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Schlage CO100 - Error Codes; Test Lock Operation; Mechanical Test; Electronic Test

Schlage CO100
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8 • Schlage • CO-100 user guide
Error codes
L All error codes are indicated on the Schlage button by a solid red left LED, and a
blinking green right LED. The number of green blinks indicates the error code.
Number of
green blinks
Error code description
Red
Left LED
Green
Right LED
Error code functions
have not been veried by
Underwriters Laboratories
Inc.
1 Computer programming error (not complete).
2
Too long programming/user code entered.
Programming code must be ve (5) digits. User code
length cannot exceed six (6) digits.
3 Memory full, too many codes. Delete some codes.
4 Programming code cannot be deleted, only changed.
5
Programming code entries do not match.
Programming code not changed.
6 Invalid command. Invalid function code entered.
7 Code not found.
8
Code too short. Programming code length must be ve
(5) digits. User code minimum length is three (3) digits.
9 Not a unique code.
10 Manual programming not allowed.
Test lock operation
If you encounter problems while performing any of the following tests, review the installation
guide and correct any problems.
Mechanical test
1. Rotate the inside lever or depress the push bar to open the door. Operation should be
smooth, and the latch should retract.
2. Insert the key into the keyway and rotate the key and the outside lever to open the door.
Operation should be smooth, and the latch should retract.
Electronic test
1. Press any number key. The lock will beep. Use the default PIN (13579 and “#”) to verify
access.
Normal lock operation
After PIN credentials have been programmed, enter a PIN to operate the lock:
Press a valid PIN. The green LED will blink and access is granted.
The “#” key is used as ENTER key for PINs with fewer than six digits. Default minimum digits
is six (6). PIN length may be manually congured so users do not have to push the “#” key
(see Change PIN length on page 7).
If the PIN credential is entered incorrectly, press “
*
”
to start over.