How to Remove all Access Codes from a Premium Metal Wireless Keypad
Overview
In this
article you will learn how to remove all access codes from a premium
wireless keypad. This is done if the keypad needs to be completely wiped
before adding new codes back in. An example of this process will be
provided at the end of the article.
Procedure
Enter the Master Password Then Press 7
The
default master password is "11111". The keypad will give 2 short beeps
if this step is done correctly. If you get a long beep at this step,
your master password may be incorrect.
To reset the master password back to the default, refer to this article: How to Reset the Master Password Back to Default on a Basic Wireless Keypad
Re-enter the Master Password Then Press 7
Re-enter the Master Password Then Press 7 Again
The keypad will gives 2 short beeps indicating all codes have been removed.
Type
a code into the keypad to confirm it no longer makes the light at the
top of the keypad flash and that the gate does not operate.
Example
This example will use the default master password of "11111"
- Enter the master password then press 7
- 11111
- 7
- 2 short beeps
- Re-enter the master password then press 7
- 11111
- 7
- Re-enter the master password then press 7
- 11111
- 7
- 2 short beeps
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