EF-SP Manual and data specs

You can find the manual and data specs of EF-SP Slim series below

 

 

 

 

What's included?:

1x Spindle 80 mm

 

 

1x Spindle 60 mm  

 

 

1x U-Clip (new addition, temporary photo)

 

 

2x Screw Stubs: 35 

 

 

1x Sliding Screws

 

 

 

1x M5x70 mm Screw 

1x M5x50 mm Screw

1x M5x40 mm Screw

1x M5x30 mm Screw

1x M5x25 mm Screw

 

 

5x Mortice Screws 20x4 mm (for Wooden Door)

 

4x Mortice Screws 10x5 mm (for Aluminum Door)

 

1x Phone Tag (Sticker)

2x Proxy Fobs

2x Emergency Key

4x Lithium Battery 1.5v

2x Rubber Gaskets

 

Model	EF-SP
Materials	Handle: Stainless Steel 304 Panel: Stainless Steel 304
Weight	2 Kg
Unlocking methods	Smart Phone Apple Watch Fingerprint Passcode Proxy Fob / Phone Tag Emergency Key Alexa (needs gateway) Google Home (needs gateway)
Colour	Black and Silver
Low battery alarm	Less than 4.8 v

Doors Applicable	Aluminum Door Wooden Door UPVC Door
Working voltage	6V/4 x AA Batteries
Door Thickness	35-60 mm (For more, you need to request Longer spindle and Screws)
Data capacity	Fingerprint: 200 Passcode: 150 Fob/Stickers: 200
Working temperature	-10°C-55°C
Weatherproof outside panel	Yes

System Initialisation:

Open the cover plate of the front panel, press the "reset" button for 5 seconds and key in "000#".

Note: The primary passcode after the reset is "123456" until the lock is added to the TTLock App.

 

There are two versions 
       OR         

 

 

Battery replacement (two versions):

 

a) The bottom of panel screw version
Counterintuitively TIGHTEN the screw at the bottom of the panel by screwing Clockwise so the screw goes inwards and releases the cover. The the cover can be gently wiggled and slipped off first the the top securing tab, then slid over the handle to fulling expose the battery compartment,

 

b) The High up, screw down battery cover version

Loosen the screws in the battery cover, lift it off  to reveal battery compartment (be careful not to lose the tiny screw).

       

 

Changing the direction of the either handle:

1. Using the supplied Allen Key, push the long end into the hole on the reverse of the handle and gently rotate the allen key until you feel it connect with the Allen Key bolt at the very base. Then loosen the screws until the bolt comes out .

 

 

 

 

 

2. Pop the handle off

 

 

 

 

3. Once you have finessed the handle's direction to your liking, slide it back to the seat. Then re-tighten the screw very firmly. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Compatibility test:

One test to see if the new lock is compatible with your existing
multipoint locks is to check if it can fully retract the hooks and bolts on
your multipoint mechanism.

 

Step 1:
Mark the current position of all bolts/hooks on your existing multipoint lock.

 

 

 

 

 

Step 2:
From the inside:
1. Locate the internal lock body on the spindle.
2. Align the lock with the door and hold it firmly.
3. Lift the handle fully to throw

 

 

 

 

 

Step 3:
Take the front body(fingerprint handle) and turn the spindle receptor so that the
arrow POINTS AWAY from the handle. — "It's the opposite of what is suggested
on the lock! We do this only for the test
part!"

 

 

 

 

Step 4:
From the outside:
1. Locate the front body on the spindle.
2. Align the lock with the door and hold it firmly.
3. Push the handle fully downward to retract the bolts.

 

Tip: You can now return the spindle receptor
so that it POINTS TOWARDS the handle. It's necessary for the next steps.

 

 

Step 5:
Now check if all bolts and hooks have fully retracted to the marked position. If bolts don't prevent you from closing the door, we passed this test!

 

 

Installation:

1. Install the mortice
- Pop that screw into the hole
and secure it nice and tightly

 

 

 

 

2. Install the square shaft:

- If your handle points left, twist the triangle point to
the left; if it points right, spin the arrow right. 

- Insert the bolt, bend the
front end to secure the square shaft, and choose a
screw stub suiting your door's thickness.
Fasten it with a U-Clip, making sure the arrow
on the spindle aligns with the handle.

 

 

 

3. Install the sliding screw casing

- Adjust the screw stub location, a customizable
feast ranging from 60mm to 100mm. Drill where
needed or utilize existing holes, you trendsetter!

