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Push

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Deadbolt

Installation

and

Programming

Instructions

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20mm

Combination

screws

x2

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through

bolt

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Preparing

Door

(i)

-

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x4

Installing

Latch

&

Strike

Plate

2-3/8

11

position

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2-3/4

11

position

11111

Press

Bolt

must

be

in

retracted

A (unlocked)

position.

Note

~

horizontal

orientation

of

mechanism.

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Pull.

0

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0

optional

Installing

Keypad

Escutcheon

Inside

of

Door

,

....

'

.. ..

'

..

Bolt

must

be

in

retracted

(unlocked)

position.

Note

horizontal

orientation

of

mechanism.

Outside

of

Door

.. ..

..

.. ..

..

x2

Installing

Interior

Mounting

Plate

0

Loosen

screw

to

remove

cover

.

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Attaching

the

Cable

Assembly

Installing Interior

Escutcheon

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x3

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Testing

Operation

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~

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-----

Lh

Bolt

must

be

in

retracted

(unlocked)

position

before

installing

AA

batteries.

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Testing

Operation

Installing

Optional

Radio

Module

Installing

Batteries

&

Cover

Tighten

screw

to

replace

cover

.

Congratulations,

you've

installed

the

Yale

Real

Living

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Push

Button

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Programming

Instructions

to

customize

your

product.

Programming Instructions

Low

Battery

Warning-

Flashes

RED

Lock-out

Mode-

l

Keypad

Flashes

~_:-3-~.J:-~--

OJ @ (ID

@)(ID@

(z)@)@

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liJ

0

Privacy

Mode

Button

Exterior

Escutcheon

Interior

Escutcheon

Master

Code

must

be

created

before

any

further

programming.

Max

User

Codes

=

250

with

Network

Module.

Max

User

Codes

=

25

without.

Creating

Master

Code

Press

@)

Press (I)

1

CID

3

@CID®

CzJ

®

CID

0@

~

Enter

4-8

digit

Master

Code.

Press

@)

1@3

@@CID

@)@

@)

~

Creating

User

Codes

Master

code

must

be

created

first.

*Max

User

Codes=

250

with

Network

Module.

Max

user

codes=

25

without.

Enter Master PIN code

Press@

Press

GJ

Press@

1@3

@®CID

0®®

0@

~

2

CID

B

CID

0

Press@

Enter

4-8

digit PIN code

Press@

(Yale)

CD

CID

@®®

(z)@)

®

0@

Unlocking

Door

with

Code

Enter PIN

Press 0

11

Unlock

11

(Yale)

CD®@

@)@(ID

rzl®®

@)@)

Code

Chart

Duplicate

if

necessary

Code

Management

(With

Network

Module

-

Up

to

250

Users

)

UserType

User

Name

User

#

Code

Master

User

-

User

-

User

-

User

-

User

-

User

-

User

-

User

-

User

-

User

-

User

-

User

-

User

-

User

-

User

-

Resetting

Lock

to

Factory

Default

When lock is reset

to

factory defaults all user

codes (including the Master PIN code*) are

deleted and all programming features are reset

to

original default settings (see below).

1. Remove the battery coverand batteries.

2. Remove the interior escutcheon

to

access

the reset button.

3. The reset button (see image at right) is

located beside the PCB cable connector.

4. While pressing the reset button (minimum

of

3 seconds) reinstall batteries. Release reset

button.

5. Replace battery cover.

Upon reset, Master PIN Code creation is the

only option available and must

be

performed

prior

to

any other programming

of

the lock.

Factory

Settings

Master

Code

Automatic

Re-lock

Inside

Indicator

Light

One

Touch

Locking

Privacy

Button

Setting

Audio

Mode

Lockout

Mode

Automatic

Re-lock

Time

Wrong

Code

Entry

Limit

Shutdown

Time

Interior Escutcheon

Factory

Setting

Registration

required*

Disabled

(Off)

Enabled

Disabled

Enabled

Disabled

30

Seconds

5

Times

60

Seconds

*The

Master

code

must

be

registered

prior

to

any

other

programming

of

the

lock.

Definitions

All

Code

Lockout

Mode:

This

feature

is

enabled

by

the

Master

code.

When

enabled,

it

restricts

all

user

(except

Master)

code

access.

When

attempting

to

enter

a

code

while

the

unit

is

in

Lockout,

the

keypad

flashes

8

times

and

the

lock

beeps

3

times

as

well.

Audio

Mode:

Choosing

Disable

(3)

in

Audio

mode

shuts

off

the

code

confirmation

tone

play-back

for

use

in

quiet

areas.

