Overview of the Schlage CO-100
The Schlage CO-100 is a keypad-only, off-line electronic lock in the CO-Series product line. It is UL294 and ULC-S319 certified, powered by four AA batteries, and available in Classroom/Storeroom or Office functions.
1.1 Product Features
The Schlage CO-100 is a keypad-only, off-line electronic lock designed for secure access control. It features two factory-configured functions: Classroom/Storeroom and Office modes. The lock is powered by four AA batteries, ensuring reliable operation without hardwiring. Constructed with durable materials, it is suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications. The CO-100 includes a backlit keypad for easy operation in low-light conditions and is UL294 and ULC-S319 certified, meeting rigorous security standards. Its keypad-only design eliminates the need for a keyway, enhancing security by reducing potential vulnerabilities. This lock is ideal for commercial settings, offering a balance of convenience, security, and low maintenance.
1.2 Factory-Configured Functions
The Schlage CO-100 is available in two factory-configured functions: Classroom/Storeroom and Office modes. In Classroom/Storeroom mode, the outside lever is locked by default, requiring a valid user code to unlock, while the inside lever remains unlocked for emergency egress. The Office function allows the outside lever to be unlocked by default, locking with a button press, and requiring a code to unlock. These configurations provide tailored security solutions for different environments, ensuring ease of use while maintaining robust access control. The lock’s preset functions simplify installation and setup, catering to specific commercial needs without requiring extensive customization. This flexibility makes it ideal for various applications, from educational institutions to corporate offices.
1.3 UL Certifications
The Schlage CO-100 is UL294 and ULC-S319 certified, ensuring compliance with safety and security standards for electronic locking systems. UL294 pertains to access control systems, verifying the lock’s reliability in securing doors while maintaining safety. ULC-S319 certification ensures the lock meets Canadian standards for electronic locks, providing peace of mind for users. These certifications confirm the CO-100’s ability to operate safely and securely in various environments, including commercial settings. The lock’s compliance with these standards underscores its durability and adherence to industry regulations, making it a trusted solution for secure access control. Additionally, the CO-100 is designed to meet fire safety standards, further enhancing its reliability in critical applications.
Installation Requirements
Ensure proper door preparation, compatible hardware, and alignment. Follow the provided installation guide for mounting the lock and connecting components. Use templates for accurate drilling and placement.
2.1 Pre-Installation Steps
Before installing the Schlage CO-100, ensure the door is properly prepared and compatible with the lock’s specifications. Verify the door thickness and hardware alignment. Check that all components, including the keypad and strike plate, are included. Review the installation manual for specific templates and drilling requirements. Ensure the door is aligned correctly to avoid installation issues. Remove any existing lock hardware and prepare the door for the new lock. Confirm the factory-configured function matches the intended use (Classroom/Storeroom or Office). Charge or install the batteries according to the user guide. Familiarize yourself with the locking mechanism and keypad operation before proceeding.
2.2 Installation Process
Mount the keypad assembly on the door using the provided screws. Align the strike plate with the latch and secure it to the door frame. Connect the cable from the keypad to the lock body. Install the lock body on the opposite side of the door, ensuring proper alignment with the strike plate. Attach the lever or push bar to the lock body, tightening securely. Test the mechanical operation by opening and closing the door. Finally, program the lock according to its factory-configured function (Classroom/Storeroom or Office). Refer to the manual for detailed instructions and diagrams to ensure proper installation and functionality.
Getting Started
Install the lock, test mechanical and electronic operation, and program user credentials. Refer to the user guide for detailed setup instructions and troubleshooting tips.
3.1 First-Time Setup
Begin by installing the lock and ensuring proper mechanical function. Power the lock with four AA batteries. Follow the user guide to enter a new programming code and set up user credentials. Conduct a mechanical test by operating the lever or push bar to ensure smooth latch retraction. Next, perform an electronic test by entering valid user codes to verify proper locking and unlocking. If issues arise, consult the troubleshooting section in the manual. This initial setup ensures the lock operates securely and efficiently, providing reliable access control for all users. Proper setup is crucial for maintaining security and functionality.
3.2 Test Lock Operation
After installation, test the lock’s mechanical and electronic operation. For the mechanical test, rotate the inside lever or depress the push bar to ensure smooth door opening and latch retraction. Conduct an electronic test by entering valid user codes to verify proper locking and unlocking. If issues arise during testing, review the installation guide to identify and correct any problems. Proper lock operation ensures security and functionality, confirming that all features work as intended. Regular testing helps maintain reliability and user confidence in the lock’s performance. Always refer to the user guide for troubleshooting steps if any malfunctions occur.
Manual Programming
Manual programming allows setup of user codes and reset to factory defaults, ensuring proper configuration and security. Resetting deletes all codes, so proceed with caution.
4.1 Programming User Codes
Programming user codes on the Schlage CO-100 involves entering a new programming code, followed by the desired user credentials. This ensures secure access control. The default PIN length is five digits, and each user receives a unique PIN. The process is straightforward: enter the programming code, add the new user code, and confirm. The lock confirms successful programming with an audible beep. User rights are stored internally, providing efficient management of access. This feature is essential for businesses needing precise control over who can enter specific areas. Regular updates to user codes enhance security and maintain access integrity.
