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RemoteLock OpenEdge BG Hardware Installation

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  • Page 1 Hardware Installation Do this first:...

  • Page 2: Need Some Help

    Need some help? Here’s what you’ll need: 4 AA Batteries Phillips screwdriver Utility Knife Visit us online. Adhesive Tape support.remotelock.com Pencil Tape Measure Power Drill With ⅜ inch (10mm) Drill Bit Hammer/Mallet and Chisel (1”) If your latch plate needs additional depth.

  • Page 3: What's In The Box

    What’s in the box? Let’s make sure you have everything you need. If you’re missing anything, contact Strike Plate 2 Adhesive Gaskets 2 Keys support@remotelock.com. Support Post Storeroom Tailpiece Aux Function Wires (Optional) (Optional) 2 Lever Handles Interior Lock Exterior Lock 2⅜...
  • Page 4 Let’s get You are here. Install your lock. Use this Hardware Installation guide started. to get your lock hardware installed. Get connected. Use the Connection Guide to get your lock online and registered. First things first, let’s get Take control. your new lock installed.
  • Page 5 Position the template. STEP 1 This guide assumes the door is already prepped with a 2⅜ inch boring hole. Use the provided drilling template to mark the upper ⅜ inch (10mm) support hole and prepare the door for drilling. Crease the template along the dotted lines matching the backset for your door (2 ⅜...
  • Page 6 Ensure the folded edge of the template is flush with the door edge and that the center latch line is centered over the latch opening. View the template from the other side of the door to make sure the dotted latch line on the template is exactly centered within the boring hole opening.
  • Page 7 Mark carefully. STEP 2 Mark the center of the upper, ⅜ inch (10mm) hole to be drilled using a sharp object, like a nail or a thumbtack. After marking the exterior of the door, apply the template to the interior of the door using the same methods.

  • Page 8: Drill Holes

    Drill holes. STEP 3 Exterior of Door Prepare your power drill with a ⅜ inch (10mm) drill bit. Align the drill bit over your mark and hold the door steady. Keep the drill level and straight. Drill halfway through on the first side. Then drill the remaining half from the other side of the door.

  • Page 9: Install Latch

    Install latch. STEP 4 Exterior of Door Doors are typically prepped with either a 2⅜ inch (60mm) or 2¾ (70mm) inch backset. Latches are provided for either option. This installation will be pictured with the standard 2⅜ inch (60mm) latch. Insert the latch in the door, making sure the beveled side faces the door jamb.
  • Page 10 Install spindle. STEP 5 Exterior of Door Place the spindle into the latch with the spring on the exterior (keypad side) of the door. The spring ensures that the spindle remains in contact with the front of the lock. Quick Tip Make sure the spindle’s spring is on the exterior side of the door.
  • Page 11 Attach the latch support post. STEP 6 Next, attach the latch support post to the lock. This post will be screwed into either the left or right of the center hub. The hole that you will use depends on whether your door is a left-hand or right-hand door and which size latch is used.
  • Page 12 Attach the gaskets. STEP 7 Fit the self-adhesive gaskets on the backplate of each side of the lock. Peel the white backing off the gasket and apply to the backplate of the lock. Be sure to align the edges and pull the antenna and power cable through the appropriate hole, as shown.
  • Page 13 Prepare the interior lock. STEP 8 Remove the screw that secures the battery cover and lift the plastic cover off of the lock. Next, remove the battery pack and set them both aside.
  • Page 14 Measure door depth. STEP 9 It’s vital to use the correct mounting bolts for your door’s thickness. Two sets of different sized bolts are provided, as well as a set of bolts with cut points that can be cut to size if needed. Place one of the bolts through the mounting bolt hole on the upper, battery pack side of the lock.
  • Page 15 Optional Step If neither of the 2 pre-cut bolt lengths work for your door, you will need to cut the fixing bolts to the correct length. Using the same method, align the bolt along the side of the door and choose a cutting point approximately ½...
  • Page 16 Place lock exterior. STEP 10 The exterior (keypad) side of the lock has two important cables sticking out of its backplate; a power cable and a Wi-Fi antenna cable. Pass the antenna and power cable over the latch. Align the support post through the hole in the latch, and make sure the spindle fits snugly in the lock’s hub.
  • Page 17 Place lock interior. STEP 11 Feed the power cable and the antenna through the hole above the main spindle hole. Once the cords are inside the lock, pull them up and out of the battery pack housing.

  • Page 18: Secure Lock

    Secure lock. STEP 12 With the power cable and antenna cable coming through the lock housing, make sure the lock is level and straight. Place the fixing bolts through the interior lock mounting holes and then tighten into the front side of the lock. Both screws are needed: one at the top of the lock (through the drilled hole) and one on the bottom of the lock (below the handle going through the boring hole).

  • Page 19: Test The Lock

    Test the lock. STEP 13 Now that the lock is mounted to the door, make sure that the lever and the latch move freely. Turn the inside handle boss to check that the spindle moves freely and the latch retracts and projects smoothly.
  • Page 20 Connect battery pack. STEP 14 Insert 4 AA batteries (not included) into the battery pack. Connect the power cable from the lock to the battery pack by connecting the two plugs. You should hear and feel a click when the cables connect.
  • Page 21 Position power cord. STEP 15 Push the power plug down and to the side of the lock housing, along with the wires. This provides room for the battery pack and the battery cover.
  • Page 22 Insert battery pack and STEP 16 connect antenna. Now slide the battery pack back into the lock housing with the top wires facing out. Connect the gold Wi-Fi antenna to the battery cover plate by clicking it in place. Quick Tip Plug the antenna into the connector as you would plug in headphones.
  • Page 23 Attach the battery cover. STEP 17 Slide the battery cover back onto the lock interior and screw it in. Quick Tip Position the batter cover just above the lock and then slide straight down into place.
  • Page 24 Attach exterior handle. STEP 18 Place the key cylinder cover over the key cylinder located on the exterior (keypad side) of the lock. Use the provided Allen key to loosen the small screw on the appropriate handle. The handle should point away from the latch toward the hinges.
  • Page 25 Attach interior handle. STEP 19 Use the provided Allen key to loosen the small screw on the other handle. Slide the handle over the handle boss and tighten the handle screw with the Allen key. Turning the interior handle should retract the latch bolt. The exterior handle should turn freely without retracting the latch.
  • Page 26 24 hours or when your first access user is created. If you do not change the code yourself, it will be set to a randomized code for your protection. You can find this new code in the RemoteLock app.

  • Page 27: Programming Functions

    By default, and after a factory reset, your lock has the You can use the keypad to perform several functions. following settings: These functions can also be performed remotely from the RemoteLock app. None of the following functions Programming Code: are required for setup. User Code: 1234...
  • Page 28 Function Codes 110: Add a Local User Code Local User Codes are intended to be used as a backup to User Codes created from the app. If internet is 100: Change Programming Code unavailable, you can program a code directly from the The programming code is essentially a password.
  • Page 29 Function Codes (cont) Additional Functions 131: Erase all user codes, except 1234 default. 120: Delete Local User Code 135: Perform a factory reset. Careful, this will delete all If you would like to remove your Local User Code, enter codes, schedules and events. the following on the lock’s keypad: 160: Mute keypad beeping.
  • Page 30 Notes Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate this equipment. This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
  • Page 31 Visit us online. support.remotelock.com We’re here to help. 1 (877) 254 5625 support@remotelock.com...

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