ID Lock 202 MULTI User manual

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INSTALLATION MANUAL

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Figure 1 –Contents
Parts list
1Allen wrench
2Outside handle
3Inside handle
4Strike plate
5Strike plate adapter
6Outside unit
7Inside backplate
8Inside unit
9Battery cover
10 Thumb turn protective cover
11 Cuttable screws
12 Mortise lock
13 Inside unit screws
14 RFID key fobs
15 Mortise lock and strike plate screws
16 Mortise lock adapters

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Table of contents
Parts list ............................................................................................................................................................................... 1
Introduction.........................................................................................................................................................................3
Terms and conditions......................................................................................................................................................3
Precautions ..........................................................................................................................................................................3
Preparations....................................................................................................................................................................... 4
Latch and mortise lock.................................................................................................................................................. 4
Mounting ............................................................................................................................................................................. 4
Remove your old lock.................................................................................................................................................... 4
Mounting the strike plate ............................................................................................................................................ 4
Assembly of mortise lock and outside unit..............................................................................................................5
Mounting the backplate and inside unit................................................................................................................ 6
Inside backplate .............................................................................................................................................................. 6
Inside unit......................................................................................................................................................................... 6
Door handle .........................................................................................................................................................................7
Outside door handle .......................................................................................................................................................7
Inside door handle...........................................................................................................................................................7
Control:...............................................................................................................................................................................7
Mechanical function test.............................................................................................................................................. 8
Adjusting the strike plate............................................................................................................................................. 8
Mortise lock moving parts ........................................................................................................................................... 8
Configuration..................................................................................................................................................................... 9
Important.......................................................................................................................................................................... 9
Batteries............................................................................................................................................................................ 9
Setup and PIN codes ..................................................................................................................................................... 10
Set Master PIN .............................................................................................................................................................. 10
User PIN.......................................................................................................................................................................... 10
Add RFID......................................................................................................................................................................... 10
Menu.................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
Factory reset...................................................................................................................................................................12
Daily use..............................................................................................................................................................................12
How to lock.....................................................................................................................................................................12
Automatic locking mode.........................................................................................................................................12
Manual locking mode ..............................................................................................................................................12
How to unlock................................................................................................................................................................12
Figure overview...............................................................................................................................................................13
Definitions..........................................................................................................................................................................14

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Introduction
Welcome to a keyless everyday life with ID Lock 202 Multi which has been designed as an easy to
install, easy to use, safe and secure electronic door lock for Scandinavian doors.
At idlock.no you will find up-to-date installation and user manuals for both ID Lock 202 Multi and add-
on modules. You will also find an assembly film on ID Lock’s YouTube channel that should be used
when installing the door lock on your door in addition to this manual and the quick guide provided in
the sales box.
Carefully read the ID Lock Terms of Use and Precautions before installing your ID Lock 202 Multi.
Terms and conditions
ID Lock 202 Multi must be installed in compliance with this user manual. Malfunctions caused by either
willfully, neglected, or unqualified use or installation, or in disagreement with our terms, conditions, or
user manuals, will waive any rights to file complaints. Reckless or irresponsible use or installation may
lead to one or more of the following results: Product failure, loss of property, or harm to people.
The operating temperature range is -25°C to 70°C. When installed in coastal areas, corrosion may
occur on exposed parts.
The outside unit has a high degree of protection to water and dust. It is resistant to water spray from
all directions. The lock is not resistant to pressure washing or similar.
ID Lock is suited for most doors manufactured in accordance with SIS 817383 (1978 and newer). ID
Lock cannot be held responsible for any eventual customizations of the door. ID Lock cannot be held
liable to replace any items other than the product, regardless of direct or indirect cause.
At least one RFID key fob must be programmed, and kept in case it is needed for emergency unlocking.
The lock must be updated to the latest available version for all functions to be available.
Check your lock with 9V batteries before you start using your lock.
Cleaning of the ID Lock is done with a microfiber cloth and water. Do not use solvents and soaps.
Precautions
We know that you know how to use batteries and how to recycle, but are obligated to include these
lines of precautions in our manual:
ID Lock 202 Multi must be used with Alkaline batteries only. Use 4 or 8 batteries of the same brand.
Replace all batteries at the same time. ID Lock 202 Multi is rated 6 VDC. Replacement of a battery with
an incorrect type can defeat a safeguard. Disposal of batteries used on your ID Lock into fire or a hot
oven, or mechanically crushing or cutting of a battery, can result in an explosion. Leaving batteries in
an environment extremely high temperature can result in an explosion or leakage of flammable liquid
or gas. A battery subjected to extremely low air pressure may result in an explosion or leakage of
flammable liquid or gas.
This symbol indicates DC voltage.
This product bears the selective sorting symbol for Waste electrical and electronic equipment
(WEEE). This means that this product must be handled pursuant to European directive
2012/19/EU in order to be recycled or dismantled to minimize its impact on the environment.
As a user you can choose to give this product to a competent recycling organization or to the retailer
when you buy a new electronic product.

