Philips EasyKey 7200 - User Manual

The Philips EasyKey 7200 is a smart lever door lock designed to provide secure and convenient access to your home. This advanced door lock integrates multiple unlocking methods, system settings, and security features, making it a comprehensive solution for modern households.

Function Description

The primary function of the Philips EasyKey 7200 is to secure your door while offering various ways to unlock and lock it. It supports both general mode and dual verification mode, allowing users to choose their preferred level of security. In general mode, the door can be unlocked using any single registered identity information, such as a PIN code, fingerprint, or card. For enhanced security, the dual verification mode requires any two of these identity types to unlock the door.

The lock's core mechanism involves a lever handle for both inside and outside operation, a mortise that houses the latch bolt, and an escutcheon on both sides of the door. The outside escutcheon features a keypad for PIN code entry, a card reader for access cards, a fingerprint sensor for biometric authentication, and a mute button. It also includes indicators for low battery, door lock status, and an emergency power interface, along with a mechanical keyhole for backup access. The inside escutcheon contains a battery cabinet, a lever, a safe handle switch, a reset button, an extension module, and a rotary knob for deadlocking.

Usage Features

Unlocking from Outside:

• With PIN code: To unlock with a PIN code, simply touch the keypad to light up the buttons, enter your registered PIN code, and press the '#' key to confirm. After hearing "Door opened," press the handle to open the door.
• With fingerprint: Place your registered finger properly on the sensor. Upon hearing "Door opened," press the handle to open the door.
• With card: Hold your registered card close to the card reader. After hearing "Door opened," press the handle to open the door.

Unlocking from Inside:

• With handle: The Philips EasyKey 7200 employs an indoor fast opening mortise, allowing you to directly press the handle to unlock the door. For this to work, ensure the safe handle switch is toggled to the green scale, disabling the safe handle function.

Locking from Outside/Inside:

• To lock the door, simply lift the handle after closing it. The bolt will pop up, and the door will be locked.

Deadlock from Inside:

• When the EasyKey is locked, you can rotate the rotary knob on the inside escutcheon to the red scale to enable inside deadlock. This prevents the door from being opened from the outside, even with valid credentials. Rotating the knob to the green scale disables this function.

Mechanical Key Opening:

• In emergencies, such as a dead battery or system failure, a mechanical key can be used. The key shell needs to be manipulated to align the key with the keyhole, then rotated to unlock the door. It is advised not to use the mechanical key for daily unlocking.

Setting Up Your EasyKey:

The lock offers extensive setup options, accessible through a master mode.

• Entering Master Mode: Press '#' before inputting any other numbers. After hearing "Enter master PIN code," enter your master PIN code and confirm with '#'.
• User Settings:
  • Register a user PIN code: Enter master mode, then press [2] for user registration, followed by [1] to register a new user PIN code (6-12 digits).
  • Modify Master PIN code: In master mode, press [1] to modify the master PIN code.
  • Register a one-time user PIN code: In master mode, press [2] for user settings, then [2] again for one-time PIN code registration.
  • Register a fingerprint: In master mode, press [2] for user settings, then [3] for fingerprint registration. The system will guide you to place and re-place your finger on the sensor.
  • Register a card: In master mode, press [2] for user settings, then [4] for card registration. Hold the card to the reader until a beep is heard.
• User Information Deletion:
  • Delete a user PIN code: In master mode, press [3] for user deletion, then [1] for user PIN code deletion, and [1] again to delete a single user PIN code by entering its 2-digit user number.
  • Delete all user PIN codes: In master mode, press [3] for user deletion, then [1] for user PIN code deletion, and [2] to delete all user PIN codes.
  • Delete a one-time user PIN code: In master mode, press [3] for user deletion, then [2] for one-time user PIN code deletion.
  • Delete a fingerprint: In master mode, press [3] for user deletion, then [3] again for fingerprint deletion, and [1] to delete a single fingerprint by entering its 2-digit user number.
  • Delete all fingerprints: In master mode, press [3] for user deletion, then [3] again for fingerprint deletion, and [2] to delete all fingerprints.
  • Delete a card: In master mode, press [3] for user deletion, then [4] for card deletion, and [1] to delete a single card.
  • Delete all cards: In master mode, press [3] for user deletion, then [4] for card deletion, and [2] to delete all cards.
• System Settings:
  • Language Settings: In master mode, press [4] for system settings, then [1] for language settings. Choose [1] for Chinese or [2] for English.
  • Volume Settings: In master mode, press [4] for system settings, then [2] for volume settings. Adjust volume with [1] for higher, [2] for lower, or [3] for mute mode.
  • Switch to dual verification mode: In master mode, press [4] for system settings, then [3] to choose verification method. Select [1] for single verification or [2] for dual verification.
  • Date Settings: In master mode, press [4] for system settings, then [4] to enter date settings.
  • Time Settings: In master mode, press [4] for system settings, then [5] to enter time settings.
• Extended Functions: In master mode, press [5] to enter extended functions. This allows joining or exiting a network, typically for integration with the Philips EasyKey APP.
• System Query:
  • Security Code query: In master mode, press [6] for system query, then [1] to get the serial number (security code).
  • Local Query: In master mode, press [6] for system query, then [2] to get the software version.
  • Record query: In master mode, press [6] for system query, then [3] to start record query.

