Outside Unit Programming; Adding Pin Codes - Easy2Access EASY-908 Manual

freely, see the trouble shooting table below for possible solutions. If the
handles turn freely, continue with the next step.
4. Make sure you selected the appropriate rubber gasket for the outside
unit.
5. Close the door and enter the factory-set PIN code to check if the motor
moves smoothly or not. If yes, turn down the outside handle to see if it
can unlock the door or not. If not, view the trouble shooting part of the
manual below to find the possible solution.
6. Make sure the master codes are stored in a safe place; they are the only
codes that can add and delete other codes.

6. Outside Unit Programming

Adding PIN codes

There can be TEN sets individual PIN codes set from the outside unit. The
Set id number ranges from 0 to 9. The first two pin codes are master codes.
The original factory-set system PIN Code is 123. The PIN code can be 1 digit
up to 10 digits.
Record the id numbers with each code in order to easily delete pin codes in
the future.
A. ADD the first Master PIN code
blinks) + New PIN code + *(Green LED blinks) + New PIN code
again + *
When the green LED blinks and one long beep is heard, the operation
has succeeded; if the Red LED blinks, the operation failed.
B. ADD the second Master PIN code
PIN code + *(Green LED blinks) + New PIN code + * (Green
LED blinks) + New PIN code again + *
When the green LED blinks and one long beep is heard, the operation
succeeds; if the Red LED blinks, the operation fails.
C. ADD the User PIN code
codes + *(Green LED blinks) + New PIN code + * (Green LED
blinks) + New PIN code again + *
When the green LED blinks and one long beep is heard, the operation
succeeds; if the Red LED blinks, the operation fails.
Notes: 1."+"is only a follow-up mark, not a functional button.
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E nter *0 + 123 + *(Green LED
：
E nter *1 + the first master
：
E nter *2~9 + one of the master PIN
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