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ArchiTech Mortise Lock & Surface-Mounted Networx Control Unit Mounting and Installation Instructions
ArchiTech™by Networx™
FOR MORTISE LOCKS USING SURFACE-MOUNTED NETWORX CONTROL UNITS
MOUNTING AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
© NAPCO Security Technologies, Inc. 2016 WI2090B 09/16
DESCRIPTION
These instructions detail the hardware installation procedure for the ArchiTech mortise door locks using the Surface-
Mounted Networx Control Units for hollow metal and solid wood doors.
Installation instructions for the Door Contact Sensor, Door Contact Magnet (installed in the door jamb) and the
Oval and Rectangular Proximity Readers are also included.
PARTS OVERVIEW
For reference, the images in Fig. A below display each component (not to scale). In addition to the various screws
included with your mortise lock, please be aware that two types of Proximity Readers are available (either Oval or
Rectangular) but only one type is included with your lock. Furthermore, one of two types of Door Contact
Magnets (installed in door jamb) are included (either 3/8" or 3/4" diameter). We recommend taking the time to
read through these instructions, find and familiarize yourself with each component before you begin your installation.
As detailed in the instructions that follow, the Proximity Reader wires, the Door Contact Sensor wires and the Mortise
Lock Motor Wire are routed through the door and are plugged into the Surface-Mounted Networx Control
Unit. The Mortise Lock Motor Wire can easily be routed within hollow metal doors. For solid wood doors, a
Mortise Drill Jig (part #N95I1DJ) must be used to drill a hole pathway within the solid wood door to route the
Mortise Lock Motor Wire.
REQUIRED TOOLS
In addition to the standard door prep kit tools used to install a mortise lock into a metal or wood door (Phillips and flat
head screwdrivers, etc.), you will need: A small level, and the following drill bit sizes: 5/8", 3/8", 3/4" and 7/64".
IMPORTANT: For installation on UL Listed Wood Fire Doors fill the through hole wire passage with UL Clas-
sified Fire Stop Sealant after connecting all wiring and testing the Lock.
FIG. A: OVERVIEW OF BASIC PARTS (NOT TO SCALE)
OVAL AND RECTANGULAR
PROXIMITY READER COVERS AND
MOUNTING COMPONENTS
MORTISE DRILL JIG
(N95I1DJ)
(SOLID WOOD DOORS ONLY)
DOOR CONTACT
MAGNET
(TWO TYPES)
OR
"SURFACE-MOUNTED" NETWORX
CONTROL UNIT
AND ITS MOUNTING PLATE
DOOR
CONTACT
SENSOR

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DOOR PREP: INITIAL STEPS
1. INSPECT THE DOOR BEVEL
Inspect the door for a bevel and, if beveled, determine which side is "longer" in width and which side is "shorter" in
width (see "top view" example in Fig. 1). For beveled doors, be sure to use the correct marks printed on the template
for the correct length of the outside door surface (either the "long" or "short" side of the door).
2. PREP DOOR FOR MORTISE LOCK
If not done already, use standard door prep kit tools and the instructions included with the mortise lock to prep the
door and door jamb as required. These include mortising the door edge for the latch plate and mortising the door
jamb for the strike plate.
Do not install the lock hardware yet.
DOOR 3½° bevel
Door Stop
Arc of door swing
Jamb
"Shorter side of
door"
"Longer side of
door"
FIG. 1: EXAMPLE OF BEVELED DOOR (TOP VIEW)
FIG. 2: USE TEMPLATE PROVIDED

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3. TAPE ON DOOR: "PROXIMITY READER" TEMPLATE (USE WI2102
FOR SOLID WOOD DOORS, OR USE WI2154 FOR FIRE RATED MET-
AL DOORS)
Remember, the Proximity Reader is always located on the outside
("unprotected" side) door surface.
Fold and place the template on the outside door edge (see arrow in Fig. 3
for an example). Align the template with the "HORIZONTAL CENTER
LINE OF LEVER" as shown on the template. Tape the template in place.
IMPORTANT: For installation on UL Listed Wood Fire Doors fill the
through hole wire passage with UL Classified Fire Stop Sealant after con-
necting all wiring and testing the Lock.
4. MARK TEMPLATE "PROXIMITY READER" HOLES
On the outside door surface, mark the two holes for the Proximity Reader mounting screws.
Mark the center of this wire passage hole (used for the Mortise Lock Motor Wire, Proximity Reader and Door Contact
Sensor wires). Do NOT remove the template yet. Note: This hole is a 5/8" Diameter Thru-Hole for wood doors
(template WI2102) and a 1/2"Diameter NON-Thru-Hole for fire rated metal doors (template WI2154).
TIP: Take special notice of this hole, as it is an essential hole for this installation and is referenced several
times throughout these instructions.
FIG. 4. USE THE CORRECT TEMPLATE FOR DOOR TYPE!
(WI2102 SHOWN ABOVE LEFT FOR SOLID WOOD DOORS, OR WI2154 SHOWN ABOVE RIGHT FOR FIRE RATED METAL DOORS)
FIG. 3: EXAMPLE OF OUTSIDE DOOR
EDGE (ARROW)
WOOD DOORS METAL DOORS

