Door Locking System With An Idle Handle

A door locking system with an idle handle comprising:

• a door panel having a front face, a rear face, a hinged side, a free side, an upper side, a lower side, and an electronic lock and a mechanical lock installed in said door panel respectively having a keypad and a keyhole on said front face,
• a level toggler being slidable with respect to said door panel between a hinged side limit and a free side limit and having an L-shaped guiding groove with an upright section and a level section,
• at least one bolt linked to and controlled by said level toggler,
• a chamber defined in said door panel,
• a handle seat being received and securely fixed in said chamber and having a recess in said front face,
• a handle lever being received in said recess and having a hinged end pivotally linked to said handle seat and a free end,
• a latch lever controlled by said mechanical lock and having a latch finger formed thereon,
• a linking arm having one end securely fixed to said hinged end and a free linking end,
• a swivel pillar having a rectangular cross section and a lower end securely fixed to said free linking end of said linking arm,
• a paddle shifter having a top side protrusion slidably received in said guiding groove and a bottom with a rectangular opening slidably covering on said swivel pillar,
• an upright toggler being slidable with respect to said door panel between an upper side limit and a lower side limit and having a bottom plate touching and being fixed to said bottom of said paddle shifter and having an arc-shaped pillar opening covering on said swivel pillar, a top opening receiving said latch finger, and a side arm, and,
• a handle lever resume spring fixed between said linking arm and said door panel pulling said handle lever to press on said recess.