Keyless Entry iButton Eternity Series - Programming Modes, Codes, and Lock Types

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iButton Series Programming Guide Section: Programming Guide Non-Software

Programming Mode

Non-Software E5:

When the # key is the first key pressed, the E5 enters ‘programming mode’, a state in which the

E5 is expecting the user to enter a set of programming commands. The LED will flash rapidly to

show that it has entered programming mode. If a valid set of programming keypad entries are not

then entered within 10 seconds, the E5 will beep and drop out of programming mode and return to

waiting for a valid user code.

Software Version E5:

When the # key is first pressed, the E5 enters ‘programming mode’, a state in which the E5 is

expecting the user to enter a programming command. The LED will flash once and the keypad will

briefly light, but there is no other indication that programming mode has been entered. If a valid

set of programming keypad entries are not then entered within 10 seconds, the E5 will

automatically drop out of programming mode and return to waiting for a valid user code.

Different Types of Codes

Master Code:

The master code is a user changeable keypad code that allows the lock to be put in a

programming mode. It cannot be used to open or close the lock. The manufacture’s default master

code is 123456, which should be changed to a new customer chosen code for security purposes

as soon as possible after installing the lock. The master code number chosen cannot be

duplicated elsewhere as a regular user key code.

User Code:

User codes are keypad codes that are assigned by the customer to individual users to lock and

unlock the E5 lock. The # key is always used after the regular users enter their code number to let

the lock know the entire number has been entered, since the number of digits in a user's code is

not fixed. This doesn't apply to iButton use.

Non-Software E5 Lock:

The user code can be any number up to 11 digits long providing it is not the same as the master

code number that is assigned to the lock. Users are automatically assigned an ‘index number’ in

the order that they are added, beginning at 001 and incrementing by one at every new user (that

is 001,002,003,004, etc.). You should keep track of what this index number is for each user

because this is required to later delete a user should you wish to do so.

Software Version E5 lock:

The user code can be any number up to 12 digits long as long as it is not the same as the master

code number that is currently assigned to the lock. Users are automatically assigned an ‘index

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