MSL-100E ELECTRONIC LOCK OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Factory Default Codes- User Code: 0 - 0 - 0 - 0
- Master Code: 7 - 7 - 7 - 7 - 7 - 7
- Important information on using the master code:
- The Master Code in single user mode is used as an emergency override code (enter
- Master Code - 
and the User Code will be set back to the factory default code of 0-0-0-0) and is also used to change user settings. - The Master Code in dual user mode is used as one of the two codes in dual user mode and is also used to change user settings.
- The Master Code in single user mode is used as an emergency override code (enter
- We highly recommend that you change the default master code
Single user mode
- Enter - User Code -
- The "Open" LED will signal twice indicating a valid code.
- Turn the handle clockwise while the "Open" LED is GREEN.
- Enter - User Code - - Master Code -
- The "Open" LED will signal twice indicating valid codes.
- Turn the handle clockwise while the "Open" LED is GREEN.
- If an invalid code is entered three consecutive times this will put the lock in a five minute lock-out state. You will not get any response from the keypad during this period.
- Valid Code: Lock will double signal
- Invalid Code: Lock will triple signal
- Important: Please keep the door opened and place in the locked position when changing the user code. After changing the user code please test the new code several times before closing the door.
- The User & Master Code can be set to a 1 to 12 digit code.
- Enter - existing code -
- The "Set" LED is now orange for 20 seconds
- Enter the new code, then press
- The "Set" LED is now orange for 20 seconds
- Re-enter the new code, then press
- The "Open" LED will signal twice confirming the code change is successful.
- If a mistake is made wait 25 seconds and repeat steps 1-6.
- Place lock into single user mode
- Enter - Master COde -
- The "Set" LED is now orange for 20 seconds.
- Enter - 1 - - 1 -
- The "Open" LED will signal twice confirming the setting change is successful.
- Place lock into dual user mode
- Enter - Master COde -
- The "Set" LED is now orange for 20 seconds.
- Enter - 2 - - 2 -
- The "Open" LED will signal twice confirming the setting change is successful.
- The time delay can be set for a period of 1-99 minutes. Delays opening and programming.
- Enter - Master Code -
- The "Set" LED is now orange for 20 seconds.
- Enter - (01-99) - - (01-99) -
- The "Open" LED will signal twice confirming that the setting change is successful.
- or will initiate the Time Delay.
- The "Set" LED will signal once every 2 seconds indicating that the lock is in the delay period.
- AFter the time delay period, a two minute window is given to enter the code.
- The "Set" LED will signal twice every four seconds during the two minute window.
- Enter - Master Code -
- The "Set" LED is now orange for 20 seconds.
- Enter - 00 - - 00 -
- The "Open" LED will signal twice confirming that hte code setting is successful.
- The "Open" LED light turns red during an opening indicates that the battery is low and needs immediate replacement.
- Uses four AAA Alkaline Batteries.
- If batteries are depleted and will not allow lock to open, simply follow the instructions below. The lock contains a non-volatile memory, even with batteries removed the lock will retain all programming.
- Turn the keypad housing counter clockwise and carefully pull away from the mounting plate to expose the battery compartment.
- Remove the four AAA Alkaline batteries and replace.
CAUTION! Hold onto battery terminal to avoid pulling wires out of housing. - Carefully position the keypad into the inserts on the mounting plate and turn keypad clockwise. Ensure that there are no wires or cables trapped between the keypad and the inserts on the mounting plate. Pinched cables result in a short circuit.