Programming The Touchscreen; Finding Your Default Codes; About Programming - Schlage TouchScreen Deadboltwith Alarm User Manual

PROGRAMMING THE TOUCHSCREEN

Finding your Default Codes

Default Codes are located on the back of the
Alarm Assembly, and on the back of this guide.
Outside Schlage Button
The Schlage button is the fi rst
button you will press in the
programming process.
Green Check Mark
Blinks when a number key is
pressed and when a function is
Programming Procedures
 Extend the deadbolt before beginning.
 Determine how long you want your user codes to be BEFORE adding any user codes. If
you change the user code length after adding user codes, all existing user codes will be
deleted!
Function
Add User Code
Delete User Code
Change
Programming Code
Enable Vacation
Mode
6
complete.
Enter Programming Mode
6 Digit
Programming
Code
6 Digit
Programming
Code
6 Digit
Programming
Code
6 Digit
Programming
Code
Disable Vacation
Mode
 Want to see a video of programming
before you begin? Browse to
www.schlage.com.
 The lock comes preset with a unique
default Programming Code and two
unique default User Codes. You can
either use these codes to operate
your lock or change them using the
instructions in this guide.
 User Codes can also be programmed
using the Nexia Home Intelligence
System. Browse to www.nexiahome.
com for more information.
TouchScreen
Use the numbers on the
TouchScreen to enter codes and
for programming.
Red X
If there is a problem during
programming, you will see the red
error X.
Programming Indicator
Blinks while in Programming
Mode.
Function Steps
New 4-8 Digit
User Code
Blinking
4-8 Digit User
Code
Blinking
New 6 Digit
Programming
Code
Blinking
2 blinks + 2 beeps
Blinking
6 Digit Programming Code
Same New 4-8
Digit User Code
2 blinks +
2 beeps
Same 4-8 Digit
User Code
2 blinks +
2 beeps
Same New 6 Digit
Programming
Code
2 blinks +
2 beeps
2 blinks +
2 beeps