Product Overview
The Trilogy DL2700 is a rugged‚ advanced electronic digital lock with programmable features‚ designed for indoor and outdoor use‚ ideal for schools‚ healthcare‚ and offices.
1.1 Key Features of the Trilogy DL2700
The Trilogy DL2700 features a durable‚ vandal-proof all-metal keypad with three security levels: Master‚ Manager‚ and User. It supports up to 104 codes‚ including 1 Master Code‚ 10 Manager Codes‚ 90 User Codes‚ and 3 one-time Service Codes. The lock is designed with a rugged clutch mechanism for reliability and includes audit trail functionality for monitoring access. Its touch-sensitive‚ backlit keypad is resistant to dirt‚ water‚ and chemicals‚ making it ideal for both indoor and outdoor applications. Additional features include programmable relay options and a Grade 1 BHMA certification for high durability and security.
1.2 Target Markets and Applications
The Trilogy DL2700 is designed for a wide range of applications‚ including schools‚ healthcare facilities‚ pharmacies‚ rental properties‚ offices‚ retail spaces‚ and airports. Its durability and advanced security features make it ideal for both indoor and outdoor environments. The lock is particularly suited for high-traffic areas and locations requiring multi-level access control. Its vandal-proof design and weather-resistant keypad ensure reliability in challenging conditions‚ making it a popular choice for commercial and institutional settings. The DL2700 is also a favorite for property managers and businesses needing robust‚ programmable access control systems to secure their premises effectively.
1.3 Comparison with TL2700 Model
The Trilogy DL2700 and TL2700 models are identical in operation but differ in keypad design. The DL2700 features a standard keypad with pressable buttons‚ while the TL2700 offers a touch-sensitive‚ backlit touchscreen. Both models support up to 100 user codes‚ including one-time service codes‚ and maintain the same security levels: Master‚ Manager‚ and User. The TL2700’s touchscreen provides instant activation and is highly resistant to dirt‚ water‚ and chemicals‚ making it ideal for harsh environments; Despite these differences‚ both locks share the same programming and security capabilities‚ ensuring consistent performance across applications. The choice between the two ultimately depends on preferred user interaction and environmental demands.
Security Levels and Access Control
The Trilogy DL2700 offers three security levels: Master‚ Manager‚ and User. Each level provides specific access rights‚ ensuring controlled entry and programming capabilities‚ enhancing overall security.
2.1 Master Code Capabilities
The Master Code in the Trilogy DL2700 is the highest level of access‚ enabling full control over the lock’s programming and features. It allows users to set up and modify all aspects of the system‚ including creating and deleting Manager and User codes‚ adjusting security settings‚ and managing Service Codes. The Master Code is essential for initial setup and provides unrestricted access to the lock’s advanced functionalities. It ensures that only authorized individuals can make system-wide changes‚ maintaining the lock’s security and integrity. This level of control is critical for system administrators or property managers who need to oversee access and ensure compliance with security protocols;
2.2 Manager Code Privileges
Manager codes in the Trilogy DL2700 offer intermediate access privileges‚ allowing users to perform specific programming functions while maintaining operational efficiency. Managers can add‚ modify‚ or delete User codes and Service codes but cannot alter the Master code. They also have the ability to grant temporary access or adjust certain lock settings. Up to 10 Manager codes can be programmed‚ providing flexibility for organizations with multiple administrators. This tiered system ensures that while Managers have significant control‚ they cannot override the Master code‚ preserving the highest level of security and accountability. This feature is ideal for businesses or institutions with multiple authorized personnel needing access without full administrative rights.
2.3 User Code Limitations
User codes on the Trilogy DL2700 are restricted to basic access functionality‚ ensuring only authorized entry without administrative control. Users can unlock the device but cannot modify or delete existing codes‚ including Master or Manager codes. The system supports up to 90 User codes‚ providing flexibility for large organizations while maintaining security. Additionally‚ User codes cannot program or adjust lock settings‚ such as relay functions or audit trails. Service codes‚ which are one-time use‚ are also limited to temporary access and cannot be reused. This tiered access system ensures that basic users have limited privileges‚ protecting sensitive functions from unauthorized changes and maintaining overall system security. This feature is essential for organizations requiring strict access control and accountability.
Programming Instructions
Programmable features include setting Master‚ Manager‚ and User codes‚ with options for one-time Service codes. The process is straightforward‚ ensuring secure and efficient access control management.
3.1 Setting Up Master Codes
The Trilogy DL2700 allows for the creation of a single Master Code‚ granting full control over all lock functions. To set up the Master Code‚ enter programming mode by inserting the control key and turning it clockwise. Once in programming mode‚ press the ‘*’ key followed by the desired Master Code and confirm with the ‘#’ key. The Master Code can manage all user and service codes‚ ensuring ultimate security and access control. It is crucial to store the Master Code securely‚ as it overrides all other codes. Refer to the manual for detailed step-by-step instructions to ensure proper setup and functionality.
