whats the different between a user code and a passage code and a master code?
1999092
The Master code is needed to change all the other codes The passage code is one you would give to someone (nanny, Housekeeper) to give them entry, and it can only be changed by the Master code. The user code can be changed by the user and the master code, It's something you could give to each family member so they have their own codes and can change them themselves if they are compromised. Hope this helps!
1999093
I believe that the factory programmed master code is 0123#. It's easy to change. The master code starts with the number 0. You can create 9 additional passage codes starting with number 1, or 2, or 3, etc. I'm prettry sure that the codes can be many digits. We're using a six digit code starting with the number 1.
1999094
None. A code is a code. I may be wrong but I think it only accepts so many (10 maybe). There just an active code and a deleted (inactive code). I have this lock on my bedroom door as a way to keep out my roommate and only use two codes. one for myself and One for my parents/will. Hope this helps. You have to be on the inside with the door open and the back of the knob off to add or delete a code. Buy it, Try it and Send it back if you don't love it.
1999095
the master code is what is used to program the lock and i believe you can have multiple user codes set to give out.
1999096
The Master code is the main code number similar to someone having the master key to a lockset. It is required to establish user codes etc. The Master Code can be changed from the factory setting once installed. The user code is given to an individual you want to have access through that door. Each user code can be set differently for different people or use the same user code for all who you want to have access through that door. The Passage code basically shuts down the other codes so anyone can enter through the opening by just pressing any single key and the lockset will allow access through that door. FYI: I installed this lockset 2 years ago to allow a group of people access from the street-side door but we did not want anyone else entering from that direction. It has worked beautifully and I've change the battery once. (lasts about a year) Well made and priced for what is accomplishes.
22767
You create secondary codes but the master code can't be changed. You would need to save the factory code or you can create an online account with sentrysafe and you could request the master code if ever needed. Good luck on your purchase. I really like my safe.
864381
To program a 4 to 6 number pass code you have to press the learn button on opener till lights flash then enter your code number and press start/stop key. If you have 2 openers you can program the 2nd opener with a different 1 to 6 digit pass code the same way. I am afraid there is nothing for a temporary pass code.
714151
I believe if you are not using a controller like MiCasaVerde (MCV) then you can only have 2 codes. I have mine setup with MiCasaVerde and have about 8 codes setup but they were configured through the MCV and not programmed at the door.
616591
same on mine. I just installed mine, setting up the master code/user codes as directed, and it did respond as the manual. but no code work at all. can't open the door at all.
575433
I read somewhere here that often when you put the new code in you haven't 'cleared' or erased the default code; you've just added to it. So you can try the default code plus the new code you entered and that may open it again. Then follow the directions very carefully for your own combination.
1281462
You have to be present to change the codes.The lock works very well, I have not had any problem so far.
1223926
Yes. I have not seen it in the accompanying manual but I found and a working tutorial from youtube. You will need the default program code sent with the unit. You can add user, delete user, change program code: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=etNyAGugGss
24123
There is 1 master code and 8 user codes. You can also setup a passage mode where you only need to press 1 number and # to unlock. You can use as many digits as you like but the minimum is 3 I think. The process to add/change codes is quite easy once you do a couple to get the hang of it.
617601
I see a s/n and a bar code, but no dates. I'm guessing the key is the s/n. sorry
2116924
The Master Code must start with a Zero (0) and end with Pound (#). When it beeps and flashes (a very short time interval) youcan open the door from the outside. It will always open from the inside.
1061436
Yes the 2nd panel is set with the default 1234 pass code. Once you have synced with the main panel you can change the pass code on the 2nd panel to match what you set for the main panel.
432594
If you enter the wrong code, it is just a second or two before you can try it again. If you enter the wrong code again, it's another second or two. After the third try, it's the 10 second wait. After that, another incorrect entry causes a 2 minute wait, then another incorrect entry causes a 30 minute wait. It prevents tampering, but works well if you just don't push the buttons hard enough or accidentally hit the code out of order the first time.
1740082
There's one physical key which I'm sure you can have copied.You can have one master code, and multiple guest codes.
571409
I'm not sure about deleting, but all codes can be overwritten except the default. There is a way to reset the default, but I'd need to find it again.
1072518
Changing the Master Code(Code length: 1 to 10 digit code) Alwaysperform this operation with the door open.1. Enter: # - Existing Master Code - #2. The set light will stay orange for ten (10)seconds.3. Enter: 1 - * - New Master Code - # - NewMaster Code - #, before the orange lightdisappears.If a mistake is made during the change, waitthirty (30) seconds and repeat steps 1 thru 3.Test the new code several times before closingthe door: Enter: * - Code - #* The lock will indicate a valid code changewith a single signal.* The lock will indicate an invalid code changewith a double signal and the old code is stillvalid. Changing the Master Code(Code length: 1 to 10 digit code) Alwaysperform this operation with the door open.1. Enter: # - Existing Master Code - #2. The set light will stay orange for ten (10)seconds.3. Enter: 1 - * - New Master Code - # - NewMaster Code - #, before the orange lightdisappears.If a mistake is made during the change, waitthirty (30) seconds and repeat steps 1 thru 3.Test the new code several times before closingthe door: Enter: * - Code - #* The lock will indicate a valid code changewith a... » Read More Changing the Master Code(Code length: 1 to 10 digit code) Alwaysperform this operation with the door open.1. Enter: # - Existing Master Code - #2. The set light will stay orange for ten (10)seconds.3. Enter: 1 - * - New Master Code - # - NewMaster Code - #, before the orange lightdisappears.If a mistake is made during the change, waitthirty (30) seconds and repeat steps 1 thru 3.Test the new code several times before closingthe door: Enter: * - Code - #* The lock will indicate a valid code changewith a single signal.* The lock will indicate an invalid code changewith a double signal and the old code is stillvalid. « Show Less
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Ya, the entry is confusing. For instance we push #1 + clerk + #1 again. That signs you in then use "ns" or total key to open drawer. However, once signed-in leave the register on otherwise you'd have to sign-in again.