Schlage CO-200 User Manual

CO-200
OFFLINE LOCK USER GUIDE
INSTRUCTIONS FOR CO-SERIES OFFLINE LOCKS
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Schlage CO-200 Specifications

General

Power Source	Battery
Audit Trail	Yes
Keypad	Yes
Wireless	No
Power	4 AA Batteries
Operating Temperature	-31°F to 151°F (-35°C to 66°C)
Brand	Schlage
Model	CO-200
ANSI Grade	Grade 1
Access Control	Keypad
Credential Support	PIN
Finish Options	Satin Chrome, Matte Black
Backset	2-3/4"
Certifications	ANSI/BHMA A156.25
Type	Electronic Lock
Finish	Satin Chrome
Latch	Standard
Warranty	3 Years

Summary

Overview

Getting Started

Schlage Utility Software (SUS)

Software used for programming and setup, configures functions not possible manually.

Construction Access Mode

Create the Master Construction Credential - Locks with Card Readers

Process to create the Master Construction Credential for card reader locks.

Add Construction Access Mode User Credentials - Locks with Card Readers

Adding user credentials to the lock while in construction access mode.

Cancel Construction Access Mode

Methods to cancel construction access mode, returning the lock to normal operation.

Locks with Keypads

Default PIN and access for keypad locks in factory default state.

Manual Lock Programming

Credential Types

Details on different types of credentials used for lock operation and programming.

Programming Legend

Explanation of symbols and their meanings in programming commands.

Manual Programming Commands

Change [Programming Code]

Steps to change the existing programming code for the lock.

Change Programming Card

Process to change the programming card used for lock configuration.

Add Normal Use Credential

Adding standard user credentials for normal lock operation.

Add Normal Use +PIN Credential

Adding user credentials that require both a credential and a PIN.

Add Toggle Credential

Adding credentials to toggle the lock's state between locked and unlocked.

Add Toggle +PIN Credential

Adding credentials requiring a PIN to toggle the lock's state.

Manual Programming Commands

Add Freeze Credential

Adding credentials to freeze the lock in its current state.

Add Freeze +PIN Credential

Adding credentials with PIN to freeze the lock.

Add Pass Through Credential

Adding credentials for momentary unlock regardless of state.

Add Pass Through +PIN Credential

Adding credentials with PIN to override freeze state.

Delete Credential

Procedure to remove an existing credential from the lock.

Change Relock Time

Adjusting the time the lock waits before relocking.

Disable/Enable Beeper

Option to turn the lock's beeper sound on or off.

Error Codes

Error Code 1 (Computer programming error)

Computer programming error indicating an incomplete process.

Error Code 2 (Programming/user code too long)

Error when programming or user code exceeds the allowed length.

Error Code 3 (User code length cannot exceed six digits)

Indicates the user code length exceeds the maximum of six digits.

Error Code 4 (Memory full)

Error indicating the lock's memory is full; delete some codes.

Error Code 5 (Programming code cannot be deleted)

Programming code can only be changed, not deleted.

Error Code 6 (Programming code entries do not match)

Error when programming code entries do not match, no change made.

Error Code 7 (Invalid command)

Error due to an invalid function code being entered.

Error Code 8 (Code not found)

Error indicating that the entered code was not found in the system.

Error Code 9 (Code too short)

Error when code is too short; minimum programming code length is five digits.

Error Code 10 (Not a unique code)

Error when the entered code is not unique.

Error Code 11 (Manual programming not allowed)

Indicates manual programming is not permitted for this function.

Test Lock Operation

Mechanical Test

Testing the smooth operation of levers and keyway.

Test in Factory Default Mode

Verifying lock operation when in its default factory settings.

Test in Normal Operation Mode

Testing lock functionality with programmed credentials.

Normal Lock Operation

Credential

Presenting a credential to gain access.

+ PIN Credential

Using a credential and PIN for access.

Reset To Factory Defaults

Level 1 Factory Default Reset

Resets main controller configurations and user codes to factory defaults.

Level 2 Factory Default Reset

Resets all configurations in lock and reader to factory defaults.

Factory Default Reset Following Reader Replacement

Steps for resetting after replacing the lock's reader.

Batteries

To Install or Replace Alkaline Batteries

Step-by-step guide for installing or replacing AA alkaline batteries.

Low Battery Indications

How the lock indicates low battery status.

Battery Failure Modes

Describes how the lock behaves in different battery failure states.

LED Reference

Schlage Button

LED indicators on the Schlage button and their meanings.

Optional Inside Push Button (IPB)

LED indicators for the optional inside push button.

Troubleshooting

The lock beeper does not sound and the keypad does not light

Troubleshooting for non-responsive beeper and keypad.

The connection with the SUS is not successful

Steps to resolve issues connecting with the Schlage Utility Software.

The Schlage button is always on solid green

Diagnosing why the Schlage button remains solid green.

The reader is not working

Troubleshooting steps when the lock reader fails to operate.

The Smart card is not reading

Resolving issues with smart card recognition by the reader.

The magnetic swipe card is not reading correctly

Troubleshooting incorrect reading of magnetic swipe cards.

Troubleshooting (Reader Issues)

Replaced and/or incompatible reader indicators

Interpreting LEDs and beeps for replaced or incompatible readers.

FCC Statements

Ingersoll Rand Agency Statements

Compliance and warning statements from Ingersoll Rand.

FCC Interference Statement

Statement regarding FCC rules on interference for Class B devices.

RF Exposure Statement

Statement on FCC/IC RF exposure requirements for mobile devices.

Section 7.1.5 of RSS-GEN

Statement on operation subject to two conditions for RSS-GEN.