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Installation Manual
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Overview
The RTE-302 is a biometric lock and works in
conjunction with the RTE-MS1A Management System
to provide a unique access control solution. The RTE-
302 supports up to 1,000 users with timed access
control. The RTE-MS1A is a Windowsbased audit
trail and management system and includes a USB
Scanner for finger print enrollment.
The RTE-302 and RTE-MS1A are ideal for any
application including residential, commercial, public
safety, education, healthcare, and government.
The RTE-302 delivers uncompromising commercial-grade quality. This lock is a
true workhorse, tested to over 2 million duty cycles. The RTE-302 has a 3-hour
UL fire-rated latch and a free-wheeling clutch. The outdoor portion is weather-
resistant. The RTE-302 resides on your network via a Power over Ethernet (PoE)
interface using DHCP or static IP addressing. When used with the RTE-MS1A
Management System you can configure all locks on your network and manage all
user information from a central system administrator’s position.
The RTE-302 provides you with the versatility to manage access control using
both fingerprint recognition and PIN codes. The RTE-MS1A access control and
audit trail features track exactly who has been in your facility and when.
Please read all documentation carefully before installation & use. This manual
details all installation procedures.
Manufacturer and/or Distributors of the RTE-302 will not be responsible for any
damages caused by incorrect installation or mishandling of the lock. Any such
damages will void manufacturer’s warranty. Further information on the warranty
terms and conditions can be found on page 37 in this manual.
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Important: The RTE-302 outside (front) unit has been designed for weather
exposure. Exposure of the inside (back) unit to the elements will void
manufacturer warranty. See Page 37 in this manual for further information under
“Warranty Terms and Conditions”
Features
Up to 1,000 finger print and/or PIN enrollments
Backlit PIN keypad for easy use at night
Industrial Grade Satin Chrome finish
5 second access time before door re-locks
Heavy Duty components rated to over 2 million cycles
UL-Listed, ANSI Grade 2 tubular latch with 3-hour UL fire-rating
Adjustable backset (2 3/8″and 2 3/4″)
Commercial grade 6-pin rim cylinder (removable) with SC4 keyway (3 keys
included)
Free-wheeling clutch design
IP56 rating ensures resistance to moisture, snow, dust, UV, or humidity
Rated for -40°F to 150°F
Impact Alarm
ADA compliant handle is non-handed for right or left hand installation
2 rechargeable 3.2 volt batteries enable continued operation
Timed Unlock Mode Support (“TUMS”) opens and closes lock on pre-defined
schedule
Power over Ethernet
Battery life provides minimum 1,800 openings
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Low battery alert
Non-volatile memory not lost when batteries removed or replaced
2 programing modes
- At the lock using the LCD and keypad
- Via the RTE-MS1 Management System
Easy to Delete Individual users
Access Control features:
- Open Mode
- Timed Lock Access
- Timed User Access
- Import Records
- Export Records
2 Year Limited Warranty
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May vary based on actual conditions
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Specifications
Fingerprint sensor - CMOS Optical, 3rd Generation high resolution, backlit,
coated
Verification Type
1 to N (PIN or fingerprint only)
1 to 1 (User ID + FP or PIN)
Scanning Time < 1 second
Recognition Time < 1 second/user
False Accept Rate (FAR) < .001%
False Reject Rate (FRR) < .01%
Power: PoE (802.3af 15w 48v) with two standby 3.2v 280 mAh rechargeable
batteries, optionally powered via 12-volt DC power supply
Dimensions: 1.5" D x 3" W x 9.5" L
Weight: 9 Lbs
Door Thickness: 1 3/8" to 2" compatible with most standard wood, metal or fiber
glass doors: not for use on doors that use exotic woods or glass doors
Rated: -40°F to 150°F
Network connection: 10Mpbs; DHCP or static IP addressing
RTE-MS1A Management System
This Manual describes how to program the RTE-302 manually at each lock. To
take full advantage of the RTE-302 network features you must use the RTE-
MS1A Management System for programming. This software enables you to
program one or more locks on your network from a PC. The RTE-MS1A is sold
separately and has a separate installation manual. Contact your distributor for
more pricing and availability. You can also go to www.actuatorsystems.com for
more information about the RTE-MS1A.
Ethernet Cable Installation
To use the RTE-MS1A the locks must be on your POE network (10Mpbs, DHCP
or static IP addressing). This requires an Ethernet cable be routed from the hinge
side of the door-jam, through the door, to the lock. There are multiple power-
transfer devices and hinges that enable this. These devices are sold separately
by various companies.
