Scilox BL100 User manual

II. Check door dimensions and determine desired “door swing”
1. Installation Requirements
The fingerprint deadbolt can be installed on doors of 1.5 –2 inches (35-50) mm in thickness.
2. Check the direction in which the door is being opened (i.e. right or left-handed swing) and align the deadbolt’s
latch-bolt, accordingly.
(1). The deadbolt’s body outside and inside must align properly. Assume you are standing outside the
room/structure and facing a door. Basically there are four door opening-directions: Left inward, left
outward, right inward and right outward. Left inward/outward means the door swings inward/outward
with hinges on the left; right inward/outward means the door swings inward/outward with hinges on the
right (see Figure 1 below):
(2). Determine the deadbolt’s correct alignment/positioning based on the door’s opening direction (see
Figure 2 below):
I. Quick Reference
A. Quick reference for Installation Guide
II. Check door dimensions and determine desired “door swing”
III. Install Deadbolt Body
IV. Install the Front panel Assembly
V. Install the AA Batteries
VI. Install the Rear panel Assembly
VII. Operating Instructions
VIII. Routine Maintenance
B. List of Lock Accessories
1
Keyhole
Cover
6
Screw (4 PCS)
2
Front panel
Assembly
7
4 PCS AA Batteries
3
Silica gel
backing
plate
8
Rear panel
assembly
4
Lock body
9
Screw (2PCS)
5
Back Lining
Plate
10
Key (2PCS)
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Figure 1
Figure 2

III. Install Deadbolt Body
1. Determine the desired installation height and position of the deadbolt in relation to the door; then adhere
the hole-drilling-template to the door, accordingly (see Figure 4-1 below).
2. Insert the deadbolt body into the matching hole slot (see Figure 5 below):
Note: There is an "UP" symbol on the deadbolt body. Before installing the deadbolt body, make sure its
positioning is consistent with the direction of the symbol.
Set the length of the deadbolt body based on the distance from the Door Edge to the center of the circle (the
opening hole distance is about 2 ½ inches ( 65 mm), as shown in Figure 4-1). The opening distance matching the
default length of the deadbolt body is 2 ¼ inches (60 mm). If the distance of 2 ¾ inches (70 mm) is required, reset
the length of the deadbolt body by following these steps:
(1) Figure 4-2: Hold part ①of the Deadbolt Body, rotate part ②by 45°, and pull back part ②.
(2). Rotate part ②by 45° in the other direction to make the hole on part 2 match with the hole of 2 ¾ inches
(70 mm) on the lock body.
Note: When you shorten the length of the Lock Body, perform the following steps:
(1). Hold part ①, rotate part ②by 45°, and push part ②ahead. (2). Rotate part ②by 45° in the other
direction to make the card pillar of the lock body be embedded into the matching card hole of 2 ¼ inches (60
mm).
(3). To set the deadbolt as "Left Open" or "Right Open" on the Rear panel Assembly, reference Figure 3:
As shown in Figure 3, there is a "Left open/Right Open" set switch on the rear panel assembly of the deadbolt.
Note the user can turn the switch to the left side (L) to set the door's opening direction as "Left Open"; or turn the
switch to the right side (R) to set the door's opening direction as "Right Open".
Note:
① Before installing the deadbolt, you must first determine the door's opening direction as either “left
open”or “right open”.
② According to the door's opening direction, switch the "Left/Right Open" set switch to the corresponding
position (For “Left Open”, position the switch to the left side; For “Right Open”position the switch to the
right side).
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Figure 3
Figure 4-1
Figure 5
Figure 4-2

2. Stretch the spring bolt back to the Deadbolt Body and pull the connecting wire out of the hole at the
bottom of the deadbolt body.
3. Install the front panel assembly into the matching hole on the door. (There are three holes on the Deadbolt
Body, as shown in the preceding figure. The cylinder on the fore plate composition must be pulled out from
the cross-shaped hole of the Deadbolt Body and the locking bar must be vertical to the ground.), as shown in
Figure 13.
4. Install the back lining plate to the mapping hole. Pull the connecting wire out of the oval-shaped hole of
the back lining plate (As shown in Figure 14), attach the back lining plate and front panel assembly using a
screwdriver, as shown in Figure 15.
3. After the procedure is completed, secure the Deadbolt Body using a screwdriver, as shown in Figure 6.
Insert the screwdriver into the cross-shaped hole of the Deadbolt Body. When you rotate the cylinder
clockwise, it springs out automatically, as shown in Figure 7. When you rotate the cylinder counterclockwise,
it springs back automatically, as shown in Figure 8.
IV. Install the Front panel Assembly
1. Install the Silica gel backing plate on the Front panel Assembly as shown in Figure 12.
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Figure 6
Figure 7
Figure 8
Figure 12
Figure 13
Figure 14
Figure 15
Front panel Assembly
Silica gel backing plate

