To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if BRINKS BC40107 won't unlock with the keypad?
If your BRINKS Door locks won't unlock using the keypad, first, double-check that you're entering the correct user code. Also, if the battery indicator light is flashing, replace the batteries with four new AA alkaline batteries.
How to remove a stuck key from BRINKS BC40107 Door locks after installation?
If you can't remove the key after installing your BRINKS Door locks, the key should be turned counter-clockwise for installing the exterior lever, and then turned clockwise to remove. If the key was turned clockwise for installation, the key will be trapped. Turn the key to vertical position, remove the exterior lever assembly and re-install.
Why is the BRINKS BC40107 Door locks keypad not responding?
A non-responsive BRINKS Door locks keypad can be due to several reasons. If the battery indicator is flashing, the batteries are likely low and need replacement with four new AA alkaline batteries. You should also check the battery installation and ensure the cable is securely connected to the port and undamaged. Finally, verify that the lock is not in Passage mode.
How to fix flashing battery indicator on BRINKS BC40107 Door locks?
If the battery indicator on your BRINKS Door locks is flashing, it means the batteries are low. For optimal performance, replace them with four new AA alkaline batteries.
Why doesn't the auto lock function work on my BRINKS BC40107 Door locks?
If the auto lock feature isn't working on your BRINKS Door locks, it could be due to a few reasons. If the battery indicator is flashing, replace the batteries with four new AA alkaline batteries. Ensure the INTERIOR TURN SWITCH is in the vertical position and that the key is removed from the lock.
Why can't I delete all user codes on my BRINKS BC40107 Door locks?
If you're unable to delete all user codes on your BRINKS Door locks, make sure the entire code entry process is completed within 10 seconds to avoid a timeout. Also, verify that you've entered the programming code correctly.
How to fix a BRINKS BC40107 latch that doesn't operate correctly after installation?
If the latch on your BRINKS Door locks isn't working right after installation, make sure the backset on the latch is set to the proper length. Also, ensure that the beveled surface of the bolt faces the strike plate and door jamb.
What does it mean if the red indicator is on after programming BRINKS BC40107?
If the red indicator keeps flashing after multiple errors on your BRINKS Door locks, remove a battery, wait for the indicator to stop, and then reinstall the battery. If the red indicator is on after programming, rotate the interior turn switch to the vertical position for quick exit, or wait 10 seconds to resume to stand-by status.
How to operate BRINKS BC40107 Door locks in the dark?
To operate your BRINKS Door locks in darkness, simply press any button to activate the lockset backlight.
Marks and drills holes for the lockset on the door face and edge.
Prepares the door jamb for the strike plate, ensuring a flush fit.
Adjusts the latch to the correct backset distance for the door.
Inserts and secures the latch into the door edge with screws.
Identifies if the door is left or right handed to ensure correct spindle orientation.
Rotates the exterior spindle 90 degrees clockwise for right-hand door installation.
Rotates the interior spindle 90 degrees counter-clockwise for right-hand door installation.
Rotates the exterior spindle 90 degrees counter-clockwise for left-hand door installation.
Rotates the interior spindle 90 degrees clockwise for left-hand door installation.
Places and secures the exterior assembly onto the door.
Connects the power cable and secures the interior assembly to the door.
Sets the lockset to auto-lock or passage mode using the interior turn switch.
Unlocks the lockset using a user code or a mechanical key.
Guides on changing programming code, adding, and deleting user codes.
Covers vacation mode, volume control, and auto-lock delay timer settings.
Resets the lockset to its original factory default settings.
Addresses issues like latch operation and key removal after installation.
Resolves issues with battery indicators, keypad response, and programming.
Covers problems with user codes, auto-lock, and indicator lights.
Step-by-step guide for removing exterior and interior levers.
Instructions for accessing and handling the lock cylinder and collar.
This document outlines the installation and operational instructions for the Brinks Commercial Keypad Entry Model BC40107. It serves as a comprehensive guide for setting up, programming, and maintaining the lockset, ensuring proper functionality and security.
The Brinks Commercial Keypad Entry Model BC40107 is a sophisticated lockset designed for secure access control, featuring both keypad entry and mechanical key override. Its primary function is to provide a convenient and secure way to lock and unlock doors, suitable for various commercial applications. The lockset offers multiple user codes and a programmable master code, allowing for flexible access management.
The core function of the BC40107 is to secure a door using a keypad for entry, supplemented by a traditional mechanical key for override. Users can enter a pre-programmed code on the keypad to unlock the door, which then allows the lever to be turned. The lockset supports multiple user codes, making it ideal for environments where various individuals require access. A master programming code is used to manage these user codes, including adding, deleting, and modifying them.
The lockset features an auto-lock mode, which automatically re-locks the door after a set delay, enhancing security by preventing accidental unlatched doors. This delay can be adjusted to suit specific needs. For situations where the door needs to remain unlocked for extended periods, a passage mode can be activated, disabling the auto-lock function. This is particularly useful in high-traffic areas or during specific hours when constant access is required without needing to enter a code repeatedly.
In the event of battery depletion or electronic malfunction, the mechanical key override ensures that access is always possible. This dual-entry system provides a robust security solution, combining the convenience of keyless entry with the reliability of traditional locking mechanisms. The lockset also incorporates visual and auditory indicators to communicate its status, such as successful code entry, low battery warnings, and programming mode activation.
The BC40107 offers a range of features designed to enhance usability and security:
Proper maintenance is crucial for the longevity and optimal performance of the Brinks Commercial Keypad Entry Model BC40107. The manual provides specific guidelines to ensure the lockset remains in good working condition:
By adhering to these usage and maintenance guidelines, users can maximize the security, convenience, and lifespan of their Brinks Commercial Keypad Entry Model BC40107 lockset.
General| Brand | BRINKS |
|---|---|
| Model | BC40107 |
| Type | Electronic Deadbolt |
| Keypad | Yes |
| Keyway | KW1 |
| Finish | Satin Nickel |
| Adjustable Latch | Yes |
| Reversible Handing | Yes |
| Grade | 2 |
| Backset | 2-3/8" or 2-3/4" |
| Door Thickness | 1-3/8" to 1-3/4" |
