GARRISON ELECTRONIC LEVER WITH TOUCH SCREEN

Overview & Important Information

This manual provides detailed instructions for the installation, operation, programming, and maintenance of the Garrison Electronic Lever with Touch Screen, Model No. 046-7247-4.

Important: Please read this manual carefully before installing this deadbolt lock and save it for reference.

For assistance, contact Toll-free Number: 1-800-268-6591.

Template Information

The document includes a template for door preparation. Key dimensions are:

• Door Hole Diameter: Ø2 1/8" (54 mm)
• Backset Options: 2 3/8" (60 mm) and 2 3/4" (70 mm)
• Latch Hole Diameter: Ø1" (25.4 mm)

The template should be used to mark the center of the circle on the door face and the center of the door edge.

Package Contents

Verify that all parts are present before installation:

Hardware Screws Contents

• Wood Screws: Qty. 4
• Mounting Plate Screws: Qty. 2
• Self-tapping Screw (for Metal door): Qty. 1
• Self-tapping Screw (for Wood door): Qty. 1
• Installation Screws: Qty. 3

Latch Backset Adjustment

The adjustable latch supports backsets of 2 3/8" (60 mm) and 2 3/4" (70 mm).

To adjust:

• For 2 3/8" (60 mm) backset: The cam should be in the square position, with the adjustable sleeve pushed all the way to the left.
• To adjust to 2 3/4" (70 mm) backset: Pull the cam all the way to the right, and push the adjustable sleeve all the way to the right.
• To restore to 2 3/8" (60 mm) backset: Push the adjustable sleeve all the way to the left.

Note: The cam inside the latch should be in the square position for proper function.

Assembly Instructions

Step 1: Backset Determination

Backset is the distance from the door edge to the center of the hole on the door face. The adjustable latch accommodates both 2 3/8" (60 mm) and 2 3/4" (70 mm) backsets. If replacing an old lock, confirm the existing backset and faceplate specifications match.

Step 2: Change Latch Face

Determine the required latch mounting method. No adjustment is needed for a square latch faceplate.

• a. Use a flat screwdriver [tool] to separate the face plate.
• b. Snap the selected latch face onto the back plate.

Step 2.1: Drive-in Installation

Remove the original latch faceplate. Align the drive-in sleeve (F) as illustrated and snap it into the latch case.

Step 3: Mark the Door with Template

Select the desired height and backset on the door face. Use the provided template to mark the center of the lockset hole on the door face and the center of the door edge.

Step 4: Drill Holes

Using the marks as a guide:

• Drill a Ø2 1/8" (54 mm) hole through the door face for the lockset.
• Drill a Ø1" (25.4 mm) hole for the latch.

Step 5: Identify Door Handing

Face the door from the outside. The door is left-handed if the hinges are on the left side, and right-handed if the hinges are on the right side.

[Diagram showing left-handed and right-handed doors with hinge placement]

Step 6: Change Lever Handing

Ensure the lock is unlocked (spindle is vertical). Remove the protection sleeve (D) from the exterior lock unit.

• Rotate the exterior lever (B) by 180 degrees.
• Return the protection sleeve (D) to its original position.

Note: The spindle must be vertical.

Removing and Reattaching Levers

• To remove exterior lever: Insert the lever removal tool (L) [tool] into the hole on the neck of the exterior lever (B). Press down and pull the lever out simultaneously. The key cylinder remains on the inside.
• To remove interior lever: Use thumb and index finger to push against the lock body while holding and pulling the lever back. Insert the lever removal tool (L) [tool] into the hole on the side of the lever, press down, and the lever can be pulled out.
• To reattach levers: Switch interior and exterior levers. Push them in and fasten. Ensure levers are correctly placed and test the lock function.

Step 7: Chisel Space for Latch Faceplate

Insert the latch and position the faceplate against the door edge. Mark the faceplate outline as a guide. Chisel 5/32" (4 mm) deep along the outline to allow the faceplate to sit flush with the door edge.

Note: Chisel space is not necessary if using the drive-in latch.

Step 8: Install Latch

Insert the latch (E) into the door. Ensure the cam is at the bottom of the latch. Secure the latch using 2 [wood screws] (L). Do not fully tighten screws until the lock is completely installed.

Hardware Used: L Wood screws x2

Step 8.1: Install Drive-in Latch

Drive the latch (E) into the hole on the edge of the door.

Step 9: Mark the Outline of Strike

Close the door partially so the latchbolt touches the door frame. Place the strike plate (G) against the door frame and mark its perimeter. Ensure the center of the strike is aligned with the center of the faceplate.

Step 10: Chisel Space for Strike

Drill a Ø1" (25.4 mm) hole with a 1/2" (13 mm) depth on the center of the strike outline. Use a chisel to create a recess approximately 1/16" (1.6 mm) deep within the traced outline, ensuring the strike plate will sit flush with the frame surface.

Step 11: Install Strike on Door Frame

Install the strike plate (G) into the door frame and tighten with 2 [wood screws] (L).

Hardware Used: L Wood screws x2

Step 12: Install the Exterior Lock Body

Fit the spindle vertically through the square cam of the latch. Pass the cable through the cross bore above the latch. Ensure the spindle remains vertical.

