How Do I Program a Temporary Pin for My Wireless Keypad

Below are instructions on how to set up a temporary garage code PIN. You may authorize access for visitors or service people using this feature.

Programming a Temporary Garage Code PIN

There are two options for setting the temporary PIN.

• Amount of hours the temporary PIN is available for (e.g. temporary PIN works for 36 hours, then expires)
• Number of uses the temporary PIN works for (e.g. temporary PIN works 36 times, then expires)

The temporary PIN number will not open the door once it expires, however, it can still be used to close the door.

You must have a Security+ or Security+ 2.0 garage door opener to be able to set a temporary PIN. Temporary PINs cannot be set when using an external receiver or on a green learn button opener.

The following keypad models that have the ability to set up a temporary PIN:

How to Program a Temporary PIN by Amount of Hours

1. Enter your 4-digit permanent PIN; press and hold the * (star) key until the lights on the overhead motor unit blink three times.
2. Enter the 4-digit temporary PIN you have chosen; press and hold the enter key until the lights on the overhead motor unit blinks four times.
3. Enter the number of hours the temporary PIN should be available for (1 to 255).
4. Press and hold the * key until the lights on the overhead motor unit blink once. The temporary PIN has been programmed.

How to Program a Temporary PIN by Number of Uses

1. Enter your 4-digit permanent PIN; press and hold the * (star) key until the lights on the overhead motor unit blink three times.
2. Enter the 4-digit temporary PIN you have chosen; press and hold the enter key until the lights on the overhead motor unit blinks four times.
3. Enter the number of times the temporary PIN should be active for (1-255).
4. Press and hold the # key until the lights on the overhead motor unit blink once. The temporary PIN has been programmed for the number of times chosen.

For additional assistance: How to Program a Temporary PIN Video