Simons Voss Technologies Digital SmartHandle AX Guide Abrégé page 23

Digital SmartHandle AX French backplate, 195 mm
NOTE
Effect on the mortise lock
The SmartHandle AX acts exclusively on the latch of the mortise lock.
Locking and insurances
Insurance companies place increased demands on a closure.
1. If you want to lock the door under insurance law, use a self-locking
panic lock or a locking cylinder in addition to the SmartHandle AX.
2. Pay attention to the approvals according to EN 179.
SmartHandle AX with self-locking panic lock
The SmartHandle AX only offers full functionality with a self-locking panic
lock.
1. Combine the SmartHandle AX with a self-locking panic lock.
2. Pay attention to the declarations of conformity of the lock manufactur-
ers according to EN 179.
Conditions for authorisation security
Operation with Mifare Classic and/or PinCode keypad excludes authorisation
security class D according to DIN EN 16867:2020.
Sealing escutcheon holes
Any escutcheon holes that exist may be used to manipulate the lock.
1. Seal any escutcheon holes with a blind cylinder, for example.
2. In the case of FH versions, you must be install a brass dummy cylinder or
locking cylinder.
4. Scope of delivery
SmartHandle AX (Version for 195 mm French backplate)
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Special tool
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Quick guide
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Depending on version:
Adapter set, 7 mm spindle
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 Adapter sleeve, 8.5 mm spindle
 Adapter sleeve, 10 mm spindle
Blank cylinder
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5. Design
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6. Programming the fitting
Programme the fitting before installation. You can use different
programming devices, depending on the product family.
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7. Installing the fitting
Door pre-drilled.
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PH2 screwdriver at hand.
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ü TX15 screwdriver at hand.
ü Vernier calliper at hand.
ü Pincers at hand.
1. Measure the door thickness.
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2. Determine the cutting points on the cut-to-length screws.
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3. Trim the cut-to-length screws.
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4. For 7 mm spindle: insert the adapter sleeve onto the side of the spindle
with the pin.
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5. Insert the spindle with the pin side into the fitting.
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6. Screw the outer adapter plate to the fitting (PH2, torque 1.1 Nm). You
can identify the outer adapter plate by the welded stud bolt nuts.
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7. Hold the countersunk nuts with the special tool and screw the escut-
cheon base firmly to the outer adapter plate (PH2, torque 1.1 Nm).
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8. For 7 mm spindle: place the adapter sleeve in the inner handle in such a
way that the recess faces the grub screw.
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9. Hold the countersunk nuts firmly with the special tool and screw the in-
ner handle and the escutcheon base tightly onto the inner adapter plate
(PH2, torque: 1.1 Nm).
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10. For 8.5 mm and 10 mm spindle: slide the adapter sleeve into the centre
of the spindle. Use a punch and hammer to make an indent in the ad-
apter sleeve to prevent it from slipping.
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11. Insert the fitting with the adapter plate and the spindle into the door
from the outside.
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12. Screw the inner handle and adapter plate firmly into place (PH2, torque
1.1 Nm).
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13. For FH: insert the dummy cylinder.
NOTE
Feed the blank cylinder into the hole using a screwdriver
It is difficult to position the blank cylinder correctly, especially in thick doors.
1. Insert a screwdriver into the hole in the blank cylinder.
2. Position the blank cylinder using the screwdriver.
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14. For FH: screw the dummy cylinder firmly into place (PH2, torque 1.1 Nm).
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15. Fit the outside handle into position on the fitting.
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16. Fasten the grub screws firmly onto both handles (TX15, torque 5.0 Nm).
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17. Place a cover with the notch facing downwards on the escutcheon
base.
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18. Place the two cover plates with the notch facing downwards onto the
escutcheon base and the inner handle.
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9 Fitting is now installed.
8. Removing the fitting
1.5 mm hexagonal wrench available.
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1. Remove the fitting in the reverse order to installation.
4. Scope of delivery
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