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Wood Door Preparation

Required Components ��3

Required Tools & Materials��3

Strike Installation Steps��4

Wood Door Drill Instructions ��5

Hole Mounting Template��5

Metal Door Preparation

Compatibility Guide ��6

Required Tools & Materials��6

Removal of 3-hole Lock Plug ��6

Removal of Padlock Hasp ��6

Nut Post - Cable Connector Installation

For door thickness measuring between 0�16” - 0�91” [4mm - 23mm]

Required Components ��7

QR Code Sticker Placement ��7

Lock Installation Steps��8-9

Lock Testing��9

Screw Post - Pin Connector Installation

For door thickness measuring between 0�01” - 0�16” [0�2mm - 4mm]

Required Components ��10

QR Code Sticker Placement ��10

Lock Installation Steps�� 11-12

Lock Testing��12

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Security Strike Plate

Recommended for latch products

Angled Strike Plate

General Purposes Use

Double-Door Strike Plate

Requires a base latch on strike door (Not included)

This section is for new installations with wood, MDF, or non-metal doors�

REQUIRED COMPONENTS

1 - Phillips Driver (#1)* 1 - Phillips Driver (#2)*

1 - Power Drill*

1 - Pencil*

1 - ¹/6" Wood Drill bit*

Removable Tape*

1 - ³/32" Wood Drill bit*

1 - Ruler*

1 - ³/4" Wood Drill bit*

Recommended Forstner Bit

Recommended 90º Square

Recommended Brad Point BitRecommended Brad Point Bit

Note: Mounting hardware requires a torque level of: 21.4 kgf/cm² ±20% for hand or powered tools to insure proper lock functionality.

WOOD DOOR PREPARATION

REQUIRED TOOLS & MATERIALS

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Door Frame

0.32 in

[8mm]

Mark Here

Door Frame

Drill Pilot

Holes Here

Door Frame

0.32 in

(8 mm)

Door Frame

0.32 in

[8mm]

Mark Here

Door Frame

Shown below Angled Strike Plate

Position the strike plate on the door frame aligning it with the

center of the lock’s mounting holes.

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Adjust the strike plate to the proper position 0.32" [8 mm]

from the door edge then tighten the self tapping screws.

Insert and tighten the remaining self tapping screw into the

center opening to secure strike position.

Allow 0.32" [8 mm] from door edge and mark the position of

the adjustment slot holes.

Position the strike plate and the self tapping screws into the

adjustment slot holes. Do not tighten the screws.

STRIKE INSTALLATION STEPS

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(a)

(b)

(a)

Drill x2

5/16" 0.3125in

[7.94 mm]

Drill 3/4"

0.75in [19mm]

Strike Center

(a)

(b)

0.31”

[7.94mm]

0.31”

[7.94mm]

0.75”

[19mm]

1.09”

[27.75mm]

1.09”

[27.75mm]

2.19”

[55.5mm]

CENTER LINE

ALIGN EDGE OF

STRIKE PLATE HERE

FOR LEFT

CLOSING DOOR

ALIGN EDGE OF

STRIKE PLATE HERE

FOR RIGHT

CLOSING DOOR

ALIGN EDGE OF

STRIKE PLATE HERE

FOR LEFT

CLOSING DOOR

ALIGN EDGE OF

STRIKE PLATE HERE

FOR RIGHT

CLOSING DOOR

0.92”

[23.4mm]

0.92”

[23.4mm]

Door Mounting Holes Drill Instruction and Template

With the door open place the Template over the locker frame.

(a) Align the edge of Strike Plate with the Strike Plate Marker.

(b) Center the Template to the center of the Strike Plate.

You may secure the Template with removable tape.

Close the door over the Template.

(a) Mark the door edge at the Template Center Line.

(b) Mark the Template with the edge of the door.

1 2

Place the Template on the front of the door.

(a) Align the drawn mark on the Template with the door edge.

(b) Center the Template with the mark on the door.

Secure the Template with removable tape.

Mark the center points of the door mounting holes on the

front of the door. Drill the holes according to the specified

dimensions.

3 4

Cut along the dashed lines for New Doors or Drawers

Before printing, turn off auto scaling or “Fit to Paper” in your printer setup and print at 100%

WOOD DOOR DRILLING INSTRUCTIONS

HOLE MOUNTING TEMPLATE

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Digilock is compatible with a majority of 3-hole configuration, latch, and handle door types. Some doors may require modification to

clear obstructions.

Types of Metal Box Locker Doors

Single Point Latch HandleStandard Lift Box Locker Padlock Hasp

Hasp Removal Steps

Plug Removal

Close the door and mark the

area to cut the padlock hasp.