Audio

mode

is

enabled

or

disabled

through

feature

programming

by

the

Master

code.

Automatic

Re-lock

Time:

After

a

successful

unlock

,

the

unit

will

automatically

re-lock

after

thirty

(30)

seconds.

Low

Battery:

When

battery

power

is

low,

the

Status

Indicator

flashes

RED.

If

battery

power

is

completely

lost,

use

the

key

override.

Master

Code:

The

Master

code

is

used

for

programming

and

for

feature

settings.

It

must

be

created

prior

to

programming

the

lock.

The

Master

code

will

also

operate

(unlock/lock)

the

lock.

Network

Setting:

This

setting

is

available

thru

the

main

Menu

(7)

and

allows

the

lock

to

connect

with

a

network

controller.

It

is

also

available

through

the

wireless

button

on

the

interior

escutcheon.

One

Touch

Locking:

When

the

latch

is

retracted,

activating

the

keypad

will

extend

the

latch

(during

Automatic

Re-lock

duration

or

when

Automatic

Re-lock

is

disabled).

Privacy

Mode:

Privacy

mode

is

disabled

by

default.

Enable

Privacy

mode

by

pressing

the

privacy

button

for

4

seconds

to

put

the

lock

in

do-not-disturb

mode

(all

codes

are

disabled).

Shutdown

Time:

The

unit

will

shut

down

(flashing

keypad)

for

sixty

(60)

seconds

and

not

allow

operation

after

the

wrong

code

entry

limit

has

been

met.

Tamper

Alert:

Audible

alarm

sounds

if

attempting

to

forcibly

remove

outside

lock

from

door.

User

Code:

The

User

code

operates

the

lock.

Maximum

number

of

user

codes

is

250

with

Network

Module

;

without

Network

Module,

maximum

is

25

user

codes.

Wrong

Code

Entry

Limit:

After

five

(5)

unsuccessful

attempts

at

entering

a

valid

code,

the

unit

will

shut

down

and

not

allow

operation.

Feature

Programming

Through

Menu

Mode

Using

Master

code*

1. Enter

the

4-8

digit Master PIN code followed

by

the@)

key.

2. Enter

digit

corresponding

to

the

function

to

be performed followed

by

the

@)

key.

*The Master PIN code must be registered prior to any other programming

of

the lock.

0Ma+©a+0

•

Master

Code

Setting

•

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M

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c+:J

User

Code

Registration

•

N/A

•

...

Network

Setting

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Individual

Delete!

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El

am

All

Delete

I

One

Touch

Lockin

Join

the

Network

•

Exit

the

Network

•

Default

settings

in

bold.

**This

function

appears

only

with

network

module

installed.

Programming

Troubleshooting

Symptom

Suggested

Action

•

Press

each

keypad

button

for

response

when

pressed.

Lock

does

not

respond

-•

Check

batteries

are

installed

and

oriented

correctly

(polarity)

door

is

open

and

in

the

battery

case.

accessible.

•

Check

batteries

are

in

good

condition;

replace

batteries*

if

discharged.

•

Check

to

see

if

cable

is

fully

connected

and

not

pinched.

Lock

does

not

respond

-•

Batteries

may

be

completely

discharged.

door

is

locked

and

•

Use

key

to

gain

entry

and

replace

batteries*.

inaccessible.

Unit

chimes

to

indicate

•

Check

to

see

if

there

is

another

locking

device

on

the

door.

code

acceptance,

but

the

•

Check

the

door

gaps

for

any

foreign

objects

between

door

will

not

open.

and

frame.

•

Check

that

the

cable

is

firmly

connected

to

the

PC

board.

Unit

operates

to

allow

•

Check

to

see

if

Auto

Re-lock

Mode

is

enabled.

access,

but

will

not

•

If

low

battery

indicator

is

lit

(see

below),

change

batteries*.

automatically

re-lock.

•

codes

must

consist

of

4

to

8

digits

to

register.

codes

will

not

register.

•

The

same

code

cannot

be

used

for

multiple

users.

•

Registration/management

of

codes

is

set

by

the

authority

of

the

Master

Code.

•

Contact

the

Master

user.

•

User

codes

must

be

entered

within

5

seconds

or

the

process

will

have

to

be

restarted.

•

Check

mark

0

or

gear@)

cannot

be

used

as

part

of

the

code.

Upon

entering

a

code

•

All

Code

Lockout

Mode

is

enabled.

and

pressing

the

0

key,

the

lock

gives

a

series

of

beeps,

•

Only

the

Master

can

enable/disable

All

Code

Lockout

Mode.

flashes

red

&

blue

LEDs

7 •

Contact

the

Master

user.

times,

and

does

not

unlock.

