In the event where it is known the code will never need to be changed on the door, the deactivating on door code change plug from the accessory pack can be fitted prior to the unit being fitted to the door.

On the back of the keypad you will see a hole with a indicating arrow in the top centre.

Using the on door code change deactivation plug, insert into the hole with the indicating arrow. Ensuring that the dome part facing upwards as per image below.

Please note that if the on door code change deactivation plug is fitted and the unit is fitted to the door, the code will not be able to be changed on the door. If at a later date the on the door code change function is required, the unit will need to be Removed from the door and the on door code change deactivation plug removed.

To deactivate the free passage function, the free passage deactivation plug from the accessory pack will need to be fitted prior to the unit being fitted to the door.

On the back of the keypad you will see the slot located behind the ‘F button.

Using the free passage deactivation plug, insert into the slot marked ‘F on the back of the keypad. Ensuring that the dome part
facing upwards as per the image below.

Please note that if the free passage deactivation plug is fitted and the unit is fitted to the door, the free passage function will not able to be used. If at a later date the free passage function is required, the unit will need to be removed from the door and the free passage deactivation plug removed.

Setting the keypad into free passage mode.

To operate the free passage function on the keypad, the correct code will need to be entered into the keypad, rotate the handle fully and press the 'F' button - the keypad is now in passage mode.

Returning the keypad to locked mode.

Rotate the handle fully and press the 'C' button, an audible click will be heard the keypad handle can then be released, the keypad is now reverted back to locked mode.

Operating the Free Passage Function

Free passage is a function which allows the handle to free turn without the need the enter the code every time a user passes through the door.

Setting the keypad into free passage mode
To operate the free passage function on the keypad, the correct code will need to be entered into the keypad; the handle rotated and held down then the ‘F button pressed - the handle will now be free turning and withdrawing the latch.

Returning the keypad to the locked mode
To take the keypad out of the free passage mode, the keypad handle will need to be rotated and held down then the ‘C button pressed; an audible click will be heard the keypad handle can be released, the coding chamber will reset and the keypad handle will now be in locked mode.