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Safety precautions for using the EasyKey lock.
Important warnings and precautions to prevent damage or hazards.
Guidelines for environmentally responsible disposal of the product and batteries.
List of all components included in the product packaging.
Diagram showing the disassembled parts of the lock.
Steps and checks required before installing the lock.
Detailed instructions for physically installing the lock.
Identification and function of the external lock components.
Identification and function of the internal lock components.
Overview of setup modes and user information recording.
Information on managing user records by their assigned number.
Explanation of icons used during the setup process.
Procedures for adding and modifying user PIN codes.
Steps for adding a one-time user PIN code.
Adding fingerprint credentials to the lock system.
Adding key tag credentials to the lock system.
Removing a specific user's PIN code from the system.
Removing all user PIN codes from the system.
Removing all one-time user PIN codes.
Removing a specific fingerprint record from the system.
Removing a specific key tag record from the system.
Removing all fingerprint records from the system.
Removing all key tag records from the system.
Procedure to select the user interface language.
Adjusting the audio volume levels for voice prompts and alerts.
Configuring the lock for dual authentication methods.
Steps to connect to a network and use the Philips EasyKey mobile app.
Retrieving the product's security code or series number.
Enabling, disabling, and managing Bluetooth for app connectivity.
Methods for unlocking the door from the outside using PIN, fingerprint, or card.
Method for unlocking the door from the inside using a mechanical key.
Explanation of automatic and manual locking modes.
How to lock the door from the outside in auto and manual modes.
How to lock the door from the inside in auto and manual modes.
Procedure to reset the lock to its original factory settings.
How to enable or disable voice guide prompts.
Activating a mode that triggers an alarm upon inside unlocking.
Colors and meanings of the indicator light showing lock status.
How the low battery warning indicator functions.
Indicator light behavior for the outside forced lock mode.
Indicator behavior when the lock is deadlocked from the inside.
Indicator light colors for mute mode status.
Indicator patterns and durations when the system is locked.
Explanation of different alarm triggers, modes, and how to turn them off.
Details about the low battery warning and its prompt.
How to use an external power source when the battery is depleted.
Step-by-step instructions for replacing the lock's batteries.
This document describes the Philips EasyKey 5000 Series Smart Rim Door Lock, model 5100. It provides comprehensive information on its installation, features, usage, and maintenance.
The Philips EasyKey 5100 is a smart rim door lock designed to provide secure and convenient access control for doors. It supports multiple unlocking methods, including PIN codes, fingerprints (optional), and key cards, offering flexibility for various user preferences. The lock can operate in both general mode and dual verification mode, enhancing security by requiring two forms of identity for unlocking in the latter. It also features automatic and manual locking modes, allowing users to choose how the door secures itself after closing.
Key functions include:
General| PIN Code Length | 4-12 digits |
|---|---|
| RFID Card Capacity | Up to 100 cards |
| Power Supply | 4 x AA Batteries |
| Material | Zinc Alloy |
| Auto Lock | Yes |
| Weather Resistance | IP54 |
| Emergency Power Supply | 9V battery |
| Features | Auto-lock, tamper alarm, low battery alert |
| Battery Life | Up to 1 year |
| Bluetooth Range | Not applicable |
| Access Methods | PIN Code, RFID Card, Mechanical Key (varies by model) |
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