TRU-BOLT 08102017 User Manual

USER MANUAL - ELECTRONIC DEADBOLT WITH REMOTE

08102017

Index

OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS

Exterior Assembly Overview.......................................................................Page 9

Locking and Unlocking / Changing Programming Code /

Adding User Codes......................................................................................Page 10

Deleting User Codes / Automatic Lock Function /

Temporarily Disable Auto Lock...................................................................Page 11

Remote Control Set-Up and Operation......................................................Page 12

Vacation Mode / Sound On and Off / Secure Lock-out Period................Page 13

Restore Factory Settings / Low Battery Warning /

Consumer Friendly Message Guide...........................................................Page 14

Installation Trouble Shooting...............................................................Page 15

Consumer Assistance.................................................................................Page 16

Template.......................................................................................................Page 17-18

Programming Record..................................................................................Page 19-20

Limited Warranty.................................................................................Page 21

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

Package Contents / Tools Required......................................................... Page 1

Prepare Door and Jamb..............................................................................Page 2

Adjusting Deadbolt Latch Set.....................................................................Page 3

Installing Deadbolt Latch Set.....................................................................Page 4

Preparing Interior Assembly.......................................................................Page 5

Installing Exterior Assembly.......................................................................Page 6

Installing Interior Assembly........................................................................Page 7-8

For troubleshooting tips and “how to videos” visit www.truboltlocks.info

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B. A.

C. D.

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

Package Contents

Tools Required

Tools Required for Installation
on Pre-drilled Doors:

• Phillips Head Screwdriver

NOTE: DO NOT USE a drill.

Tools Required for Installation
on Doors That Require Drilling:

• Drill

• Tape Measure

• Pencil

• 2-1/8” (54mm) Drill Hole Saw

• 1” (25mm) Drill Bit

• 1/16” (2mm) Drill Bit

• Chisel

• Hammer

• Phillips Head Screwdriver

Deadbolt Strike Plate

Deadbolt Latch Set (Adjustable)

2-3/8” (60mm) to 2-3/4” (70mm)

Interior Assembly

Mounting Plate

Exterior Assembly

Entry keys (2 ea.)

Wireless Remote (1 ea.)

5/16” (8mm) Screws - 2 ea. 7/8” (22mm) Screws - 2 ea.

3/4” (19mm) Screws - 5 ea. 1” (25mm) Screw - 1 ea.

Electronic lock requires (4) High Quality
AA Alkaline batteries. When all 4 batteries
are installed in the correct position, hear 2
beeps and the keypad will illuminate blue.
DO NOT TOUCH the keypad until the keypad
stops illuminating.

Batteries (not included)

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NOTE: For installation on doors with pre-drilled holes skip to page 4.

1. TEMPLATE

a. Cut out template printed on page 17 & 18 of this Manual

(Figure 1a).

b. Fold template and place on door 36” (915mm) from
the ground as marked (Figure 1b).

2. MARK THE DOOR FOR DRILLING

b. Mark center hole on door edge through guide on
template for 1” (25mm) latch bolt (Figure 2a).

a. Mark center hole on door face through guide on
template for 2-3/8” (60mm) or 2-3/4” (70mm)
backset (Figure 2b).

3. DRILL AND CHISEL DOOR

a. Drill 2-1/8” (54mm) hole through door face as marked
for lock set (Figure 3a).
b. Drill 1” (25mm) hole in center of door edge for
Deadbolt Latch Assembly (Figure 3b).
c. Insert Deadbolt Latch Assembly in hole keeping it
parallel to face of door. Mark outline and remove latch
(Figure 3c).
d. Chisel 1/8” (3mm) deep or until latch face is ush
with door edge (Figure 3d).

4. MARK AND DRILL DOOR JAMB

a. Mark center hole on edge of jamb even with the center of the Latch Bolt on door

edge. (Figure 4a).
b. Drill 1” (25mm) hole 1-3/16” (30mm) deep in door jamb on center mark (Figure 4b).
c. Outline outside edges of Strike Plate (Figure 4c).
d. Chisel 1/8” (3mm) deep for Strike Plate or until ush (Figure 4d).
e. Install Strike Plate using two 3/4” (19mm) screws provided (Figure 4e).

