How to enter a code

First make sure the passage set function is off by turning the snib on the inner knob to the horizontal position.

Your intelock digital door lock operates like a combination door lock. When the outside knob is turned to the right the display on the top of the lock lights up and the numbers count up from 0: 0,1,2 .9,0. Turn the knob to the left and the numbers count down from 0: 0,9,8.1,0. Each time you release the knob the lock registers the number you stopped on. Turn the knob again before the display turns off (about 2 seconds) and the numbers will continue to scroll up or down until you stop again and register another number.

So to enter the factory set master code of 3-1-3, you turn the knob to the right and the display scrolls up through the numbers, release the knob when you get to 3, turn the knob to the left and scroll down to 1, release the knob then turn it to the right to scroll back to 3. Release the knob and you should see a U appear on the display to indicate that you have entered the correct code. While the U is flashing you can turn the knob fully to retract the latch.

If you register an incorrect number, release the knob and wait until the display shows a flashing bar. You now get another chance at getting the code right. The lock will give you 30 seconds to get the correct code, after which time the anti tamper alarm will sound and the lock will shut down for a short period.

The Intelock can operate two codes at once, your personal code and an alternate code which can be switched on or off as necessary. All locks are dispatched with a personal code set to 3-1-3, and an alternate code set to 2-0-2.

Changing the codes

Check the snib on the inner handle is in the horizontal position. Remove the battery cover by sliding up and off.

Press the code reset button. The lock will beep twice and the display will show a "-".

While the bar is flashing enter the personal code 3-1-3. The display now shows a flashing "U". While the "U" is flashing, press the code reset button again.

The lock displays a "P" and plays you the current personal code 3-1-3 and then a flashing "P".

Now enter a new personal code using the outer knob as for normal code entry. Release the knob after entering your 3 or 4 digit code and the lock will play back your new code and then display a flashing "P".

If you are not happy with your new code simply enter another one while the "P" is still flashing. When you are satisfied, press the code reset button and the lock will display an "A" and play back the current alternate code 2-0-2. You can now set a new alternate code. When you have entered your new code press the code reset button and the display will show a flashing number, (usually a 3).

This is the speed at which the numbers scroll on the display, from 0, very slow to 9, very fast. Turn the knob to the right for a higher number/faster speed or left for a slower speed.

When you are happy with the speed press the code reset button to leave the programming mode.

Switching the alternate code on or off

The alternate code only works when a decimal point appears in the lower right corner of the display when entering a code.

To switch the code on or off, enter your personal code, while the "U" is flashing, press the code reset button. The display will briefly flash an "A" indicating the alternate code is switched on, or the display will briefly flash a "-" to indicate the alternate code is switched off.

The lock can be put into a 'passage set' mode or free access mode by setting the turn button on the inside knob to the vertical position. The lock will now work as a regular knobset.

In case of difficulty, restore the factory codes as follows:

Remove the battery cover and take out one of the 4 batteries, press and hold the code reset button for 10 seconds. Re-install the battery. The lock will beep twice and flash two digits.