ALFRED DB2S (02) PDF Document

The Outside Panel of the ALFRED DB2S includes:

• Status indicator #1

• Status indicator #2

• Touch screen keypad

• Low battery indicator

• Speaker

• Cylinder cover

• Cylinder

The status indicators on the ALFRED DB2S have the following functions:

• Status Indicator #1: Indicates Door Locked or an Error.

• Status Indicator #2: Indicates Door Unlocked or a Successful Operation.

The Inside Panel of the ALFRED DB2S includes:

• Battery cover

• Wireless module socket

• Handing Switch

• Reset button

• Multi-functional button

• Thumb turn

The USB-C Power port for Emergency Power on the ALFRED DB2S is located on the bottom view of the Outside Panel.

The ALFRED DB2S comes with the following components:

• Outside panel

• Mounting panel

• Inside panel

• Battery cover

• Lithium Ion battery

Kit A:

• Drive-In Collar

• Strike plate

• Latch bolt

• Reinforcement Plate

Kit B:

• 2x BM4*55 screws

• 2x BM4*65 screws

• 4x KM4*6 screws

• 2x KA4*20 screws

• 4x KA4*40 screws

• 1x #8 32*30 screw

• 1x #8 32*40 screw

• 1x Optional 3rd Post

• 1x Screwdriver

Kit C:

• 2x RFID card

• Back up screw for battery cover

• Reset tool

• USB-C Charging Cable for battery

• Magnet for Door Position Sensor

• Door Position Sensor (Optional)

• 2x ST3*16 Screws for Magnet

• 2x ST3*8 Screws for Door Position Sensor

Kit D:

• 2x Override keys

For standard lock installation of the ALFRED DB2S, you will need a #2 Philips screwdriver.

For door prep on a new door without existing lock preparation, the following optional tools are required:

1. 2-1/8″ (54mm) hole saw

2. 1″ (26mm) boring bit

3. 7/64″ (2.5mm) drill bit

4. 3/8″ (10mm) drill bit

5. Chisel and Hammer

First, unpack the ALFRED DB2S lock. Then, perform the following steps:

A. Inside escutcheon: Confirm your door handing direction. The handing switch needs to be set in the direction the latch bolt slides when looking from the inside of your door. For example, if your latch bolt extends out on the left side of your door when you are standing inside, the Handing switch should be set to the “L” position.

B. Latch Bolt: Confirm the backset measurement. The bolt is shipped with a 2-3/8″ backset. If required, turn the bolt case and pull to extend it to the 2-3/4″ backset position. Note: The bolt must be in the retracted (Unlocked) position when you are changing the backset.

Begin by measuring your door’s prep. If you have a standard 2-1/8″ (54mm) hole, proceed to Step 1 of the installation guide. If you have a 1-1/2″ (38mm) hole, refer to the separate guide included, “Instructions for doors with 1-1/2″ (38mm) holes”. If you have a new door with no hole, use the provided template to prep your door with a 2-1/8″ hole saw.

Step 1: Install Latch Bolt in door

Make sure the arrow at the tail end of the latch bolt is pointing upwards. The bolt must be in the retracted (Unlocked) position when installing the lockset. You may need to use the Drive-In Collar depending on your door prep.

Step 2: Install strike on the door frame

Install the strike plate and reinforcement plate on the door frame using the provided KA4*40 and KA4*20 screws. Make sure to allow for the bolt to be centered in the strike.

Step 3: Check bolt operation

Check to make sure the bolt operates smoothly before moving forward. Use a screwdriver to extend and retract the bolt. Make sure the bolt fully extends. Return the latch bolt to the unlocked position before moving forward.

Step 4 (OPTIONAL): Prepare for Door Position Sensor

If you are not installing the Door Position Sensor, skip to step #7. To install it, use the provided template to align with your existing door prep holes. Note the designated area for the sensor and make a mark on your door for placement in the next step. The sensor should be closely aligned with the edge of your door, but not so far over that it will hit the door frame.

Step 5a/5b (OPTIONAL): Install the sensor

Once the location is decided from step 4, peel off the red sticker on the back of the sensor and attach it directly to the door. To secure it with screws, push the tab on the side to open the cover and mount the sensor onto the door with two ST3*8 screws.

Step 6 (OPTIONAL): Install the magnet

Attach the magnet onto the door frame for the sensor, using either the sticker or the two screw holes with ST3*16 screws. The sensor and magnet must not be more than 10mm (3/8″) apart.

Step 7: Install the outside panel

Hold the outside panel with the keypad flush to your door. Align the tailpiece and cable with the door hole prep. Pass the cable through the door UNDER the latch bolt.

Important Notes:

• The bolt must be in the retracted (unlocked) position.

• Note the horizontal orientation of the key tailpiece.

• The cable must go through the door hole under the bolt.

• The extra 3rd post is optional for additional security. It can be screwed into the back of the front panel assembly. An additional hole must be drilled in your door if you choose to use it.

Step 8: Position the inside mounting plate

Position the inside mounting plate and gasket by first routing the cables and connectors through the mounting plate’s cable holes. Ensure the front panel cable is routed below the latch bolt. If the optional Door Position cable is used, route it between the door and mounting plate, exiting through the top cable hole.

Step 9: Secure both assemblies

Secure the outside and inside assemblies using two BM4 Bolts (and one #8-32 screw if using the optional 3rd Post). Ensure the outside panel is vertically aligned. Tighten securely with a #2 Philips screwdriver. Do not over-tighten. Use the appropriate length bolt for your door’s thickness. If using the door position sensor, its wire should sit in the cut-out slot on the side of the gasket.

Step 10: Prepare the inside panel

Take the inside panel and make sure the tailpiece is in the horizontal position.

Step 11: Attach cable assembly

Attach the cable assembly to the inside panel PCB. Line up the notches on top of the cable connector to the slots on the PCB connector. Press the connector in firmly with your thumbs until it is completely seated.

Step 12: Install inside panel

Install the inside panel onto the inside mounting plate. The tailpiece must be in a horizontal position when you insert the inside panel, which means the thumb turn should be vertical. Be careful not to pinch cables between the inside panel and mounting plate.

Step 13: Secure inside panel

Secure the panel using four KM4*6 screws through the inside panel onto the mounting plate with a #2 Philips screwdriver. Before installing batteries, test the operation using the thumb turn to make sure the latch bolt extends smoothly. If it does not extend, check that the tailpiece was inserted correctly.

Step 14: Set the handing switch

The handing switch needs to be put in the direction the latch bolt is sliding when looking at the inside of your door. For example, if your latch bolt extends out on the left side of your door when standing inside looking at the door, the Handing switch should be set to the “L” position.

Step 15: Insert battery

Insert the Lithium-Ion Battery. The Front Keypad will light up to confirm proper installation. It is recommended that you fully charge your battery before installing it in your lock using the provided USB-C cable.

Step 16 (OPTIONAL): Install Wireless Module

Install an Alfred Wireless Module (e.g., Z-wave, sold separately) to connect the lock to 3rd Party Smart Hubs. Follow the syncing instructions from your smart hub guide.

Step 17: Install battery cover

Finally, install the battery cover plate. Secure it with the pre-installed BM4*8 screw.

After installing the Alfred DB2S Touch Screen Smart Deadbolt, you should download the Alfred Home App from either the Apple App Store or Google Play Store. Use the app to set up your Master PIN Code for the lock, or refer to the Programming Instructions booklet provided.