PREPARE DOOR AND JAMB

Figure 4a Figure 4b

Figure 4e

Figure 4c Figure 4d

NOTE: For Drive in Latch, drill hole size indicated on template and

press until it is ush with door edge.

U

P

Figure 1a

Figure 2a Figure 2b

Figure 3a

Figure 3c

Figure 1b

Figure 3b

Figure 3d

2-1/8” (54mm)

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ADJUSTING DEADBOLT LATCH SET

NOTE: Deadbolt Latch Set is shipped with the backset set at 2-3/8” (60mm)

Measure the backset (backset is distance between edge of the door and the center of Lock).

1. TO CONVERT FROM 2-3/8” (60mm) BACKSET TO 2-3/4” (70mm) BACKSET

a. Hold latch with numbers facing forward and thumb pressing on the bolt (Figure 1a).
b. Rotate the cylinder cover clockwise (Figure 1b).
c. Pull and twist the extension plate all the way out (Figure 1c).
d. Rotate the cylinder cover counter clockwise so that the marking aligns with
the 2-3/4” (70mm) position indicator (Figure 1d).

2. TO CONVERT FROM 2-3/4” (70mm) BACKSET TO 2-3/8” (60mm) BACKSET
a. Hold latch with numbers facing forward and thumb pressing on the bolt (Figure 2a).

b. Rotate the cylinder cover clockwise (Figure 2b).
c. Push and twist the extension plate all the way in (Figure 2c).
d. Rotate the cylinder cover counter clockwise so that the marking aligns with
the 2-3/8” (60mm) position indicator (Figure 2d).

Figure 1a Figure 1b Figure 1c

Figure 1d

Must lock in place.

Figure 2a Figure 2b Figure 2c

Figure 2d

NOTE: Do not extend Cylindrical Cover past 2-3/4” (70mm)
or it will break once extended

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3. INSTALLING THE DEADBOLT LATCH SET (need Phillips head screwdriver)

a. Insert Deadbolt Latch Set into door edge hole with the word
“UP” and the arrow on the extension plate facing UP. Cross
shaped spindle connector will be at the bottom of the Deadbolt
Latch Set (Figure 3a).
b. Make sure the face plate sits ush with the door. Do not force

the latch into the mortise ush. Chisel out excess material if
necessary for a ush t.
c. Using two 3/4” (19mm). screws provided, screw the latch into the
door with a hand held screwdriver. DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN.

4. IDENTIFYING YOUR DOOR HANDING

Stand outside the door.
a. If the hinges are on the left your door is Left Handed (Figure 4a and 4b).
b. If the hinges are on the right your door is Right Handed (Figure 4a and 4b).

INSTALLING DEADBOLT LATCH SET

Figure 4a

OUT SWING DOOR

Left Handed Door

Hinges are on the left side

Right Handed Door

Hinges are on the right side

IN SWING DOOR

Left Handed Door

Hinges are on the left side

Right Handed Door

Hinges are on the right side

Figure 4b

Figure 3a

Deadbolt Latch Extended Deadbolt Latch Retracted

NOTE: Deadbolt Latch must be retracted when installing

NOTE: You are standing outside the door

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PREPARING THE INTERIOR ASSEMBLY

6. SET THE ENTRY SWITCH FOR LEFT OR RIGHT HANDED DOOR

a. Gently move the switch to “L” for Left Handed Door (Figure 6a).
b. Gently move the Switch to “R” for Right Handed Door (Figure 6b).

7. SET THE INTERIOR KNOB POSITION FOR LEFT OR RIGHT HAND HINGED DOORS

a. The Interior Knob goes in the Horizontal position for Left Handed Doors (Figure 7a).
b. The Interior Knob goes in the Vertical position for Right Handed Doors (Figure 7b).

