Winkhaus blueMatic EAV - 4 Operation; Programming; Locking and Unlocking

Notice: The main deadbolt for additional protection must be
unlocked by keys in any case.
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Aug. Winkhaus GmbH & Co. KG ∙ Berkeser Straße 6 ∙ 98617 Meiningen
T +49 369 3950 - 0 ∙ www.winkhaus.de ∙ Subject to technical changes
blueMatic EAV Installation, Operating and
Maintenance Instructions
4 Operation/Programming
Locking
• Even when closing the door it is automatically locked by two massive hooks
and the latch in the main lock housing.
• Additional protection is provided by manual locking: one rotation of the key
(1 x 360°) causes the deadbolt in the main lock housing to be thrown.
4.1 blueMatic EAV
Daytime function
• Temporary unlock of the door by a mechanical daytime function TaFa.
Operation similar to an electric striker with mechanical daytime function.
(articles see chapter 2)
Opening the door from inside, e.g. via
• the push-button
• the intercom (potential free button!)
• the handle or key (even possible in case of power failure)
4.1.1 Locking and unlocking
Opening the door from outside
• Unlocking via the connected access control system (e.g. Transponder chip,
wireless remote control) or with a key.