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OWNER'S MANUAL AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Pages E-1 — E-S
OWNER'S MANUAL ET INSTRUCTIONS D'INSTALLATION
Pages F-‘I - F-B
\ OWNER'S MANUAL v INSTRUCCIONES DE INSTALACICN |
Paginas S4 — 5-8
EXTERIOR
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To Our Valued Customer
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ROLIJNG CODE TECHNOLOGY
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makes it pombte for the transmitter (re-not: manual) and recerver “when sxgnal tv simulhnewsly' change access cambmau’ons gum
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«7 your home with cvzr fuux mum. passihle combinations, “filing code technology pravidea the greatest level of home security
avalable,
LOCKS“ OPERATING MODES
The AccessOne luckfiet is equped wnh a S—pusifim swash (located under the battery cover) that sets rm mums m one of dues
modes:
P- LEFT Posifinn PROGRAM Mode
1: CENTER Pasidm AUTOMATIC [LE-LOCK Made (LOCK/UNLOCK}
2: RIGHT Possum NORMAL OPERATION Mode (LOCK/UNLOCK)
ALL "Remove Keyiess Entry" locket are factory 1.1115an Made "7." NORMAL OPERATXON Mode upun slupmmt,
NORMAL OPERATION Mode (LOCK/UNLOCK
Your AccessOue Luckset Locks 6; unlocks your dour item up my) fear away whale prowling distinct Visual & audio confirmation fur
each apex-anon.
AUTOMATIC RE-LOCKMode (LOCK/UNLOCK)
Se! in fins Optional maria, pressing the UNLOU< bumm will unlock the door fur a period Hf 30 secunds. At whmh palm, the lathe} W111
autcmutimlly re—lnck Tbs features guards agamsrmmtmded activation and prwides pats of mind um yum am is securelylcckad.
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Your ACCESSOnE Lockset {mum Lockader’",the locked indium light. Semi-name defldbult in the locked pontim, the RED light
an the mumm- ruse illumjmces, LockMinderm provides visual confirmation than/our dom- is locked,
LOW BATTERY INDICATOR
Your Acceslew Lacksms unsigned with alow harm-y indicator system that reminds you is replace the battenes BEFORE puwer is
msr. When yum balleries in law, Lorkrmnderm mu Huh whm “mum pxc'ndmg Visual canfimwm as (he battery mm.
PROGRAM
Em. ArcessOne Txansrnifler programs easily m yDu-lAmESSDne What in just flares key steps. Up to waive Actessflne Transmrrers
an be pmgrammed ho operatemh ACEEssOnE Lucksetr Each AccessOne Transmma canbe programmed [o ope-rakeszvnm AmessOne
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POWER
Your Anemone Locksel opmtes usmg 4 standard AA batteries mm a bum-y um up re 1 yea: The transmitter uses 2 lithium batteries
with a hungry life of up to 5 years, Your AncessOnE mmtoer battenes are factory installed. it is sunple and easy m replace the
batteries inymn‘ AccusOne produmr
AccesiDne COMPATIBILITY
Expand your AccessOne homesysbem fox-addition} security and convenience. AccessOnE products include uguunggymm gaxage
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Toll Free Installation (nfcrmalian TABLE OF com-EN“
1~90M27-L°CK U-S-A- G CANADA 1.0 Dear & Jamb Preparatiun/ Lawn lnsxallatlon E-2
2.0 lnslallaiiun at Oeaobch Assembly
Kwikset Curpuration 3,0 RaceiVer Module lnsxallation ~-
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Anaheim, Cafifurma 928034250 5-0 Operational Features -—
5,0 Replsmng Recewar Module Bananas -
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d 8.0 Spec‘dications & warranty
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10.0 Use and cam
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1.0 Door at Jamh Preparation! Latch Installation.
1.1 For new deer pmparation, begin by following drilling instructions on the template included.
_> 2 Remove any existing haraware tram door and Jamb.
1.3 Determine backset at ctoor by measuring trom edge or near to center at large hole.
1.4 Adiusl deadbolt latch (in) far a 2-3/4" (70mm) heelrset pushiun if required, by retating 1/2 tum.
1.5 Insert deadbolt latch threugtr hole in edge at door.
1.6 Secure larch with we 1-1/2" (38mm) wood screws (lor metal dame use 3/ “ (19mm) scraws provided)-
1.7 MW Enlarge hole in iamb (b) by firmly placing the drill guide (it) (supplied) ante a
pale (35mm) blade bll (a) and dnlllrlg about hallway into existing i" (25mm) hole. Witt-i drill in oft pusiu'nn, remove dnll gutde from
nil. finish drilling the 1-3/3" (35mm) diameter hole 1“ [25mm) deep. For new doors. disregard use oi the drill guide.