Other Functions:

• Safe Handle Function: This feature allows you to lock the handle from the inside, preventing unlocking from the inside. Toggle the switch to red scale to enable and green scale to disable.
• Restore to Factory Settings: Long press the [RES] button with a sharp object for 5 seconds. This will empty all user information and restore the lock to its default factory settings.
• One-button Mute Function: Long press the [Mute] button for 2 seconds to enter or exit one-time mute mode. The button glows green in mute mode and white otherwise. This is useful for quiet operation.

Meanings & Use of Indicators:

• Door lock status indicator:
  • Blue: System awake, ready for operation.
  • Green: Door unlocked and opened.
  • Red: Door locked and closed.
• Low battery indicator: Flashes red with a voice prompt "Low battery. Please replace all batteries" when battery voltage is too low.
• Mute mode indicator: White indicates mute mode is off; green indicates mute mode is on.
• System lock indicator: If there are 10 consecutive incorrect inputs of any verification method (fingerprint/PIN code/card), that method will be locked for 3 minutes. The indicator shows 3, 2, or 1 flash corresponding to remaining lock minutes.

Troubleshooting:

• Low battery alarm: The system will trigger an alarm and voice prompt "Low battery. Please replace all batteries" during unlocking when the battery voltage is low. The alarm turns off automatically.
• Mechanical key opening alarm: Triggered when the lock is opened by a key, with continuous repeated alarms. Turns off automatically or after successful verification.
• Anti-dismantle alarm: Triggered if the door is pried open or there is no fit in the door, with continuous repeated alarms. Turns off with auto-close, successful key verification, or normal indoor unlock.

Maintenance Features

Emergency Power:

• If the battery voltage is insufficient and the door cannot be powered up from the outside, you can use a 5V power bank connected to the Micro USB interface for emergency power. After opening the door, replace the batteries immediately.
• In case of a system crash, pressing the Reset button (located on the inside escutcheon) will reboot the system.

Battery Replacement:

• The lock is powered by four 1.5V alkaline batteries. There are two sets of working power inside the battery cabinet, allowing for up to eight batteries to extend battery life. The battery cabinet is located at the upper end of the inside escutcheon. To replace batteries, push the battery cover upwards to remove it, then replace the batteries, ensuring correct polarity.

Cleaning:

• The product should be cleaned with a soft cloth. Avoid using corrosive substances or sharp objects on the fingerprint sensor, as this can cause permanent damage.

Installation and Professional Assistance:

• It is recommended to have a professional technician install the door lock and follow the provided installation guidelines. Do not disassemble the lock yourself.
• Keep relevant sealed stickers properly and do not easily disclose password information.

General Care:

• Avoid placing the battery near fire sources.
• Do not connect the two poles of the batteries with metals to prevent short circuits.
• Do not expose the product to water leakage, splashing, or corrosive substances.
• Do not hang objects on the handle, as it might affect the normal use of the lock.
• Replace all batteries immediately if there is a low battery alarm, ensuring correct polarity.

The Philips EasyKey 7200 is designed for durability and ease of use, providing a secure and intelligent access solution for your home.