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*P518-027*

P518-027

Table of Contents

Prepare for Installation 2

Greenwich Trim Installation 3

Addison Trim Installation 6

User Guide 9

Customer Service

1-877-671-7011 www.allegion.com/us

Installation Preparation

Tools Needed

• Phillips screwdriver

• Lever installation tool

• Pliers

Optional

• Needle-nose pliers

• Drill with 3/8” drill bit

• T10 and T25 Torx drivers

Door preparation:

Contact Product Support at

1-877-671-7011.

IMPORTANT NOTES

Install and test lock with door open to avoid being locked out.

ENGAGE™ WEB & MOBILE APPLICATIONS

Search for “Allegion ENGAGE” in the Apple App Store or Google

Play store to download the app.

Navigate to portal.allegionengage.com to access your account

online

LE-Lock - PILOT ONLY

Model LE Installation Instructions and User Guide

Sectional Trim

Greenwich (GRW)

Escutcheon Trim

Addison (ADD)

Summary of content (13 pages)

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*P518-027* LE-Lock - PILOT ONLY P518-027 Model LE Installation Instructions and User Guide Sectional Trim Greenwich (GRW) Escutcheon Trim Addison (ADD) Table of Contents Installation Preparation Prepare for Installation 2 Greenwich Trim Installation 3 Addison Trim Installation 6 User Guide 9 Tools Needed • Phillips screwdriver • Lever installation tool • Pliers Door preparation: Contact Product Support at 1-877-671-7011.
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A B Adjust door handing. RX (request to exit) utilizes a microswitch inside the lock case to detect rotation of the inside knob/lever. The switch then signals the use of the opening to the security system. Install strike. FOR DEADBOLT ONLY: Strike box will not have a DPS magnet. DPS strike box The RX is a removable module located on the bottom edge of the lock chassis. The module must be properly positioned to detect inside knob/ lever rotation.
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Installation Instructions for Sectional Trim 3 Install spring cage into lever. Use pliers carefully to install mounting posts to avoid damage. Continue for installation instructions for your lock with Greenwich (sectional) trim. Arrow in direction of lever down rotation For Addison (escutcheon) trim instructions go to page 6.
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6 9 Partly install the key cylinder. Turn key cylinder six (6) full turns into the chassis. Insert key in cylinder to aid with turning, but pull key out one notch. Connect the cables to the inside assembly There are two cables that need to be connected. FOR DEADBOLT ONLY: Align driver bar into the chassis. Thumbturn should be vertical. CAUTION Do not tighten more than six full turns! Tighten fully at step 11! Cables droop downward.
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11 Fully tighten the key cylinder and chassis screws. The cylinder face needs to be flush to the outside escutcheon. Tighten the cylinder mounting screw. 13 Connect the battery cable. Install four (4) AA batteries into the battery holder. Tuck the cable behind the tab in the escutcheon Cylinder mounting screw Tuck cable behind tab after battery holder installation. 14 12 Install the battery cover and tighten the screw. Install the armor plate. 14a Optional: Install security screw and washer.
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Installation Instructions for Escutcheon Trim Continue for installation instructions for your lock with Addison (escutcheon) trim. 3 Install mounting posts and spring cage. Arrow on the spring cage points in direction of lever down rotation. Use pliers to carefully install mounting posts to avoid damage. For Greenwich (sectional) trim instructions go to page 3. 1 Install chassis.
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6 Install spindle, spring cage, and mounting plate. 8 Install the inside assembly. Arrow on the spring cage point in direction of lever down rotation. 7 Connect the cables to the inside assembly There are two cables that need to be connected. For deadbolt only: align driver bar into the chassis. Thumbturn must be vertical. Actual Size (2 mounting screws) Cables droop downward.
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10 11 12a Optional: Install security screw and washer. Install the armor plate. Remove standard screw and washer and replace with security screw and washer. 13 Install the inside lever. 14 Continue to User Guide. Connect the battery cable. Install four (4) AA batteries into the battery holder. Tuck the cable behind the tab in the escutcheon Tuck cable behind tab. 12 Install the battery cover and tighten the screw. Go to page 9 for information for programming your lock.
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User Guide Lock Testing Power On Self Test The Power On Self-Test (POST) is a self-diagnostic test that the lock runs to verify that the lock is installed correctly. The POST takes approximately 30 seconds. During the POST, a series of audible beeps and LED flashes will occur. If the POST detects an issue, the test will conclude with three red flashes of the outside LED. Once commissioned with the ENGAGE mobile application, any issues identified during POST can be viewed under the View Activity menu.
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3. Select the “+” icon in the upper right corner. 4. Follow the lock commissioning wizard to complete initial setup of the lock. Locks can be commissioned as new, from a previously created profile, or cloned from an existing lock in your site. Upon selecting from these options (described below), the LED on the outside of the lock will begin blinking red to indicate connectivity with the app. • Select “Add New” to commission the lock with new configuration and access rights.
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Safe Mode View lock audit information Audit information for each lock can be viewed from anywhere with the ENGAGE mobile app. Audit information is stored and viewed from the ENGAGE cloud database. If the lock has been configured to connect to the Wi-Fi network, audit information will be uploaded to the ENGAGE cloud database daily. If the lock has not been configured to connect to a Wi-Fi network, you must first connect to the lock with the ENGAGE mobile app and select “Update Door File” or “Get Audits.
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FCC Statement 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 communication.
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8.500 17.000 FRONT FRONT 11.000 11.000 FLAT SHEET FINAL BOOKLET SIZE Additional Notes: Revision History A B C D E F Revision Description: a > English-only Pilot Revision; DO NOT PRINT FOR RELEASE 070328 Material White Paper Notes 1. printed two sides 2. printed black 3. tolerance ± .13 4. printed in country may vary 5. drawings not to scale 6. 12 page saddle-stitched booklet Edited By Approved By EC Number Release Date R. Byun P.