DEAD BOLT
SPINDLE
ASSEMBLY
BATTERY
M5 X 30mm
SCREWS
M5 X 30mm
SCREWS
GREEN
GROUND
WIRE
BATTERY
WIRE
RIBBON
MOTOR
WIRE
hole or insulate the bottom edge of the rectangular hole with
a piece of tape (see Fig. 4). SAFLOK spacer plates will be
required for doors less than 1-3/4˝ thick.
• Feed the ribbon cable and motor wire through the
appropriate channel and holes in the back plate and position
the back plate onto the door surface with the alignment pins
inserted into the mortise case holes. Check for a free fit and
ensure the back plate is resting flat on the door without
pinching the motor wire. Install four M5 flathead bolts and
tighten. When using a power screwdriver, use caution to
avoid cross threading and over torquing (see Fig. 5).
• Insert the ribbon into the ribbon connector (see Fig. 6).
Do not bend the ribbon sharply. Route the excess ribbon
upward over the battery (see Fig. 7).
• Connect the motor wire, then battery wire (if not factory
attached) to the PCB as shown (see Fig. 5).
• The indicator mark on the switch cam should face
6:00 for the standard application and 3:00 for the ADB
application (see Fig. 6). Insert the dead bolt spindle assembly
into the switch cam. The retaining ring should rest on
the switch cam when fully inserted. (Proper position of
the cam will allow the door to be opened when the
dead bolt is retracted and block entry when the dead bolt
is thrown for privacy. Emergency keys will override this
electronic double lock). Install the inside escutcheon
with the dead bolt thumb-turn pointed up. Fasten with
two flathead M4 torx screws provided (see Fig.
8
).
Program the lock using the Lock Programmer &
Interrogator (LPI) probe provided with the key encoding
system. After programming the lock, test for proper
function using appropriate keys per the instructions
in the programming manual.
Step 5
Test Lock Functionality
• Insert a construction zone level keycard. The green
light should flash nine times while the exterior handle
becomes operable for use. If it does not, the table
below has the most likely responses.
M4 X 16mm TORX SCREWS
CARD READER
RIBBON CABLE
Insulate any
sharp metal
edges.
Assure that wire
is not pinched
or strained.
(FIG. 4)
(FIG. 5)
(FIG. 8)
Route
ribbon
upward
over
battery.
(FIG. 6)
(FIG. 7)
Lock Communication
Electronic Function Description
12
yellow
blinking lights
Swit
c
h
c
am not aligned properly.
2
yellow
blinking lights
Key
c
ard not allowed.
OR
Key
c
ard
c
an
c
elled out by newer
c
onstru
c
tion level key
c
ard.
9 Red blinking lights and
Low battery
c
ondition –
alternating
red
and
green
lights
c
hange the battery.
2
yellow
and
red
simultaneously
Bad tra
c
k read or key
c
ard data
blinking lights
c
orrupted – may require a
new
a
cc
ess
c
ard.
9 simultaneously
red
and
green
Date not set – use LPI to
blinking LEDs
reset date and time.
2
red
blinking lights
Key
c
ard not read (possibly upside
down, wrong end, wrong key).
