Assa Abloy 813C-50 User manual

ASSA ABLOY motor locks installation guide

ASSA ABLOY motor locks

813C -50, 815C-50, 820C-50, 825C-50, 835C-50

Installation guide

ASSA ABLOY motor locks installation guide

Contents

Installation Page 3

Reversing the latch Page 4

Setting handle operation Page 5

Door position sensor Page 6

Setting up the lockcase Page 7

Factory reset Page 8

Technical data Page 9

Important information and maintenance Page 10

Class 3 Page 11

DAC564 Page 12

Connecting override open button Page 13

Connecting standalone with I/O Box Page 14 - 16

ASSA ABLOY motor locks installation guide

Installation

1. Mark the centre line A (edge of door stile) when the

position of the lock has been decided.

2. Mark locations B and C.

3. Using a Ø20 mm wood drill bit, drill a series of holes

82 mm deep for a spindle offset of 50 mm. Clean out

the recess with a chisel so that the lock fits easily.

Using a Ø42 mm drill bit, drill through the door for

the cylinder hole and handle hole (B + C).

Using a chisel, cut a rebate 3 mm deep and 22 mm

wide for the lock face plate. Mark out where the striking

plate should sit. Drill six Ø22 mm holes 26 mm deep

for 1487-X. Clean out with a chisel so that the striking

plate fits the recess.

Chisel out a rebate for the face of the striking plate,

4 mm deep for 1487-X. Pre-drill the fixing holes for the

screws (4 x Ø3 mm holes).

If you intend to use the internal door position sensor,

fit the magnet to the striking plate. The magnet should

sit at the same height as the datum mark on the lock

face plate.

ASSA ABBLOY recommends a gap of 3 mm between

the lock stile and the striking plate. Adjust the door

so that the door seal does not press on the

hook bolt.

White CAN high

Brown CAN low

Green +12-24 VDC stab

Yellow 0 VDC

Connection

Connection to the Hi-O Bus is made using four cables:

two for power and two for communication.

For installation, use EA226 (10 m) cable with

pre-installed connectors. The cable can be connected

to any location on the Hi-O bus.3

ASSA ABLOY motor locks installation guide

Setting fail locked/fail unlocked operation. This

operation is set using the DIP switch on top of the lock

casing. Set the switch for the desired operation.

- Fail locked = door is locked if power is cut.

- Fail unlocked = door is unlocked if power is cut.

Setting fail locked/fail unlocked operation

813C-50, 815C-50, 820C-50, 825C-50, 835C-50

1Push in the latch and dead-latching snib until you

can see the Torx screws through the holes in the lock

case (Torx screws TX5).

2Unscrew the Torx screws from the latch and

dead-latching snib.

3Withdraw the latch and dead-latching snib from the

lock case.

Reversing the latch 813C-50, 815C-50, 820C-50,

825C-50, 835C-50

4Rotate the latch and dead-latching snib through

180 degrees to suit the direction the door will open.

5Push in the latch and dead-latching snib until you

can see the threaded holes for the Torx screws

through the holes in the lock case.

6Insert and tighten the screws.

Reversing the latch 813C-50, 815C-50, 820C-50,

825C-50, 835C-50

1. Push in the latch and dead-latching snib until you can see the Torx screws through the holes in the

lock case. (Torx screws TX5)

2. Unscrew the Torx screws from the latch and dead-latching snib.

3. Withdraw the latch and dead-latching snib from the lock case.

4. Rotate the latch and dead-latching snib through 180 degrees to suit the direction the door will open.

5. Push in the latch and dead-latching snib until you can see the threaded holes for the Torx screws

through the holes in the lock case.

6. Insert and tighten the screws.

Setting fail locked/fail unlocked operation

813C-50, 815C-50, 820C-50, 825C-50, 835C-50

Setting fail locked/fail unlocked operation. This operation is set using the DIP switch on top of the lock

casing. Set the switch for the desired operation.

- Fail locked = door is locked if power is cut.

- Fail unlocked = door is unlocked if power is cut.

This setting is made before the lock is installed and is activated when power is connected to the lock.

This setting is made before the lock is installed and is

activated when power is connected to the lock.

Set the switch to the desired position:

Fail locked = door is locked if power is cut

Fail unlocked = door is unlocked if power is cut

ASSA ABLOY motor locks installation guide

The lock must be in fail safe (fail unlocked) mode

before making mechanical or electrical adjustments.

Set the lock to fail safe mode, then turn off the power.

