code changes? If the code changes each time how do the house residents know the code?
1450069
The code that changes is an electronic code sent to from the keyless entry pad to the opener. The code used to open the door does not change.
714152
If you're using the lock as part of a Z-wave system (security), you have the ability to add up to 30 codes. However, if you do calibrate your lock with a system, such as 2 gig, simon, or any honeywell device panel, you can only use (4) digit codes, (not 8 digit). If you don't care about connecting to your home security system to see who is entering the house and when, you can use up to two (2), eight (8) digit codes. I hope this helps. There's a lot of numbers in there.
702827
No! This lock has worked wonderfully at our house! We haven't had any break ins since we installed it, while prior to this lock we had 4. We actually did have an issue with our landlord (I live in a college town and leases are yearly) about changing the doorknob to a locked code. He was worried that in an emergency he would not have access to our house. (Trust me, I lol'd at what kind of emergency would require him to get into our home..) But to appease him we set a "User Code" for him and his maintenance crew to use. Installation was easy & this product works great. All of our neighbors have installed it as well. No! This lock has worked wonderfully at our house! We haven't had any break ins since we installed it, while prior to this lock we had 4. We actually did have an issue with our landlord (I live in a college town and leases are yearly) about changing the doorknob to a locked code. He was worried that in an emergency he would not have access to our house. (Trust me, I lol'd at what kind of emergency would require him to get into our home..) But to appease him we set a "User Code" for him and his maintenance crew to use. Installation was easy & this product works great. All of our... » Read More No! This lock has worked wonderfully at our house! We haven't had any break ins since we installed it, while prior to this lock we had 4. We actually did have an issue with our landlord (I live in a college town and leases are yearly) about changing the doorknob to a locked code. He was worried that in an emergency he would not have access to our house. (Trust me, I lol'd at what kind of emergency would require him to get into our home..) But to appease him we set a "User Code" for him and his maintenance crew to use. Installation was easy & this product works great. All of our neighbors have installed it as well. « Show Less
451901
Yes. They will work until changed again. Whether power goes out or you change the batteries the codes will work.
603877
If it is moved or gets jarred it will make a loud "chirp" as a warning. I haven't had any false alarms with it. I believe if the alarm is triggered that it goes off in like 15 seconds unless the code is entered before that.
5595
not sure. it does come with a code sheet. I don't have the sheet anymore. I am very satisfied with it. for Mom at the nursing home. the numbers are large enough to see. Good luck
298369
Sorry, forgot to answer second half of your question.. If you code is five pushes, and you enter four pushes, it will wait for the fifth push. if you push 6 times after the fifth push, you will get the wrong code light and sound and will need to push four more to reset since it saw the five wrong and then one push waiting for additional 4 pushes.
1603715
My daughter has used one of these for a number of years and I haven't been able to learn the code (some times a frustration) from the wear on the keys. Changing every now and then is a good idea for several reasons or have a number of codes installed.
1647567
The code is in the case on a piece of paper. I will double check when I get home. Make sure you enter it right (third time was the charm for me)
269137
You place a 4 digit code in everytime you close the safe. Then re-enter that same code to re-open. The code can be changed everytime you close the safe - just make sure you remember what code you entered.
1645602
You create one code and that remains the code unless you decide to reprogram it and change it.
933230
Not to my knowledge! However a lot of components are controlled with codes entered into menus that are accessed by technicians! So maybe?
972365
This unit only holds one code. I am guessing that what is tripping you up is that for about 20 seconds any key press will activate the garage door number. See vendor site for instructions and Frequently Asked Questions(FAQ) http://www.dominoengineering.com/residential.asp Reprogramming should change the code.
1180592
No... Ordered 3 only one worked when i changed the codes so only one i have left has 2 regular house keys inside :/
1318499
Doobbie, I found in booklet how to change "PROGRAMMING 6 digits code" so that you have control back. Enter the 6 digit code Press 3 Enter a NEW 6 digit PROGRAMMING code Renter the NEW PROGRAMMING Code Should receive a green check and 2 blinks & beeps.
1603712
I haven't noticed any wear on the numbers... I also, however, change the code every couple of months to avoid that from happening... also I find it good to change just in case the old code got spread around too much. Everyone loves the lock. I love the fact that I don't need to fumble for keys.
1580744
They have a 3 digit code on back, example 730 or 728 etc. if you request a different code they will not interfere with each other. Bobby