unit of the smart lock.
- Sticky Board: Mounting plates for securing the lock components to the door.
- Screws: Illustrations of various screws.
- Cards: Access cards for authentication.
Diagram Description: Illustrations show the individual components: Part A (outdoor unit), Part B (indoor unit), Sticky Board, screws, and access cards.
Installation Procedure
1. Door Properties
A. Measure the glass door thickness: Ensure the door thickness is between 10 to 12 mm.
B. Check the door opening direction: This smart lock is suitable for both left and right opening doors.
Diagram Description: Visuals show how to measure door thickness and illustrate the lock's compatibility with left and right-opening doors.
2. Installation of the Sticky Board
Peel the sticker off the Sticky Board A and stick it at an appropriate height on the door. Repeat for Sticky Board B, ensuring it is at the same height as Sticky Board A.
Diagram Description: Illustrations demonstrate peeling adhesive backing from the mounting boards and attaching them to the door.
3. Installation of Part A (Outdoor Unit)
- Remove screws from Part A.
- Disconnect the cable.
- Insert the Sticky Board into the fixed mount.
- Install the fixed mount and outdoor unit with 5 screws onto the Sticky Board.
- Connect the cable to the indoor unit and tighten the screws.
Diagram Description: Step-by-step visuals show disassembling Part A, connecting cables, and mounting the outdoor unit to the door using screws and the sticky board. An illustration indicates pulling out a buckle for cable disconnection.
4. Installation of Part B (Indoor Unit)
- Remove screws from Part B to separate the Outdoor Unit and Indoor Unit.
- Insert the Sticky Board B into Part B.
- Install and tighten the Part B Outdoor Unit with 5 screws.
- Install Part B Indoor Unit back.
Diagram Description: Illustrations show separating the indoor and outdoor components of Part B, inserting the sticky board, and reassembling the unit onto the door.
5. Installation of the Batteries
Remove the Battery Cover, insert 4 AA alkaline batteries, and re-install the Battery Cover.
Diagram Description: Visuals show the battery compartment and the correct insertion of four AA batteries.
Product Overview
The smart lock consists of several key components:
- OLED Screen: Displays information and status.
- Keypad & Card Detection Area: For PIN code entry and card swiping.
- Confirm/Doorbell Button: Used for confirmation and as a doorbell.
- Fingerprint Sensor: For biometric authentication.
- Speaker: Provides audio feedback.
- Knob: For manual door operation.
- Reset Button: Used to reset the lock to factory settings.
- Battery Compartments: Houses the batteries.
- Emergence Power Interface: For external power supply in case of low battery.
- Battery Cover: Covers the battery compartment.
Diagram Description: A detailed diagram labels all external and internal components of the smart lock.
Definitions
- Initialization: Resets all registered user data to factory settings. Wi-Fi disconnects, and the default administrator password (0123456789) becomes valid.
- User Roles: Two roles exist: Administrator (access menu, open door) and User (only open door).
- Random Password: Users can add random digits before or after their password for enhanced security. The maximum total digits (password + random digits) is 30.
- Passage Mode: Keeps the door unlocked, suitable for areas with no access restrictions.
- Low Battery Warning: The lock will prompt "The battery is dead" when battery power is low. Insufficient power may affect operation.
- Double Verification Mode: Requires two forms of authentication (e.g., password + card, password + fingerprint) to unlock.
How to Use
Menu Operation Guide on Keypad
The keypad is used for navigation and input. Keys are labeled with numbers and corresponding letters (e.g., 2 ABC, 3 DEF). Directional indicators (Up, Down, Left, Right) and function keys (* Backspace, # Confirm/Doorbell) are also shown.
Diagram Description: A visual representation of the keypad layout with numbers, letters, and navigation/function keys clearly marked.
Instructions:
- Reset the Lock: Press and hold the Reset button for 5 seconds until the audio prompt "Initializing, Succeed" is heard.
- Activate the Lock: Touch the keypad with your hand or fingers.
- Register the First Administrator:
- Activate the lock.
- Press '0' and '#' keys, then enter the default administrator password "0123456789" to access the menu.
- On the "Users" screen, press '#' then '8' to select administrator registration for fingerprint or password.
Note: After the first administrator is registered, the default password (0987654321) becomes invalid.
- Programming Features through Menu Mode:
- Activate the lock.
- Press '0' and '#' keys to access the menu.
- Verify administrator identity via fingerprint or password, then press '#' to confirm.
- Enter the digit corresponding to the desired function, following the audio guide.
- Pair the Lock with APP:
- Search for the "ZSmart" App in the Apple App Store or Google Play Store and download it.
- Open the "ZSmart" App and log in or create an account using your phone number or Email ID.
- On your smartphone, enable Bluetooth and Wi-Fi permissions.
- Open the app, tap the '+' button, and select "Add Device".
- When the device appears, tap "Add" and follow on-screen instructions to pair.
- You can rename the device after it shows "Added successfully". Tap "Done" to finish.
Diagram Description: A flowchart illustrates the menu structure, showing paths for adding users (Admin/User), setting lock modes, language, logs, system settings, and about information. It notes that Telecontroller function is for GL300, and network function for GL300[WiFi].
Quick Start
Attention: Five consecutive failed verification attempts will trigger an alarm. ⚠️
Unlock the Door with Fingerprint
Press the registered fingerprint on the fingerprint sensor. ➡️ Push the door to open.
Diagram Description: A simple sequence showing pressing a finger on the sensor and then opening the door.
Unlock the Door with Password
Touch the keypad to activate the lock. ➡️ Enter the registered password and press the '#' key to confirm. ➡️ Push the door to open.
Note: Random passwords can be used to prevent observation. Maximum length is 30 digits.
Diagram Description: A sequence showing keypad activation, password entry, confirmation, and door opening.
Unlock the Door with Card
Swipe the registered card on the detection area. ➡️ Push the door to open.
Diagram Description: A sequence showing swiping a card and then opening the door.
Unlock the Door with Smart Phone
Press the '#' key to ask for Remote Unlock. ➡️ Master's smartphone receives the Remote Unlock requirement. ➡️ Push the door to open.
Diagram Description: A sequence showing initiating remote unlock via phone and then opening the door.
FCC Warning
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to two conditions: (1) it may not cause harmful interference, and (2) it must accept any interference received, including that which may cause undesired operation.
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. If not installed and used according to instructions, it may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, interference is not guaranteed to not occur in a particular installation. If interference occurs, try one or more of the following measures:
- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
- Connect the equipment to an outlet on a circuit different from the receiver's.
- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician.
FCC RF Radiation Exposure Statement:
- This Transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.
- This equipment complies with RF radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment.
IMPORTANT! Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