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5. MARK TEMPLATE "DOOR CONTACT SENSOR" HOLE
Mark the 3/4" Door Contact Sensor hole in the center edge of the door (adjust for the door thickness).
Carefully remove the template.
6. MARK "DOOR CONTACT MAGNET" ON JAMB
The Door Contact Magnet must be installed in the door jamb such that when the door is closed, the Door Contact Sen-
sor is located directly opposite the Magnet. Install as follows:
6A.Open the door and temporarily place a piece of tape across the center of the mark made for the Door Contact
Sensor in the previous step. This tape signifies the height (from the floor) of the Door Contact Sensor.
6B.Close the door. Transfer this height to the door jamb with a light pencil mark.
6C.Determine the center location on the jamb directly opposite the Door Contact Sensor when the door is closed.
Open the door and measure the distance from the door edge to the center of the Door Contact Sensor (0.875"
or ⅞"). Transfer this distance to the door jamb, measured from the door stop.
FIG. 6B: CLOSE DOOR AND
TRANSFER HEIGHT TO JAMB
FIG. 6A: TAPE SIGNIFIES
"HEIGHT FROM FLOOR" FIG. 6C: LOCATE MAGNET IN JAMB CENTERED DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE
SENSOR WHEN DOOR IS CLOSED
FIG. 5: DOOR CONTACT SENSOR HOLE
ON DOOR EDGE
FIG. 5A: HOLE LOCATION DEPENDS ON
DOOR THICKNESS

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7. TAPE ON DOOR: "SURFACE-MOUNTED NETWORX CONTROL UNIT"
TEMPLATE (WI2103)
The Surface-Mounted Networx Control Unit (see Fig. A on page 1) is al-
ways mounted on the inside ("protected" side) door surface.
Fold and place the template (WI2103) on the inside door edge. Align the
template with the "HORIZONTAL CENTER LINE OF LEVER" as shown on
the template. Tape the template in place.
8. MARK TEMPLATE "SURFACE-MOUNTED NETWORX CONTROL UNIT" HOLES
On the inside ("protected") door surface, mark the two Control Unit Mounting Plate (Fig. 8) holes using the correct mark-
ings printed on the template (if door is beveled, use correct markings for beveled doors as described in step 1).
The center of the wire passage hole was already marked on the outside surface in step 4; for the inside door surface,
mark the center of this same 5/8" Diameter Hole. This 5/8" Diameter Hole is used for the Mortise Lock Motor Wire,
Proximity Reader and Door Contact Sensor wires. Note: This 5/8" Diameter Hole is a thru-hole for wood doors
and an offset NON-thru-hole for fire rated metal doors (template WI2103).
Carefully remove the template.
FIG. 7: EXAMPLE OF INSIDE
DOOR EDGE (ARROW)
FIG. 8: MARK THE TWO "CONTROL UNIT
MOUNTING PLATE" HOLES (ARROWS)

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DOOR PREP: DRILL HOLES
IMPORTANT: Remove all burrs from wire holes. Sharp edges can eventually wear away wire insulation.
9. DRILL THE FOLLOWING HOLES IN THE DOOR
9A. Use 7/64" drill bit:
On the outside ("unprotected side")
door surface, drill the two pilot
holes for the Proximity Reader
mounting screws (NOT thru-holes,
drill only into the door surface).
9B. Use 7/64" drill bit:
On the inside ("protected side")
door surface, drill the two pilot
holes for the Control Unit Mounting
Plate mounting screws (NOT
thru-holes). Drill only into the in-
side door surface.
9C. IMPORTANT: This hole is a
5/8" diameter thru-hole for
wood doors (template WI2102)
and a 1/2" diameter offset NON
-thru-hole for fire rated metal
doors (template WI2154).
9D. Use 3/4" drill bit: 3/4" Door Contact
Sensor hole in edge of the door
(for solid wood doors, drill until the
hole intersects with the 5/8" Diameter
Thru-Hole).
FIG. 9A: 7/64" PILOT HOLE ON OUT-
SIDE DOOR SURFACE FOR
PROXIMITY READER
(5/8" DIAMETER
THRU-HOLE,
DRILLED IN
STEP 9C)
"DOOR CONTACT SENSOR" HOLE
(3/4") IN EDGE OF DOOR
FIG. 9D: 3/4" DOOR CONTACT SENSOR HOLE IN EDGE OF THE DOOR
FIG. 9B: 7/64" PILOT HOLE
ON INSIDE DOOR SURFACE
FOR CONTROL UNIT PLATE
FIG. 9C: HOLE SIZE/LOCATION DEPENDS ON DOOR TYPE
WOOD DOORS METAL DOORS

