#SCHLAGE KEYPAD LOCK INSTRUCTIONS FULL#
#SCHLAGE KEYPAD LOCK INSTRUCTIONS CODE#

If you see a 'L' flash in the display, it means the battery is low, but you can still operate it for a few weeks or a month or so.

#SCHLAGE KEYPAD LOCK INSTRUCTIONS CODE#

The lock has an alarm feature that if you've failed to correctly dial the code in 30 seconds, it sounds alarm for 30 seconds or so, and won't take code entry during that time. 'P' should appear in the display.Ĥ) Release the button, then use the outer knob to enter your new Alternate code without delay. Either a 'U' or a '0' will flash.ģ) Now put the code select switch in the UP position, and hold in the reset button while the '0' is flashing. If not, procede thus to set the Alternate code:ġ) Put code select switch in DOWN position.Ģ)Enter personal code. In the previous sequence, if, upon trying the new Personal code, you get a '0' instead of a 'U', it's asking you to enter the Alternate code. A 'U' should appear, allowing you to turn the knob in either direction to open the door. I think the LED flashes at this point.Ħ) Press AND HOLD the reset button until 'P' appears, then release the button and enter your new personal code, (as explained before), in a continous sequence without letting more than 5 seconds or so elapse between digit entries.ħ) Upon entering the last digit, just wait for the display to go out.

#SCHLAGE KEYPAD LOCK INSTRUCTIONS FULL#

The unit will beep about 15 times or so, don't turn the knob, just wait a full minute, thenĥ) Press and release the 'code reset' button, then turn the knob until '0' appears, then release the knob. (This is for the knob version, it shouldn't be much different for the deadbolt)ġ) Turn the inside knob button to lock the outside knob.Ģ) Put the code select switch in the DOWN position (Personal code).ģ) Remove one of the batteries then turn the outer knob and hold it 3 or 4 seconds, then release.Ĥ) Insert the battery. To reset codes (you must program both personal and alternate codes, even if you never use both codes): The countdown/countup rate is slower when the switch is UP, to give a temporary user who isn't as familiar with the lock, more time to enter the code. There's a 'code select' switch just under the inside cover near the batteries, which when placed in the UP position allows both codes to operate, and when in the DOWN position, allows only the 'personal' code to operate. The default factory codes were 3-1-3 for the 'personal' code (what the owner would use) and 2-0-2 for the 'alternate' code, (what is given to a visitor or temporary user). (It can have a 2, 3 or 4 digit code.) When the last number is entered, the display will show a 'U' (unlock) for about 5 seconds, whereupon turning the knob now will retract the latch (bolt). Within about 5 seconds (or the display will go out and you'll have to start over), turn the knob in either direction and wait until the display counts up or down (from the first number) until you reach the second number of your combo, then release knob again. Hold the knob until the first number of your combo appears then release the knob. If you begin by turning the knob left (CCW), the display begins counting down (0-9-8-7 etc). Hopefully it works the same as when Schlage marketed it.įirst, you set a new code in it by turning the knob in the same fashion you would to unlock it once you have an operating code, so you need to know how that works first: If you turn the knob slightly to the right (CW), the LED displays a 0 (zero) and begins counting up. I've got the knob model, but the deadbolt should program the same. I've got one of those locks when it was manufactured and/or marketed under the name InteLock out of California, in the mid 90's.

Schlage keypad lock instructions