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Programming and User Codes
All locks are pre-programmed with a programming code and two user codes. The
programming code and user codes can be changed at any time.
All pre-programmed codes can be found on the yellow sticker on the front of the
Installation Instructions that come with the lock. An identical label is also located
on the inside (part that faces the door) of the keypad.
Programming Code
• Used to manually program the lock using the keypad.
• Used to put the lock into enrollment mode.
• Can only be changed by manually using the keypad. See Manual
Programming Functions on page 5 for more information.
• CANNOT be used to unlock the lock.
• CAN be used to take a lock out of vacation mode at the
keypad. See Vacation Mode on page 4 for more information.
• If you change your programming code and then forget it, you
can reset your lock back to factory settings. See Restoring
Factory Settings on page 4 for more information.
• The web interface is not affected by a change to the programming code.
User Codes
• Used to unlock the lock.
• May be added and deleted manually, using the keypad.
• User codes are assigned to names in the web portal and can be changed,
added or deleted using the web portal.
• If you add a new code to the lock manually, the new code will be displayed
on the web portal with an assigned name of New User (#), which can be
changed at any time.
Turn Lock Feature
When the Turn Lock feature (available on BE369 Deadbolt only) is disabled, a valid user code must be entered at the keypad in order to
lock the lock from the outside.
The Turn Lock feature is enabled by default.
See Manual Programming Functions on page 5 for instructions to disable this feature.