Entry Switch (Left or Right)

Figure 6a-b

NOTE: Make sure deadbolt Latch is retracted

5. UNPACK THE INTERIOR ASSEMBLY

a. Remove the battery cover by sliding the cover upward.
b. Locate the screw holding the Mounting Plate to the Interior Assembly. Remove the

screw to release the Mounting Plate from the Interior Assembly.

Right Handed Door

(Vertical)

Left Handed Door

(Horizontal)

Figure 7a Figure 7b

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9. SECURING THE EXTERIOR ASSEMBLY TO THE DOOR

a. From the side marked “This side against
door”, route the Control Wire through the
rectangular slot in the Mounting Plate (Figure 9a).
b. Place Mounting Plate against door with tailpiece passing
through the center hole in the three hole set (Figure 9b).
c. Secure the Mounting Plate to the Exterior Assembly using
two 7/8” (22mm) Screws(B) (Figure 9c).
d. Hand tighten with a Phillips Screwdriver leaving loosely connected (Figure 9d).
e. Check that the Rubber Gasket is properly aligned and correct as necessary

(Figure 8a).

f. Check vertical alignment of the lock (Figure 9f).

g. Tighten securely with a hand held Phillips Screwdriver. DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN

10. OPTIONAL INSTALLATION

a. Using a 1/16” (2mm) drill bit, drill a pilot hole in your door using the

Mounting Plate upper hole as a guide (Figure 10a).

b. Insert one 3/4” (19mm) screw(C) and tighten.

8. INSTALLING THE EXTERIOR ASSEMBLY

Work with the Door Open for easy access.
a. Unpack the Exterior Assembly. Use care to not scratch the green circuit board

during handling and installation.

b. Check that the Rubber Gasket is properly seated on the Exterior Assembly

(Figure 8a).

c. Insert the Exterior Assembly onto the door with the tailpiece going through the

Deadbolt Latch Set cross shaped spindle connector in the VERTICAL POSITION.

Route the Control Wire through the door under the Deadbolt Latch Set (Figure 8c).

INSTALLING EXTERIOR ASSEMBLY

Right handed door view

Rubber
Gasket

Control
Wire

Mounting Plate

3/4” (19mm) screw
(Optional installation)

7/8” (22mm) screws

Control Wire

C

B

Tailpiece
(Vertical)

Latch
Hole

Figure 8a Figure 8c

Figure 10a

Figure 9a-f

NOTE: Lock and unlock using the key to see if
the Deadbolt Latch is opening and closing easily.

NOTE: Tailpiece must be

positioned vertically

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INSTALLING INTERIOR ASSEMBLY

11. ATTACH THE CONTROL WIRE TO THE INTERIOR ASSEMBLY

a. Use care to attach the Control Wire male plug to the Interior Assembly female
socket connector.
b. Carefully insert the male plug, smooth side up, into the female socket on the
interior assembly. DO NOT FORCE! (Figure 11a).

12. ATTACH THE INTERIOR ASSEMBLY TO DOOR

a. IMPORTANT: Make sure the knob is in the vertical position for right hand door and

horizontal position for left hand door.
b. Make sure the tailpiece (Figure 12a) is in the vertical position.
c. Position the Interior Assembly over the vertically positioned tailpiece and carefully

push the Interior Assembly against the door (Figure 12a).
d. Using two 5/16” (8mm) screws(A) and one 1” (25mm) screw(D), attach the
Interior Assembly to the Mounting Plate. DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN SCREWS

Vertical Tailpiece

NOTE: Lock and unlock using Interior Knob to see if the
latch is opening and closing easily.

Figure 12a

Match color

Figure 11a

5/16” (8mm) screws

1” (25mm) screw

A

D

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13. Installing Batteries

a. Slide battery cover up and remove.
b. Insert 4 AA high quality Alkaline batteries into the Battery Compartment in the

direction noted +/- on the Compartment. The Lock will beep 2 times, the keypad

will illuminate blue, and the Tru-Bolt button will ash green twice to signify that

it has received power (Figure 13a).

c. Replace battery cover and slide down on to the Interior Assembly to cover the
batteries (Figure 13b).