You will then be able to see the screws through

the hole.

Setting handle operation 813C-50, 815C-50, 820C-50,

825C-50, 835C-50

Adjusting screws for desired operation

To set the lock for split or fixed spindle operation,

adjust the Torx 5 screws to the following positions.

Note! Adjust each screw to the stop position:

Setting handle operation 813C-50, 815C-50, 820C-50,

825C-50, 835C-50

The lock must be in fail safe (fail unlocked) mode before making mechanical or electrical adjustments.

Set the lock to fail safe mode, then turn off the power. You will then be able to see the screws through

the hole.

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To set the lock for split or fixed spindle operation, adjust the Torx 5 screws to the following positions.

Note! Adjust each screw to the stop position:

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Electrically controlled inside

and outside. Unscrew the

screws to their outer

positions. Note! Adjust each

screw to the stop position.

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Locked outside, manually

operated inside: tighten

screw on the side that will

be manually operated.

Note! Adjust each screw to

the stop position.

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Locked inside, manually

operated outside: tighten

screw on the side that will

be manually operated.

Note! Adjust each screw

to the stop position.

Fixed Spindle

Electrically controlled inside and

outside. Unscrew the screws to their

outer positions. Note! Adjust each

screw to the stop position.

Split Spindle locked outside

Locked outside, manually operated

inside: tighten screw on the side that

will be manually operated.

Note! Adjust each screw to the stop

position.

Split Spindle locked inside

Locked inside, manually operated

outside: tighten screw on the side

that will be manually operated.

Note! Adjust each screw to the

stop position.

Adjust screws for fixed or

split spindle operation.

One screw on each side of

the lock casing. Use a Torx

5 driver bit.

ASSA ABLOY motor locks installation guide

The sensor is located in-line with the datum mark on

the lock face plate.

Door position sensor

If using the internal door position sensor, fit the magnet

to the striking plate. The magnet should sit at the same

height as the datum mark on the lock face plate.

Magnet position

Door position sensor

The sensor is located in-line with the datum mark on the lock face plate.

Magnet position

If using the internal door position sensor, fit the magnet to the striking plate. The magnet should sit at the

same height as the datum mark on the lock face plate.

Affix with fixing screw in

top non-used cavity so

magnet is in-line with

door position switch

Affix with fixing screw in

top non-used cavity so

magnet is in-line with

door position switch

Location of door

position sensor

ASSA ABLOY motor locks installation guide

1Connect the lock case to the I/O Box.

2Set the function DIP switches on the lock case to the

desired settings.

3Connect power to the I/O Box; the LED will flash

green/red to show that the power is on.

4Set DIP switch 1 to ON. Set the configuration DIP

switch 2 for the desired operation.

5When the red LED glows steadily the Hi-O bus is

secure and encrypted.

Setting up lock case and I/O Box

1Connect the lock case and DAC.

2Make sure the termination jumper in DAC is in the

ON position.

3In most cases the Door monitor input should be

fitted with a jumper and the Button input should be

open. (For more information, see the setting-up

table.)

4Set all DIP switches to the OFF position for most

applications. (For more information, see the

setting-up table.)

5Turn on the power. (Blue DWG LED starts flashing.

Wait until blue DWG LED flashes rapidly, which can

take up to 3 minutes. Do NOT turn off the power

during setting up.)

6Setting up is complete when the yellow PWR LED

lights up and the blue LED flashes rapidly. (If the blue

LED flashes rapidly and the yellow PWR LED does not

light up then setting up has failed.)

7Turn off the power.

8Set DIP switch 8 to ON for standalone mode.

Also see page 12 for different operating modes.

9Turn the power back on and check operation.

Setting up lock case and DAC564/DAC530

ASSA ABLOY motor locks installation guide

1 Hold the lock case and push the bolt in, for models

820, 825 and 835 (unlocked).

2Turn off the power to the lock.

3Check that the door sensor is not activated. DIP

switch 2 should be OFF.

4Turn on the power.

5Toggle the group switch 6 times ON/OFF within 30

seconds.

6When the LED glows steadily the lock has been reset

to factory settings.

Factory reset

LED operation

Steady glow = Not set up; LED off = Set up.

Flashing at 2 Hz = Set up for different DAC, or I/O Box

flashing at 20 Hz (flickering) = Timeout, wait 240

seconds before unlocking.