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Contents
Installation Manual ......................................................................................................1
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Overview............................................................................................................................................................................1
Features..............................................................................................................................................................................2
Specifications...................................................................................................................................................................3
RTE-MS1A Management System............................................................................................................................3
Ethernet Cable Installation........................................................................................................................................3
Section 1: Parts ............................................................................................................6
Section 2: Pre-installation ............................................................................................8
2.1 Mark and bore holes on the door ...................................................................................................................8
2.2 Routing/Installing the LAN cable................................................................................................................10
2.3 Setting/Installing the latch and strike plate...........................................................................................13
2.4 Removing handles and re-installing for Right/Left handed configuration.............................14
Section 3: Installation.................................................................................................16
3.1 Impact Alarm Information..............................................................................................................................16
3.2 Installing the Outside Unit..............................................................................................................................17
3.3 Installing the Fixing Plate................................................................................................................................19
3.4 Installing the Inside Unit .................................................................................................................................20
Section 4: Power Options ...........................................................................................24
4.1 Installing the Batteries .....................................................................................................................................24
Section 5. Comm Setting ............................................................................................26
5.1 IP Address Obtained from DHCP Server ..................................................................................................26
5.2 Static IP Address..................................................................................................................................................27
Section 6. Comm Info .................................................................................................30
Section 7: Hard Reset .................................................................................................31
Section 8: Unlocking the RTE-302 ...............................................................................32
8.1 1:N Mode (Enrolled user with an enrolled fingerprint)...................................................................32
8.2 1:N Mode (User with a registered PIN Code) ........................................................................................33
8.3 1:1 Mode with an enrolled fingerprint .....................................................................................................34
8.4 1:1 Mode with a registered PIN Code........................................................................................................35
8.5 With the override keys .....................................................................................................................................36
Section 9. Support Information ..................................................................................37
Appendix A: Lock Programming Instructions ..............................................................39
Section A1: LCD Menu ................................................................................................39
A1.1 Menu Buttons.....................................................................................................................................................40
A1.2 Date/Time............................................................................................................................................................41
A1.3 Sensitivity ............................................................................................................................................................46
A1.4 Match Mode.........................................................................................................................................................47
A1.5 Lock ID...................................................................................................................................................................49
A1.6 Clear FP&PIN......................................................................................................................................................50
A1.7 Access Time.........................................................................................................................................................52
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A1.7.1 Invalid ................................................................................................................................................................53
A1.7.2 Anytime.............................................................................................................................................................54
A1.7.3 Acc-Time:..........................................................................................................................................................55
A1.8 Weekday...............................................................................................................................................................58
A1.9 Timed TUM..........................................................................................................................................................60
5.9.1 Timed TUM - Setup Menu............................................................................................................................60
A1.9.2 Cancel TUM......................................................................................................................................................61
A1.9.3 Setup Days .......................................................................................................................................................62
A1.9.4 View TUM Settings.......................................................................................................................................66
A1.9.5 Setup Holidays...............................................................................................................................................67
Section A2: Finger Print Management ........................................................................74
Overview:........................................................................................................................................................................74
A2.1 Enrolling Fingerprints ...................................................................................................................................76
A2.2. Add or modify a User PIN............................................................................................................................81
A2.3 Deleting Fingerprints and PINs.................................................................................................................82
A2.4 Access Time.........................................................................................................................................................85
A2.4.1 Example –Access Time for a specific User ID.................................................................................86
Appendix B –User Enrollment Table ..........................................................................93
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Section 1: Parts
Please familiarize yourself with all the parts in the RTE-302 package. If any parts
are missing or damaged, contact your distributor immediately.
Outdoor Unit
Indoor Unit
Universal Handles
Strike Plate & Box
Rubber Gaskets
Fixing Plate
Over-ride Keys
Tubular Latch
(2 3/8” & 2 3/4”
adjustable)
Spindle (or tailpiece)
Spindle Spring
Installation Template
2 x 2¼” screws (for
bottom fixing posts)
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2 x 2 1/2” screws
(for fixing plate)
1 x 3” screw (for top fixing
post)
This box intentionally
empty.
Required tools:
One Electric or battery operated Drill
One 3/8” Diameter Drill Bit
A pair of scissors
One Phillips head screwdriver
Hacksaw or handheld bolt cutters
Tape measure
One long, thin shafted Phillips Head Screwdriver
“Fish Tape” for routing LAN cable through door
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Section 2: Pre-installation
2.1 Mark and bore holes on the door
1) Remove existing handle set.
2) Line up the installation template to the existing hole on the door. Ensure that
the template is square by observing the vertical dotted line which should line up
with the edge of the door. Decide which hole pattern to use (A or B). Mark either
the “A” or “B” holes on the template with a permanent marker. *For this example,
the “B” holes were used.
1 1/8” hole
holes
3/8” holes
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3) Now that you have the hole pattern marked on the template, use a utility knife
to cut through the template so that you can mark the hole pattern onto the door.
4) Move the template back to the door. Align it again and then mark the holes
onto the door.
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5) The door should look similar to the picture below after the holes are drilled.
2.2 Routing/Installing the LAN cable
Overview:
In order for the RTE-302 to have network functionality; a permanent, wired LAN
connection is required. Doors with a pre-drilled cable channel can be purchased.
However, if the lock is being installed into an existing door, then a channel must
be drilled through the door so that the LAN cable can be connected to the lock.
This cable will then route through the hinge side of the door and back to a
network switch.
In addition to the cable installation, a special door hinge will be required to allow
the LAN connection cable to pass through. An example of this type of hinge is
the McKinney Concealed Circuit Hinge seen below.
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