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Provides general guidelines for operating in the lock's programming mode.
Describes the visual and audible feedback provided by the lock.
Instructions for safely replacing the lock's batteries.
Steps for powering up the lock after installation or battery replacement.
Procedures for resetting the lock to factory default settings.
An alternative method for erasing programming, often requiring physical access to the lock.
Initial unpacking and power-on sequence for the lock.
Steps to enter programming mode and set a new master code.
Procedure to set the current day of the week for the lock.
Procedure to set the current date for the lock.
Procedure to set the current time for the lock.
Instructions for adding new user access codes to the lock.
Steps to remove an existing user code from the lock.
Explains potential issues when programming user codes with similar prefixes.
How to properly exit the programming mode.
Method to re-access the programming mode after exiting.
How to verify that programmed user codes are functioning correctly.
Specific checks for validating user codes entered via the keypad.
Section detailing user management, including adding, deleting, and assigning codes.
How to enable or disable individual user access by their number.
Function to temporarily disable all user codes except the master code.
Activates a mode where all user codes (except Master) are locked out.
Reverses the total user lockout mode.
Activates a special one-time-use service code.
Deletes all programmed user codes except the master code.
Options for clearing programmed schedules and timeout functions.
Features for managing and assigning users to different access groups.
Manually enable or disable specific user groups.
Explains the hierarchy of how different functions affect user and group access.
Temporarily enables or disables groups for a specified duration.
Manually assigns or removes users from specific groups.
Functions for setting and adjusting the lock's internal clock and calendar.
Procedure to input the current date into the lock.
Procedure to input the current time into the lock.
Procedure to set the current day of the week.
Configures the start date for Daylight Saving Time adjustments.
Configures the end date for Daylight Saving Time adjustments.
Fine-tuning the lock's clock speed to improve accuracy.
Adjusts the clock to run faster to compensate for being slow.
Adjusts the clock to run slower to compensate for being fast.
Features for enabling door passage without a user code.
Manually enabling/disabling passage mode, with schedule precedence.
Setting the duration the lock remains unlocked after a valid code.
Enabling passage mode that is not overridden by schedules.
Activates permanent passage mode.
Deactivates permanent passage mode.
Restores schedule-based passage mode control.
Sets how passage mode is toggled or controlled by user groups.
Setting the duration the lock stays unlocked after a valid code.
Sets the unlocked duration to 3 seconds.
Sets the unlocked duration to 10 seconds.
Sets the unlocked duration to 15 seconds.
Functions related to printing lock audit trails and settings.
Prints the log of recorded lock events.
Prints a list of all programmed user codes.
Prints lock configuration details.
Features for transferring data between the lock and a PC.
Manages data transfer to and from DL-Windows software.
Settings related to keypad lockout after invalid entries.
Configures how many incorrect codes trigger a lockout.
Defines the duration of the keypad lockout.
Features related to the "Enter Key" function for user code subsets.
Activates the Enter Key function.
Deactivates the Enter Key function.
Advanced scheduling for passage mode and group access based on time.
Sets up time-based activation for passage mode and group permissions.
Pre-programmed time blocks for enabling groups.
Assigns groups to predefined quick schedule time frames.
Defines how Group 1 activation triggers other features.
Links Group 1 user entry to activating passage mode during specific times.
Links Group 1 user entry to enabling Group 4 users during specific times.
Illustrates how to assign a single user to multiple access groups.
Explains how Group 1 activation controls passage mode and group enabling.
General| Access Method | Keypad |
|---|---|
| User Codes | Up to 100 user codes |
| Audit Trail | No |
| Door Thickness | 1-3/4" to 2-1/4" |
| Backset | 2-3/4" standard or 2-3/8" optional |
| Power | 4 AA batteries |
| Operating Temperature | 14°F to 140°F |
| Material | Metal |
| Weight | 2.5 lbs |
| Weather Resistant | Yes |
| Lock Type | Deadbolt |
| Voltage | 6V |
| Battery Life | Up to 1 year |
| Key Override | Yes |
| Backup Power | No |
| Type | Electronic Lock |
| Programming | Keypad |
| Strike | Standard strike included |
| Battery Type | AA |
| Finish | Satin Chrome |
