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ICT Protege Series - Introduction; About this Product; How Does It Work

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Introduction
This installation manual provides instructions and technical specifications for installation of the Protege Rear
Mount Mortise Wireless Lock.
For programming instructions, see the Protege Wireless Lock Configuration Guide.
About This Product
The Protege Rear Mount Mortise Wireless Lock combines an advanced-technology, intelligent wireless credential
reader with leading mortise locking technology. With no cabling necessary this provides sites with the ability to
deploy integrated electronic access control in areas where traditional wired locking solutions may not be possible.
Current features of the wireless lock include:
⦁ Native integrated electronic access control solution
⦁ Electronic mortise lock rated to ANSI/BHMA 156.25 Grade 1
⦁ Rear mount control unit is easily retrofitted to existing doors
⦁ Sleek reader design with rectangular or circular cover available in white or black
⦁ Integrated LED indicator provides read response and status signaling
⦁ Bluetooth® Wireless Technology
⦁ MIFARE and DESFire credential reading
⦁ Supports online or offline operation
⦁ Lock configuration programmable via the Protege Config App
⦁ Advanced technology wireless operation provides battery life of up to 2 years (40,000 activations)*
⦁ USB-C connection to supply power for emergency opening
⦁ IP65 environmental rating allows installation both indoors and outdoors
*Not evaluated by UL.
How Does It Work?
Online Mode
A wireless lock in online mode operates almost the same as a wired system. A wired access point acts as a network
connection node, facilitating communication between the lock and the controller using Bluetooth® Wireless
Technology. When a user presents their credential the lock checks their access permissions in real time via the
access point. Access is granted or denied accordingly and events are communicated back to the controller.
Locks are configured for one mode or the other. When a lock in online mode loses connection to the access point
or hub it does not revert to operating in offline mode ('data on card'). It will not unlock for any credential and will
flash a red LED every second to indicate a lost connection.
Access request
Protege System
Access Point
Wireless Lock
Access request
Access decision
Access decision
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