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Preparations
Latch and mortise lock
Use a screw driver to adjust the latch on the mortise lock
so it is in the same direction as the one you removed from
your door. The adjustment is shown in figure 2.
Mounting
Remove your old lock
Dismantle the strike plate, cylinder, and handles.
Follow the manual for your existing lock.
Mounting the strike plate
1. Make sure the strike plate fits the slot in the door
frame.
Make necessary adjustments if it does not fit
properly.
2. Insert the strike plate flush with the door jamb.
Use the strike plate adapter in front of the strike
plate.
3. Fasten the 4 screws to the door frame. Start with
the screw on the top and bottom as shown in
figure 3. Then continue with the two screws in the
middle.
Figure 2 –Adjusting the latch
Figure 3 –Mounting the strike plate

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Assembly of mortise lock and outside unit
1. Insert the mortise lock halfway into the door. Gently pull the
cable towards the inside through the topmost opening (see
figure 4).
2. The cable from the outside unit is gently pulled towards
the inside and on the top side of the mortise lock. Pull
gently until there is no leftover cable length.
Tips: Use the handle to keep the outside unit in place
during the rest of your assembly process (see figure 5).
3. The mortise lock is fastened with an even force until the
back plate is parallel or flush with the door leaf.
Important! The distance between the front of the
mortise lock and the door leaf should be between 2 -
5mm (see figure 6).
4. The mortise lock adapter is inserted into the mortise
lock from the inside. Choose the adapter best suited for
your door’s thickness. Have a look at the contents
picture (figure 1) point 16 where you can see the
mortise lock adapters.
5. Always try the shortest adapter first.
Figure 7 shows the mortise lock adapter inside the
door.
Figure 4 –Mortise lock placement
Figure 6 –Distance between mortise lock
and door frame
Figure 7 –Mortise adapter
Figure 5 –Handle and outside unit

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Mounting the backplate and inside unit
Inside backplate
1. The back plate is fitted to the outside unit as shown in figure 8.
a. The 4 cutting screws are cut to the correct thickness
according to the thickness of the door. Use medium-sized
pliers or a hacksaw to cut the screws.
Important! The screws must not be shorter than the
thickness of the door. Please try with one screw before
cutting the rest.
b. The cables are fed through the opening marked on the
backing plate marked «CABLE ENTRY».
c. Be sure to lay the wires on the outside of the screws as
shown in figure 9.
d. Tighten the backplate with the 4 screws so the backplate is
no longer bent. Use a screwdriver (PH2) to secure the
screws.
e. While tightening the screws, adjust the exterior unit and
backplate to ensure that the lock is parallel to the door.
Inside unit
2. When the backplate is attached, continue with the inside unit.
a. Connect the white socket from the mortise lock to the white
socket marked «MORTISE LOCK»
b. Connect the black socket from the outside unit to the beige
socket marked «OUTSIDE UNIT»
c. Place the inside unit on the backplate.
d. Attach the 2 screws to the bottom of the inside unit.
e. Attach the screws on the top of the inside unit.
Figure 8 –Inside backplate
Figure 9 –Cable positioning
Figure 10 –Connecting cables
Figure 11 –Attach inside unit

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Door handle
Outside door handle
The outside unit has a square pin attached.
The door handle is inserted through the outside unit, through the mortise lock, and the inside unit.
Inside door handle
Your inside door handle can now be attached.
This has an included set screw. This is tightened with the Allen wrench in the package.
Control:
Verify that both the outside and inside handle is properly tightened. Adjust if needed.
Figure 14 –Attach inside handle
Figure 13 –Tightening the inside handle
Figure 12 –Attach outside handle