3.2 Adding Manager and User Codes
To add Manager and User codes on the Trilogy DL2700‚ start by entering programming mode using the Master code. Press the ‘*’ key‚ followed by the number ‘2’ for Manager codes or ‘3’ for User codes. Enter the desired code‚ then press the ‘#’ key to confirm. Manager codes allow limited programming access‚ while User codes provide entry-only privileges. The system supports up to 10 Manager codes and 90 User codes. Service codes‚ used for one-time entry‚ can also be programmed. Ensure all codes are stored securely to maintain security. Refer to the manual for detailed instructions to avoid errors during the programming process.
3.3 Managing Service Codes
The Trilogy DL2700 allows for the management of Service Codes‚ which provide one-time entry access. To program a Service Code‚ enter the Master code‚ press the ‘*’ key‚ and then ‘4’ to access the Service Code section. Enter the desired Service Code and press ‘#’ to confirm. These codes are ideal for temporary access‚ such as by visitors or service personnel. Up to three Service Codes can be programmed‚ and they can be reused or updated as needed. Ensure Service Codes are stored securely to prevent unauthorized use. Refer to the manual for detailed instructions on managing and resetting Service Codes to maintain system security and functionality.
Installation and Setup
Install the Trilogy DL2700 by inserting the tailpiece into the cylinder‚ turning the control key‚ and securing the lock to the door or frame. Ensure proper alignment and test functionality post-installation for smooth operation.
4.1 Hardware Requirements
The Trilogy DL2700 requires standard door preparation and hardware‚ including a screwdriver for installation. It supports cylindrical or mortise lock configurations and fits standard ANSI door preparations. A strike plate and proper door alignment are essential for smooth operation. The lock is compatible with doors ranging from 1.5″ to 2.5″ in thickness. It operates on 3V CR lithium batteries‚ requiring four for power. Low-battery indicators ensure timely replacement. The vandal-proof‚ all-metal keypad and durable clutch mechanism enhance longevity. The lock meets BHMA Grade 1 standards for reliability and security‚ making it suitable for heavy-duty applications. Ensure all components are included for proper functionality.
4.2 Step-by-Step Installation Guide
To install the Trilogy DL2700‚ begin by removing any existing lock hardware and marking the door for proper alignment. Insert the lock body into the door preparation‚ ensuring it fits securely. Attach the keypad assembly‚ aligning it with the lock body. Secure both components using the provided screws. Install the strike plate on the door frame‚ ensuring proper alignment with the lock. Insert the batteries into the lock‚ following the polarity markings. Program the master code and test the lock operation. Finally‚ inspect all connections and test the lock’s functionality to ensure smooth operation. Refer to the manual for detailed diagrams and specific alignment instructions.
Maintenance and Troubleshooting
Regularly clean the keypad and ensure battery connections are secure. Refer to the manual for troubleshooting common issues like invalid codes or programming errors‚ ensuring optimal functionality.
5.1 Regular Maintenance Tips
Regular maintenance ensures the Trilogy DL2700 operates smoothly. Clean the keypad with a soft cloth to remove dirt and debris. Check battery connections and levels to prevent lockouts. Inspect the lock’s alignment with the door frame to ensure proper functionality. Lubricate hinges and internal mechanisms annually to reduce wear. Monitor usage patterns and adjust settings as needed. Regularly review the manual for specific care instructions tailored to your model. Addressing these steps will extend the lock’s durability and maintain its security features effectively.
5.2 Common Issues and Solutions
Common issues with the Trilogy DL2700 include keypad malfunctions‚ battery drain‚ or synchronization problems. For keypad issues‚ clean the surface with a soft cloth and ensure proper code entry. Battery drain can be resolved by replacing with high-quality batteries or checking connections. If the lock fails to sync‚ adjust the lock alignment with the door frame. Programming errors may require resetting the lock to factory settings. Refer to the manual for detailed troubleshooting steps. Addressing these issues promptly ensures optimal performance and security of the lock. Regular maintenance and correct usage can prevent most problems from arising.
Additional Features and Functionality
The Trilogy DL2700 offers advanced features like audit trail monitoring‚ relay programming options‚ and durable construction‚ ensuring enhanced security and customization for various applications and environments.
6.1 Audit Trail and Monitoring
The Trilogy DL2700 features an advanced audit trail system‚ allowing users to monitor access activity‚ including entries and programming changes. This functionality enhances security by providing a record of all lock interactions. The system uses visual and auditory cues‚ such as beeps and LED flashes‚ to indicate events like invalid codes‚ disabled codes‚ or successful programming. For example‚ invalid codes trigger 5 beeps and red LED flashes‚ while programming errors result in 2 sets of 5 beeps and flashes. These features ensure accountability and simplify troubleshooting‚ making the DL2700 ideal for environments requiring strict access control and monitoring capabilities.
6.2 Relay Programming Options
The Trilogy DL2700 offers customizable relay programming options‚ allowing users to configure relay activation based on specific events. The relay can be programmed to energize during an unlock event or in response to any keypad input (0-9). This feature enables integration with external systems‚ such as alarms or automated door openers‚ enhancing functionality. Users can tailor relay settings to meet specific security or operational needs‚ ensuring seamless operation across various applications. The lock’s programming guide provides detailed instructions for setting up relay configurations‚ making it easy to adapt the system to different environments and use cases while maintaining robust security protocols.