How to troubleshoot power issues on Ezon SHS-7020?
If your Ezon Door lock isn't powering on, check the batteries. Ensure they are correctly inserted with the poles in the right places and that they are not completely discharged. Replacing the batteries might also solve the problem.
What to do if my Ezon SHS-7020 doesn't unlock with the correct password?
If your Ezon Door lock isn't unlocking even after entering the correct password and pressing the button, first, double-check that you've entered the registered password correctly. Also, make sure the number buttons are illuminated while you're entering the password; if they aren't, touch the [Wake Up] button and re-enter the password from the beginning. Finally, check if there is an entrance control time set; if so, release it.
Why can't I change the master password on my Ezon SHS-7020 Door locks?
If you're having trouble changing the master password on your Ezon Door lock, it could be due to delayed keypad entry. Make sure the keypad is lit when entering the password and that you're actively using the keypad within 5 seconds of your last entry. Also, try replacing the batteries if they are low. If problems persist, repeat the master password change procedure.
What to do if the user password/card cannot be registered on Ezon SHS-7020 Door locks?
If you're unable to register a user password or card on your Ezon Door lock, it may be because the card or password is already registered to another user code. Try changing the user code and then register the password or card. Ensure that the password is 4~12 digits long for registration. Lastly, make sure you are using a valid card that can be registered.
Why is my Ezon SHS-7020 not automatically locking?
If your Ezon Door lock isn't automatically locking, check if the Passage mode is enabled. This mode is active if the door locks when you turn the handle on the outdoor unit without entering any keypad code. If the Passage mode is off and the door still doesn't lock automatically, it might be improperly installed.
General| Brand | Ezon |
|---|---|
| Model | SHS-7020 |
| Category | Door locks |
| Language | English |
Allows door opening using a contained card.
Allows door opening using a registered password.
Enables easy door opening from inside by rotating the handle.
Door automatically locks when closed, eliminating manual locking.
Prevents pranks by children/juveniles via alarm and power cutoff.
Explains the meaning of warning, caution, and note indicators used in the manual.
Illustrates and explains symbols used for warnings and recommendations.
Lists critical operational precautions for the doorlock system.
Lists and illustrates all parts included in the product package.
Describes the low voltage warning sound indicating battery replacement is needed.
Step-by-step guide on how to open the battery cover.
Instructions for replacing all batteries with new ones.
Explains how the lock operates when AA batteries are discharged.
Details the use of a 9V battery as an emergency power source.
Instructions to open the door using the emergency battery.
Guide on using the emergency key to unlock the door.
Important safety advice regarding the emergency key.
Explains how to open the door using password or card.
Describes the process of opening the door from the interior.
How to enter password when random security function is active.
How to open the door from the inside by turning the handle.
Organizes users into groups for easier management and registration.
Details the group codes and corresponding user code ranges.
Steps to enter program mode using the indoor register button.
Process to enter master password from outside to access program mode.
How to exit the program mode using register or wake-up buttons.
Steps to enter code 10 in program mode for password change.
Inputting the current master password for verification.
Setting and confirming the new master password.
Checking the operation after changing the master password.
Steps to enter code 20 in program mode for user password registration.
Inputting the user code (1-250) for registration.
Registering the actual user password (4-12 digits).
Option to register multiple passwords for a user.
Checking if the newly registered password works correctly.
Steps to enter code 30 for temporary password registration.
Inputting the user code for the temporary password.
Registering the one-time use temporary password.
Option to register more temporary passwords.
Steps to enter code 40 for user card registration.
Inputting the user code for card registration.
Procedure to place the card on the reader for registration.
Option to register multiple cards for a user.
Checking if the registered card works correctly.
Steps to enter codes 50-55 for user code management.
Inputting the specific user or group code for action.
Steps to enter codes 60-63 for entrance control setup/release.
Inputting user or group code for entrance control.
Configuring start and end times for entrance control.
Setting up or releasing the passage mode for free access.
Configuring the current date and time for the system.
Enhancing security by touching random numbers before password entry.
Configuring sound levels for keypad presses or lock status.
Explains warning sounds for improper operation and authentication errors.
How to deactivate warning sounds from inside or outside.
Describes the alarm activated if the outdoor unit is forcibly separated.
How to stop the intrusion detection alarm.
How to connect the doorlock to a PC for data management.
Steps to reset the doorlock to default settings.
Lists the default settings after the unit is initialized.
Solutions for problems related to power supply.
Troubleshooting for master and user password/card registration problems.
Resolving problems when the door fails to unlock.
Troubleshooting for the door not locking automatically.
Resolving the strange boozer sound issue.
Explains error codes related to invalid keypad entries in program mode.
Details voltage requirements and emergency power source.
Specifies the product's weight and physical dimensions.
Information regarding FCC compliance and potential interference.
Outlines the terms and conditions of the product warranty.
Lists conditions under which the warranty is voided.
Details limitations on SEOUL COMMTECH's liability.
Addresses seller's liability for loss and advice for consumer safety.
Notes that state laws may affect warranty rights.
Instructions for obtaining warranty service and product returns.
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