Smart Door Lock
Version: 1.0
Illustration of the Smart Door Lock front panel:
This product aims to provide a "safe, simple, smart life." The manufacturer produces locks sold globally, including in the United States, Europe, Canada, Mexico, and Southeast Asia. All products undergo extensive testing and personal experience by staff to ensure quality. The company values customer feedback and continuously strives to integrate cutting-edge technology to exceed expectations. For any installation issues or suggestions, customers are encouraged to contact the company via phone or email. "Customer foremost" is a guiding principle.
To download the Smart Lock app, search for "TT Lock" on Google Play or the APP Store.
Front Panel:
Back Panel:
| Category | Detailed Parameters |
|---|---|
| The power supply voltage | DC 4.5V ~ 9.0V |
| Low voltage alarm voltage | 4.8V±0.1V |
| Standby current | 90mA |
| Working current | < 400mA |
| Working temperature | -20°C ~ +70°C |
| The keyboard type | Capacitive touch keyboard |
| Password number | 250 groups |
| Fingerprint type | Capacitive semiconductor sensor |
| IC card number | 1000Pcs |
| Unlock modes | Fingerprint/Passcode/APP control/IC card/Mechanical key/eKey/Alexa |
| FAR (False Acceptance Rate) | <0.001% |
| FRR (False Rejection Rate) | <1.0% |
Ensure door thickness is 1.49-1.88 inches. The door hole diameter should be 2-1/8 inches. Measure the backset size, which should be either 2-3/8 inches or 2-3/4 inches with the deadbolt.
Illustration: A door with measurements indicating backset (2-3/8" or 2-3/4"), cross-bore diameter (2-1/8"), and door thickness (1.49-1.88").
Adjust the deadbolt to either 2-3/8 inches or 2-3/4 inches based on the door's backset size.
Illustration: Two diagrams showing the deadbolt adjusted to 2-3/8" and 2-3/4" lengths. A checkmark indicates correct adjustment, while an 'X' indicates incorrect adjustment.
Fix the deadbolt using two deadbolt screws, ensuring the deadbolt is in the retracted status. Make sure the word "UP" on the deadbolt is facing upwards.
Illustration: Diagram showing the deadbolt being installed with the "UP" arrow facing up and in a retracted position. Another diagram shows the deadbolt correctly installed with a checkmark.
Route the IC cable below the deadbolt. The spindle must be in a 'vertical' status.
Illustration: Diagram showing the exterior lock being positioned, with the IC cable routed underneath the deadbolt and the spindle aligned vertically. The keypad is visible on the exterior lock.
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Illustration: Diagrams showing the mounting plate being installed, with the cable routed through the designated hole and screws being fastened.
Illustration: Diagrams showing the IC cable connection and the interior lock being installed with the thumbturn in a vertical position.
Illustration: Diagrams showing the interior lock being secured with screws and the thumbturn being rotated to test the deadbolt.
Install four AA batteries while the lock is in the unlock status. Keep the door open to avoid being locked out.
Illustration: Diagrams showing the battery compartment and the insertion of AA batteries into the interior lock.
To set the left/right hand door direction, use the TT Lock App or a programming code. The app is recommended for easier setting.
Illustration: Two diagrams showing a left-hand door (hinge on the left when viewed from outside) and a right-hand door (hinge on the right when viewed from outside).
How to know your door opening direction: Standing outside your door (facing the keypad), locate the door hinge.
Illustration: Screenshots of the TT Lock App's "Door opening direction" setting, showing options for "Open to right" and "Open to left" with corresponding visual cues for hinge location.
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Illustration: Diagram of the interior lock showing the location of the reset button.
NOTE: If method 1 does not work, try method 2 or contact customer service for assistance.
Illustration: Diagram of the back lock showing the location of the reset button.
NOTE: If this method does not work, contact customer service.
The lock is now installed. Here's how to use it:
Illustration: A sequence of diagrams showing unlocking methods: 1. Using a physical key. 2. Entering a code on the keypad. 3. Using an IC card. 4. Using a fingerprint. 5. Unlocking via the TT Lock App (represented by a hand icon).
Illustration: Diagram showing a hand rotating the thumbturn to unlock the door from the inside. A separate icon represents unlocking via the TT Lock App.
Illustration: Screenshots of the TT Lock App's login and registration screens, showing fields for email/phone, password, and verification code.
Step 1: Click the "Big Plus" (+) icon. Ensure the phone's Bluetooth is turned on and the phone is within 3 meters of the lock.
Illustration: Screenshot of the TT Lock App's main screen with a large plus icon, indicating the start of the pairing process.
Step 2: Touch any key on the lock's keypad and click "Next" in the app.
Step 3: Click the blue plus sign (+) to add the lock. Name the lock, for example, "Front Door."
Illustration: Screenshots showing the app prompting to activate the keypad, then displaying a list of nearby locks with a plus sign to add a new one.
Step 4: The default code (123456#) becomes invalid after successful pairing. Set a new Admin passcode by navigating to "Settings" > "Basics" > "Admin Passcode" in the app.
Illustration: Screenshots of the TT Lock App showing the "Basics" menu with "Admin Passcode" option, and the "Admin Passcode" screen for setting a new 4-9 digit passcode.
Illustration: Screenshot of the TT Lock App's main interface showing the lock status and icons for various features like eKeys, Passcodes, Cards, Fingerprints, Authorized Admin, Records, and Settings.