14. Testing Lock

a. Always test with the Door Open and in unlocked position.
b. Test the Lock using the Interior Knob. The bolt should move smoothly in and out.
c. Test the Lock using the Keypad. To lock press

and then press “1234”

to unlock.

INSTALLING INTERIOR ASSEMBLY (CONT.)

Battery
Cover

4 AA
Batteries

NOTE: Do not touch the Keypad until the blue light turns off.
Do not use rechargeable batteries or non-alkaline batteries.

Figure 13a-b

INSTALLATION OVERVIEW

Strike Plate

3/4” (19mm) screws(C)

Mounting Plate

Interior Assembly

Optional

3/4”(19mm) Screw(C)

7/8”(22mm) screws(B)

Latch

Exterior Assembly

Control Wire

Rubber Gasket

Key

Remote

Battery Cover

5/16”(8mm)
screws(A)

1”(25mm)
Screw(D)

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OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS

Exterior Assembly Overview

Light indicator

Green Light Indicator

• Indicates Successful Programming Step

• Indicates Unlocking is Successful

Red Light Indicator

• Indicates Failed Programming Step or Installation

• Indicates Locking is Successful

Electronic lock requires (4) High Quality
AA Alkaline batteries. When all 4 batteries
are installed in the correct position, hear 2
beeps and the keypad will illuminate blue.
DO NOT TOUCH the keypad until the keypad
stops illuminating.

5 Seconds - Complete all the programming steps in the programming mode within 5 seconds.

Lock - Used to lock door

Lock button

Unlock - Used to unlock door / Programming
Programming - Used in programming steps

Unlock button

Factory Settings

The lock comes factory preset with a:

Programming code - 123456

User code - 1234

User ID - 01

ID

PC

UC

Batteries (not included)

Programming Symbols

Lock

Unlock / Programming

Programming Code (6 digits)

User Code (4-8 digits)

User ID (01-50, 2 digits)

ID

PC

UC

Programming Tips

Please change the Programming Code

PC

and

the User Code

UC

as soon as possible after

installation to insure security.

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TO LOCK THE LOCK
Using Keypad: Press

and then hear 2 beeps and lights red.

TO UNLOCK THE LOCK
Using Keypad: Enter a valid User Code (default code is 1234) and press and hear
1 beep and lights green.

CHANGE CURRENT OR PRESET PROGRAMING CODE

PC

Factory default Programming Code

PC

= 123456, this is the master password for your lock.
All programming functions require this code. Follow the below sequence to change the
Programming Code

PC

to your custom 6 digit combination.

TO ADD A NEW USER CODE (you can add up to 50 new user codes)
The User Code

UC

must be a 4-8 digit combination. Each User Code

UC

is then linked to

a User ID

ID

(which is any number between 01-50) to identify an individual User Code UC.

(User ID

ID

1-9 should be entered as 01-09 so they are 2 digits).

Hear 1 beep and Light Indicator illuminates green.
Record New and Changed Codes on Programming Record located on Page 19 & 20.

NOTE: When a NEW PROGRAMMING CODE is set, the default factory code (123456) is
deleted for safety.

Hear 1 beep and Light Indicator illuminates green.

NOTE: When a NEW USER CODE is set, the default factory code (1234) is deleted
for safety.

Record New and Changed Codes on Programming Record located on Page 19 & 20.

123456, or new

Programming code

6 digits 6 digits

For example: to add the User ID - 08 to User Code - 5678, enter the following:

4 new Re-enter

Changing Programming Code

Adding User Codes

Locking and Unlocking

PC PCPC

1 Re-enter

ID

UC UC

PC

5678

5678

08

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Set Auto Lock:

Hear 1 beep and Light Indicator illuminates green.

20 - 900 seconds

DELETE ONE EXISTING OR PRESET USER CODE

The unit comes with a factory User ID ID= 01 for User Code

UC

= 1234.

