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1) 

Check the handing of 

the door.

 As shown in 

fig 

1

, the door’s handing is 

dependant upon which 
side the lock assembly is 
mounted. When viewed 
from the outside if the 
lock is on the right it’s 
right-handed and if it’s on 
the left it’s left-handed.

2) 

Installing CDL7100 

assembly to a Mortice Lock. 
 

Installation holes must be drilled in exactly the correct positions and precisely at right angles 

to the door surface. Lock components must 
be vertically and horizontally accurate in 
relation to each other and to the door.

 • With a new installation, you must first use 

the factory template and instructions for 
fitting the mortice lock before fitting the 
digital lock. Insert the mortice lock.

 • You now need to attach the supplied 

drilling template to the door (shown in 

fig 2

). 

 • The mortice lock holes are shown in grey
 • Fold template around the edge of the 

door. Line up the mortice handle axis on the 
template to the centre of the handle axis 
on the lock. Attach the template to the 
door with low adhesive tape.

 • Now position the furniture supplied with 

the mortice lock up to the template. Line up 
the furniture handle drive axis with the 
centre line of latch and mark off one of the 
upper holes that needs to be drilled for the 
furniture mounting screws.  The lower hole is 
positioned so that it fits the majority of 
furniture sets available. Select one of the 
two 8.5mm holes within the 16mm diameter 
recess for the bottom of the furniture.

 •  Now remove the mortice lock.

IMPORTANT: you will not need to drill completely through all of the holes.

 • Mark the lower hole and use the 16mm spade bit to drill the 10mm deep 

recess for the lower connecting stud.

 • Mark and drill the chosen 8.5mm fixing holes for the furniture. Drill the 

10mm deep recess for the unused top connecting stud.

 • At this point all the holes for the digital lock will be drilled out and you can 

remove the fitting template.

3)

 Fitting the digital lock assembly to the mortice lock and furniture

 • Follow the mortice lock factory instructions and secure the mortice lock 

into the door.

 • As shown in 

fig 3

, make sure that the CDL7100 digital lock assembly is firmly 

attached to the adaptor plate.

 • Place the mortice tailbar spring onto the mortice tailbar and hold in 

position on the mortice lock.

 • Hold the front lock 

body onto the door in 
position.

 • Using the M4 CSK 

screws, assembly all the 
parts together through 
the top and bottom 
holes of the inner 
furniture plate. The 
screws will have to be 
cut to length depend-
ing on the depth of the 
door and furniture 
plate.

 • Before final 

tightening, make sure 
the lock is vertical and 
test the lock action is 
moving easily.

IMPORTANT: Do not 
close the door until you 
are sure that the 
CDL7100 lock works 
and you know the entry 
code. Do not over 
tighten the fixing bolts 
as this may cause 
distortion and lead to 
poor operation.

3)

 

Installing CDL7100 

assembly to a deadlatch 
or nightlatch lock

As shown in fig 4, you will 
need to remove the, 
mortice adaptor plate. 
When installing to a 
deadlatch or nightlatch, 
you do not need this 
plate.

 • Use the factory 

template to mark and drill 
holes for the fitting of the 

Deadlatch/Nightlatch. 

Then test fit the 

Deadlatch/Nightlatch.
 • As shown in 

fig 2

, apply 

the fitting template to the 
door at the correct
height in line with the 

latchbolt.

 • The Deadlatch/Nightlatch holes are shown in diagonal 

black stripes. Mark and drill the top 8.5mm front lock 
body fixing hole.

 • Use the hole saw to drill the 32mm rim lock hole if not 

already done.
 

4) 

Installing the 

components to suit the 
application.

 • As shown in 

fig 5

screw the two M4-M5 
Hex Lugs and M5-M4 
Hex Lug into the back 
plate of the lock body.

 • Measure the 

thickness of the door 
and cut the rimlock 
tailbar to the 
corresponding length. 

 • If the CDL7100 

digital lock is being 
installed onto an 
Australian type 
Deadlatch Lock (such 
as the Whitco or 
Lockwood 001 type), 
cut the rimlock tailbar 
(part #11) to the 
correct length using 
the gauge on the tail 
bar. NOTE: cut the 
opposite end to the 
pin stop in the tailbar. 

 • When installing the 

CDL7100 digital lock onto an Australian type Nightlatch Lock, due to the variation in Nightlatch design, do not cut the tail 

bar straight away. 

 • Attach the Nightlatch if not already attached to the door. 
 • Insert the tail bar into the nightlatch in the orientation shown in

 fig 5

 • Place the front lock assembly and gasket onto the door as it would be mounted, making sure that the tailbar is going into the drive adaptor. 
 • If the CDL7100 digital lock cannot sit on the face of the door, remove sections from the end of the tail bar until it can.

6) 

Fixing the CDL7100 digital lock to the door

 •  Insert the drive adaptor into the lock body so it is able to accept the rimlock tailbar.
 • Add the gasket to the CDL7100 digital lock and position it onto the door. 
 • As shown in

 fig 5

, insert the M4 CSK screw into the Trim Washer through the top hole and into the CDL7100 lock. Do not fully tighten the screw.

 • Please note, the screw will have to be cut to length depending on the depth of the door.
 • Insert the rimlock tail bar into the drive adaptor and into the CDL7100 lock through the hole in the door as shown in 

fig 5

.

 • Secure the CDL7100 digital lock at the bottom using the two M5 Phillips head screws. They will need to be cut to length depending on the door thickness. 
 • Depending on the type of latch being used, use the Deadlatch mounting plate to connect to the Hex Lugs on the CDL7100 Lock. Or if necessary, in the 

case of using with a nightlatch, use the rim lock plate that is supplied with the nightlatch. Do not fully tighten screws. 

 • Before final tightening, make sure that the lock is vertical and test that the lock is operating correctly. Do not close the door until you are sure that the 

entry code works. Now tighten all of the screws and test the locks operation again. Do not over tighten the fixing screws as this may cause distortion and 
lead to poor operation.

Front lock body with 

mortice adaptor 

plate attached.

Mortice tailbar

and spring

Recessed hole

Recessed hole

Inner furniture

assembly

fig 3

M4 CSK 

screws cut 

to length

fig 4

Mortice Adaptor

Plate

M4-M5 Hex Lug

Drive adaptor

M4-M5 Hex Lug

M5-M4 Hex Lug

Gasket

Rimlock

Tailbar

fig 5

Trim Washer

M4 CSK Screw

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