Copper Creek EDA-33 User manual

OPERATION MANUAL FOR DIGITAL DEADBOLT
EDA-33
FUNCTIONS OPERATING STEPS
1.1 Automatic-Bolt Direction
Determination (Door Handing)
1.1.1 Insert only three batteries first, and then press and hold button, then insert the final battery into the interior receiver module.
1.1.2 Release the button When you hear 3 beeps and LED flashes green 3 times, then the lock automatically determines the “door
handing” and sets the proper direction for motor to rotate.
1.1.3 LED flashes green followed by a confirming melody.
1.2 To unlock 1.2.1 Enter a valid UC, and the lock will automatically unlock.
1.2.2 The turn piece should be vertical when the lock is in the unlocked position.
1.3 To lock
1.3.1 Press the lock button to lock.
1.3.2 The turn piece should be horizontal and the bolt extended in the locked position.
Note ： If the operation fails, the latch bolt will extend twice automatically.
2.1 To add new user code
(up to 6 different UC )
2.1.1 In the unlocked mode, input PC and press and ○
1and . The LED flashes green.
2.1.2 Enter a new UC and then press to store the new UC. Then LED flashes green followed by a confirming melody.
2.2 Delete one existing user code 2.2.1 In the unlocked mode, input PC and press and
○
2and .The LED flashes green.
2.2.2 Enter the exiting UC and then press , Then LED flashes green followed by a confirming melody. The user code is now deleted.
2.3 Delete all user codes
2.3.1 In the unlocked mode, input PC and press and ○
3and , The LED flashes green followed by a confirming melody. All
user codes are deleted.
Note ： This operation will delete all user codes except programming code.
2.4 Automatic locking set
and cancel
2.4.1 Set auto lock ： In the unlocked mode, input PC and press and ○
4and , the LED flashes green followed by a
confirming melody (The lock will automatically lock after being unlocked for 15 seconds).
2.4.2 Modify automatic locking time, in the unlocked mode, input PC and press and ○
5and , LED flashes green for ten
seconds. Input the new time (from 10 to 99 seconds) and then press to store.
Then LED flashes green followed by a confirming melody.
2.4.3 Cancel auto lock ： In the unlocked mode, input PC and press and ○
6and , LED flashes green followed by a
confirming melody.
2.5 Mute Mode
2.5.1 Set Mute mode: In the unlocked mode, input PC and press and ○
7and ,LED flashes green one time.
2.5.2 Cancel Mute mode ： In the unlock mode, input PC and press and ○
7and ,LED flashes green followed by a
confirming melody.
3.1 Program the new remote control
(up to 6 remote controls)
3.1.1 In the unlocked mode, input PC and press and ○
8and , point the new remote control to LED and press any button on
the new remote control within 10 seconds. Then LED flashes green followed by a confirming melody.
Note ： The remote control will remain as the previous program if you fail to complete any one of above steps.
3.2 Delete all remote controls 3.2.1 In the unlocked mode, input PC and press and
○
9and . LED flashes green followed by a confirming melody. All
remote controls are deleted.
4.1 Change Programming Code 4.1.1 In the unlocked mode, input PC and press and
○
0and .When LED flashes green, enter the new PC (up to 4-10 digits)
and press to store the new PC within 10 seconds. LED flashes green followed by a confirming melody.
4.2 Recover the preset
programming code
4.2.1 Remove one of the batteries and follow by pressing any one button 3 times to eliminate the remaining power, then press and hold
the ○
0button, insert the batteriy, release the
○
0button after you hear 3 beeps. The preset PC is now recovered.
5.2 Create a temporary user code
(e.g. guest, neighbor, etc.)
5.1.1 In the unlocked mode, input PC and press and
○
1and .LED flashes green. Enter a new UC and then press
to store
the new UC. LED flashes green followed by a confirming melody.
5.1.2 Provide temporary user his/her code, but keep a record for yourself in order to delete later on.
5.1.3 When this code is no longer needed, delete the temporary user code (see steps above).
Message definitions and notes:
1. Button operation: The button illuminates for 5 seconds and beeps once when pressed.
2. Successful Programming: LED flashes green one time with one melody.
3. Fail Programming: LED flashes red one time with one melody.
4. The LED will flash red three times and sound three beeps when you fail to lock properly.
5. Complete all the steps of adding the UC or Remote control in the programming mode within 10 seconds.
6. Mute mode: All audio will be cancelled but the signals are still active. Mute does not affect audio warning when
battery is low.
7. In Mute mode, LED flashes green indicating the operation is successful; LED flashes red indicating the
operation is unsuccessful.
8. LED will flash red and beep for 5 seconds if wrong user code is entered 4 consecutive times or if 20 wrong
digits are entered consecutively, the lock will stop operating for 3 minutes after the beeping stops. (Hint:
Turning turnpiece or key to unlock will reactivate the lock.)
9. Lock must be in the unlocked mode before programming. If programming attempted while in locked mode,
wait 5 seconds, unlock and re-program.
10. If programming fails (while in the unlocked mode), confirm the turnpiece is vertical and the deadbolt retracts
properly.
11. Low battery warning: Replace with four alkaline batteries when LED flashes red 15 times accompanied by 15
rapid beeps.
Note
： If LED flashes red, this indicates an error or failed operation. Please refer to the above instructions to confirm
specific error.