Conditions for deadlocking 820C/825C

For 820C/825C you can set the condition for the lock

to report deadlocking. This function can be used if you

want to prevent unlocking from outside when the door

is manually locked from inside. The condition is set

using the DIP switch for hookbolt deadlock on the

lock casing.

When the DIP switch is OFF the condition for

deadlocking is the dead-latching snib. When the dip

switch is ON the condition for deadlocking is

latch locked.

Toggle group switch

ON/OFF 6 times to

reset to factory

settings

Location of LED

DIP switches

ASSA ABLOY motor locks installation guide

Lock types: ASSA motor lock 813C, 815C, 820C,

825C, 835C

Technical data

Indications on start-up Supply voltage Current (A) Power (W)

Operating (standby) 12.0 / +20 degrees 0.081 0.97

Operating (standby) 24.0 / +20 degrees 0.044 1.06

Switching on/off handle 12.0 / +20 degrees 0.22 2.64

Switching on/off handle 24.0 / +20 degrees 0.095 2.28

Locking hook bolt 12.0 / +20 degrees 0.58 6.96

Locking hook bolt 24.0 / +20 degrees 0.33 7.9

Power consumption

EA226

Cable Length 10m

Maximum length 50m

Cable length, cable area

at 12 V

20 m 0.3 mm2

30 m 0.4 mm2

40 m 0.5 mm2

50 m 0.6 mm2

Lock case Lock case, drill protection (835C-50). Manual accessible using QR code.

Complete set Lock case, drill protection, I/O Box 350, cable EA226, striking plate c/w contact magnet, wood screws,

cable transition EA281.

ARX set Lock case, connecting cable EA226 and striking plate c/w contact magnet.

PoE Lock case 835C should not be used with PoE & local control unit 9101.

Accessories

813C-50

815C-50

825C-50

820C-50

825C-50

835C-50

Cylinder type Round, oval

Striking plate 1487-1, -2, -3, -4, -5 (c/w contact magnet)

Cable EA226

Cable transition EA281

Thumb turn 256 thumb turn, double round oval cylinder, solenoid thumb turn.

Cylinder accessories

Opening hardware

Handle Std. /

Stiffening accessory

256 or 3212 depending on configuration

8065 for round thumb turn cylinder or 179 handle

–

4292

Package contents

ASSA ABLOY motor locks installation guide

The most important advice is to follow the installation

instructions and not to deviate from them without first

consulting us at ASSA ABLOY.

The guarantee is invalidated if:

• The product is incorrectly installed.

• The product is opened (seal is broken) or if cables/

connectors are cut off.

• The product is installed with accessories or parts

that are not recommended by ASSA ABLOY.

Maintenance:

• Make sure that the fitted cylinders, thumb turns and

handles work satisfactorily.

• Lubricate and/or adjust as needed with

ASSA ABLOY’s recommended lock grease.

• Electrical parts do not require any maintenance.

• Lubricate the bolt and latch in the lock case at least

twice a year. Locks that are used very frequently

require more frequent maintenance.

• It is also important to maintain and, if necessary,

adjust the door closer and hinges to ensure the

door closes properly. Correct maintenance of doors

is essential for effective operation of locks.

Important information and maintenance

Lock case Brief description CE cert. SSF 3522 class 3 SS-EN 14846

813C-50 Manual latch bolt CPR 21-524 0.97

815C-50 Manual latch bolt CPR 21-524 1.06

820C-50 Manual hook bolt and manual latch bolt CPR 21-524 21-640 640

825C-50 Manual hook bolt, single hand opening, cylinder override CPR 21-524 21-640 640

835C-50 Auto hook bolt, single hand opening, cylinder override CPR 21-524 21-640 640

835C 3 X 8 F 0 L 5 1 3

820C, 825C 3 X 8 F 0 L 3 1 3

815C, 813C 3 X 8 F 0 L 1 1 3 SBSC 21-563

Certification

Important information

• Do not use lubricants that contain graphite or

solvents; only use lock lubricant from ASSA ABLOY.

• The safety features of this product are vital for its

compliance with EN 14846 and SSF3522-1093.

• No modification or alteration of any kind other than

described in these instructions is permitted.

• The lock case is intended for installation in a single

or double door **, made from wood, aluminium or

steel. The door must not weigh more than 200 kg.

• Depending on the type of door, different mounting

screws may be needed.

* The fire test was performed on a glazed uninsulated door constructed

from steel profiles. The lock tested was an 835C-50 model.

** If the lock is used in a double door, a door coordinator must be fitted.

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