1.5 Chisel out any great required to sum strike bux (e) and strike plate (l‘) to meunt flush onto iamb.
1.9 lnstett oversizecl strike box and strike plate. The a" (78mm) wood screws require 9/64" (lsmm) diameter pilot holes with a
minimum death of2‘1/2“ (54mm) deep.
IMPORTANT! For successful aperetlon oi the remote controlled mechanism, it is mm have at 1-312" (35mm)
diameter hole 1" (15mm) deep in lire door iamb, while utilizing the oversized strike at strike Box to eliminate belt loud.
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2.0 Installation of Deedbult Assembly
2.1 Open door to ease installation.
.‘. Place exterior deadbolt assembly (a) on exterior of dam, aligning tailpiece (h) through deadbolt latch while passing the
wire (c) under the deadbon latch to the interior side of the door.
2.3 On interior side oi door. piece mounting plate to) so that wire (e) is routed up through bridge is) in plate. and recess or mounting
plate is aligned with center of large hole, Note- make sure mounting plate is oriented wrth arrow pointing upward,
2.4 Take stuck out at wire and ensure that connector (0 is oriented as shown.
25 secure mounting plate to door using washers on black screws (g) which engage Wt|h threaded holes of exterior key eylinden
NOTE: Be sure to avoid wire and do not l’ully tighten screws at this point.
16 Insert wire slack back into note (h) so that connector is positioned in the “V" section or mounting plate (as shown).
2.7 Check tunuiurr ml deadbolt by grasping tailpiece (b) With lingers and rotating to extend l retract bolt (i). ii stresssive force is
required to operate belt the mounting plate or the exterior deadbolt housing may he misaligned or the wire may be interiering
with bolt operation To remedy, adiust wire, reposition mounting plate/exterior deadbolt assembly or check for correct
door oranaratian.
23 Once rm"b|,.tmg operation at the bolt has been continued, ensure that mounting plate is positioned vertically and tighten
black screws to secure assembly. Do not overtigtttnn screws.
(b)
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(a)
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DEADBOLT
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CONNECTOR
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3.0 Receiver Modute Installation
8.1 Determine handing at door by reletnng to diagram.
, Units are prepackaged in right-handed (RH) nontlguratiuns (unless specified otherwise]. It you determined your door to be right
_ handed in step 3.1. skip to step 3.4.
3.3 MW 1. Careluiiy remove ihe insert rack (a) using a small that select (screwdriver. knife, era).
2. Place the turnpiece (b) in a straight vertical posmon. a. Align the lest at the slider mechanism (c) with the arrows (d) on the
receiver unit. it correctly poslfioneo. the tape (a) vi the slider mechanism should center With the lettering on unit. 4. Assuring that
the turnoiece does not rotate truth it's vertical position, matoh the rnuricl end at insert rack to round opening oi slider mechanism
and snap insert rack into position tor a (Ll-ll left handed door. Important: Bolt will not lully extend or retract it rack insert is not
installed properly.
3.4 Extend bolt (f) by rotating tailpiece (g) or using key.
3.5 Remove battery cover (it) irem rewwer module (i) by pushing in on cover and sliding ii upward.
3.6 With turnpiece (b) in vertical pcsltifln. connect interior wire cannector (j) in exterior wrre connector (k) .
3.7 Pwsiticn receiver module (i) over mounting plate (I) an turnpicce engages with tailpiece, while looping the wire as shown.
3.8 Secure receiver mndute to mounting plate using the screws (in) provided. no run over tighten serewe.
3.9 Check operation at the deal-bolt by manually turning the turnpiece or using the key. Bolt should extend and retract freely.
Mn install (4) AA alkaline batteries as indicated by the markings on receiver module. Unit will beep to indicate it is puwered up.
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4.0 Programming Transmitters.