IMPORTANT: To delete 1 User Code

UC

, the lock must have more than 1 User Code

UC

in its database.

SET OR CANCEL AUTO LOCK

You can set the lock to automatically close after each time the lock is opened. Time
value range = 20 - 900 seconds, enter the following:

DELETE ALL USER CODES

IMPORTANT: this will delete the user codes but not the programming code, enter
the following.

Hear 1 beep and Light Indicator illuminates green.

To cancel Auto Lock set the time to 00, enter the following:

Cancel Time Value Auto Lock:

Hear 1 beep and Light Indicator illuminates green.

Hear 1 beep and Light Indicator illuminates green.

2 Existing re-enter

5 Time Value

5 00

3 re-enter

Automatic Lock Function

Deleting User Codes

PC

PC

PC

PC PC

ID ID

DISABLE:

While in Auto-Lock mode, unlock door using PC, within 10 seconds you must turn the
locking knob by hand to the locked position, wait more than 2 seconds then turn the
locking knob back to the unlock position. The Auto-Lock mode is now disabled.

RESTORE:

To restore the Auto-Lock funtion, turn the locking knob by hand to the locked position,
wait more than 2 seconds and turn the locking knob to the unlocked position or press
the

Lock button on the keypad.

Temporarily Disable Auto-Lock

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Remote Control Set-Up and Operation

ADD ONE REMOTE CONTROL (You can add up to 20 remotes, ID from 01-20)

DELETE ONE EXISTING REMOTE CONTROL

DELETE ALL REMOTE CONTROLS

Hear 1 beep and Light Indicator illuminates green.

Note: This is the only step you need to use the remote for programming.

Hear 1 beep and Light Indicator illuminates green.

Note: You must have more than 1 remote synced to this lock to DELETE ONE OR ALL REMOTES

Hear 1 beep and Light Indicator illuminates green.

7 Existing (01-20) re-enter

8 Existing (01-20) re-enter

9 re-enter

PC

PC

PC PC

ID

ID

ID

ID

Press any
button on

the remote

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With Vacation Mode enabled, the system enters into low-power comsumption mode.
During this mode, all buttons and functions including the remote control will be invalid
until they are re-enabled (see steps below).

ENABLE:

DISABLE:

To disable the Vacation Mode, you must press and hold for more than 3 seconds,
then input

PC

to unlock the door. Vacation Mode is now disabled.

Vacation Mode

Hear 1 beep and Light Indicator illuminates green then lock door

10 1

PC

NOTE: If you only press the for more than 3 seconds but
do not input

PC

, the system will remain in Vacation Mode.

You can “mute” or turn the “sound on” on your lock by entering the following.
(Factory setting is sound on).

Sound Off (1) - Light Indicator illuminates green.
Sound On (2) - Hear 1 beep and Light Indicator illuminates green.

6 1 or 2

Sound On and Off

PC

1 = Sound Off
2 = Sound On

Warning sounds and LED ashes red after 4 incorrect code attempts: Keypad shuts
down for 30 seconds.

Secure Lock-out Period

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NOTE: When battery is under low voltage, the lock will give the (Low Battery Warning: Beeps and
LED ashes red for 5 seconds). During this time your lock can still work. However once the voltage
is lower than 4.3V (called Super-Low Voltage), the operation of the locking and unlocking will not
work, user must replace batteries immediately.

Consumer Friendly Message Guide

Unlock / Valid programming 1 long beep and LED illuminates green

Lock 2 short beeps and LED illuminates red - check

Invalid Programming 2 short beeps and LED ashes red twice - start over

Low Voltage Beeps for 5 seconds (7/9 times depends on operation is

unlock/lock) - change battery

Super Low Voltage 4 short beeps and LED ashes red four times - change battery

4 Incorrect code entry attempts 2 short beeps and LED illuminates red each attempt

Power on 1 long beep and 1 short beep and LED illuminates green

Chip Reset 1 long beep and 1 short beep and LED illuminates green

(may occur several times or once in a while)

Lock Error 3 long beeps LED ashes red three times

Repeat operation after Lock Error 2 short beeps three times LED ashes red six times - New

To reset the lock to the original factory settings including the Programming Code

PC

and all User Codes

UC

remove one battery for 10 seconds. Reinsert the battery and

wait for a long and short beep. Press

3 times within 3 seconds. The lock will beep

and the light indicator will turn green. If it turns red redo the operation.