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10. DRILL "DOOR CONTACT MAGNET" HOLE IN JAMB
10A. Find the Door Contact Magnet. The type provided will be either Type A (3/4" dia.) or Type B (3/8" dia.) as shown
in one of the two images in Fig. 10A below.
10B. Drill into the door jamb as follows:
For Hardwood Jambs:
 For the thicker "Type A" contact (below left image): Drill a 3/4" hole 7/8" deep into the jamb (marked in
step 6).
 For the thinner "Type B" contact (below right image): Drill a 3/8" hole 7/8" deep into the jamb (marked
in step 6).
For Hollow Metal Jambs:
 Use either a 3/4" or 3/8" bit (depending on Door Contact Magnet Type A or Type B) to drill a hole into the sur-
face of the jamb.
10C. Insert the magnetic Door Contact Magnet in the jamb hole; the contact sits almost flush with the jamb when fully
inserted. In some cases, an adhesive may be needed to ensure a secure fit.
FIG. 10A: FIND THE "DOOR CONTACT MAGNET" PROVIDED, EITHER
TYPE A (3/4" DIAMETER) OR TYPE B (3/8" DIAMETER)
Φ31/32" Φ7/16"
Type A (3/4" dia.) Type B (3/8" dia.)
FIG. 10B: DRILL DOOR JAMB HOLE
(EITHER 3/8" OR 3/4" DEPENDING
ON TYPE)
FIG. 10C: DOOR CONTACT MAGNET
INSTALLED IN DOOR JAMB

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DECISION: HOW TO ROUTE THE MORTISE LOCK MOTOR WIRE?
The Mortise Lock body includes a Mortise Lock Motor Wire plug that must be routed to
and plugged into the Surface-Mounted Networx Control Unit that is mounted on
the inside ("protected side") of the door. HOW this Motor Wire is routed depends on
whether the door is solid or hollow:
Hollow Metal Doors:
 Simply route the Mortise Lock Motor Wire within the hollow metal door. Skip to
step 12.
Solid Wood Doors:
 Use the Mortise Drill Jig (part #N95I1DJ) to drill a pathway for the wire within the
solid wood door (from the Mortise Lock body to the 5/8" Diameter Thru-Hole).
Skip to step 11, below.
11. USING THE MORTISE DRILL JIG
The Mortise Drill Jig (part #N95I1DJ) MUST be used with solid wood doors. For
hollow metal doors, skip to step 12.
PURPOSE OF THE MORTISE DRILL JIG
The Mortise Drill Jig is used to drill a diagonal 1/2" hole through solid wood doors to
provide path for the Mortise Lock Motor Wire to run within the door and to be
plugged into the back of the Surface-Mounted Networx Control Unit.
In the steps that follow, the Jig will be secured to the edge of the door (in the
same location as the mortise lock faceplate). The hole will be drilled within the door,
as shown in profile on the template and also in the Fig. 11 "side view" showing
where this Mortise Drill Jig is positioned and the path of this drilled interior hole.
11A. FASTEN DRILL JIG TO DOOR
The Mortise Drill Jig (part #N95I1DJ) is placed into the edge of the door, into the
same mortised opening that will be used for the Mortise Lock. Proceed as follows:
Insert the Jig into the Mortise Lock opening as shown in Fig. 11A. Secure the Jig
with the screws provided to prevent the Jig from shifting when in use.
Insert supplied 1/2-inch diameter wood drill bit into the Mortise Drill Jig and drill the
hole until the 5/8"Diameter Thru-Hole is reached.
When finished, remove the Jig.
FIG. 11: SIDE VIEW:
DRILL JIG (N95I1DJ)
DRILL HOLE INSIDE DOOR
JIG
5/8" THRU
-HOLE
FIG. 11A: MORTISE
DRILL JIG PLACEMENT

