Introduction
This manual provides detailed instructions for the installation, operation, and maintenance of your ARPHA Keyless Entry Door Lock D180. Please read this manual thoroughly before installation and use to ensure proper function and safety.
The ARPHA D180 is a smart keypad deadbolt designed for convenience and security, featuring multiple access codes, anti-peeping password protection, one-touch locking, and low battery alerts.
Product Features
- 100 Passwords: Supports up to 100 access codes, including 97 user codes and 3 admin passcodes.
- Anti-Peeping Password: Allows entry of virtual codes before or after the actual password to prevent onlookers from guessing your code.
- One-Touch Lock: Simplifies locking the door with a single touch.
- Low Battery Alarm: Provides alerts when battery power is low and supports Type-C emergency power supply.
- Easy Installation: Designed for quick installation with a screwdriver.
- Durable Construction: Made of zinc alloy, suitable for temperatures from -4°F to 140°F.
Package Contents
Before beginning installation, verify that all components are present:
- Deadbolt door lock (Exterior and Interior Assemblies)
- Mounting Plate
- Screws
- Latch
- Strike Plate
- Keys (for manual override)
- Installation Instructions (this manual)
- Programming Instructions (included in this manual)
Setup and Installation
The ARPHA D180 Keyless Entry Door Lock is designed for easy installation. A screwdriver is the primary tool required.
Door Compatibility Check
Ensure your door meets the following specifications:
- Backset Scale Range: 2-3/8 inches (60mm) or 2-1/8 inches (70mm)
- Door Thickness: 1-3/8 inches to 2-1/8 inches (35 mm - 55 mm)
Image: Door dimensions for ARPHA D180 installation. This diagram illustrates the required backset (60mm or 70mm) and door thickness (35mm-55mm) for proper fitment of the lock.
The lock can automatically identify left and right-handed doors during installation.
Image: Automatic identification of left and right doors. The lock is designed to adapt to both left and right-handed door configurations.
Installation Steps
- Prepare the Door: Ensure the door is properly drilled according to the provided template (if applicable, usually included with physical product).
- Install the Latch: Insert the latch into the door edge and secure it with screws. Ensure the latch bolt faces the correct direction.
- Install the Exterior Assembly: Feed the cable from the exterior keypad assembly through the door hole. Align the exterior assembly with the latch.
- Install the Mounting Plate: Secure the mounting plate to the interior side of the door, ensuring the cable passes through the plate.
- Connect the Cable: Connect the cable from the exterior assembly to the interior assembly.
- Install the Interior Assembly: Attach the interior assembly to the mounting plate and secure it with screws.
- Install Batteries: Insert 4 AA batteries (not included) into the battery compartment of the interior assembly.
- Test Operation: After installation, test the lock's functionality using the default code or a newly programmed code.
Image: ARPHA D180 Keyless Entry Door Lock components. This image displays the exterior keypad and interior deadbolt assembly, highlighting the sleek design.
Operating Instructions
Unlocking the Door
- Using a Passcode:
- Enter your 6-10 digit user passcode on the keypad.
- Press the # key to confirm.
- The lock will unlock.
- Using Anti-Peeping Password:
To enhance security, you can enter random digits before or after your actual passcode.
- Enter any random digits (e.g., 123).
- Enter your actual 6-10 digit passcode (e.g., 354705).
- Enter any additional random digits (e.g., 789).
- Press the # key to confirm.
- Example: 123354705789#
Image: Anti-Peeping Password feature. This image illustrates how to use random digits before and after your actual passcode to prevent others from observing your entry.
- Using the Key:
In case of emergency or battery depletion, use the physical key to unlock the deadbolt.
Locking the Door
- One-Touch Locking:
Press and hold the Lock button (usually the padlock icon) on the keypad for a few seconds until the deadbolt extends.
Image: One-Touch Lock feature. A user is shown easily locking the door with a single touch on the keypad, demonstrating convenience.
- Auto-Lock Feature:
The lock can be configured to automatically lock after a set period (e.g., 10-30 seconds) once the door is closed. Refer to programming instructions for setting this feature.
Image: Auto-Lock functionality. This graphic depicts the lock automatically engaging after a user-defined delay, ensuring security even if you forget to lock the door.
- Constant Open Mode:
For periods when the door needs to remain unlocked, such as during a party or moving, you can activate the constant open mode. This prevents the lock from automatically engaging.
