Applies to: LOQED Touch, and LOQED Pure only when the optional LOQED Touch Display is installed. A base LOQED Pure without Touch Display does not have PIN entry on the door.
Every user can have their own 6-digit personal code when an administrator has enabled code access for that key.
Why LOQED uses two buttons
The LOQED Touch Display uses a two-button system for PIN entry. This prevents fingerprints from revealing which digits are used, unlike a standard 10-digit keypad.
If several wrong codes are entered, the lock temporarily blocks new code attempts. More failed attempts result in a longer lockout.
How to enter a PIN
Use the left button to count up through the digits: 1, 2, 3 and so on.
Use the right button to move to the next digit position.
On the final position, use the right button to confirm the code.
Video demonstration: