ResortLOCK LockState RL 4000 User Manual page 8

Step 2: Setting Up Your Lock
1. Master Code
Before you can issue new permanent codes on your lock or set the time on your lock, you'll need to
set your master code on the lock. Your lock will not work unless you set up a new master code.
The master code will allow you to program your lock. It will not be used to unlock your door.
Again, it is just for programming purposes. Your master code can be anywhere from 1-6 digits.
The default code master code is 123456. If you ever have to reset your lock, it will go back to the
default master code.
Your New Master Code:__________________ (3-6 digits)
To set your new master code to the lock, enter the following into the lock:
# 123456 # 11 # Your Master Code # Your Master Code Again #
* Press each button slowly, not too fast. After every time you press # you will hear 2 quick beeps
and see 2 quick green flashes and then a flashing red light.
* If done incorrectly, you'll hear a long beep and see a solid red light and will need to start this
step over.
* If done correctly, after the last # you press you'll hear 2 quick beeps and see 2 quick green
flashes and then the keypad light will go out.
* You have now set your new 3-6 digit master code. You are allowed to have multiple numbers like
33433 as your code. Make sure you wrote it down.
* If you lose or forget your master code you will have to reset the lock and start over. To do this,
press the reset button on the back of your lock with a pin or small screw driver. The reset button is
located just below the battery compartment.
2. Setting the Time & Date
This sets the time zone that the lock will be located in so that the codes you issue will be in sync
with the lock.
Enter the following into the lock to set the time zone. Please note that the time is code is in
military or 24 hour time format.
# Master Code # 88 # YYMMDDHHMM #
Example: If the date and time is 05/30/2008 at 3:32PM, you would enter:
# Master Code # 88 # 0805301532 #
* If done correctly you'll hear 2 quick beeps and see 2 quick green flashes and then the keypad light
will go out. If done incorrectly you'll hear a long beep, see the red light, and will need to start this
step over again.
3. Other Functions
For other functionality like setting permanent codes, adding iButtons, auto lock/unlock and
more, please see Appendix A: Quick Operation Guide for more info.
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