Beeps and LED ashes red for 5 seconds. Replace with good quality alkaline batteries.
Note: Removing batteries does not erase active Programming or User Codes.

Restore Factory Settings

Low Battery Warning

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INSTALLATION TROUBLE SHOOTING

Issue Solution

Latch Working
Backwards­Lock unlocks when
lock button is pushed
or locks when unlock
button or code is
pushed.

Direction switch is set to incorrect setting.
Remove the Interior Assembly and move the switch to the opposite
direction.

• Check that your switch is set in the correct position Left or Right
Handed door.

If Correct

• Rotate Interior Knob and reinstall Interior

Assembly. Retest again while holding Interior Assembly in place.

Interior Knob will not
turn.

Knob or vertical tailpiece is installed in incorrect position. Remove
Interior Assembly and reposition the Interior Knob. With the Deadbolt
Latch retracted verify that the tailpiece is vertical or if extended to
2 3/8” to 2 3/4” check position the cross and that latch is not locked.

Lock will not function
electronically.

• Check that all batteries are fresh high quality

Alkaline Batteries.

• Check for proper polarity (+ -) of all batteries.

• Check that the Control Wire is attached to the Interior Assembly.

Lock gives error
signal when opening or
locking and Deadbolt
Latch will not extend
or retract completely
when door is closed.

Unlock door using Key or Interior Knob. While door is open, check
that the Deadbolt Latch
operates smoothly. Check for proper alignment of the strike plate,
adjust as needed to assure there is no binding against the Deadbolt
Latch.

Deadbolt Latch is
sticking.

Installation screws of the lock may be too tight and have to be
loosened.

• Remove Interior Assembly.

• Slightly loosen the Mounting Plate screws.

• Lock and unlock using the Key.

• Reattach Control Wire and Interior Assembly.

INSTALLATION OVERVIEW

Strike Plate

3/4” (19mm) screws(C)

Mounting Plate

Interior Assembly

Optional

3/4”(19mm) Screw(C)

7/8”(22mm) screws(B)

Latch

Exterior Assembly

Control Wire

Rubber Gasket

Key

Remote

Battery Cover

5/16”(8mm)
screws(A)

1”(25mm)
Screw(D)

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EMAIL: [email protected]

WEBSITE: www.truboltlocks.info

ADDRESS: Consumer Assistance Dept.
Lewis Hyman, Inc., 860 East Sandhill Avenue Carson, CA 90746 USA

TELEPHONE: US/Canada 800-860-1677 Ext. 1801(Toll Free)

CALL CENTER HOURS: US/Canada 7am – 5pm (Pacic**) Mon – Fri
(Subject to change)

CALL BACK HOURS: Other Countries 7am – 5pm (Pacic**) Mon – Fri
(Subject to change)

Pacic**- Local time in Los Angeles, CA, USA

** Local Time based on Los Angeles California USA

CONSUMER ASSISTANCE

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FOR INSTALLING

ENTRY LOCK AND DEADBOLTS

IMPORTANT!

PLACE TEMPLATE

ON HIGH EDGE OF

DOOR BEVEL

THEN DRILL 1"(25mm) HOLE

IN CENTER OF DOOR EDGE

(2" IN DEPTH)

FOLD HERE ON

DOOR EDGE

2 /

8

"BACKSET

3

MARK

FOR

1 "(45mm)

DOOR

3

4

DRILL

2-1/8"(54mm)

HOLE

MARK CENTER

OF HOLE ON

DOOR FACE

TEMPLATE

2 /

4

"BACKSET

3

3

8

MARK

FOR

1 "(35mm)