 

 

 

4. Connecting the front and back panel:

- Install a waterproof pad on the rear panel.
- When drilling new holes, it's often best to
 remove the multi-point mechanism after
unscrewing it like a true locksmith, this avoids
any mishaps that can damage the mechanism! 

 

 

 

5. Install the back panel
- Secure the front and back panels with
screws matching your door's thickness.
- Connect the front power cord to the back
panel like connecting the dots.

 

 

 

6. Install the battery

- Energize your creation with 4 AA batteries.
- Seal the deal with the battery cover. 

 

 

Tips:

Lift the handle to engage the deadbolts/hooks and then pull the handle down to disengage.
The internal handle should always open the door.

TEST: Try pulling the outer handle down. It should move but do nothing. Then insert the keys and turn. Try lifting the handle and then pull it down. This time the latch/hooks should retract.

Note: Simpled Smart Lock comes with an auto-lock feature. It means the spindle doesn't engage from the outside when pushing the handle downward unless you gain access with a fingerprint, passcode, etc.

In multi-point locks, the bolts/deadbolts/hooks will engage when you lift the handles. Otherwise, the door may only be held on one latch. So it's always recommended to lift the handles to engage the multi-points.

Don't use chemicals for cleaning as it may affect the guarantee. A soft,
damp cloth is best for gently cleaning without scratching the surface.

 

Installing and setting up the smart app - TTLOCK

You can skip ahead to the next section if the app is already installed

TTLock    

 

The TTLock application is available for download 
from the App Store   or   GooglePlay

 

1. 1. Download the “TTlock App” from the App Store or Google Play by either
      - Using the links above
      - Searching the “TTLock” app
   2. Sign up for a TTlock account and register that account using either your email address or your phone number
      
      
      The Get Code confirmation process, that proves you are not a robot can sometimes be a little confusing. Your are required to slide a portion of a picture to its correct location. 
      You don't grab the small image,  instead you use the slider button underneath to slide it to the matching hole in the bigger picture.
      
      

3. Next you need to add your smart lock to the device list in the app


First, wake up the lock’s Bluetooth by touching the credit card icon in the middle of the keypad. 

1. 1. Tap on “+ Add Lock” and select  "All Locks" , don't worry about all the different types offered, just select All Locks
      
      
   2. In the “Nearby Locks” list, select the non-greyed out device that has appeared. 
   3. Rename the serial number with a descriptive name 
   4. The lock has now been added successfully.
      
      

Try to open the lock by tapping on the “Padlock Icon” in the app. Please ensure that the phone is within 5-metres direct line of sight of the lock and that Bluetooth is turned on. It helps to touch the credit card icon in the middle of the keypad which livens up the Bluetooth.

 

Add Fingerprints:

To add a new fingerprint,
1. Select Fingerprint from the lock screen in the app
2. Tap on the three dots
3. Select Add Fingerprint
4. Choose a name for later reference.  A descriptive label helps you to recognise the
fingerprint in the unlocking reports.
5. Choose whether you want to create limited-time or permanent access.
6. Then start and press your fingerprint on the fingerprint sensor as many times as the app requests. You will then see a message say that the fingerprint has been successfully added. 
8. Now test the fingerprint.
9. If a particular fingerprint is not easily recognised, we would advise you to create 3-4 instances of exactly the same fingerprint to multiply the probability of first time recognition for that user.

 

Add Passcodes:

Before setting new passcodes, the temporary default code is 123456#

You can create several different types of passcode to open your smart lock:
- Timed
- One-Time-Passcode (OTP)
- Permanent
- Recurring
- Custom
(Custom is the only option that allows you choose your own numbers, as few as 4 numerals)


You can then easily share the passcode with other users via SMS, Email,
WhatsApp etc.

You can create, limit, share and delete a passcode without a bridge using
the app, but only when you are near the lock and you have woken up the bluetooth first.

Using Passcodes:
1. Touch the Credit Card icon on the keypad lightly to wake up the lock 
2. Enter the passcode
3. Press the Hash # as if it was the Enter key

 

Passcode Management:

Click on “Passcodes”. In this section, the Admin user can
1. Change, delete or reset passcodes.
2. Review the unlock records of an individual passcode .

