Garagedoor Lock Pro 135 A Series Installation guide

Installation and Operating
Guide for the garage door
lock
Pro-Series 135 A
Random-Code Remotes allow secure
wireless control of the locking system
Note: Exterior Key Release, Pull Cable Kit, must be
installed on single entry or vaulted garages.

Introduction and Table of Contents
Read these instructions completely prior to installation, pay special
attention to WARNINGS, CAUTIONS and order of installation steps.
Make sure your garage door and operator are in good working
order prior to lock installation.
The first section of this instruction manual covers lock-head
installation on roll up garage doors. The second section covers the
changes to accommodate lock-head installation on one piece doors.
Refer to steps 1, 2, 3, 7, ,9, 13, 14, 15 and 16 in the first section
for one piece door installs.
The figures in this instruction manual are in order according to
the steps. However you may need to review some figures out of
order, as a reference to help execute the task at hand correctly.
Table of contents:
Introduction 1
Required Tools 3
Page 1
Hardware Kit Contents 4
Unpacking & Layout 5
Preparing Door Operator 6
Warning Sheet 7
Preparing Door 8
Marking Door For Correct Lock-Head Position 9
Mounting The First Lock-Head 10
Routing wire. 17
Mounting The Second Lock-Head 11
Fastening Wire Cable to Door 12
Making Receiver Holes In Track 13
Installing Red L.E.D. 14
LED Install Through Door Panel 15
Mounting Plastic Bracket To Track 16
Suspending Wire Harness From Header to Operator 18
Mounting Electrical Control Box 19
Mounting Magnetic Door Switch. 20
Powering Up. 25
This Section Is For One Piece Doors ONLY 21
How To Mount Lock-Head (A) and (B) On a One Piece Door. 22
23
Metal Wire Harness Bracket For One Piece Doors
One Piece Door Magnetic Switch Installation 24
How To Change Batteries 30
Warranty Limitations and Guidelines 31
Troubleshooting 32
Second section for one piece garage doors
Operating Instructions
Learning and Unlearning the Remotes to the Control Box. 26
Activating and Deactivating Auto Close and Lock Feature. 27
Safety,Warnings and Cautions 2
Replacement Parts and Accessories 29
Power out manually operating lock 28

Safety,Warnings and Cautions Page 2
IMPORTANT INSTALLATION INSTRUCTION
! WARNINGS !
To reduce the risk of severe injury or death:
1. READ AND FOLLOW ALL INSTALLATION WARNINGS AND INSTRUCTIONS
2. Install garage door lock only on properly balanced and lubricated garage door. An improperly balanced door may not reverse
when required and could result in SEVERE INJURY or DEATH.
3. All repairs if needed, to cables, spring assemblies and other hardware MUST be made by a trained door systems technician
BEFORE installing the lock.
5. NEVER wear watches, rings or loose clothing while installing or servicing lock or operator. They could be caught in garage
door, lock, or operator mechanisms.
4. NEVER connect garage door lock to power source until instructed to do so.
6. To prevent possible SERIOUS INJURY or DEATH: ALWAYS call a trained door systems technician if garage door
binds, sticks, or is out of balance. An unbalanced garage door may not reverse when required.
7. ONLY operate garage door lock and operator at 110VAC 60HZ to avoid malfunction and damage.
8. Without a properly working safety reversal system, persons (particularly small children) could be SERIOUSLY INJURED
or KILLED by a closing garage door.

