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LockState RemoteLock openEDGE RG Hardware Installation

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  • Page 1 Hardware Installation Do this first:...
  • Page 2 You are here. Install your lock. Use this Hardware Installation Guide to get your lock installed. Get connected. Use the Connection Guide to get your lock online and registered. Take control. Now your lock is fully functional and can be managed from anywhere.
  • Page 3 Prefer to watch a video? An instructional video of the OpenEdge RG Deadbolt installation and the removal of a preexisting deadbolt can be found at remotelock.com/RG-deadbolt.
  • Page 4 Need some help? Visit us online. support.remotelock.com We’re here to help. 1 (877) 254 5625 support@remotelock.com...
  • Page 5 Here’s what you’ll need: 4 AA Batteries Phillips Screwdriver OPTIONAL: Power Drill 2 1/8” Hole Saw 1” Drill Bit Measuring Tape Adhesive Tape...

  • Page 6: 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 support@remotelock.com. Interior Lock Exterior Lock...
  • Page 7 Mounting Plate Strike Plate Key Set Deadbolt Latch Hardware Pack...
  • Page 8 Let’s get started. First things first, let’s get your new lock installed.
  • Page 9 Drilling new holes? Most doors will have an existing hole drilled for a deadbolt installation. If your door needs to be drilled, you’ll need to drill a 2⅛” (54mm) face bore hole for the lockset on the face of the door, as well as a 1 inch edge bore hole for the latch on the edge of the door.
  • Page 10 Position the template. STEP 1 If your door already has a latch and face bore hole, please proceed to step 3. Use the template to the right to mark the center of each hole precisely. Once the template is aligned, tape the template in place.
  • Page 13 Exterior of Door Interior of Door...
  • Page 14 Mark carefully and drill. STEP 2 Use a thumbtack or sharp object to mark the center of each hole you will drill. Mark the exterior of the door, then apply the template to the interior of the door. Make sure the holes are aligned precisely from one side of the door to the other and double check all the measurements and markings.
  • Page 15 Exterior of Door Interior of Door Edge of Door...
  • Page 16 Align the drill bit over your mark and hold the door steady. Keep the drill level and straight. Drill the 2 1/8“ face bore halfway through on the first side. Then drill the remaining half from the other side of the door.
  • Page 17 Exterior of Door Interior of Door Edge of Door...
  • Page 18 Measure the backset and STEP 3 adjust the latch to fit. backset is the distance between the center of the face bore hole the edge of the door. The deadbolt latch has two positions, for either a 2 3/8” (60mm) or 2 ¾” (70mm) backset. Rotate the latch case clockwise for 2 ¾”.
  • Page 19 Interior of Door Exterior of Door...

  • Page 20: Install Latch

    Install latch. STEP 4 Insert the latch and make sure it is flush with the door frame. Ensure the symbol on the latch is pointed up. Hand tighten with two of the included wood screws. Quick Tip Make sure the latch plate lays flush with the door. If the latch plate is not flush with the door, draw an outline around the faceplate edge and chisel a rebate to allow the latch to lay flush with the door edge.
  • Page 22 Position keypad. STEP 5 Position the keypad on the exterior of the door. Ensure that the deadbolt latch is retracted and pass the power cable under the latch. Insert the tailpiece into the hub of the latch, making sure it is in the horizontal position. Quick Tip Make sure the power cable is inserted under the latch and the tailpiece is inserted horizontally.
  • Page 23 Exterior of Door Interior of Door...
  • Page 24 Attach mounting plate. STEP 6 Hold the mounting plate up to the interior of the door, making sure the prongs are facing up and outward. Pass the power cable through the bottom center hole in the mounting plate. Secure the mounting plate to the exterior half of the lock with the 2 included long bolts.
  • Page 25 BOTTOM CENTER HOLE...
  • Page 26 Prepare the interior lock. STEP 7 Remove the battery cover from the interior of the lock by sliding the cover upward and pulling it off. Ensure the thumb turn knob is still in the unlocked position by turning it to face away from the edge of the door.
  • Page 28 Attach interior lock. STEP 8 Connect the front lock’s power cable to the interior lock. Next, place the interior lock onto the tailpiece and mounting plate. Secure to the mounting plate using the 3 included short bolts. Ensure the thumb turn moves freely, extending and retracting the latch.
  • Page 29 OPTIONAL...

