NoKey Force – Installing and Operating
Programming the code lock
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5 Programming the code lock
General
In order to perform any programming, the unit must be set to
programming mode
. This can be done
by entering the
system code
. The default system code is 1234.
Recommendation: Change the factory-set system code with your own system code as soon as
possible. (See ‘Changing the system code’ on page 31.)
After having provided the system code, the user can select various submenus depending on what is
required.
Access codes can be between three and six digits. There are 98 memory positions, numbered from 1
to 98, for the codes. A total of 98 different codes can therefore be programmed to function in
parallel.
The unit's LED is used to assist in programming to show which step in the process has been
achieved. The following symbols are used to describe how the LED indicates the various states:
Off
Steady shine
“Normal” flashing
“Quick” flashing
See also “Appendix 1: Signals in NoKey force” on page 34.
Programming (meny mode) exits automatically after approx. 20 seconds. You can also exit
manually by pressing 0 and then #.
Entering codes to unlock the door
It is very important to document which memory positions are used, in order to be able to ensure
correct management (replacement or deletion) of programmed codes. A table for this purpose is
provided on page 36.
1.
Set the unit into programming mode by entering the
system code
(standard
1234).
2.
Press 1 (menu selection), then #.
3.
Enter memory position 1 (or other appropriate, 1–98). End with #.
4.
Enter the desired code, 3–6 digits.
End with #. A beep will confirm the action.
5.
If several codes are to be programmed, repeat points 3 and 4 above.
6.
To exit menu selection 1, press 0 then #.
Choose a new number corresponding to the desired menu selection and then #.
Alternatively, to end the programming session, press 0 again and then #.
