Tools Required for Installation on Pre-drilled Doors:
Tools Required for Installation on Doors That Require Drilling:
NOTE: Deadbolt Latch Set is shipped with the backset set at 2-3/8” (60mm) Measure the backset (backset is distance between edge of the door and the center of Lock).
1. TO CONVERT FROM 2-3/8” (60mm) BACKSET TO 2-3/4” (70mm) BACKSET
a. Hold latch with numbers facing forward and thumb pressing on the bolt (Figure 1a).
b. Rotate the cylinder cover clockwise (Figure 1b).
c. Pull and twist the extension plate all the way out (Figure 1c).
d. Rotate the cylinder cover counter clockwise so that the marking aligns with the 2-3/4” (70mm) position indicator (Figure 1d).
NOTE: Do not extend Cylindrical Cover past 2-3/4” (70mm)
2. TO CONVERT FROM 2-3/4” (70mm) BACKSET TO 2-3/8” (60mm) BACKSET
a. Hold latch with numbers facing forward and thumb pressing on the bolt (Figure 2a).
b. Rotate the cylinder cover clockwise (Figure 2b).
c. Push and twist the extension plate all the way in (Figure 2c).
d. Rotate the cylinder cover counter clockwise so that the marking aligns with the 2-3/8” (60mm) position indicator (Figure 2d).
1. TEMPLATE
a. Cut out template printed on page 15 of this Manual (Figure 1a).
b. Fold template and place on door 36” (925mm) from the ground as marked (Figure 1b).
2. MARK THE DOOR FOR DRILLING
b. Mark center hole on door edge through guide on template for 1” (25mm) latch bolt (Figure 2a).
a. Mark center hole on door face through guide on template for 2-3/8” (60mm) or 2-3/4” (70mm) backset (Figure 2b).
3. DRILL AND CHISEL DOOR
a. Drill 2-1/8” (54mm) hole through door face as marked for lock set (Figure 3a).
b. Drill 1” (25mm) hole in center of door edge for Deadbolt Latch Assembly (Figure 3b).
c. Insert Deadbolt Latch Assembly in hole keeping it parallel to face of door. Mark outline and remove latch (Figure 3c).
d. Chisel 1/8” (3mm) deep or until latch face is flush with door edge (Figure 3d).
4. MARK AND DRILL DOOR JAMB
a. Mark center hole on edge of jamb even with the center of the Latch Bolt on door edge. (Figure 4a).
b. Drill 1” (25mm) hole 1-3/16” (30mm) deep in door jamb on center mark (Figure 4b).
c. Outline outside edges of Strike Plate (Figure 4c).
d. Chisel 1/8” (3mm) deep for Strike Plate or until flush (Figure 4d).
e. Install Strike Plate using two 3/4” (19mm). screws provided (Figure 4e).
1. INSTALLING THE DEADBOLT LATCH SET (need phillips head screwdriver)
a. Insert Deadbolt Latch Set into door edge hole with the word “UP” and the arrow on the extension plate facing UP. Cross shaped spindle connector will be at the bottom of the Deadbolt Latch Set (Figure 1a).
b. Make sure the face plate sits flush with the door. Do not force the latch into the mortise flush. Chisel out excess material if necessary for a flush fit.
c. Using two 3/4” (19mm). screws provided, screw the latch into the door with a hand held screwdriver. DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN.
NOTE: Deadbolt Latch must be retracted when installing
2. IDENTIFYING YOUR DOOR HANDING
Stand outside the door
a. If the hinges are on the left your door is Left Handed (Figure 2a).
b. If the hinges are on the right your door is Right Handed (Figure 2b).
1. INSTALLING THE EXTERIOR ASSEMBLY
Work with the Door Open for easy access.
a. Unpack the Exterior Assembly. Use care to not scratch the green circuit board during handling and installation.
b. Check that the Rubber Gasket is properly seated on the Exterior Assembly (Figure 1a).
c. Insert the Exterior Assembly onto the door with the tailpiece going through the Deadbolt Latch Set cross shaped spindle connector in the VERTICAL POSITION. Route the Control Wire through the door over the Deadbolt Latch Set (Figure 1b).
2. SECURING THE EXTERIOR ASSEMBLY TO THE DOOR
a. From the side marked “This side against door”, route the Control Wire through the rectangular slot in the Mounting Plate (Figure 2a).
b. Place Mounting Plate against door with tailpiece passing through the center hole in the three hole set (Figure 2b).
c. Secure the Mounting Plate to the Exterior Assembly using two 1” (25mm) Screws (Figure 2c).
d. Hand tighten with a Phillips Screwdriver leaving loosely connected (Figure 2d).
e. Check that the Rubber Gasket is properly aligned and correct as necessary (Figure 2e).
f. Check vertical alignment of the lock (Figure 2f).
g. Tighten securely with a hand held Phillips Screwdriver. DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN
3. OPTIONAL INSTALLATION
a. Using a 1/16” (2mm) drill bit, drill a pilot hole in your door using the Mounting Plate upper hole as a guide (Figure 3a).
b. Insert one 3/4” (19mm) screw and tighten.
Unpack the Interior Assembly. Remove the battery cover by sliding the cover upward. Locate the screws holding the Mounting Plate to the Interior Assembly. Remove the screws to release the Mounting Plate from the Interior Assembly.