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12. INSTALL THE "MORTISE LOCK BODY"
Insert the Mortise Lock Body into the door while feeding the Mortise Lock Motor Wire through to the 5/8" Diameter Thru
-Hole for wood doors (a 1/2" Diameter NON-Thru-Hole for fire rated metal doors) and then to the inside
("protected") side of the door. Note: The Mortise Lock Motor Wire plug sleeve color is yellow.
Referencing the lock installation instructions, secure the Mortise Lock with the mounting hardware provided.
13. INSTALL "DOOR CONTACT SENSOR" IN DOOR EDGE
Insert the Door Contact Sensor wires into its 3/4" hole in the door edge and through to the 5/8" Diameter Thru-Hole for
wood doors (a 1/2" Diameter NON-Thru-Hole for fire rated metal doors) and then to the inside ("protected") side
of the door.
Note: The Door Contact Sensor plug wires are whiteand its sleeve color is blue.
FIG. 13: ROUTE TO THE INSIDE
("PROTECTED") SIDE OF THE DOOR
FIG. 12: ROUTE MORTISE
LOCK WIRES THRU TO
THE PROTECTED SIDE
OF THE DOOR
FIG. 13A
DOOR CONTACT
SENSOR

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PROXIMITY READER INSTALLATION
Find the reader type provided, either rectangular or oval. If you have a Rectangular Proximity Reader, go to step 15. If
you have an Oval Proximity Reader, go to step 14 below.
14. OVAL PROXIMITY READER INSTALLATION
If you have a "Rectangular" Proximity Reader, go to step 15.
Note that the Oval Mounting Plate is symmetrical, and therefore has no "top" or "bottom".
14A. INSTALL THE "OVAL RUBBER GASKET" AND THE
"OVAL MOUNTING PLATE"
See Fig. 14A. Place the Oval Rubber Gasket (with its
attached Oval Mounting Plate) against the door sur-
face, over the wire passage hole that was drilled into
the door in step 9C.
Secure (snug-tight only, do not over-tighten) using the
two Phillips Pan Head screws appropriate for the door
type as follows:
 For Metal Doors: #6-32
x 1/2" long Type F thread
cutting Phillips head (part
#SC212);
 For Wood Doors: #6 x
1/2" long Type A Phillips
head (part #SC265)
Again, do NOT over-tighten these screws; over-
tightening will cause undesired deformation of the Rub-
ber Gasket.
FIG. C: OVAL PROXIMITY READER
(GO TO STEP 14 BELOW) FIG. D: RECTANGULAR PROXIMITY READER (GO TO STEP 15)
Option 1 Option 2
DO NOT USE POWER DRILLS
OR POWER SCREWDRIVERS
WHEN INSTALLING THE
PROXIMITY READER !
FIG. 14A: "OVAL MOUNTING PLATE" (WITH LEFT
AND RIGHT "TABS") AND THE ATTACHED
"OVAL RUBBER GASKET"
Oval Mounting Plate
Oval Rubber
Gasket
Left Tab
Right Tab
OVAL
Thru-Hole

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14B. RUN THE OVAL PROXIMITY READER WIRES
From the outside ("unprotected" side) of the door, feed the Proximity Reader wires (plug sleeves are orange and
blue) fully into the wire passage hole to the inside ("protected" side) of the door. Do not pinch wires. Note: This
hole is a 5/8" Diameter Thru-Hole for wood doors (drilled using template WI2102) and a 1/2" diameter offset
NON-thru-hole for fire rated metal doors (drilled using template WI2154).
14C. INSTALL OVAL PROXIMITY READER COVER
The Oval Proximity Reader cover "snaps" into place, as follows:
a. Hook the Reader on the Left Tab of the Mounting Plate.
b. Keep thumb pressure on left side.
c. Press firmly on the right side of the Reader until it
"snaps" into place.
Note: A spare Mounting Plate and Rubber Gasket
are provided if needed. Be careful not to pinch any
wires.
FIG. 14B: FEED THE WIRES
INTO THE HOLE (FROM
"OUTSIDE" TO "INSIDE")
FIG. 14C
FIG. 14CC

