iMagic Electronic Fingerprint Deadbolt Instruction Manual

Introduction

This manual provides comprehensive instructions for the installation, operation, and maintenance of your iMagic Electronic Fingerprint Deadbolt. Please read this manual thoroughly before installation and use to ensure proper functionality and safety.

Safety Information

• Do not use a power drill for installation. Use a Phillips screwdriver for all fastening to prevent damage to the lock components.
• Install and test the lock with the door open to avoid being locked out.
• DO NOT install the batteries before installing the lock. Batteries should be inserted only after the mechanical installation is complete and verified.
• Read all instructions carefully before contacting customer support.
• Contact customer support for assistance before returning the product to the store.

Product Overview

The iMagic Electronic Fingerprint Deadbolt offers multiple access methods and enhanced security features for your home or office.

Figure 1: Front and back units of the iMagic Electronic Fingerprint Deadbolt, including the provided screwdriver.

Key Features:

• High Security: BHMA Grade 3 compliant with a built-in alarm system. Features a 5-minute lockout mode after 5 invalid code attempts or 10 invalid fingerprint attempts.
• 3-in-1 Flexibility: Optical finger sensor, pin code entry, and two backup keys for emergency override.
• Large Storage Capacity: Stores up to 240 fingerprints and 100 pin codes.
• Battery Operated: Powered by 4 AA alkaline batteries (up to 1 year life) with a low battery indicator. Emergency jump-start via external USB power bank.
• Easy DIY Installation: Designed for simple installation with a screwdriver.
• One-Touch Locking: Convenient locking mechanism.

Figure 2: Visual representation of the iMagic lock's primary features.

Setup and Installation

Before you begin, ensure your door meets the following specifications:

• Door Thickness: 1.5 inch - 2 inch (38mm-50mm)
• Door Edge Clearance: > 105mm
• Door Type: Wooden doors, Right/Left hand compatible.

Most doors come pre-drilled with a 2 1/8" lock body hole, a 1" lock cylinder hole, and a 5/64" strike plate mortise. If your door is not pre-drilled, you will need appropriate tools (hole saw, spade bit, power drill, hammer, chisel) to create the necessary openings. Use the included template as a guide.

Installation Video Guide:

Step-by-Step Installation:

1. Prepare the Door: Ensure any existing doorknob is in the unlocked position to prevent accidental lockout.
2. Install Deadbolt Assembly: Insert the deadbolt and faceplate assembly into the door edge opening. Ensure the "up" marking on the deadbolt is facing upwards. Secure it with the two included faceplate screws.
3. Attach Outside Housing: Slide the outside housing onto the exterior face of the door, ensuring the tailpiece aligns properly with the cam slot in the deadbolt.
4. Slide on Mounting Plate: Slide the mounting plate onto the interior side of the door. Feed the tailpiece and wiring harness through the appropriate openings. Secure the mounting plate to the exterior housing using the two long screws. Test the deadbolt operation with a key to ensure smooth movement.
5. Adjust Handing (if necessary): Determine if your door is left-handed or right-handed by observing which side the hinges are on when the door swings inward. Adjust the L/R switch on the interior housing accordingly. For left-handed doors, the thumb turn should be horizontal when the deadbolt is extended. For right-handed doors, it should be vertical.
6. Connect Wiring and Attach Interior Housing: With the battery cover removed from the interior housing, connect the wiring harness. Feed the wiring harness through the slot into the body of the assembly. Slide on the interior housing, ensuring the thumb screw turns smoothly, indicating proper lock installation. Secure the housing with the four screws: two just below the battery tray, one at the top, and one at the bottom.
7. Install Batteries and Strike Plate: Insert four AA batteries into the battery tray and reattach the battery cover. Attach the strike plate and dust box to the door frame with the included screws.
8. Final Test: Use the key to test the lock's functionality. Ensure the door opens and closes smoothly, and that the lock easily locks and unlocks using the thumb turn when the door is closed.

Figure 3: The iMagic Electronic Fingerprint Deadbolt securely installed on a door.

Operating Instructions

Your iMagic deadbolt offers multiple convenient ways to access your property:

Figure 4: Illustration of the three primary unlocking methods for the iMagic deadbolt.

1. Fingerprint Access:

The optical finger sensor allows for quick and secure entry. The lock can store up to 240 unique fingerprints with an identification time of less than 0.8 seconds.

• To unlock: Place your registered finger on the sensor. The lock will disengage upon successful identification.
• Refer to the setup guide for instructions on how to enroll new fingerprints.

Figure 5: Detailed view of the fingerprint sensor in action.

2. Keypad Entry:

Enter your personalized pin code on the LED touch screen keypad. The lock supports up to 100 pin codes.

• To unlock: Enter your valid pin code followed by the checkmark button.
• To lock: Simply touch the numeric digital panel with your palm or back of the hand. The lock will engage after a few seconds.
• Refer to the setup guide for instructions on how to set up and manage pin codes.

3. Mechanical Key:

Two backup keys are provided for emergency override, such as when the battery is depleted or in case of other power-related issues.

• To unlock/lock: Insert the key into the keyhole and turn it to engage or disengage the deadbolt.

Maintenance

Battery Replacement:

The iMagic deadbolt is powered by 4 AA alkaline batteries, providing up to 1 year of use. A low battery indicator (letter "L" on the keypad) will appear when the battery level is low, accompanied by a smart alarm.

• When the low battery indicator appears, replace all four AA batteries promptly.
• Ensure correct polarity when inserting new batteries.

Emergency Power Supply:

If the batteries are completely drained, you can jump-start the lock using an external DC5V USB power bank.

Figure 6: Battery compartment and emergency USB power port.

Cleaning:

Clean the lock's exterior with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or solvents that could damage the finish or electronic components.

Troubleshooting

Specifications

Warranty and Support

One-Year Replacement: We are confident in the quality of our iMagic door lock. If you are unsatisfied with our products for any reason, please contact our customer service representatives for assistance.

For further support or inquiries, please refer to the contact information provided with your product packaging or visit the official iMagic website.