13.1 Open door so that audio signals can be heard during prograrflmrng.
) . Place the receiver into PROGRAM MODE (P) try sliding the MODE switch (a) (located in battery compartment) to the left most
uosiliun. You thI near 2 audible beeps to confirm you have entered PROGRAM MODE,
4.3 Point the (remote control} transmitter (b) reward the receiver module and push the LOCK and UNLOCK buttons simultaneously.
Vou wrll shortly hear 3 audio beeps.
M Push the LOCK button. You will hear 2 audio beeps confirming that the receiver now recognizes the transmitter and has stored it
In memory.
4.5 Additional transmitters may he added to the receiver module memory by repeating steps 43 and 4.4 until all transmitters have
been programmed into the reCElVEr memory. Up to 12 transmitters can no programmed to nper lochsrxt. it more than la
transmitters are programmed within a single programming cycle, the lockset will provide a single audio error and WlLL NOT
allow the thirteenth transmitter to be programmed.
4.6 Once all transmitters have been added to the system, place the MDDE switch to conespond to either of the operational modes
described as follow:
- Au‘roma'rtc RE-LOCK MODE (1) - bolt will rs-lock 30 seconds after haying been unlocked with the remote control.
in this mode. the lockeot thI only relock automatically it: (1) the lockset is set in the RELOCK mode and (2) the
lockset has been remotely unlocked. Manually unlocking the door (via key or luming tumplece) will NOT cause
the lockset lo automatically relock. important. use caution in this mode to avoid accidental lockout.
- NORMAL OPEFlATlON MODE (2) - bolt will remain unlocked alter having been unlocked With the remote control.
4.7 After exiting PROGRAM MODE, the unit will provide 2 audio confirmation beeps.
Notes:
~Entering PROGRAM MODE and executing steps 4.3 through 4.5 wtll erase any previously programmed transmitters
irom the receiver memory, this provides a safety feature should a transmitter be lost. Howevlr acotdentty entering program
mode (4.2) without uomplating subsequent steps should not aflect the memory
-Onoe a programming cycle is complete, this particular series ol transmitters will stay ll'l memory until the next PROGRAM
cycle is pertormed.
rProgramming erases all previously recorded transmitters in memory. Therefore, adding additional transmitters to a series
at transmitters already programmed will require reprogramming all the transmitters in one programming cycle.
tProgrammed transmitters will stay in memory even if batteries are removed or battery lile is exhausted.
-EACH transmitter can be programmed to operate SEVERAL Iooksetsr
4.5 Position cover over batteries and snap battery cover it) onto module.
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5.0 Operational Features
5.1 To remnte LOCK the deadbolt, potnt transmitter towards door. D sh the LOCK icnn on tmnsmitter. The belt will extend. J audiu
beep! wrll signal and the light on the exterior deadbolt housing ‘ll flash red lur several seconds.
E2 To remote UNLOCK the deadbolt. point transmitter towards duo push the UNLOCK Icon on transmitter. The belt W|l| retract.
1 lung audio beep will signal and the light on the exterior dead!) It housing will llash green lor several seconds.
NOTE:
-lt the LOCK button ls pressed and ma luckset ls already 5
LOCK signal to remind yuu that it is locked.
-Cunvereely. the system wtll provide the audiu a visual UN CK signal when the UNLOCK button lS pressed and the lockset
is already set in the unlecKed poetticn.
ln the locked position. the system will provide the audio 5. visual
5.3 In the event that the unit is unsuccessful at remote lacking or Lll’t ckihg the belt. an ERROR SIGNAL Will occur which consists ul
repeating audit: beeps and alternating RED and GREEN F HING LIGHTS on the exterior deadbolt hdusing.
5.4 When the bolt is in a locked positieni the Leclernder'“ (a) on t e interior I‘BCalVBr module will illuminate. When batteries are
low. the LaekMinder”u will flash when activated to indicate a lo battery condition. The flashing light will continue until battery
lite is exhausted or batteries are replaced.
5.5 The deadbolt can be locked and unlocked manually, either by mpieca from the interim or by key from the exterior.
NOTE: other buttons on transmitter will be compatible with other Accessone'M products.
rye-re; in the unlikely event that the remote aperedeh mecnanism becomes jammed. the mechanism may be manually
overridden by applying additional torque to the turnpiece or key.
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6.0 Replacing Receiver Module Batteries
5.1 Remove battery cover (a) by pushlng in at center cl
saver and sliding up and all.
suns OFF (5)
EA'ITERV
6.2 install (4) AA alkaline haheries (h) as indicated by the
markings an receiver module. Unit will beep to
indicate it is puwered up. Note: For optimum
perfermance, do not use rechargeable belteries.