3. Place the silica gel backing plate on the rear panel assembly, turn the lock button to make the hole slot
vertical to the ground, and insert locking bar into the hole slot (see Figure 19 below). In this case, when you
turn the lock button, the latch-bolt can spring out or back automatically.
4. Place the rear panel assembly on the door to ensure that it can cover the whole back lining plate. Install
screws and tighten them using a screwdriver as shown in Figure 20.
VII. Operating Instructions
1. Panel Description
V. Install the AA Batteries
1. Obtain four AA batteries (preferably same brand).
2. Insert the batteries into the Rear panel Assembly properly. As shown in Figure 16-1 and 16-2:
VI. Install the Rear panel Assembly
1. Pull the connecting wire into the plug slot of the rear panel assembly as shown in Figure 17:
2. Tuck the connecting wire as shown in Figure 18.
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①Fingerprint Sensor
②Lock/Unlock button/ LED Status
indicator
③Numerical keypad
⑤Emergency 9V battery
connector
④Key Hole/cover
⑥Mounting Screw
Holes
⑦Lock lever
Figure 16-1
Figure 16-2
Figure 17
Figure 18
Figure 19
Figure 20
Wire Hole
Rear panel Assembly
AA batteries

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5. Battery Low Voltage Protection
When the AA batteries are running low, the deadbolt’s low-voltage alarm signals users to change the batteries as
follows:
1. When the battery voltage reaches lower than 4.8V, the alarm buzzer will make a short sharp sound five
times. Users can unlock the deadbolt normally but will not be able to enter the administrative user mode.
2. When the battery voltage reaches lower than 4.5V, the alarm buzzer will make a short sharp sound five
times, and then the deadbolt will power off
Note: When the low-voltage alarm occurs, please change the batteries immediately to help prevent
data loss (It is suggested to change the batteries immediately when the battery voltage is lower than 4.8V).
2. Precautions
(1). After the deadbolt lock is installed, the deadbolt is in the “test state”, and therefore any
fingerprints and PIN codes can open the deadbolt lock. Therefore, you must first change the Master
Pass Code (MPC). The deadbolt can be used normally only after an “Administrator User” is enrolled. If
the MPC is not changed, none of the functions in the deadbolt (except deadbolt initialization) are
available. If no “Administrator User” is registered, “Ordinary Users”cannot be enrolled, either.
Note: For instructions on how to change the Master Pass Code, Enroll Administrator User or Enroll
Ordinary User, please see BL100 Fingerprint Deadbolt User Manual.
(2). Do not remove batteries when matching, enrolling or deleting fingerprints because the sudden
power-loss may result in data loss of fingerprint templates. Prior to removing batteries, make sure the
deadbolt is not being operated.
(3). It is recommended to replace the deadbolt batteries at least once every six months to avoid
damaging the deadbolt’s electronics due to the battery corrosion. Do not use poor-quality batteries.
3. LED Backlight Indicators
The LED Backlight Indicators contain three colors: Red, Green and Blue.
The general rule:
Successful user operation: The buzzer sounds once and the LED indicator will turn green for 3 seconds.
Failed user operation: The buzzer sounds short tone twice and the LED indicator turns red for 3 seconds.
Verify State: LED flashes Green.
Management Mode: Blue LED will turn on and green LED will turn off.
Warning Indication: The buzzer beeps five times intermittently.
4. Unlock with an Emergency Mechanical Key
You can open the door using an emergency mechanical key in case the electronic component does not
operate.
①Use your fingernails or a hard chip to remove the lock cover.
②Insert the key into the keyhole and rotate 90º to unlock.
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VIII. Routine Maintenance
1. The deadbolt’s surface should not be exposed to corrosive substances. Otherwise, the protective layer of
the deadbolt’s surface may be damaged, and therefore the “glossiness”of the deadbolt surface may
decrease. To keep the deadbolt surface glossy, use furniture polish (i.e. Pledge) wax to polish the deadbolt
lock regularly.
2. Use a soft dry cloth to wipe built-up dirt on the fingerprint sensor after being used for a long time.
3. Change the batteries immediately when the low battery power alarm sounds. We recommend
replacing the four old batteries with four new batteries of the same brand. Don’t mix and match new and
used batteries.
4. Regularly check whether screws are loose. Tighten screws when necessary.
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