Safety,Warnings and Cautions
9. To prevent INJURY from pinching, Keep hands, and fingers away from the joints while installing and testing the lock
system on the garage door.
10. Review the SAFTEY GUIDE in the operator owners manual.
While installing the GARAGE DOOR LOCK use common sense. If you are unclear on the instructions or if you do
not feel comfortable installing the lock system contact a qualified service technician.
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FCC Guideline
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by Elocksys, Inc.
could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
This product has been tested and complies with the specifications for a Class B
digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to
provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.
This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not
installed and used according to the instructions, may cause harmful interference to
radio communications.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular
installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television
reception, which is found by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged
to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna
Increase the separation between the equipment or devices
Connect the equipment to an outlet other than the receiver's
Consult a dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for assistance

Required Tools
Drill
5/64”, 1/8” Drill bit
5/16”, 3/8” Drill Bitts
7/16” Wrench
½” Wrench
Side Cutters
Pliers
Pocket Phillips screw driver
Pencil
#2 Phillips screw driver
Flat blade screw driver
#2 Phillips bit
16 foot tape M easure Medium metal file
Step Ladder
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Hammer

Hardware Kit Contents
Plastic Magnet and Bracket
#6 X ¾inch pan head-Phillips (use with #5
one hole straps)
Qty 7
#2
#12 X 3 inch pan head Phillips mounting screws
#1
Qty 4
One hole strap for wire cable Support
#7
Qty 13
#4 #8 X 2 inch screw hook
Qty 1
#6
One hole strap for M agnetic Switch
Qty 1
#15
Plastic control wire bracket
#12
1” X ¼” 20 Bolt and flange nuts for Plastic wire bracket
Qty 4
#9
Qty 1
Qty 1
#10 Staples for securing
wire
Qty 1
#11 LED Socket
Qty 10
#8
Qty 2
#13 Qty 10
7” Tie Strap
4” Tie Strap
#14
Qty 10 ft
Nylon
string
Qty 10
#5 # 8 X 1 5/8” inch Drywall screw
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Unpacking & Layout
Unpack contents from box taking extreme care not to bend or kink wire cable. Lay lock assembly on floor inside
garage with door closed. Place lock head ( A ) on your left looking at the door from inside, lock head ( B ) on right.
Lock-head (A)
Coil-cord
Manual release Leaver
Lock-head (B)
Wire cable
Control box
Antenna
110 AC power
cord
Do Not Bend or kink when
unpacking or installing the lock-heads
Remote Controls
Step 1 Page 6
This step is also used for one piece door installation.
Stop and double check to see if you have the correct lock kit for your garage door (roll up or one piece), operator
(random or fixed code) and that door size matches the lock size.

Preparing Door Operator
Random Code: Unlearn all remotes and keypads following the procedures from the manufacturers
manual or on the door operator near the learn button.
Fixed: Remove all batteries from existing remotes, key pad and store away. Place these items in the
RED bag supplied with kit.
CAUTION: YOU MUST NEVER ATTEMPT TO OPERATE THE GARAGE DOOR
OPERATOR WITH YOUR OLD REMOTES OR KEY-PAD AS LONG AS THE LOCK IS
INSTALLED ON THE GARAGE DOOR.
Such attempts will jam the lock and door resulting in damage to the door or possibly the door operator.
See Warning Sheet.
DO THIS NOW !!!
Step 2
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This step is for roll up and one piece doors. DO NOT IGNORE OR BYPASS THIS STEP.

WARNING SHEET
Remove Batteries
Place Old Remotes
and Keypad in the
Red bag
DO NOT EVER
USE THE OLD
OPERATOR
REMOTES OR
KEYPAD While the
lock is installed on the
door.
DO NOT EVER USE THE OLD OPERATOR
REMOTES OR KEYPAD While the lock is installed
on the door.
IF THE DOOR OPERATOR DOES NOT
ACTIVATE TO OPEN WHEN THE WALL
SWITCH, NEW KEYPAD OR NEW REMOTE
BUTTONS ARE PRESSED, DO NOT
ATTEMPT TO USE THE OLD
REMOTES, DO NOT ATTEMPT
TO BYPASS THE WALL SWITCH
OR CROSS CONNECT THE
TERMINALS IN AN EFFORT TO
TROUBLESHOOT THE
OPERATOR
THE LOCK MUST BE MANUALLY
UNLOCKED AND THE OPERATOR RELEASE
CORD OR LEVER MUST BE DISENGADGED
BEFORE TROUBLESHOOTING STEPS ARE
TAKEN
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Preparing Door
Unplug garage door operator from 110 AC outlet. Do not pull release rope on operator until instructed
to do so.
Release only when instructed
and not before. Engage only
when instructed and not before
!!!
Released position
Engaged
position
110AC OUTLET
Unplug and leave
unplugged until instructed
to plug back in !!!
Step 3
Page9
This step is also used for one piece door installation.