1. SET THE ENTRY SWITCH FOR LEFT OR RIGHT HANDED DOOR
a. Gently move the switch to “L” for Left Handed Door (Figure 1a).
b. Gently move the Switch to “R” for Right Handed Door (Figure 1b).
2. SET THE INTERIOR KNOB POSITION FOR LEFT OR RIGHT HAND HINGED DOORS
a. The Interior Knob goes in the Vertical position for Right Handed Doors (Figure 2a).
b. The Interior Knob goes in the Horizontal position for Left Handed Doors (Figure 2b).
3. ATTACH THE CONTROL WIRE TO THE INTERIOR ASSEMBLY
a. Use care to attach the Control Wire male plug to the Interior Assembly female socket connector.
b. Do not force the Control Wire male plug into the Interior Assembly female socket connector.
c. The Control Wire male plug has two alignment tabs on the smooth side of the plug which is the top of the plug.
d. The Control Wire male plug is inserted with the smooth side up into the Interior Assembly female socket connector.
4. ATTACH THE INTERIOR ASSEMBLY TO DOOR
a. Position the Interior Assembly over the tailpiece and push the Interior Assembly against the door (Figure 4a).
b. Using two 5/16” (8mm) screws and one 1-3/8” (35mm) screw, attach the Interior Assembly to the Mounting Plate. DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN SCREWS (Figure 4b).
NOTE: Lock and unlock using Interior Knob to see if the latch is opening and closing easily.
5. Installing Batteries
a. Insert 4 AA high quality Alkaline batteries into the Battery Compartment in the direction noted +/- on the Compartment. The Lock will beep 2 times, the key pad will illuminate blue, and the Honeywell button will flash green twice to signify that it has received power (Figure 5a).
NOTE: Do not touch the keypad until the blue light turns off. Do not use rechargeable batteries or non-alkaline batteries.
b. Slide the Battery Cover down into the track on the Interior Assembly to cover the batteries (Figure 5b).
6. Testing Lock With the Door Open
a. Test the Lock using the interior Knob. The bolt should move smoothly.
b. Test the lock using the Keypad. To lock press 
and then press “ 1234”
to unlock.
TO UNLOCK THE LOCK
Using Keypad: Enter a valid User Code (default code is 1234) and press 
and hear 1 beep and lights green.
TO LOCK THE LOCK
Using Keypad: Press 
and then hear 2 beeps and lights red.
CHANGE CURRENT OR PRESET PROGRAMING CODE
Factory default Programming Code = 123456, this is the master password for your lock. All programming functions require this code. Follow the below sequence to change the Programming Code to your custom 6 digit combination.
Hear 1 beep and Light Indicator illuminates green
Record New and Changed Codes on Programming Record located
TO ADD A NEW USER CODE (you can add up to 50 new user codes)
The User Code 
must be a 4-8 digit combination. Each User Code is then linked to a User ID
(which is any number between 01-50) to identify an individual User Code . (User ID 1-9 should be entered as 01-09 so they are 2 digits).
For example: to add the User ID - 08 to User Code - 5678, enter the following:
Hear 1 beep and Light Indicator illuminates green
NOTE: When a NEW USER CODE is set, the default factory code (1234) is deleted for safety. Record New and Changed Codes on Programming Record located
DELETE ONE EXISTING OR PRESET USER CODE
The unit comes with a factory User ID = 01 for User Code = 1234.
IMPORTANT: To delete 1 User Code , the lock must have more than 1 User Code in its database
Hear 1 beep and Light Indicator illuminates green
DELETE ALL USER CODES
IMPORTANT: this will delete the user codes but not the programming code, enter the following
Hear 1 beep and Light Indicator illuminates green
SET OR CANCEL AUTO LOCK
You can set the lock to automatically close after each time the lock is opened. Time value range = 20 - 900 seconds, enter the following:
Set Auto Lock: 
Hear 1 beep and Light Indicator illuminates green
To cancel Auto Lock set the time to 00, enter the following:
Cancel Time Value Auto Lock: 
Hear 1 beep and Light Indicator illuminates green
You can “mute” or turn the “sound on” on your lock by entering the following. (Factory setting is sound on).
Sound Off (1) - Light Indicator illuminates green
Sound On (2) - Hear 1 beep and Light Indicator illuminates green
Warning sounds and LED flashes red after 4 incorrect code attempts: Keypad shuts down for 30 seconds.
Restore Factory Settings
To reset the lock to the original factory settings including the Programming Code 
and all User Codes remove one battery for 10 seconds. Reinsert the battery and wait for a long and short beep. Press 
3 times within 3 seconds. The lock will beep and the light indicator will turn green.
Low Battery Warning
Beeps and LED flashes red for 5 seconds. Please replace with good quality alkaline batteries.
Note: Romoving batteries does not erase active Programming or User Codes.
Consumer Friendly Message Guide
Unlock / Valid programming:
NOTE: When battery is under low voltage, the lock will give the (Low Battery Warning: Beeps and LED ashes red for 5 seconds). During this time your lock can still work. However once the voltage is lower than 4.3V (called Super-Low Voltage), the operation of the locking and unlocking will not work, user must replace batteries immediately
Latch Working Backwards Lock unlocks when lock button is pushed or locks when unlock button or code is pushed.
Interior Assembly knob will not turn.
Lock will not function electronically.
Lock gives error signal when opening or locking and Dead bolt Latch will not extend or retract completely when door is closed.
Deadbolt Latch is sticking