Upon

entering

a

code

•

Check

to

see

if

the

lock

is

set

to

All

Code

Lockout

Mode.

and

pressing

the

0

key,

•

Setting/managing

All

Code

Lockout

Mode

is

done

through

there

are

different

tones.

Master

Code

only.

Contact

the

Master

user.

The

unit

operates,

but

it

makes

no

sound

. •

Enable

Audio

Mode.

The

unit

displays

inter-

•

This

is

the

Low

Battery

indicator

alerting

that

it

is

time

to

mittent

RED

flashes.

replace

the

batteries.

Replace

all

four

(4)

batteries*

with

new

AA

Alkaline

batteries.

Upon

entering

a

code

and

pressing

the

0.

key,

•

The

digits

entered

were

incorrect

or

incomplete

.

Re-enter

the

unit

responds

with

a

the

correct

code

followed

by

the

check

mark

0

key.

series

of

beeps

and

the

keypad

flashes

three

times.

• When batteries

are

replaced,

Network

locks

have

a real

time

clock

that

will

be

setthrough

the

User

Interface (UI);

it

is recommended

to

verifycorrect

date

and

time

particularly those locks operating under Daylight Saving

Time

(DST).

Hardware

Troubleshooting

Cycle

lock

in

both

the

locked

and

unlocked

positions.

If

problems

are

found:

Door

is

binding

a.

Check

that

door

and

frame

are

properly

aligned

and

door

is

free

swinging.

b.

Check

hinges:

They

should

not

be

loose

or

have

excessive

wear

on

knuckles.

Bolt

will

not

deadlock

a.

Check

for

sufficient

clearance

of

the

bolt

within

the

strike-side

jamb.

Correct

this

by

increasing

the

depth

of

the

pocket

for

the

bolt.

b.

Check

for

misalignment

of

bolt

and/or

strike

which

may

be

preventing

bolt

from

properly

entering

the

strike.

With

the

door

open,

extend

and

retract

the

bolt;

if it

is

smooth,

check

the

strike

alignment.

Bolt

does

not

extend

or

retract

smoothly

a.

Bolt

and

strike

are

misaligned,

see

above.

b.

Check

the

backset

of

door

relative

to

adjustments

already

made

to

bolt.

c.

Verify

proper

door

preparation

and

re-bore

holes

that

are

too

small

or

misaligned.

d.

Verify

keypad

wire

harness

is

routed

under

the

bolt

(see

Fig.

A).

e.

Verify

bolt

is

installed

with

correct

side

up

(Fig.

A).

Figure

A

Keypad

numerics

are

scrolling

Remove

interior

escutcheon

and

check

to

ensure

that

the

wire

harness

lies

flat

against

the

back

recessed

area

and

is

properly

routed

along

the

side

of

the

escutcheon

and

tucked

under

the

plastic

cable

guide.

Changing

Lock:

Replacing

Cylinder

1.

To

Remove cylinder:

A. Remove outside escutcheon from door.

B. Remove rubber gasket.

C. Remove

two

screws holding plastic guide in place.

D.

Remove plastic guide.

E.

Remove screw with washer holding cylinder in

place (visible after removing plastic guide).

F.

Remove cylinder housing by pulling cylinder

tailpiece away from escutcheon.

Before installing cylinder,

be

sure tailpiece is

correct

length (see below).

2.

To

install new cylinder:

A.

Reverse previous steps for removing cylinder.

1-3/8"*

-2" thick doors:

L L = 3-1/2" 88.8mm

2" -2-1/4" thick doors:

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L = 3-3/4" (95.3mm)

*

Requires

addition

of

Thin

Door

Kit.

Tailpiece

T = .098" (2.5mm)

W = .2" (5.2mm)

FCC:

Class

B

Equipment

This

equipment

has

been

tested

and

found

to

comply

with

the

limits

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

in

accordance

with

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

can

be

determined

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

and

receiver.

•

Connect

the

equipment

into

an

outlet

on

a

circuit

different

from

that

to

which

the

receiver

is

connected.

•

Consult

the

dealer

or

an

experienced

radio/TV

technician

for

help.

Warning:

Changes

or

modifications

to

this

device,

not

expressly

approved

by

Yale

Security

Inc.

could

void

the

user's

authority

to

operate

the

equipment.

Industry

Canada:

This

Class

A

digital

apparatus

meets

all

requirements

of

the

Canadian

Interference

Causing

Equipment

Regulations.

Get

appareillage

numerique

de

la

classe

A

repond

a

toutes

les

exigences

de

!'interference

canadienne

causant

des

reglements

d'equipement.

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