RV Lock Keypad/Remote Programming and Syncing
Instructions Version 4.0
(Additional Remote(s) can be purchased at www.rvlock.com)
Programming a new code into your RV Lock Keypad
1. Write your desired “new” code below then read all
instructions before you start the programming
process as this will make the programming much
easier.
2. While holding down the “8” button, press the “lock”
button and release both. (You will hear a long
confirming beep – this signifies that you have entered
the programming mode.)
3. Type in the keypad existing code, for example 1234,
then press lock. (1234 is the default code from the
factory and after the “code reset” button is held
down.)
4. Now type in the new code written below (up to 8
digits), the press lock.
5. Again, type in the same new code as written below
and press lock. (A long confirmation beep from the
keypad confirms and completes programming).
6. Test to ensure your new code works by typing in
your new code and press the lock/unlock button. The
Keypad should confirm the accepted code by a long
beep and then actuate the handles deadbolt.
7.
NOTE:
If programming of Keypad is unsuccessful or you
forget your code, simply press, and hold down the
“Code Reset” button for 5-10 seconds on the back
handle and start again at step #1. (A long tone will
confirm the reset to the default “1234” code.)
Programming mode is only 12 seconds long, so
keypad will reset to former code/operation after 10
seconds of being idle during programming mode. (If
you take too long or make a mistake, simply wait 10
seconds, and start over at step 1.)
Always keep your keys OUTSIDE of your coach in
case of electronics/battery failure.
Changing the batteries on your RV Lock products
will not cause your handle to forget the current code
or remote programming.
TONE CHART:
Long beep – Confirmation/Correct code
5 shore beeps – Error/Wrong code
Short set of tones after your input your code and
before the dead bolt extends signifies that the
batteries are getting low and will need to be changed
soon.
- Code can be between 0 and 8 digits long, we recommend
at least 4 digits for security.
New Code: _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____
_____ _____
Synchronizing the RV Lock handle with your optional RV
Lock Remote(s)
1. Turn the FOB switch to “on” and lightly press the
“FOB LEARN” button located above the ON/OFF
switch on the back of the handle. A short quick bee
will confirm that you have entered the programming
mode.
2. Now press the LOCK button on your remote until the
handle confirms with a long beep. (Usually takes one
or two times). Additional pressing of the
LOCK/UNLOCK button will actuate the deadbolt on
your RV Lock handle.
- If remote programming did not work or if you have
additional remotes to program, repeat steps 1 and 2.
- Holding down the LEARN button for 10 seconds
will remove all previously synced remotes from the
handles memory.
- You can have up to 10 remotes operating the
same RV Lock handle. Remote FOB’s can control
multiple RV Lock handles.
- You must hold the remote buttons down for a
couple of seconds to actuate the handle, this is a
safety feature against accidental pushes in
pockets.
Changing the Batteries on your RV Lock Handle
**Remove the two (2) screws holding the battery cover on the
back handle next to the “on/off” switch. Install four (4) AA
alkaline batteries. NOTE: Install high quality, fully charged
alkaline batteries. Batteries should last at least 12 months in
between changes depending on usage. (Remove batteries at
the end of the season and/or during large gaps between trips to
avoid drainage and/or leaking batteries and possible damage.)
After new batteries are in, a beep will confirm that the handle
has power. Replace the battery cover and screws. (DO NOT
OVERTIGHTEN) Changing the batteries on your RV Lock
handle will not change the current code or remote
programming. If you choose not to use the remote FOB’s, you
can turn the wireless switch to “off” to save power and simply
use the keypad.
Be sure all occupants in the camper know how to operate the
entry door lock and deadbolt as well as the emergency exits in
case of emergency.
When traveling, lock the deadbolt. This will reduce the
possibility of the door opening while on the road.
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