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Preparation
How To Change Your Code Number
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With the selected marker in position the inner gear can be released. The tab of the inner gear will still be visible
(as per fig.9)
– using your finger rotate the coding disk around to the left / clockwise until you see the tab of the
inner gear drop down into the cut-out of the coding disk
(as per fig.10)
. Once the tab has dropped down rotate the
handle and you should see that the marker you have set is in alignment with the left hand arrow.
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Once the first digit has been set, the principle is the same for any other button that you want to set in the code.
Once you have programmed all the required digits in your code, turn the handle to reset the coding chamber and
ensure that all the buttons that are in the code have the coloured markers in alignment with the left hand arrow on
the keypad cover plate. Make sure that any digit that is not in the code has the blue marker of the coding disk in
alignment with the left hand arrow.
Hints & Tips
If you look on the top edge of each coding disk you will see that there are 3 cutouts. Furthest to the right cutout
(green) – for a two button press, centre cutout (Red) - for a single button press and furthest to the left cutout (blue)
- for a button not in the code. The tab of the inner gear needs to sit in one these cutouts.
Please check that all parts are working correctly. Once the lever handles have been fitted to the keypad and inside
handle, enter the factory preset code as printed on the code card
(part no.20), rotate the lever handle on the keypad
downwards, re-enter the code and turn the handle upwards ensuring that the spindle follower on the back of the
keypad rotates each time - an audible click should be heard every time a correct code is entered and the lever
handle is turned.
Both lever handles on the keypad and inside handle should return easily under their own spring pressure. Please
refer to ‘fitting the lever handles’ below.
If you intend to change the code please refer to ‘how to change your code number’ instructions
(pages no.7 & 8)
prior to fitting.
Determining the Hand of the Door
Many of the installation instructions refer to the handing
of the door. The hand of the door is determined with the
door in its closed position from the exterior or keypad
side of the door, as shown in the diagram on the right.
A)
Right hand door – door opens inward (push), hinged
on the right side.
B)
Left hand door – door opens inward (push), hinged
on the left side.
C)
Right hand inward opening – door opens outward
(pull), hinged on the right side.
D)
Left hand inward opening – door opens outward
(pull), hinged on the left side.
Fitting the Lever Handles
The unit is non-handed and the lever handles
(part no.3)
are not
supplied fitted. Once you have determined what
handing of door you have, the lever handles can be fitted to the keypad and inside handle. This is done as follows:
Ensure that one of the handle washers
(part no.17)
is placed around the handle holder before the handle is
secured in place with one of the grub screws
(part no.14)
and tightened using the allen key
(part no.18)
.
With the lever handles secured to the keypad and inside handle turn the lever handle upwards and
downwards to ensure that they return under their own spring pressure to the horizontal position. If both lever
handles return under their own spring pressure cover the grub screw holes with the grommets
(part no.15).
If the handle does not return under its own spring pressure loosen the grub screw by 1/4 of a turn until it springs
back. If loosening the grub screw does not allow the handle to spring back, it may be that one or more of the handle
washers (part no.17) needs to be removed.
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2
3
4
Tab
Dropped
Down
Left Hand
Arrow
Fig.10
↓ ↓
Fig.7
1
2
3
4
Set as double press
Green Marker
↓ ↓
1
2
3
4
Set as single press
Red Marker
Fig.6
↓ ↓
1
2
3
4
Tab
Rotate
Left
Fig.9
↓ ↓
1
2
3
4
Not in the code
Blue Marker
Fig.8
↓ ↓
Inside
Outside
A
B
C
D