4.2 Resetting to Factory Defaults
Resetting the Schlage CO-100 to factory defaults removes all programmed user codes and configurations, restoring the lock to its original settings. To perform a factory reset, remove the interior cover and battery pack, then press and hold the Schlage button until it flashes blue. Release the button and wait for three beeps, indicating the reset is complete. This process deletes all user and programming codes, returning the lock to its default state. The door must be in a locked state before initiating the reset. After resetting, the lock will operate with its factory-configured function, and new user codes will need to be programmed. This feature is useful for initializing the lock in new environments or resolving programming issues.
Battery Management
The Schlage CO-100 is powered by four AA batteries, ensuring reliable operation. Monitor battery levels regularly and replace them when low to maintain proper lock functionality and avoid operation issues.
5.1 Replacing Batteries
Replacing the batteries in the Schlage CO-100 is a straightforward process. First, remove the battery pack from the lock’s interior. Insert four new AA batteries, ensuring correct polarity. Reassemble the lock and test its electronic functionality. Regular battery replacement is essential to prevent operational issues. Always use high-quality batteries for optimal performance. If the lock shows low battery indicators, replace them promptly to avoid service interruptions. Proper battery maintenance ensures reliable access control and security features. Refer to the user guide for detailed steps and troubleshooting tips if issues arise. Battery replacement is a critical part of maintaining the lock’s efficiency and longevity. Always check expiration dates and clean terminals for optimal performance.
5.2 Troubleshooting Battery Issues
If the Schlage CO-100 experiences battery-related issues, start by checking the battery levels. Low batteries may cause intermittent operation or failure to power the lock. Replace the batteries with fresh, high-quality AA cells, ensuring proper polarity. Clean the battery terminals to remove any corrosion or debris. If the lock still doesn’t function, verify that the battery pack is securely connected. Test the lock’s electronic features to confirm resolution. If issues persist, consult the user guide for additional troubleshooting steps or contact customer support. Regular maintenance and timely battery replacement are crucial for ensuring reliable performance and security.
Security Features
The Schlage CO-100 offers enhanced security with UL294 and ULC-S319 certifications. It operates on four AA batteries, ensuring reliable power for its Classroom/Storeroom or Office functions, providing robust access control.
6.1 Access Control
The Schlage CO-100 provides robust access control through unique user PIN codes, ensuring only authorized individuals can unlock the door. The system supports multiple user credentials, allowing administrators to grant or revoke access as needed. PIN codes are securely stored on the lock itself, eliminating the need for external databases or network connections. This standalone design enhances security by minimizing potential vulnerabilities associated with connected systems. Additionally, the lock’s keypad interface offers a user-friendly method for entering codes, making it easy to manage access in various settings, from classrooms to offices.
6.2 User Rights Management
The Schlage CO-100 allows administrators to manage user rights effectively, ensuring that access is granted based on specific roles or permissions. User rights can be programmed to restrict or allow entry during certain times or for specific durations. Administrators can assign unique PIN codes to individuals, ensuring that only authorized users can access secured areas. Temporary rights can also be granted for visitors or contractors, providing flexibility without compromising security. The lock stores all user rights locally, eliminating the need for external databases or network connectivity. This feature enhances privacy and simplifies management in environments requiring strict access control, such as schools or offices.
Maintenance and Care
Regular maintenance ensures optimal performance of the Schlage CO-100. Clean the keypad and lock body with a soft cloth and mild cleaner to prevent dirt buildup and maintain functionality.
7.1 Regular Maintenance
Regular maintenance is essential to ensure the Schlage CO-100 operates smoothly. Clean the keypad and exterior with a soft cloth and mild cleaner to remove dirt and grime. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive materials that could damage the finish. Check the batteries regularly, as low power can affect performance. Replace them annually or when the low-battery indicator appears. Inspect the door alignment to ensure proper locking and unlocking. Lubricate hinges if necessary to maintain smooth door movement. For finishes, touch up any scratches or worn areas to preserve the lock’s appearance. Regular upkeep prevents malfunctions and extends the lock’s lifespan.
7.2 Cleaning Instructions
Regular cleaning ensures the Schlage CO-100 remains functional and maintains its appearance. Use a soft, dry cloth to wipe the keypad, exterior, and finish. For tougher dirt or stains, dampen the cloth with mild soap and water, but avoid soaking the lock. Never use harsh chemicals, abrasive cleaners, or bleach, as they may damage the finish or harm electronic components. Clean one section at a time to prevent dirt from spreading. For stubborn stains, lightly scrub with a soft-bristled brush. After cleaning, ensure all surfaces are dry to prevent mineral spots. Avoid spraying cleaners directly on the lock to protect internal mechanisms. Regular cleaning prevents dirt buildup and maintains the lock’s performance and aesthetic appeal.