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Mechanical function test
1. Perform a functional test of the moving parts of the lock with the door open.
a. Do both door handles move when using the outside and inside handle?
b. Does the dead bolt slide in and out without friction whilst using the thumb turn knob?
c. Can you push the sensor latch (top triangle), and does it slide nicely without
problems?
2. If the answer is no to any of the above questions, check your installation. It may help to
lubricate the sensor latch or dead bolt slightly.
Adjusting the strike plate
The door frame should rest on the door gasket with moderate pressure. The
pressure will vary between door types.
If the gasket doesn’t fully seal the strike plate can be adjusted.
Use the included Allen wrench to adjust. The lower hex screw will usually
need to be tightened a bit.
IMPORTANT! If the upper screw is adjusted; make sure that the
deadbolt can move freely.
Mortise lock moving parts
The moving parts in the mortise lock is referred to as
such throughout the user manual and instructions on our
website.
1Sensor latch
2Dead bolt
3Latch (for
handles)
Figure 15 –Adjusting the strike
plate
Figure 16 –Mortise lock moving parts

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Configuration
Important
Make sure you an alternate entrance or someone on the inside when configuring your lock.
Alternatively, the door can always be left open while you test and you can "simulate" the door
closes by holding down the sensor latch (see figure 16 on the previous page).
Batteries
1. Use 4 or 8 alkaline AA-batteries (LR06). Only use new batteries of
same type.
2. Leave the door in an open and unlocked position when inserting the
batteries.
3. Remove one of the batteries so that only 3 batteries are inserted and
test the emergency terminals on the outside by holding a 9V battery
against the terminals. Make sure the touch panel wakes up and lights
up.
4. Remove the protective film from the touch panel (see figure 19).
F igure 19 – Remove the
protective film
Figure 18 – 9V battery
Figure 17 – Batteries

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Setup and PIN codes
Set Master PIN
After the batteries have been inserted and the lock has started up, a Master PIN must be programmed,
this is done as follows:
1. Activate the outside unit by waking the panel (the door must be open and unlocked)
2. Press [ New Master PIN ] [ *] [ Repeat Master PIN ] [ #]
3. The LED bar flashes blue to indicate that a new PIN has been registered
If the panel has switched off before you have time to enter a new PIN code, activate the panel with a
light touch.
Important! Choose a PIN not easy for unauthorized persons to guess. We recommend 6 digits
(or more).
User PIN.
You can program up to 25 personalized PIN codes. This is how it's done:
1. Have an open and unlocked door
2. Activate the panel and press [ *]
3. Press [ Master PIN ] [ *]
4. Press [ 3] [ *] [ Position 1 - 25 ] [ *]
5. Enter your desired PIN and finish with [ #]
Add RFID
Program at least 1 RFID tag for your lock (3 are included in the sales package). This is how it's done:
1. Have an open and unlocked door
2. Activate the panel and press [ *]
3. Press [ Master PIN ] [ *]
4. Press [ 5] [ *] [ Position 1 - 25 ] [ *]
5. Display the RFID tag in front of the CARD symbol at the top of the touch panel. The chip is
now registered and the lock acknowledges with blue light.
Important! Always test your RFID tag after it's programmed.
Menu
The menu can be activated in different ways. ether with the door open and unlocked, or in a closed
position.
To activate the menu when the door is in an open and unlocked position, press the lock key on the
inside for 3 seconds. Then you can press [ Master PIN ] [ *].
To activate the menu from the outside with the door closed and locked, Activate the panel, then press
[ *] [ Master PIN ] [ *].

