How many digits does electronic lock have?
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It has 0 to 9 on the key pad, plus # and *. Your pass code however can be 4 to 8 digits long.
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If I remember correctly, it came standard with a four digit code, however, you of course can change it.........I later used 5 digits.
2282482
you can set a three digit combination or leave it on zero's. DONT BUY IT!!! Not worth it, came apart on my first use
125140
Yes, it is a simple process. you can use 6 digits. The keypad has both numbers and letters, which is nice if you want an easy to remember combination.I really like this safe, which is easy to hide behind a picture. Just be aware that it will not recess completely in a 2x4 wall.
1083313
I thought when I read the instructions on mine, it said 4 or 5 digit codes accepted. Yes, order matters. Note that the "keypad" has 1/2 on one key, 3/4, 5/6, 7/8, 9/0, so really FIVE options, not 10. So, 1-3-5-7-9 is the SAME as 2-4-6-8-0. And 1-1-1-1 would be the same as 1-2-1-2, or 1-1-1-2 or 1-1-2-2, etc.
349229
The manual only refers to 10 digit numbers. It says nothing about 11 or more digit numbers. I've never tried an 11 or more digit number.
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You can store up to 13 frequently called numbers (up to 32 digits each). Three of the thirteen stored numbers (E1, E2, E3 located at the top of the display) allows one touch dialing of emergency numbers. For the remaining 10 stored numbers, lift handset, listen for dial tone, press the MEMO button then press Number Button (1-0) where the desired number is stored. It also has last number redial.
278758
There does not appear to be any codes in the locks I purchased. So, the answer is No.
1083315
It needs to be 4-8 characters long. The #1 and #2 button are the same so if your code was 1212 you would just push that first button 4 times.
24123
There is 1 master code and 8 user codes. You can also setup a passage mode where you only need to press 1 number and # to unlock. You can use as many digits as you like but the minimum is 3 I think. The process to add/change codes is quite easy once you do a couple to get the hang of it.
125138
You can set it and you can change it. I know that it can be at least 6 digits, I haven't tried more than that. Wonderful safe.
1108722
Yes, you can repeat the digits. I also want to say that I have never changed a lock in my life, and my 8 year old daughter and I were able to replace our lock and create a new code in about 45 minutes without any additional help. It helps if you read through the instruction manual couple of times.
801156
Im sorry I cant tell you how many codes the locks support. I never read the instructions. But it works fine!!
2238689
That must be for a different safe. The one I purchased 2087F-BD, is NOT digital. It has a rotating combination lock and a set of keys. I think they 'blended' descriptions for similar sized safes.
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Mine came with a number (i.e. 10) and a key. You don't get to choose the combination.
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Thank you for contacting us. There should be one more digit after the dash. Can you double check the number?
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The user can use a minimum of three entries, or a maximum of six entries, for access code. &#9679; For each entry of the access code, the user may choose one, more tha n one or ALL of the buttons on the keypad in combination I have attached a link to where you can download the manual and look at the specs. Thanks http://assets.academy.com/mgen/35/10237735.pdf
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Oh wow, I can't remember. They must follow the industry standards so try 0000 or 0123 or 1234