Marking Door For Correct Lock-Head Position
Start with the garage door closed completely. To prevent any possibility of stretching the wire cable, use dimension
given on sheet labeled “Use This Dimension”, as a reference for lock-head location. M ake marks on door as shown in
figure 1. Note: counting up from the floor, panel 2 is used for doors with 4 panels, location (A) and panel 3 is used
for doors with 5 panels, location (B). Note: Location of lock-heads on correct panel is important to avoid coil-cord
overstretching. You should also find lock receiver holes or knock-outs in these locations on the door track.
Note: Not all tracks have pre-made holes. Tracks without holes will need holes cut out. See step 5.
Figure 1
Receiver
Hole
Panel # 1
Floor Floor
Receiver
Hole
Panel # 5
Panel # 4
Panel # 3
Panel # 2
Track inside view Track inside view
Dimension
Dimension
EXAMPLE
EXAMPLE
Location (B )
Location (A)
Step 4
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Mounting The First Lock-Head
First locate any existing lock receiver holes or pre-cut knock-outs in the door track. If none exist a receiver hole must be
made on one side. Be careful when picking lock-head locations, not to interfere with any hinges hardware etc. In full lock
position, insert dead bolt into receiver hole in track and center vertically. If holes need to be cut after lock-heads are
mounted, manually extend dead bolts until contact with the track is made. From center of dead bolt measure vertical
1”1/8”up, then down, make cut marks. From center of dead bolt measure horizontally to one side 5/8” and then to the other
side, make cut marks. This will establish lock-head mounting height, see figure 2. Line up outer edge of lock-head to
previously made mark in step 4 . Now mount lock-head on door using mounting screws # 1 supplied. See figure 2.
Garage door edge
Reference line from ( Step 4 fig. 1)
Dead bolt in full locked position
Door track
Position outer edge of lock-head at the
reference line, drill 1/8 inch pilot holes,
insert mounting screws. Tighten the
mounting screws.
DO NOT MOUNT LOCK-HEAD
OUTS IDE OF REFERENCE LINE
Lock-head (A) top edge
Bottom edge of lock-head
#12 X 3 inch pan head Philips
#1
Mounting screws
Figure 2 Lock-head
(A) alignment on left
track
Step 5
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Measure the distance from floor to bottom edge of the previously mounted lock-head. Use this measurement to set the vertical
height of the second lock-head to be mounted. See figure 4. Mount the second lock-head, using the reference mark made on the
door from step 4 never letting outer edge of lock head go past mark. See figures 3.
Mounting The Second Lock-Head
Floor
Panel 1
Panel 2
Panel 3
Panel 4
Panel 5
Figure 4 Alignment for
mounting 2nd lock-head
Position outer edge of lock-head at the reference line, drill 1/8 inch pilot holes,
insert mounting screws. Tighten the mounting screws.
DO NOT MOUNT LOCK -HEAD OUTS IDE OF REFERENCE LINE
Figure 3 Lock-head (B) alignment on right track
#12 X 3 inch pan head Philips
#1 Mounting screws
Lock-head (B) top edge
Lock-head (B) bottom edge
Step 6
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Fastening Wire Cable to Door
While keeping cable straight and level, use plastic one hole straps and screws supplied with the kit to
fasten wire cable to inside of door. See figure 5.
Fig 5 Attaching wire cable to door
Mounting location (A) for
doors with four Panels
Wire cable
One Hole Strap
# 6 X 3/4 inch
Self drill, Self
Tapping Screws
Measure up from the
floor to help level lock
boxes and wire cable.
Panel 5
Floor
Panel 4
Panel 3
Panel 2
Panel 1
Floor
Mounting location (B) for doors
with five panels
Step 7
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This step is also used for one piece door installation.