DOOR

Page 18

Back of Template

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PROGRAMMING RECORD

My Codes: Date Created

Programming Code (6 digits) / /

User Code 01 (4-8 digits) / /

User Code 02 (4-8 digits) / /

User Code 03 (4-8 digits) / /

User Code 04 (4-8 digits) / /

User Code 05 (4-8 digits) / /

User Code 06 (4-8 digits) / /

User Code 07 (4-8 digits) / /

User Code 08 (4-8 digits) / /

User Code 09 (4-8 digits) / /

User Code 10 (4-8 digits) / /

User Code 11 (4-8 digits) / /

User Code 12 (4-8 digits) / /

User Code 13 (4-8 digits) / /

User Code 14 (4-8 digits) / /

User Code 15 (4-8 digits) / /

User Code 16 (4-8 digits) / /

User Code 17 (4-8 digits) / /

User Code 18 (4-8 digits) / /

User Code 19 (4-8 digits) / /

User Code 20 (4-8 digits) / /

User Code 21 (4-8 digits) / /

User Code 22 (4-8 digits) / /

User Code 23 (4-8 digits) / /

User Code 24 (4-8 digits) / /

User Code 25 (4-8 digits) / /

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PROGRAMMING RECORD

My Codes: Date Created

User Code 26 (4-8 digits) / /

User Code 27 (4-8 digits) / /

User Code 28 (4-8 digits) / /

User Code 29 (4-8 digits) / /

User Code 30 (4-8 digits) / /

User Code 31 (4-8 digits) / /

User Code 32 (4-8 digits) / /

User Code 33 (4-8 digits) / /

User Code 34 (4-8 digits) / /

User Code 35 (4-8 digits) / /

User Code 36 (4-8 digits) / /

User Code 37 (4-8 digits) / /

User Code 38 (4-8 digits) / /

User Code 39 (4-8 digits) / /

User Code 40 (4-8 digits) / /

User Code 41 (4-8 digits) / /

User Code 42 (4-8 digits) / /

User Code 43 (4-8 digits) / /

User Code 44 (4-8 digits) / /

User Code 45 (4-8 digits) / /

User Code 46 (4-8 digits) / /

User Code 47 (4-8 digits) / /

User Code 48 (4-8 digits) / /

User Code 49 (4-8 digits) / /

User Code 50 (4-8 digits) / /

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Limited 1-Year Electronic Warranty
Limited Lifetime Mechanical and Finish Warranty

This Tru-Bolt® product comes with a 1-Year Limited Warranty on Electronic
Parts and a Limited Lifetime Mechanical and Finish Warranty against defects
in materials and workmanship under normal use to the original residential
user. Proof of purchase and ownership is required for the warranty to be in
effect. This warranty is non transferable and applies to the original purchaser
only, as long as the original purchaser occupies the resi

dential premises upon
which the product[s] was originally installed. This warranty DOES NOT
COVER removal and reinstallation of product[s], scratches, abrasions,
deterioration due to the use of paints, solvents or other chemicals, abuse,
misuse, or product[s] used in commercial applications, does not cover any
losses, injuries to persons/property or costs, and shipping and freight
expenses required to return product[s]. In no event shall Tru-Bolt® be liable
for any special, incidental or consequential damages. If

this product[s] is
considered a consumer product, please be advised that some local and state
laws do not allow limitations on incidental or consequential damages or how
long an implied warranty lasts, so that the above limitations may not fully
apply. Refer to your local laws for your specic rights under this warranty. If
there are any problems please call our customer service with any questions or
concerns.

Package Warranty:

Limited Lifetime Mechanical & Finish Warranty:
This Tru-Bolt® product[s] comes with a 1-

Year Limited Warranty on
Electronic Parts and a Limited Lifetime Mechanical and Finish Warranty
against defects in materials and workmanship under normal use to the
original residential user. If there are any problems please call our customer
service with any questions or concerns.

See installation instructions for full

terms and conditions.

For questions / comments, technical assistance or repair parts – please call toll
free at: 1-800-860-1677 x 1801 (M-F 7am-5pm PST)

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