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When changing the batteries in your Trilogy lock, ensure the correct polarity with each battery. If a battery is installed with incorrect polarity, the lock might seem to power up correctly but in fact will not receive the correct...
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Passage Mode allows passage through the door without requiring a credential. In other words, the door is "unlocked", and allows free passage. As the DL1200 does not store the current date or time, Passage Mode must be manually enabled or...
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There are two basic methods to restore the DL2700 and DL2800 locks back to their original "out of box" factory default settings. Note: All lock programming can also be erased without the need to disconnect the batteries by using Function 99. See the...
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Keedex, Inc. of Anaheim, California, manufactures high quality gateboxes for Alarm Lock cylindrical and mortise locks that can be welded to gates. The Keedex part number for cylindrical locks is K-BXSIM, available from Grainger Industrial Supply...
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Yes! Both the Alarm Lock model DL/PDL4100 (cylindrical) and the DL/PDL4500 (mortise-based) feature "Privacy Mode", a feature that is often used where key-free, temporary sessions of privacy are required, such as single-occupancy restrooms,...
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Functions 72 and 73 allow you to set a day and time that will trigger the lock to enter or exit Passage Mode, respectively. For the schedule to operate automatically, the programmed day/time must transpire while the lock is in "Normal Mode".
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Andy Phelps, Alarm Lock's National Training Manager, shows you how to add or change a users PIN number in an Alarm Lock T2 (DL2700) lock.
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Andy Phelps, Alarm Lock's National Training Manager, shows you how to place an Alarm Lock Trilogy T2 lock into and out of Passage Mode.
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Andy Phelps, Alarm Lock's National Training Manager, shows you how to add a manager code to the Alarm Lock Trilogy T2 (DL2700) lock.
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Andy Phelps, Alarm Lock's National Training Manager, shows you how to change the Master Code in a Trilogy T2 (DL2700) Lock.
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Andy Phelps, Alarm Lock's National Training Manager, shows you how to change the Master Code in a Trilogy T3 lock.
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Andy Phelps, Alarm Lock's National Training manager, shows you how to program passage mode at the Trilogy T3 lock.
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Andy Phelps, Alarm Lock's National Training manager, shows you how to add a user PIN code to the Alarm Lock Trilogy T3 lock.
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Andy Phelps, Alarm Lock's National Training manager, shows you how to add a user proximity card at the keypad on a Trilogy T3 prox lock.
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Andy Phelps, Alarm Lock's National Training manager, shows you how to program a timed passage mode into a Trilogy T3 lock.
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With the Narrow Stile locks, the metal key must be rotated fully before the lever can be used to retract the latch. The unit will remain unlocked as long as the key remains in the cylinder. To lock, simply rotate the key in the opposite...
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Before answering this question, it will be helpful to define lock "states":
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Batteries that tend to drain quickly are often the result of either a simple mechanical issue or a programming oversight.
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To change the handing, you must remove the Lever and rotate lock body assembly.
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Remove the rear panel and the battery pack. The Weatherproof model is sealed with extra silicon installed behind the keypad of the lock.
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On the paper template, draw a new line (parallel to the existing dotted line) that is 3/8" closer to the "Thru Holes" on the template. The image below shows these new lines in red color. Use these new lines in place of the existing dotted...
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(Applies to DL2700, DL2800, DL3000, PDL3000, DL3200, DL3500, DL4100, PDL4100, DL4500, PDL4500, DL5200, DL5300, PDL5300, ETDL, ETPDL, PG10, PG21 and PG30):
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The entering of Program Mode with a Manager Code is performed in the same manner as with the Master Code. Simply press the Manager Code and then press the [AL] button. The lock will sound multiple beeps to indicate it has entered Program Mode.
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No, the Manager Code, with its 3 default levels, is typically six digits in length. Note that it can also be programmed as a 3-, 4- or 5-digit code.
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To exit Program Mode, simply press (and hold down) ANY keypad key for 5 seconds. Note: If the lock remains untouched for approximately 4 minutes, the lock will automatically exit Program Mode on its own.
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Yes, the Alarm Lock model PDL7100 Supports iCLASS proximity cards.
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NOTE: The above chart applies to the following products: DL2700, DL2800, DL/PDL3000, DL3200, DL/PDL3500, DL/PDL4100, DL/PDL4500, DL5200, DL/PDL5300, DL/PDL6100 and DL/PDL6500.
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By default, shorting the two Remote Input wires allows passage by unlocking the above referenced lock models for the duration of the programmed Pass Time. To program the lock to remain unlocked for as long as the Remote Input wires are shorted,...
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"Cold Start" the lock to erase all memory (all User Codes, Schedules, etc.) and to reset the Master Code back to its factory default setting of "123456".1. Disconnect battery.2. Press and hold any key (to remove charge from...
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If the DL3000 sounder buzzes for a few seconds upon User Code entry, this indicates a low battery condition. Replace the batteries as soon as possible. Be careful -- DO NOT press any keys while changing batteries.
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Disconnect the DL3000 battery plug, press and hold down any button until the lock resets, then reconnect the battery plug and start programming again.
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With standard setback, the DL3000 lock requires a stile at least 4 1/2" wide, which usually disallows its use on commercial glass doors.
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The DL3000 lock is supplied with a 2 3/4" D series latch to provide a 2 3/4" setback. A latch that provides a 2 3/8" setback is available from Alarm Lock, part number S5980 ("S5980-1" for 26D finish and "S5980-2" for US5 finish).For other...
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The DL3000 lock is designed for a 1 3/4" door thickness and can be adjusted for 1 5/8" to 1 7/8" with no special accessories. However, if the lock is to be installed on a door thinner than 1 5/8", you must order special spacing plates, part...
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· Lever/knob "catch" not fully engaged.· DL3000 Lock is not centered on door.· Check for proper tailpiece and proper orientation of tailpiece.
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· DL3000 Lock is not properly engaged with the latch or is misaligned. · DL3000 Lock is not centered on door (see Installation Manual).
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· Lever/knob "catch" is not fully engaged. · DL3000 Lock is not centered on door. · Door is too thick (see Installation Instructions).
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