Why does my Digilock Keypad beep 2 sets of three times?
Two sets of three beeps during operation of your Digilock Keypad indicates that the batteries are low. Replace the batteries in the rear unit with high alkaline batteries. If the batteries fail while the lock is in the locked position, use the Manager Bypass Key or the Programming Key to supply external power, unlock the lock, and then replace the batteries immediately.
What to do if my Digilock Keypad beeps 10 times rapidly?
Ten rapid beeps during operation of the Digilock Keypad usually means the lock is binding. Here's how to troubleshoot: * If locked, press firmly on the door while operating. The lock might be binding with the strike plate or items inside. * If binding occurs often, align the door hinges with the strike plate. * If unlocked, the screws/locking nuts might be too tight. Loosen them and try again. If the issue continues, remove the lock from the door, test its operation in your hand, and then reinstall it. If it still beeps, contact Digilock Customer Support.
Step-by-step instructions for installing on surface-mounted metal doors.
Step-by-step instructions for installing on recessed cup metal doors.
Step-by-step guide for installing on wooden surface-mounted doors.
Step-by-step guide for installing on wooden recess-mounted doors.
Steps to initialize a lock and register Manager Bypass Keys.
Method for programming multiple Digilock locks.
Procedure for registering additional Manager Bypass Keys.
Steps if a Programming or Manager Bypass Key is lost or stolen.
Change the user code on an assigned use Digilock.
Assign an ADA User Key to an assigned use Digilock.
Explains audible and visual feedback signals.
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