Open the door then cut the

padlock hasp on the marked

cut line.

Smooth out rough or sharp

edges.

1 3

1 2

Required Tools *Not Included

Hack Saw* Metal File* Screw Driver* Adjustable

Wrench*

See Hasp removal steps

METAL DOOR PREPARATION

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For door thickness measuring between 0�16” - 0�91” [4mm - 23mm]

Required Components

Front Unit Rear Unit

RFID Standard BodyKeypad Standard Body Deadbolt - Cable Deadlatch - Cable

1*- Phillips Head Screwdriver (#2)2 - Split Lock Washers 2 - #10-24 Pan-Head Phillips Screws

Screw

Size Length

Door Thickness

Min Max

A 5/8" [15.875 mm] 0.01" [0.2 mm] 0.16" [4 mm]

B 7/8" [22.225 mm] 0.16" [4 mm] 0.43" [11 mm]

C 1 1/8" [28.575 mm] 0.43" [11 mm] 0.67" (17 mm]

D 1 3/8" [34.925 mm] 0.67" [17 mm] 0.91" [23 mm]

* Not Included

Note: Mounting hardware requires a torque level of: 21.4 kgf/cm² ±20% for hand or powered tools to insure proper lock functionality.

For illustration, a keypad front unit with a bolt rear unit is shown�

Rear View Front View

With the rear unit behind the door, extend the ribbon cable through the doors center opening.

Cable Connector

Orientation

NUT POST - CABLE CONNECTOR INSTALLATION

LOCK INSTALLATION STEPS (1-6)

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Front View

2 3

4 5

Rear View

ATTENTION: The rear-unit connector must be oriented with the red wire positioned on the top of the

ribbon cable (as highlighted in g-1). Improper connection may result in the lock to improperly function.

With the cable connector properly oriented. Insert the rear units

cable connector to the corresponding front units pin-connector

(as highlighted in fig-1).

The LED will flash red 3 times accompanied with a three-tone

beep, then followed by the LED flashing green 3 times.

Note: The audible/visual feedback may only indicate that the

metal pin's have made contact. It is necessary to further insure

that both connectors are properly seated and connected

(as highlighted in fig-2).

For illustration, a keypad front unit with a bolt rear unit is shown�

Insert the front units nut-post through the doors mounting holes.

Hold and align the rear-unit using the same mounting holes

Note: To avoid pinching of the ribbon cable a recessed pocket is

provided behind the rear unit.

Insert the screw with lock-washer through the mounting holes.

Tighten screws to the torque level of: 21.4 kgf/cm² ±20%

Note: Overtightening of the mounting hardware may result in

the lock to improperly function.

Use the screw chart

to select the proper

screw length for your

door thickness.

Rear View

Front View

Test the lock while the door is open to ensure that the bolt or latch is operating properly. Refer to the testing instructions below.

Once installation is complete, refer to the DigiLink Site Setup Guide to add locks.

fig-1 fig-2

LOCK INSTALLATION STEPS

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RFID

CARD

RFID

CARD

To ensure functionality after installation, it is recommended that the lock is tested with the door open�

Repeat test with the door closed.

If ten rapid beeps are heard, the strike plate or door alignment may need adjustment to allow the lock to operate properly.

If the door does not lock when the bolt/latch is extended, the strike plate or lock position may need adjustment.

Press = ` to extend the bolt.

Press = ` again to retract the bolt.

Press = ` to retract the latch.

The latch will extend automatically.

Present any RFID card to reader to extend the bolt.

Present the same RFID card to reader again to retract the bolt.

Present any RFID card to reader to retract the latch.

The latch will extend automatically.

For touch-free RFID locks with deadbolt rear units:

For touch-free RFID locks with deadlatch rear units:For keypad locks with deadlatch rear units:

For keypad locks with deadbolt rear units:

LOCK TESTING INSTRUCTIONS

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For door thickness measuring between 0�01” - 0�16” [0�2mm - 4mm]

2 - Locking Nuts 1*- Deep Socket Nut Driver [3/8”]

* Not Included

For illustration, a keypad front unit with a bolt rear unit is shown�

Note: Mounting hardware requires a torque level of: 21.4 kgf/cm² ±20% for hand or powered tools to insure proper lock functionality.

Required Components

Front Unit

RFID Standard BodyKeypad Standard Body

Rear Unit

Deadbolt - Pin Deadlatch - Pin

Rear View Front View

Insert the front unit screw posts through the doors mounting holes.

Cable Connector

Orientation

SCREW POST - PIN CONNECTOR INSTALLATION

LOCK INSTALLATION STEPS (1-4)

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