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After a factory reset the lock will have the highest security configuration:
-Automatic locking is activated
-Relock is activated
-Lock when open is activated
-Master PIN is reset
Program a new Master PIN after a factory reset, follow this process (see section “Set Master PIN” on
page 10):
4. Activate the outside unit by waking the panel (the door must be open and unlocked)
5. Press [ New Master PIN ] [ *] [ Repeat Master PIN ] [ #]
6. The LED bar flashes blue to indicate that a new PIN has been registered
Important! Always test the new Master PIN. Lock the door manually while it is in an open and
unlocked position. Activate the touch panel and enter your [ * ] [ Master PIN ] [ * ]. The lock
should now be unlocked. If the lock does not unlock, test again, or perform a factory reset if
necessary.
Daily use
How to lock
There are two different locking modes on ID Lock 202 Multi:
Automatic locking mode
When automatic locking mode is activated (as it is with factory settings), the lock will simply lock itself
3 seconds after the door is closed.
Manual locking mode
When automatic locking mode is deactivated, you must perform an action to lock the door.
From the inside, turn the knob or press the key button. From the outside simply touch the panel and
the door will be locked.
You will notice 2 red flashes and a melody with 5 beeps when the door is locked.
How to unlock
From the outside, activate the panel by touching multiple digits on the touch panel. Press your PIN
and #or present the RFID key fob in front of the symbol marked “CARD”. From the inside simply turn
the knob or press the key button.
You will notice 2 blue waves and a melody with 5 beeps when the door is locked.
Factory reset
If you need to perform a factory reset, do the following:
-Remove the top and bottom battery.
-Press and hold the in the key button while inserting top and bottom battery.
-The lock will acknowledge with a melody, now you can release the key button.

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Figure overview
Figure 1 –Contents ...............................................................................................................................1
Figure 2 –Adjusting the latch..............................................................................................................4
Figure 3 –Mounting the strike plate ..................................................................................................4
Figure 4 –Mortise lock placement......................................................................................................5
Figure 5 –Handle and outside unit.....................................................................................................5
Figure 6 –Distance between mortise lock and door frame ............................................................5
Figure 7 –Mortise adapter...................................................................................................................5
Figure 8 –Inside backplate..................................................................................................................6
Figure 9 –Cable positioning ................................................................................................................6
Figure 10 –Connecting cables.............................................................................................................6
Figure 11 –Attach inside unit...............................................................................................................6
Figure 12 –Attach outside handle.......................................................................................................7
Figure 13 –Tightening the inside handle ...........................................................................................7
Figure 14 –Attach inside handle.........................................................................................................7
Figure 15 –Adjusting the strike plate.................................................................................................8
Figure 16 –Mortise lock moving parts ...............................................................................................8
Figure 17 –Batteries .............................................................................................................................9
Figure 18 –9V battery..........................................................................................................................9
Figure 19 –Remove the protective film..............................................................................................9

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Definitions
Door leaf: Part of the door that opens/closes.
Door frame: Part of the door where the door leaf is attached.
Door hinges:Parts of the door that fastens the door leaf to the door frame.
Mortise lock: Part of the lock that is inside the door leaf.
Strike plate: Part of the lock that is inserted to the door frame.
Outside unit: Part of the lock that is assembled on the outside door leaf.
Cutting screw: Screws that can be easily cut to adjust the length to door leaf depth.
Inside unit: Part of the lock that is assembled on the inside of the door leaf.
Inside backplate: The part where the cutting screws are inserted fastened to the outside unit.
Placed on the inside of the door leaf.
Allen wrench: Tool to adjust the strike plate and fasten the door handle.
Strike plate adapter: Part for protecting the door frame against wear and making sure latches move
with less friction over the strike plate edge.
Mortise lock adapter: Connects the inside unit to the dead bolt.
Dead bolt: Part of the mortise lock that locks your door (see figure 16).
Sensor latch: Part of the mortise lock that senses if the door is open or closed (see figure
16).
Latch: Part of the mortise lock that moves when using the handles (see figure 16).
Touch panel: Part of the outside unit with the numbers 0-9, * and #
RFID reader: Part of the outside unit marked CARD.
Key fob: Also called RFID. Point 14 in the contents picture on page 1.
Automatic locking: ID Lock will lock automatically when you close the door (3 seconds delay).
Relock: ID Lock will relock if the door is not opened within 15 seconds after unlocking.
Manual locking: When automatic locking is deactivated, you need to manually lock your door
with the key button or by activating the touch panel.
Lock when open: Activate by default, this means that you can force lock from the outside by
holding the touch panel for a long time (more than 5 seconds).
Master PIN: The code you need to change access menus.
Key button: Inside the unit with a key symbol. Use it to lock/unlock and access the menu.

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