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15. RECTANGULAR PROXIMITY READER INSTALLATION
The Rectangular Mounting Plate IS NOT symmetrical, and therefore does have a "top" and a "bottom". Note the two Top
Tabs and two Bottom Tabs shown in Fig. 15A:
15A. INSTALL THE "RECTANGULAR RUBBER GAS-
KET" AND THE "RECTANGULAR MOUNTING
PLATE"
See Fig. 15A. Place the Rectangular Rubber Gasket
(with its attached Rectangular Mounting Plate) over the
wire passage hole that was drilled into the door in step
9C, then secure (snug-tight only, do not over-tighten)
using the two Phillips Pan Head screws appropriate for
the door type as follows:
 For Metal Doors: #6-32 x 1/2"
long Type F thread cutting Phil-
lips head (part #SC212);
 For Wood Doors: #6 x 1/2"
long Type A Phillips head (part
#SC265)
Again, do NOT over-tighten these screws; over-
tightening will cause undesired deformation of the Rub-
ber Gasket.
15B. RUN THE RECTANGULAR PROXIMITY READER WIRES
From the outside ("unprotected" side) of the door, feed the Rectangular Proximity Reader wires (plug sleeves are
orange and blue) fully into the wire passage hole to the inside ("protected" side) of the door. Do not pinch wires.
FIG. 15A: "RECTANGULAR MOUNTING PLATE" AND THE
ATTACHED "RECTANGULAR RUBBER GASKET"
Rectangular Mounting Plate
Rectangular
Rubber Gasket
Bottom Tab
Bottom Tab
Top Tab
Top Tab
Thru-Hole
RECTANGULAR
FIG. 15B: FEED THE WIRES INTO
THE WIRE PASSAGE HOLE (FROM
"OUTSIDE" TO "INSIDE")

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15C. INSTALL RECTANGULAR PROXIMITY READER COVER
The Rectangular Proximity Reader cover "snaps" into place, as follows:
a. Hook the Rectangular Proximity Reader on the two Top Tabs on the top of
the Rectangular Mounting Plate (see Fig 15C).
b. Press firmly on the bottom of the Rectangular Proximity
Reader until it "snaps" into place.
Be careful not to pinch any wires.
16. INSTALL "CONTROL UNIT MOUNTING PLATE"
Locate the two pilot holes for the Control Unit Mounting Plate mounting screws
that were drilled into the inside ("protected") door surface in step 9B.
Important! See Fig 16 to determine which end is the " TOP" .
Place the Control Unit Mounting Plate against the inside ("protected" side) door
surface and secure using the two Phillips Flat Head screws appropriate for the
door type as follows:
 For Metal Doors: #6-32 x 5/8" long Type 23 thread
cutting Phillips Flat head, U-cut (part #SC682);
 For Wood Doors: #6 x 3/4" long undercut self-
tapping Type A (part #SC596)
FIG. 15CC
FIG. 15C
FIG. 16:
CONTROL UNIT MOUNTING
PLATE
(TOP)
(BOTTOM)

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17. CONNECT PLUGS IN THE "SURFACE-MOUNTED NETWORX CONTROL UNIT"
Match the plug sleeve colors to the corresponding sockets (see Fig. 17). Note: The Door Contact Sensor is a pair of
white wires connected to a small white plug with a blue sleeve near the sensor; do not confuse this plug with the plug for
the "RX Request to Exit" plug originating from the Mortise Lock Body.
18. CONNECT THE BATTERY PACK
See Fig. 17 for the location of the Battery Pack socket. Place the Battery Pack into the rear of the Surface-Mounted
Networx Control Unit with the flat side up, as shown in Fig. 18A. As shown in Fig. 18B, route the wires through
the opening in the PCB. This opening was intentionally designed to prevent pinched wires.
FIG. 17: CONTROL UNIT CONNECTIONS
(YELLOW)
Lock Motor
Wire (J2)
Battery
Pack
(ORANGE)
Proximity
Reader
(J5)
(BLUE)
LEDs (J1)
(WHITE)
Door Contact
Sensor (J3)
RX Request to Exit
(for locks so
equipped) (J6)
FIG. 18A: INSTALL BATTERY PACK WITH FLAT SIDE UP
FIG. 18B: BE SURE WIRES ARE
ROUTED THROUGH PCB OPENING
(ARROW). Do NOT pinch wires!

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19. MOUNT THE "SURFACE-MOUNTED NETWORX CONTROL UNIT"
Before mounting, we recommend feeding all of the previously connected wires back into the door.
a. Hook the top of the Surface-Mounted Networx Control
Unit into the top of the Control Unit Mounting Plate
and press the bottom until flush with the door surface.
b. Insert the "Dog Point" screw into the bottom of the Surface
-Mounted Networx Control Unit (#6-32 Allen Head coun-
tersunk U-cut Dog Point screw, part #SC681 as shown in
Fig. 19A). First thread this screw by hand using the
knurled head for grip, then tighten with the "rounded head"
of the supplied Allen key.
FIG. 19A: "DOG
POINT" SCREW
FIG. 19B: INSERT "DOG POINT" SCREW HERE

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