LOCKSTATE LS-L500i - Manual (Page 6)

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Detailed Lock Functionality
Four AA（1.5V）Alkaline batteries.
1.Battery
1. The batteries should be changed immediately once you see the LED flashes in red and
hear 6 beeps when press the LockState button.
2. All settings are retained in the memory and will not be affected even if the battery is
completely dead.
3. The lock still can be operated by key even there is a power outage.
2.Low Battery
1. LED flashes green once when successful operation.
2. LED flashes green once when successful programming.
3. LED flashes red 3 times when there is an operation error.
4. LED flashes green1 times when system has been restored to default setting.
5. LED flashes red 6 times if battery power is low.
3. LED Indicator
1. 1 beep sound indicates a successful operation
2. 1 beep sound indicates a successful programming.
3. 3 beeps indicate an operation error (with red light).
4. 1 beep soundindicate that system has been restored to default setting.
5. 5 beeps when codes input error, the operation will stop for system protection.
(Refer to 17)
6. 6 beeps indicate the power of battery is low.
4. Audio Indicator
1. The preset Programming Code is 12345678. Please change this to your own code when
first time operation. This can be done on the keypad (refer to Keypad Programming
Functions Section) or from your online account on the Device Web Manager.
2. There is only one Programming Code for function setting.
3. Programming Code is only for function setting, you can't unlock the door by pressing
Programming Code.
4. Programming code has to be 8 digits in length.
5. Programming code can be changed anytime if needed.
5. Programming Code
1. The preset User Code is 1234. Please delete it and create your personal code when first
time operation. This can be done on the keypad (refer to Keypad Programming
Functions section) or from your online account on the Device Web Manager.
2. Up to 250 sets of User Codes can be saved.
3. User Codes are only used for unlocking the lock, without programming function.
4. User Codes can be 4-10 digits in length.
5. User Code can be deleted or changed anytime if needed.
6. User Code
1. User Codes can be deleted individually. You can reset the same User Code even it was
deleted before.
2. User Codes can either be deleted on the keypad (refer to Keypad Programming
Functions Section) or from your online account on the Device Web Manager.
7. Delete Individual User Code
1. All the User Codes can be deleted at once. You can still reset the same User Codes even
they were deleted before.
2. Auto-locking and Keypad locking function will be invalid after deleting all User Codes and
the lock can only be operated by key. All the electrical functions will be restored when
recreate new User Codes.
6. To be able to unlock the door again, you will need to create new User Codes.
This can be done on the keypad (refer to Keypad Programming Functions section)
or from your online account on the Device Web Manager.
8. Delete All User Codes At Once
1. From the keypad only, you can choose to temporarily disable all active User Codes on
the lock. This is meant to be a privacy function. This does not delete the User Codes,
but just disables them until you enable them again.
2. Please refer to the Keypad Programming Functions section for instructions on temporarily
disabling and enabling User Codes.
9. Temporarily Disable All User Codes
1. You can reset Wi-Fi connection on your lock if needed. This would likely be needed if
you purchase a new router and need to enter the new SSID and password for your new
router into your lock.
2. Follow the Internet Connection Setup Guide provided with your lock.
10. Reset Wi-Fi Connection
1. The door can be unlocked by key, entering a valid User Code on keypad from outside,
by interior turn-piece, or from your online account.
2. To unlock the door on the keypad, enter the User Code and then press the
LockState/Enter button.
11. Unlocking the door