  • Page 30: Insert Batteries

    Insert batteries. STEP 9 Insert 4 AA alkaline or lithium batteries into the battery compartment. Slide the battery cover back onto the lock. Rechargeable batteries should never be used in this device because they do not support the necessary voltage. Please only use name brand alkaline or lithium batteries.
  • Page 32 IMPORTANT. DO NOT MISS THIS STEP. Set handing. STEP 10 Ensure the deadbolt is in the unlocked position. Set your lock’s handing by pressing 0, followed by the button. When handing is correctly set, you will see two green flashes and hear two beeps. Quick Tip If the 0, button sequence does not work: enter the lock’s...
  • Page 33 Deadbolt Door Handing: Handing provides directional instructions to the deadbolt, so that it will correctly lock and unlock. Handing is required during initial setup and after a factory reset. If you have any trouble, learn more at remotelock.com/deadbolt-handing.
  • Page 34 Test your lock. STEP 11 First, press the button to lock the lock. Then enter the factory default code 1234, followed by button to unlock the lock. The keypad will flash green and the lever will now open freely. To lock the lock, press the button.
  • Page 35 Congratulations! Your lock is now installed. Next: Use the Connection Guide to finish setup.
  • Page 36 Using your lock. Locking Lock the door by pressing the button, by interior thumb turn, or with the included keys. Unlocking Unlock the door by entering a user code followed by the button on the keypad, by interior thumb turn, or with the included keys.
  • Page 37 LOCKSTATE BUTTON BATTERY LID The LockState Button is utilized Slide the lid to change the for entering codes and setting batteries. functions. It’s also a lock button. BATTERY HOLDER NUMBER BUTTONS Four AA (1.5v) Alkaline or Input buttons for codes and Lithium batteries only.
  • Page 38 Default Settings By default, and after a factory reset, your lock has the following settings: Programming Code: User Code: 1234 Auto-Lock Mode: Disabled Keypad Sound: Enabled Heartbeat Interval: 1 Hour...

  • Page 39: Programming Functions

    Programming Functions You can use the keypad to perform several functions. These functions can also be performed remotely from the RemoteLock app. None of the following functions are required for setup. All keypad programming functions follow the same general steps: 1.
  • Page 40 Specs and Functions Power: 6V, four AA (1.5V) Alkaline or Lithium batteries only. Low Power or Low Battery life Notifications are initially sent when the device reports battery at 30% or less. Once the battery has reached 30%, we will send additional low power notifications once per week until the device is dead.
  • Page 41 User Codes: User codes (or PIN codes) are used to unlock the door and are created using the web or mobile app. Code access can be limited by applying an access schedule (M-F, 9-5) if desired. User codes must be 4-10 digits. Auto-Lock: When disabled, the lock will remain unlocked after a code is entered.
  • Page 42 (removing and reinserting a single battery). Illuminated Indications 1 green flash: successful operation or a button press. 2 green flashes: successful programming. 3 red flashes: operational or programming error. 4 red flashes: 4.25V low battery warning. 8 red flashes: 3.75V low battery warning. Orange flashes: lock is in a programming sequence.
  • Page 43 Deadbolt Door Handing: Handing provides directional instructions to the deadbolt, so that it will correctly lock and unlock. Handing is required during initial setup and after a factory reset. Visit remotelock.com/deadbolt-handing to learn more.
  • Page 44 Function Codes 100: Change Programming Code The programming code is essentially a password. This code allows you to program the lock directly, using the keypad. By default, the code is 123456. You can change this code to any anything 4–8 digits in length.
  • Page 45 110: Add a Local Code Local Codes are intended to be used as a backup to User Codes created from the app. If internet is unavailable, you can program a code directly from the lock. Note that schedules cannot be applied to a Local Code. Local Codes can be 4–8 digits in length.
  • Page 46 Function Codes (cont.) 120: Delete Local Code If you would like to remove your Local Code, enter the following on the lock’s keypad: Enter your followed by the button, followed by , and then enter the existing followed by 130: Erase ALL Local Codes If you would like to remove ALL of your existing Local Codes, enter the following on the lock’s keypad:...
  • Page 47 Additional Functions For all these additional functions, enter the following on the lock’s keypad: Enter your followed by the button, then the corresponding followed by Enter 320 followed by to beacon the 320: lock’s network to connect Wi-Fi, or connect to a new network.
  • Page 48 DISABLE Auto-Lock. Your lock will stay unlocked 270: after being unlocked. 271: ENABLE Auto-Lock. Your lock will automatically lock after each use. 312: Reset Wi-Fi connection. (Forget All Known Connections and Networks). 320: Enter Access Point Mode to allow connection to another network.
  • Page 49 Notes...
  • Page 50 Visit us online. support.remotelock.com We’re here to help. 1 (877) 254 5625 support@remotelock.com...