5.3 Snap cover back onto module.
Nate: Low temperatures can inhibit battery
perlormance and does not necessarily indlcate a
mall'unctierl of the unit.
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7.0 Replacing Transmitter Batteries
7.1 Separate top and bannm case halves using the
channel (15) near the metal nng. Remove old batteries.
7.2 Using (21 Lithium Daileriee (a), (Panasonic Enema or
equivalent) lnstell new batteries l+ side up) as lndlceted.
7.3 Snap top case onto bottom case.
Nate: ”There is ne need to reprngrarn the transmitter.
Note: flattery may explode li mistreated. Do not recharge,
disassemble er dispose of in fire. Dispose of Ueee Batteries
Promptly, Keep Away From Children.
V 8.0 Specification & Warranty.
Electronic Receiver
Power Supply Four standard AA size Alkaline batteries (nut included).
Operating Voltage 4 0 - 3.5 Volt DC
Battery Lite Up to one (1) year.
Memory Permanenlly stored programmable read only memory (PROM)
Capability Up to twelve (12) transmitters.
Flange Up to 20 ft.
Operating Frequency aeoMHz z: 250 KHz
Operating Temperature «MP in ~131F(00ta +550)
Electronic Transmitter
Power Supply Two (2) Lithium coin cell batteries lPanaeonic CRZOlB or equivalent)
Battery Life Up to live (5) years.
Operating temperature +32F ta v131F(0C tn +55C)
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9.0 Troubleshoating
Fmblam Description Pussible Cause See Section
Unable to remote operate iackset. Maw banerles in transmitter. - - 7.0
-Luw bananas in recslver module ———————— 5.4 a 6.0
'ExC855lVB lead on salt. — — — - — ——————— l.7 areas
cFlacsivar rim programmed to reodgniza a particular transmitte an
vLoclerrder does not lighi un when bolt ‘Law narrariss Irl receiver module 5 a a. 5,0
is locked. ~lnsartmckinmllal1 linurdperiyf a 1 — 3 3
vault requires excessive luminu force ta -Misa|ignrndnlot receiver mums and exteriorueanuult housing. ~~~~~ 2. 2.7 Er 2.5
operate manually. 'EXCBSEIVB load on bolt ————————————— i. 2.3. 2 7 a 2.5
-W|re connszinr imenering wirn tmlt nperaiinn. — ————— as — as
-Emrloreiudio visual status indicators do Mare mnnectur installed incnrramty. ————————————————— J 3.6
nuttumti‘un.
-LnekMinderflashes. MW batteries in remit/er module. ——————————————————— 5.4 3 5,0
unable In remove battery cover, -Review battery cover removal nrocadure. ——————————————— 15
Can‘t program recelVarw weep! -Hsview nrugramming procedure. — — - - - ~ - - - m — - - — — — — — 4.0
lransmmar.
-Eult autamaocally ra-lacus anal Ming AAuw re-lock activated. review mode switch definitidns. —————————— 4.6
remole unlocked.
-l'-leducsd transmitterrenge. -Luw bananas in transmitter. — — 7.0
! 4m, batteries tn receiver mnduia.- 5.4 3 8,0
-ReceiVe errarslgnal When remove misalignment ol receiver module and exterior deadbolt musing— ------ 2 3. 2.7 a 2.5
‘ aclivaung bolt. Excessive load on nan, - — — .7 a as
nlrwen rack lnsan‘fid lmpmpnrly
-Wire cannecmr inslailed lnccrrecily. - .. - - —~ ~ ~ - — .. — — - —
-Luw betterlea ln receiver module ------------------
10.0 Use and Care
10.1 Cleaning —- Water, um. grease ur other contaminants may affect the operation or the deadbolt. Witn a clean damp cloth,
periodically wlpe the unit to remove contaminants
10.2 Battery Housing — Check for corrosion of battery terminals inside battery hnusing. To ensure proper Contact, keep terminals
free or carroeion. lmmedlailely replace leaking or corroded batteries.
Toll Free installs n lntormat n
1-800-327-LOCK U.S.A. & CANADA
KWikset Cnrporatlnn
516 Easl Santa Ana Street
Anaheim. California 925034250
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