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tery connector and battery pack outside its compart-
ment, proceed as follows: 

 

6.    Stand the lock 

in the upright position. 

 

6a.

  On the back of the DL lock, 

locate the Roll Pin 

that 

holds the Tailpiece to the Hub.  Rotate the Hub/
Tailpiece assembly until the Roll Pin is in the 

hori-

zontal 

position. 

 

6b.

 

At the lock keypad, enter a valid User Code

.  For 

new locks, enter the default Master Code (use 
"12345" for the DL1200ET; use "123456" for the 
DL1300ET and PDL1300ET).  Entering the Code 
engages the lock mechanism and draws the Hub 
into DL lock housing about 5/32".   

 

      

Immediately disconnect the battery plug

, thus 

retaining the mechanism in the engaged ("fixed") 
position, unable to rotate.  With the Tailpiece now 
unable to rotate freely, the remaining steps can be 
performed more easily. 

 

6c.

 

Look down the length of the Tailpiece 

to observe 

its "front view".  Verify that the cross-shaped Tail-
piece is in the vertical and horizontal position (+) 
and the Tailpiece can only rotate when the lever is 
turned.  If the Tailpiece is not correctly positioned, 
manually rotate the Tailpiece until it "clicks" into the 
engaged position and is unable to rotate. 

 

6d.

 

Apply a film of oil 

to the front of the Tailpiece.  

Place the DL lock on the door, inserting the Tail-
piece into the "Receiver" (or "keyway") of the exist-
ing exit device.  Verify the shaft of the Tailpiece 
floats inside the exit device Receiver (the Tailpiece 
must move in and out of the Receiver freely). 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

6e.

 

Secure the DL lock to the door

 with four (4) 

through-door mounting screws and two Door Plates 
as follows:  Insert a mounting screw into one of the 
two Door Plate holes.  Inside the door, insert the 
mounting screw into the door thru-holes, carefully 
threading the mounting screw into the DL lock hous-
ing by hand (see Fig. 6e).  Repeat for three remain-
ing mounting screws.  Snug all four mounting 
screws before final tightening--do not over-tighten. 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

6f.

   Plug in the battery connector and insert the battery 

pack into the battery compartment.  Neatly push all 
wiring inside the compartment.  

Holding battery in 

place

, slide cover back on.  Secure the battery cover 

by tightening the #8-32 Phillips pan head screw lo-
cated on the rear side of the base plate (access this 
screw from the 7/16" thru-hole drilled in the door in 
step 3a).  

Do not over tighten the screw

.  Upon con-

necting the battery power, the DL lock disengages. 

 

6g.

 Install the decorative Door Plate Covers by sliding 

them--in a vertical direction from top to bottom--over 
the installed Door Plates. 

 
 

Programming the Lock 

      

Refer to programming instructions (WI1686, WI1687 
or WI1688) for specific instructions for "First Time 
Startup" and "Change Factory Master Code" before 
connecting the battery.   

       The lock must be powered up correctly (and have its 

factory Master Code changed) or erratic lock behav-
ior can result. 

 
 
 
 

Fig. 6f:  Install the battery pack:  Push all wires inside the battery 

compartment and slide plate back on. 

Fig. 6e:  Insert mounting screws into Door Plate holes, then into the 

inside door thru-holes. 

Door  

Thru-Holes 

Door Plate 

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Page 3: ...e a 1 16 hex wrench to screw the cylinder back stop screw in fully See Fig 1c The key should now only rotate counter clockwise NOTE To remove cylinder reverse steps 1a 1c Install the Lever 2 Install the lever with proper orientation for the lock door hand used Tighten the set screw using a 1 8 hex wrench see Fig 2 IMPORTANT The top of the set screw must be at or below lever surface If not check to...

Page 4: ... the Hub wall Connect Batteries 5 Loosen the 8 32 Phillips pan head screw located on the rear side of the base plate at the bottom of the lock see Fig 5 Turn counter clockwise until the battery cover slides off the housing Do not re move the screw completely 5a Plug in the battery connector Leave the battery pack and connector outside the compartment Install Lock on Door In order for the DL lock t...

Page 5: ...ut of the Receiver freely 6e Secure the DL lock to the door with four 4 through door mounting screws and two Door Plates as follows Insert a mounting screw into one of the two Door Plate holes Inside the door insert the mounting screw into the door thru holes carefully threading the mounting screw into the DL lock hous ing by hand see Fig 6e Repeat for three remain ing mounting screws Snug all fou...

Page 6: ...tinuously for several sec onds as you listen for the mechanism engage When the Code times out verify the red LED flashes as the mechanism disengages Note When disen gaged verify the lever or turnpiece can be rotated without any movement to the latch At the keypad re enter the Code After the last digit of the Code is pressed and the lock engages rotate the lever or turnpiece Verify the latch on the...

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