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General| Brand | Gantner |
|---|---|
| Model | GL7p |
| Category | Indoor Furnishing |
| Language | English |
Explains how safety information is presented, including signal words and symbols like DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTICE.
Details messages regarding potential personal harm and how to avoid it, indicated by signal words.
Describes messages that indicate potential damage to the device or connected equipment, using the 'NOTICE' signal word.
Defines signal words like DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTICE used in safety messages.
Explains the meaning of various safety symbols used throughout the manual for hazard identification.
Outlines the manual's scope, covering installation, configuration, operation, and disposal of GL7p locker locks.
Briefly describes the content of each chapter in the manual for easy navigation.
Provides information on how to contact GANTNER for questions, support, or branch office details.
Identifies the intended readers and their roles, such as installation technicians, service personnel, and end-users.
Explains text formatting used for safety-critical, non-safety-critical, and instructional information.
Describes the purpose of the GL7p locker lock and lists its key features and benefits.
Explains how the GL7p works, its power source, and basic configuration methods.
Details the different GL7p models, supported RFID/wireless technologies, and lock mounting orientation.
Defines key terms used in the manual and lists the main components of the GL7p locker system.
Provides detailed physical dimensions and component layouts of the GL7p lock.
Identifies target technicians, emphasizes test installations, and outlines operating conditions and burglary replacement.
Details door thickness, width, and latch types, including requirements for offset latches.
Explains how to identify door hinge orientation and the required mounting hole specifications.
Provides step-by-step instructions for installing the GL7p and attaching number plates/stickers.
Outlines target personnel for commissioning and details battery requirements, insertion, and replacement.
Explains how to replace the battery and maintain time/date accuracy after replacement.
Describes connecting the GL7p to a PC via USB for configuration and driver installation.
Provides general configuration principles, RF exposure statement, and data requirements.
Covers using GAT Config Manager software and the MoLA mobile app for lock setup.
Details essential settings like operating modes, locker identification, behavior, RF standards, and data carriers.
Explains different lock operating modes (Free Locker, Personal Locker) and how to set the locker number.
Covers auto-unlock functions, duration of use, locking options, and supported RF standards.
Details MASTER data carriers, wireless/PIN interfaces, and provides a comprehensive configuration settings table.
Describes general operation, target users, and the role of LEDs and buzzers for feedback.
Details the different operational modes of the GL7p, including free locker and personal locker functionalities.
Summarizes the system data carriers included in the GAT ECO.Basic Set and their functions.
Explains the usage of MASTER, PROGRAM, DELETE, BATTERY, SERVICE, APP KEY, and BLOCKING data carriers.
Provides a summary of the LED and beeper signals indicating the GL7p's operational status.
Instructions for cleaning the GL7p components using appropriate methods to avoid damage.
Covers the maintenance-free nature of the GL7p and periodic functional testing procedures.
Information on the proper disposal of the GL7p, components, and batteries according to regulations.
Details the power source, approved battery types, capacity, and expected battery lifespan.
Specifies supported RFID types, reading field frequencies, transmission power, and wireless interfaces.
Information on data storage capacity, internal clock, and control/display elements (LED, Beeper).
Covers the locking mechanism, break-in resistance, interface type, and housing materials.
Lists permitted ambient temperature, protection type, environmental class, and overall physical dimensions.
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