Image: Constant Open Mode. This feature allows the door to remain unlocked for extended periods, useful for high-traffic situations.
Programming Passcodes
The lock supports 3 admin passcodes and 97 user passcodes.
- Entering Programming Mode:
Press the Program button (usually located on the interior assembly) or enter the current Admin Passcode followed by #.
- Adding a New User Passcode:
In programming mode, follow the voice prompts or refer to the specific sequence in your quick start guide. Typically: Admin Passcode + # → Option for Add User → New User Passcode + # → New User Passcode + # (to confirm).
- Deleting a User Passcode:
In programming mode, follow the voice prompts or specific sequence for deleting a user. Typically: Admin Passcode + # → Option for Delete User → User Passcode to Delete + #.
- Changing Admin Passcode:
In programming mode, follow the voice prompts or specific sequence for changing admin passcode. Typically: Current Admin Passcode + # → Option for Change Admin → New Admin Passcode + # → New Admin Passcode + # (to confirm).
Image: Keypad for code entry. The keypad allows for easy input of passcodes and interaction with the lock's features.
Maintenance
Battery Replacement and Emergency Power
The ARPHA D180 lock is powered by 4 AA batteries (not included). When the battery level is low, the lock will provide an audible and/or visual alert.
Image: Low Battery Alert and Emergency Power. The image displays the visual alert for low battery and indicates the Type-C port for temporary emergency power supply.
- Low Battery Alert: When the battery is low, the lock will emit an alert signal. Replace batteries promptly.
- Emergency Power: If the batteries are completely depleted, you can use a Type-C cable and a power bank to temporarily power the lock and gain entry. The Type-C port is located on the bottom of the exterior assembly.
- Battery Type: Use only high-quality alkaline AA batteries. Do not mix old and new batteries or different battery types.
Cleaning
To clean the lock, use a soft, damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners, solvents, or chemical sprays, as these can damage the finish or electronic components.
Environmental Conditions
The ARPHA D180 is designed to withstand a wide range of temperatures and is rated IP54 for water resistance.
Image: ARPHA D180 Keyless Entry Door Lock. This image showcases the overall design of the lock, emphasizing its suitability for various environments.
Image: High-Quality Deadbolt and Weather Resistance. The lock is depicted in snowy, sunny, and rainy conditions, demonstrating its ability to operate from -4°F to 140°F and its IP54 waterproof rating.
Troubleshooting
| Problem | Possible Cause | Solution |
|---|---|---|
| Lock does not respond to keypad entry. | Low batteries; incorrect passcode; keypad malfunction. | Replace batteries. Verify passcode. Use emergency key. Contact support if issue persists. |
| Deadbolt does not extend or retract fully. | Misalignment during installation; obstruction in door frame; low battery. | Check alignment of lock and strike plate. Clear any obstructions. Replace batteries. |
| Lock beeps continuously. | Low battery warning. | Replace all 4 AA batteries immediately. |
| Cannot program new codes. | Not in programming mode; incorrect admin passcode; memory full. | Ensure you are in programming mode. Verify admin passcode. Delete old user codes if necessary. |
| Keypad lights are dim or not lighting up. | Low batteries. | Replace batteries. |
Specifications
- Model: D180
- Brand: ARPHA
- Lock Type: Deadbolt, Keypad
- Material: Zinc Alloy
- Color: Black
- Dimensions (L x W x H): 7 x 9 x 3.4 inches
- Item Weight: 2.35 pounds
- Power Source: 4 x AA Batteries (not included)
- Emergency Power: Type-C USB Port
- Operating Temperature: -4°F to 140°F (-20°C to 60°C)
- Water Resistance: IP54
- Passcode Capacity: 3 Admin, 97 User (Total 100)
- Door Thickness Compatibility: 1-3/8 inches to 2-1/8 inches (35 mm - 55 mm)
- Backset Compatibility: 2-3/8 inches (60mm) or 2-1/8 inches (70mm)
Warranty and Support
ARPHA offers an 18-month warranty and lifetime technical support for the D180 Keyless Entry Door Lock.
For any questions, concerns, or technical assistance, please contact ARPHA's dedicated support team via email. They are available 24/7 to assist you.
Contact Information: Please refer to the product packaging or the official ARPHA website for the most current support email address.
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