Making Receiver Holes In Track
Manually retract dead bolts, pull release rope on operator to disengage door. Lift door manually and make receiver holes
using marks made previously in steps 5 and 6. See figures 2 and 3 below for details.
Close door and operate lock manually, look for dead bolts to extend through receiver holes. See figures 2 and 3. Be sure
receiver holes are clean with no jagged edges.
Figure 2 Lock-head (A)
alignment on left track
Suggestion for making receiver hole.
Drill six - 3/8 inch diameter holes inside
of your marks. Then cut between the hole
and finish edges with a metal file. Do not
leave bent or uneven edges.
Ideal dead bolt to receiver
alignment and clearance.
5/8”
Suggestion for making receiver
hole. Drill six - 3/8 inch diameter
holes inside of your marks. Then cut
between the hole and finish edges
with a metal file. Do not leave bent
or uneven edges.
Figure 3 Lock-head (B)
alignment on right track
Ideal dead bolt to receiver
alignment and clearance.
1”1/8”
5/8”
1”1/8”
5/8”
1”1/8”
1”1/8”
5/8”
Step 8
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Installing Red L.E.D.
Locate pilot hole using measurements on figure 6. From inside of door, drill through door , with 1/8” pilot hole. From
outside of door drill 5/16” hole using pilot hole reference. Insert LED from inside through hole. Hold LED mount firmly &
insert LED into its own holder. To prevent rust, apply silicone to LED mount & insert complete assembly into hole. Wipe
off excess silicone, see figure 7.
Figure 6 LED hole location
Measure 2 inches from the back
edge of the lock-head
2”
Measure 2 ¾inches from the
top edge of the lock-head
2 ¾”
Drill 1/8 inch pilot hole for
LED
Inside of door panel
Inside of door panel
Step 9
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This step is also used for one piece door installation.

LED Install Through Door Panel
Use the 1/8 inch pilot hole as
your center point. Drill a
5/16 inch hole from the front
side of the Panel
Drill 1/8 inch pilot hole
from the inside or back of
the panel
Clear Silicone Sealer
Clear S ilicone
Sealer
Snap LED into LED Socket
After snapping the LED into the
LED socket put a small amount of
clear silicone sealer around the base
of the LED socket before pushing
the LED assembly into the panel
Push LED assembly into the hole
until the LED socket seats
completely against the door panel.
LED Assembly
Front of garage door Panel as you see
it from the street.
12
3
Thread LED through the
5/16 inch hole
4
Example
5
6
Follow in order numbers 1-6
Figure 7
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Mounting Plastic Bracket To Track
Remove 2 bolts from track near top of door on left track. Mount bracket using bolts supplied. Reuse nuts see Figure _8_.
Stretch and attach wire as shown in Figure _9_.
Figure 9 Attaching Wire To Plastic Bracket
Thread the plastic
tie between the U-
loop and the plastic
bracket
Slip the last coil
end through the
plastic bracket
Bend a U-loop in
the Straight Part of
the wire and thread
it through the
Plastic bracket
Close plastic
tie strap and
pull tight.
Cut off the
excess plastic
tie
Insert the new carriage bolts
through from the inside of the
track out.
Make sure the bolt heads seat
completely so the garage door
rollers do not contact and bind.
Figure 8 Attaching Plastic Wire Bracket to Garage Door Track
Place the nuts on the bolts and
tighten
Normal mounting location:
Place the plastic wire bracket on the
outside of the track and wall bracket
with the open slot up.
Bottom track section
Step 10
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Optional mounting location
for some door applications, Drill two
5/16’ holes.
Note: Some doors have a cable
bracket that wraps around in front
of the door track. For these doors
you may need to use the optional
mounting location.