Step 13: Install the Mounting Plate

Pass the cable through the cable hole at the top of the mounting plate (H). Fasten the mounting plate (H) using [mounting plate screws] (N). Check if the exterior lock unit and mounting plate are tilted. If so, loosen screws for adjustment and re-fasten.

Hardware Used: N Mounting plate screws x2

Step 13.1: Hardware for Mounting

Wood screws or self-tapping screws may be used for mounting the plate. Wood screws are for wooden doors, and self-tapping screws are for metal doors to ensure stability.

Hardware Used: Wood screw x1 or Self-tapping screw x1

Step 14: Install the Interior Lock Body

Push the battery cover (J) upward.

Connect the interior and exterior cables. Align the interior lock unit to the spindle and push it in, ensuring the turn-piece is horizontal. Fasten with screws when the interior lock unit is flush with the door. If it cannot be flush, push the cable into the cross bore.

Hardware Used: P Installation screws x3

Step 14.2: Battery Installation

Install 4 AA alkaline batteries and close the battery cover (J). Installation is complete.

Remarks:

• (1) Alkaline batteries are recommended for stable power supply. Non-alkaline batteries may reduce performance.
• (2) Do not mix alkaline batteries with regular zinc-carbon batteries or batteries of different brands.

Notifications

• Low Battery: If the red light on the battery cover blinks and 10 short beeps are heard, replace batteries immediately.
• Settings Retention: All settings are retained in memory even if batteries are depleted.
• Cleaning: Do not use chemicals or lubricants to clean the lock to avoid damaging the panel and coating.
• Malfunction: For malfunctions, contact customer service at 1-800-268-6591 for service, maintenance, or repair locations.

Operational Interface

The lock features several components for operation and programming:

[Diagram showing the keypad and interface elements labeled 1-8]

Specification and Function

Unlock

The door can be unlocked by:

• Entering a registered user code from outside.
• Using the key from outside.
• Pressing the lever down from inside.

To unlock with the keypad:

1. Place hand within 3/4" (2 cm) of the keypad or press any key to light it up.
2. 2 to 4 numbers will appear.
3. Enter the user code digits in order.
4. Press the [confirm button].

The system unlocks when the indication light for the key goes out.

Lock

The door can be locked by:

• Pressing the keypad when it lights up.
• Pressing the [lock/unlock button].
• Using the key.
• Using the automatic lockup function.
• Turning the interior turn-piece from the inside.

Code Protection

If a user code is entered incorrectly more than 5 times, the keypad will be disabled for 45 seconds as a protective measure.

Operating Instructions

Programming: Keep the door open while programming to avoid accidental lockout. The lock has one factory-preset user code and can store up to six additional unique user codes. Codes can be added or deleted at any time.

For first-time programming, use the factory default programming code. It is recommended to change the default programming code and default user code immediately after installation. Each programming step should be completed within 6 seconds.

Programming Instructions

Default Codes:

• Default Programming Code (PC): 0000
• Default User Code (UC): 1234

Note: The same programming code and user code cannot be used. The lock will cease operation if unauthorized codes are entered over 5 times. The system will unfreeze after 45 seconds.

1. Change Programming Code

Enter PC [arrow] 4 [arrow] New PC

2. Add New User Code

Enter PC [arrow] 1 [arrow] New UC

Instruction: A total of 6 user codes, each 4 to 10 digits long, can be set up.

3. Delete Individual User Code

Enter PC [arrow] 2 [arrow] The UC to be deleted

4. Delete All User Codes

Enter PC [arrow] 3 [arrow]

Instruction: If all user codes are deleted and no new code is set, all electronic lockup functions will be disabled. Electronic functions will be restored when a new user code is set. During this period, the door must be locked or unlocked manually with a key.

5. Automatic Lockup

Enter PC [arrow] 5 [arrow]

Instruction: The default automatic lockup timer is 30 seconds. Refer to "Automatic lockup timer" for modifications. To cancel, repeat the "Automatic lockup" setup procedure.

6. Automatic Lockup Timer

Enter PC [arrow] 6 [arrow] Enter a two-digit number (10-99)

Instruction: The timer can be set from 10 to 99 seconds.

7. Temporarily Disable User Codes

Enter PC [arrow] 8 [arrow]

Instruction: When user codes are temporarily disabled, all electronic functions are also disabled. The door must be locked or unlocked manually with the key. To restore user code functions, repeat this setup process.

8. Use One-Time User Code

Enter PC [arrow] 9 [arrow] Enter new UC

Instruction: Once this user code is entered and used, it is disabled and cannot open the door again. The same one-time user code can be set again.

Troubleshooting

Operation Audio Indicators

Troubleshooting Table

For further assistance, contact Toll-free Number: 1-800-268-6591.

Warranty

This Garrison product includes:

• A five (5) year finish warranty.
• A lifetime warranty on mechanical components (e.g., lockset chassis).
• A one (1) year warranty on electronic components (e.g., PCB board).

Trileaf Distribution agrees to repair or replace a defective product free of charge within the stated warranty period, when returned by the original purchaser with proof of purchase.

This product is not guaranteed against wear or breakage due to misuse and/or abuse.

Made in: Taiwan

Imported by: Trileaf Distribution, Trifeuil Toronto, Canada M4S 2B8