SmartCode 5 Touchscreen Electronic Deadbolt GED1495 Z-Wave User Manual

: June 8, 2024
: Weiser

SmartCode 5 Touchscreen Electronic Deadbolt GED1495 Z-Wave

Installation and User Guide

Required tools

Parts in the box

1. Prepare the door and check dimensions

If drilling a new door, use the supplied template and the complete door drilling instructions available at www.weiserlock.com/doorprep.

A. Measure to confirm that the hole in the door is either 2-1/8″ (54 mm) or 1-1/2″ (38 mm).

Note: Additional door preparation may be required for doors with 1-1/2″ (38 mm) holes. Consult the deadbolt drilling instructions at www.weiserlock.com/doorprep.

B. Measure to confirm that the backset is either 2-3/8″ or 2-3/4″ (60 or 70 mm).

C. Measure to confirm that the hole in the door edge is 1″ (25 mm).

D. Measure to confirm that the door is between 1-3/8″ and 1-3/4″ (35 mm and 44 mm) thick.

2. Install the latch and strike

Install the latch and strike

A. Is the door edge chiseled?

B. Hold the latch in front of the door hole, with the latch face flush against the door edge.

C. Are the latch holes centered in the door hole?

D. Which latch are you installing?

E. Install strike on the door frame.

Make sure the hole in the door frame is drilled a minimum of 1″ (25 mm) deep.

3. Install the exterior keypad

A. Insert cylinder into keypad.

B. What is the diameter of the hole in the door?

C. Install exterior keypad and mounting plate.

4. Install batteries and pair the lock with your smart home system

A. Remove battery cover and battery pack from interior assembly.

B. Install 4 AA batteries in battery pack.

C. Install battery pack.

D. Initiate the pairing process at your smart home controller. Refer to your smart home system instructions for more information.

E. Hold the interior assembly a maximum of 12″ (305 mm) from your smart home controller. When prompted by your smart home system to initiate pairing at the lock, press button “A” on the lock interior one time.

The lock and controller must remain stationary for at least 60 seconds during the pairing process.

F. If pairing is successful, re-name the lock in your system (if applicable). Then, remove battery pack.

G. If pairing is unsuccessful, follow your system’s instructions to remove the lock from the controller, then press button “A” on the lock one time. Once the lock is removed from the system, repeat steps 4D and 4E.

If still unsuccessful, consult the Programming and Troubleshooting Guide on the SmartCode 5 Deadbolt page at www.weiserlock.com.

5. Install interior assembly

A. Connect cable. Ensure tight cable connection.

B. Lay cable flat against the interior housing.

C. Push turnpiece shaft onto torque blade.

D. Secure interior assembly with supplied screws.

6. Perform the door handing process

This step will teach your lock the orientation of your door and is crucial to lock operation.

A. Press and HOLD the Lock button while installing battery pack.

Hold button until the latch bolt starts moving on its own.

B. Did the latch bolt retract and extend on its own when the battery pack was installed?

7. Add user codes (30 max)

It is recommended that you add and delete all user codes through your smart home control system. If your system does not allow this, codes may be added directly to the lock as shown here.

Programming Timeout

If no button is pressed for five seconds, the system will time out and you will need to restart the procedure.

A. Make sure the door is open. Press the Program button the number of times that corresponds to the user code position being programmed.

B. Enter user code. A total of 30 user codes may be programmed.

C. Press Lock button once.

D. What lights and sounds does the lock produce?

*Beeping sound will only be heard if switch #3 (on the lock interior) is in the on positon. See “Switches and Status LED Colors” on page 4.

Mastercode

For enhanced security, a mastercode may be used when adding and deleting user codes. For more information about the mastercode, download the Programming and Troubleshooting Guide on the SmartCode 5 Deadbolt page at www.weiserlock.com.

8. Test the lock (review normal operation)

Confirm that the code(s) added in previous step can unlock the door.

Locking the Door

Locking the Door

Unlocking the Door

Unlocking the Door

9. Re-key the lock (if needed) and install the battery cover

A. Re-key the lock (if needed).

B. Install the battery cover.

Reference Guide

SmartCode at a Glance

System Alerts

*Beeping sound will only be heard if switch #3 is on.

Switches and Status LED colors

Troubleshooting

A complete SmartCode 5 Deadbolt Programming and Troubleshooting Guide is available at www.weiserlock.com.

Deleting a user code

In order to delete a user code, you must override the code by adding a different user code in the same position. For example, if you want to delete the third code, add a different user code in position three.

Test the old user code to make sure it can no longer unlock the door.

If you cannot remember the user code position, you may wish to perform a factory reset to delete all codes associated with the lock.

Factory Reset

A factory reset will delete all codes associated with the lock, and it will remove it from your smart home system.

Factory Reset

Network Information

Adding the lock to the network

During the pairing process, press button “A” on the lock interior once.

Removing the lock from the network

Follow your smart home system’s instructions to remove the lock from the network. When prompted by the system, press button A” on the lock interior once.

Z-Wave System Notes

This product is a security enabled Z-wave product and must be used with a Security Enabled Z-Wave controller to be fully utilized. Z-Wave is a “Wireless mesh network,” and results may vary based on building construction and communication path, with 35 feet+ being typical installed distance from smart home controller. It may be necessary to install additional Z-Wave beaming capable devices that can serve as repeaters to enhance the communication path between the lock and controller for a more robust Z-Wave network.

To assure interoperability, each Z-Wave product must pass a stringent conformance test to assure that it meets the Z-Wave standard for complete compliance with all other devices and controls. The Z-Wave identity mark assures consumers, integrators, dealers and manufacturers that their products will reliably perform with any other Z-Wave device. And, regardless of the vendor, always powered nodes may act as a repeater for Kwikset/Weiser/Baldwin products.

Z-Wave Configuration and Association Parameters are available on the SmartCode 5 Deadbolt page at www.weiserlock.com.

Important Safeguards

Read all instructions in their entirety.
Familiarize yourself with all warning and caution statements.
Remind all family members of safety precautions.
Protect your user codes and mastercode.
Dispose of used batteries according to local laws and regulations.

CAUTION: Prevent unauthorized entry. Since anyone with access to the back panel can change the user codes, you must restrict access to the back panel and routinely check the user codes to ensure they have not been altered without your knowledge. The use of a mastercode can help protect your system’s settings.

WARNING: This Manufacturer advises that no lock can provide complete security by itself. This lock may be defeated by forcible or technical means, or evaded by entry elsewhere on the property. No lock can substitute for caution, awareness of your environment, and common sense. Builder’s hardware is available in multiple performance grades to suit the application. In order to enhance security and reduce risk, you should consult a qualified locksmith or other security professional.

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