 

Create and Send e-Keys:

By selecting the “Send eKey” as shown in the figure, you can create and
share an electronic key with your friends, family, maid, dog walker or your
AirBnB guests. For using the eKey, they need to download and sign up
for a new account. This will also help you nd out about the time they
opened the lock. E-Keys are also available in different types: Permanent,
Time-Limited, One-time and recurring.
You can authorise a user as Admin in the Authorised Admin section.

e-Key Management:

Click on eKeys. In this section, the Admin user can
1. reset or delete eKeys.
2. review the access records.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Create Admin:

With this feature, you can assign a
new timed/ permanent admin to
have the same level of access to
the lock.
For example, your receptionist or
even your guest will be able to add
new users and even register their
own fingerprint on the smart lock,
up to the time their users are valid.

 

 

 

Proximity Fobs, Phone Tag Stickers, Cards:

Before a proxy fob or sticker can open the lock, it is required to be
linked first. Fobs/Stickers can be Permanent or for a Limited by time.

Viewing Records:

Tap on “Records” which is the log of all lock activity. 

Activate Passage Mode:

1. Choose the lock
2. Tap on “Settings”
3. Select “Passage Mode”
4. Turn on this mode and
press Save
Note: To activate the passage mode, you need to unlock it
once with the app!
When passage mode is activated, you can long-press # to force-lock the Simpled lock! It’s the same when the auto-lock feature is off; you can long-press # to lock the door.

 

Import data from an old Simpled lock:

To transfer data from an old Simpled lock to a new one you can follow these steps:
1. Choose the new lock on the app.
2. Tap on "Settings"
3. Select "Import from another lock"
4. Choose your old lock from the list.

 

 

Turning off/on the lock sound:

1. Open the app.
2. Tap on the lock.
3. Choose “Settings”.
4. Disable/Enable the Lock sound.

 

 

 

Transfer lock to a new owner:

1. Open the app
2. Tap on the more option icon on the top Left
3. Select “Settings”
4. Tap on “Transfer Lock(s)”
5. Select the lock(s) and press Next
6. Enter the new owner Account, and press Next.
Notice: The selected lock(s) will be permanently transferred.

 

WiFi Bridge/Gateway Pairing:

With the Gateway, you can
• Open your lock from anywhere
• Remotely read the lock operation records, including, fingerprint, passcodes
• Calibrate the lock clock remotely
• Remotely delete and modify passcodes
• Use the Simpled lock with your Alexa
• Use the Simpled lock with your Google home

Light Status:

Pair the Gateway with APP:

 

 

Privacy Switch/Secure Mode (Only owner can unlock)

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If you slide the button UP, you enable Secure Lock (Secure Mode), this means that only the Main Administrator of the lock can unlock the door, and only with the app or the Administrator Passcode (found under Settings → Basic).
So a normal code or fingerprint etc will not work while this Secure Mode is turned on.

 

FAQ:

1. Why can’t I open the door after the passage mode is enabled?

You need to unlock the door with any method first before passage mode to takes effect.

 

2. What is the purpose of Auto Lock?

The auto-lock is a safety feature to relock the door a set number of second after you have unlocked it. The period is preset to five seconds but can be changed  to any length you want in: Lock -> Settings -> Auto Lock.

 

3. Why does the app consumes power?

It may be due to:
1. Standby power consumption keeping the bluetooth available over time
2. A short circuit (but this is much less likely)

 

4. Why does the touchpad have no response?

a) In this case, first check that the batteries have been installed correctly and have enough power
b) Remove the back panel and see if it is properly connected.

 

5. Why can't I register my fingerprint?

Check the fingers and fingerprint sensor for dirt or any wear. Also check to see if the fingerprint sensor works properly (press to see if there is any response).

If a particular fingerprint is not easily recognised, we would advise you to create 3-4 instances of exactly the same fingerprint to multiply the probability of first time recognition for that user.

 

6. How do the two types of Alarm work?

Too Many Attempts Alarm - After 5 failed attempts by any method, a loud alarm will go off for 30 seconds. After the alarm has stopped sounding, you can then try again. 

There is no way to disable this alarm from being in use, and once triggered it cannot be turned off, except by removing the batteries from the inside battery compartment, so if you are outside and the door is locked, there is no way to silence the alarm.

Tamper Alarm - This is triggered if somebody tries to lever open the front lock casing from the outside after it is fitted and powered up.

Once triggered the Tamper Alarm cannot be turned off, except by removing the batteries from the inside battery compartment, so if you are outside and the door is locked, there is no way to silence the alarm.