Illustration: Screenshot of the TT Lock App's main interface with the large lock icon, and separate icons representing local unlock/lock and remote unlock.
NOTE: eKeys differ from passcodes. eKeys require the recipient to download the TT Lock App to lock/unlock the door.
Step 1: eKeys function by sharing app access to the lock with another TT Lock account. eKey recipients can use their phone to unlock/lock the smart lock.
Step 2: Enter the recipient's account, which can be their phone number or email address used during registration.
Step 3: The recipient must log into their TT Lock account to find the code in their messages and gain the privilege to lock/unlock.
Illustration: Screenshots of the TT Lock App showing the eKeys section, options for sending eKeys (Timed, Permanent, One-time, Recurring), and input fields for recipient details.
Step 1: Click "Passcodes" to go to the code page.
Step 2: Click "Generate Passcode."
Step 3: Name the code, set the time duration, set a 4-9 digit code, and click "Generate (Set Passcode)."
NOTE: To generate custom codes or change any type of codes, ensure proximity to the lock (within 3 meters) and that Bluetooth is turned on, unless a G2 gateway is connected.
Illustration: Screenshots of the TT Lock App showing the Passcodes section, the option to generate a passcode, and the passcode generation screen with various types (Permanent, Timed, One-time, Custom, Recurring).
Here are some illustrations for six different codes:
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Permanent | Lasts permanently |
| Timed | Lasts between selected hours |
| One-time | Lasts for one use |
| Erase | Erases all codes on the lock |
| Custom | Set a custom digit sequence, such as 123456 (permanent or timed) |
| Recurring | Lasts during scheduled hours weekly |
Illustration: Screenshots of the TT Lock App showing the Cards section, the option to add a card, and the screen for setting the card's validity period.
Step 1: Tap on "Fingerprints."
Step 2: Tap on "Add Fingerprints."
Step 3: Set up the validity period of the fingerprint.
Step 4: Follow instructions on the app; the user will be asked to place their finger on the sensor four times.
Illustration: Screenshots of the TT Lock App showing the Fingerprints section, the option to add a fingerprint, and the screen prompting the user to place their finger on the sensor multiple times.
NOTE: Authorized Admin is similar to eKeys but provides more rights than eKeys.
An authorized admin can perform the following actions:
Step 1: Click "Authorized Admin."
Step 2: Enter the recipient's account, which can be their phone number or email address used during registration.
Illustration: Screenshots of the TT Lock App showing the Authorized Admin section and the screen for sending an admin eKey with recipient details.
Auto Lock: Tap "Settings" > Tap "Auto Lock." Auto-lock will automatically lock the door 5 seconds after it has been opened by default.
Passage Mode: Tap "Settings" > Tap "Passage Mode." Set a specific time period. During this period, the lock remains unlocked until it is manually locked. Auto-lock is disabled during the Passage Mode validity period.
Illustration: Screenshots of the TT Lock App showing the Settings menu with options for Auto Lock and Passage Mode, and detailed settings screens for both features, including delay time for auto-lock and scheduling for passage mode.
Illustration: Screenshot of the TT Lock App's "Settings" menu, displaying various options.
After pairing, check the signal: click "Gateway" > choose the connected gateway > "Nearby locks" > check if the signal is strong. Move the gateway closer to the lock if the signal is weak. Ensure the distance between the gateway and the smart lock is within 16 feet, and that the phone and the gateway are connected to the same WiFi (the gateway only works with 2.4 GHz WiFi). If a 5G Wi-Fi network is in use, a 2.4GHz Wi-Fi network can be set up and added via a dual-band router.
Illustration: A series of screenshots from the TT Lock App demonstrating the gateway pairing process, including selecting a gateway, connecting to Wi-Fi, and confirming successful addition.
Access settings (upper right corner of the app) > Turn on "unlock by voice" > Set a code for unlocking by voice for each use.
Illustration: Screenshots showing the Alexa app interface, including search results for "TTLock," the option to enable its use, account linking, and settings for unlocking by app and voice.
*: Return to the previous step
#: Press 1 second to confirm; long press for 2 seconds to lock the door
Default admin passcode: 123456#
| Type | Method |
|---|---|
| Modify Admin Passcode | A: *12# > default admin passcode# > new admin passcode# > new admin passcode# B: Go to TT Lock App > Settings > Basics > Admin code > Modify New passcode |
| Set General Passcode | *85#admin passcode#new passcode |
| Modify General Passcodes | *10#original passcode#new passcode#new passcode# |
| Set Fingerprints | *85#admin passcode#collect fingerprints |
| Set IC cards | *85#admin passcode#add IC cards |
| Delete all Passcodes | *71#admin passcode#(note: admin passcode will not be deleted) |
| Delete all Fingerprints | *70#admin passcode# |
| Delete all IC cards | *69#admin passcode# |
| Delete single passcode | *72#admin passcode#the passcode to delete# |
| Type | Method |
|---|---|
| Set left hand lock | Standing outside the door (facing the keypad), if the door hinge is on the left side: *46#Admin Password#1# |
| Set right hand lock | Standing outside the door (facing the keypad), if the door hinge is on the right side: *46#Admin Password#2# |
| Open the door temporarily | Input 123# after unlocking the door |
| Auto Lock | *21#admin passcode#1-900# (1-900 seconds is the auto lock time) |
| Turn on / Turn off the lock voice | *30#admin passcode#1# (turn on) #0# (turn off) |
| Set English as language | *39#admin passcode#2# |
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