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Important information:
1. The preset UC and PC code are unique and different for each deadbolt.
2. Change the UC and PC code as soon as possible after installation to ensure security (Please refer to the following functions
Step 4.2).
3. Every programming operation has to be done while in unlocked mode.
4. If wrong UC is entered, press the ○
C
button first to clear the wrong code, and then input the correct UC.
Note: UC and PC can be up to 4-10 random digits in length.
5. One unique PC and 2 random UC are printed on two separate stickers, One on this manual, the other on the interior
face of exterior keypad. Please keep this operation manual in a safe place for security purposes.
STICKER
Programming Code: xxxx
User Code A: xxxx
User Code B: xxxx
xxxx.xx.xx

OPERATION MANUAL FOR DIGITAL DEADBOLT
EDA-33
A. DOOR &JAMB PREPARATION/LATCH INSTALLATION
B. INSTALLATION OF DEADBOLT ASSEMBLY
C. INSTALLATION OF RECEIVER MODULE
S1..FOR METAL DOORS
1/4”(6mm) 2 SCREWS-FOR DEADBOLT LATCH
1/4”(6mm) 2 SCREWS-FOR STRIKE PLATE
S2..FOR WOOD DOORS
3/4”(19mm) 2 SCREWS-FOR DEADBOLT LATCH
3/4”(19mm) 2 SCREWS-FOR STRIKE PLATE
S3..FOR DEADBOLT ASSEMBL
FOR 5 PINS:
15/16”(24mm) 2 SCREWS-FOR 1-1/8”~1-3/8”(28mm~35mm) DOOR THICKNESS
1-1/4”(32mm) 2 SCREWS-FOR 1-3/8”~2”(35mm~51mm) DOOR THICKNESS
S4.5/16”(8mm) 2 SCREWS-FOR UPPER RECEIVER MODULE
S5. 1”(25mm) 1 SCREW-FOR LOWER RECEIVER MODULE
1. Mark Door
1) Use template provided to mark door for drilling 41”
(1044mm) from base of the door or 4”(101.6mm)
above door knob or lever center to center.
Use 2) Use the template to select backset 2
-3/8”(60mm)
Or 2-3/4” (70mm).
2. Drill Holes
1) Bore 2-1/8”(54mm) hole through door face
from both sides of door to avoid damaging
door surface.
2) Drill 15/16”(24mm) or 1”(25.4mm) hole
through door edge.
3. Install Deadbolt Latch
1) Insert deadbolt latch into hole and mark
around the faceplate and screw holes.
2) Chisel recess for face plate.
3) Secure latch with screws.
4) Make sure the face plate of the latch
is even with edge of door.
4.Drill Holes And Install Strike Plate
1) Mark Jamb
a. Close door until deadbolt latch
touches door jamb.
Mark door jamb
as shown with
a pencil.
b. Center the strike plates
on the door jamb.
2) Mark Outline of Strike
a. Measure one half of
door thickness from
door stop and vertically
mark drill point center
for strike.
b. Place strike in position
and mark outline of
strike plate.
3) Drill Hole
a. Drill 1”(25.4mm)
hole in door
jamb
Caution: Hole in door jamb
must be drilled 1” (25.4mm)
deep.
5. Install Strike Plate
1)Chiseloutlineforstrikeplate1.6”(4mm)
deeporuntilplateisflushwithdoorjamb.
2)Installstrikeplatewith screws.
ADJUST BACKSET FROM
2-3/8”(60mm) TO2-3/4”(70mm)
A. Use provided torque blade or flat tip screwdriver
to rotate crank to retract the deadbolt to the
unlocked position.
B. Push the change lever up against the top.
Hold torque plate and torque spring and pull
the extention plate all the way out. Be sure
the 2-3/4”(70mm) screw hole is properly
aligned and change lever goes back to its
original position.
C. The deadbolt is now set for 2-3/4”(70mm)
backset.
1) Open door to ease installation.
2) Place exterior deadbolt assembly
on exterior of door,aligning
tailpiece horizontally through
deadbolt latch while passing the
wire under the deadbolt latch to
the interior side of the door.
Note:
1. Wire should be mounted under
the latch.
2. Tailpiece of exterior cylinder
should be inserted horizontally
through deadbolt latch hole first.
3) On interior side of door, place mounting
plate so the wire is routed up through
bridge in plate, and recess of
mounting plate is aligned with
center of large hole.
Note: Make sure mounting plate
is oriented with arrow pointing
upward.
4) Secure and fasten mounting plate
with screws (2) which engage with
threaded holes of exterior key cylinder.
Note: Ensure the mounting plate is
Positioned vertically.
1) Remove battery cover from receiver module by sliding cover upward.
2) Position receiver module over mounting plate so turnpiece engages with
tailpiece. Be sure the turnpiece is vertical in the unlocked position.
3) Check operation of the deadbolt by manually turning the
turnpiece or using the key. Bolt should extend and retract
freely. If bolt cannot be moved freely,the direction of
entry Switch is in the wrong place. Move receiver module
and turn the Entry Switch to the opposite direction.
Install again and check the operation of bolt.
4) Connect interior wire connector to exterior wire connector.
5) Secure receiver module to mounting plate,using the screws provided.
Do not over tighten screws, then put on Logo.
6) Install (4) <AA> alkaline batteries as indicated by the markings on
receiver module.