1. From the homepage either select Sign In (if you have used this App before), or Sign Up to create a new account.
2. If you are creating a new account fill in the registration form when prompted. We recommended that you make sure Backup on Cloud is selected.
3. You will then receive an email to your registered email address containing a validation code. This will need to be input into the App to validate your email address before you can continue. If you have not done so already, turn on Bluetooth on your device.
Note: Make sure during registration that your password has a minimum of 8 characters, 1 number and 1 capital letter.
1. From the homepage select the + logo in the top right-hand corner.
2. Enter your lock model, also known as a DIN (CL4510, CL5510 or CL5550) and give the lock a name.
Note: The DIN is case-sensitive.
Note: If you are adding a CL5520, use CL5510 as the DIN.
3. Straight away you will need put the lock into setup mode using the below sequence, a ‘•’ equates to a short blue flash.
Setup sequence: #Master Code • 00 • 1 • •
4. This will connect the App and lock. Once completed you will be taken back to the homepage where you will be able to view the new lock.
1. To change a client’s active periods go to the Clients page, swipe left on the lock in question, then select Info and Active Periods.
2. From this page you can set up to 10 pre-scheduled access periods.
Example: The active period below will allow access between 8:00am and 4:00pm, Monday to Friday.
A NetCode client is a code that will only work from a specific date and time, for a set duration.
1. Swipe left on the lock from the App homepage, tap on Info, scroll down to Parameters, then Feature Selection.
2. Make sure the toggle next to NetCode is selected. If it is not, turn it on and then synchronise your lock before continuing.
3. Go to the Clients page, tap the + symbol in the top right-hand corner and select NetCode as the client type, then go to the next page and choose a lock.
Note: NetCode clients do not appear in the clients list.
4. Set the date/time you would like the NetCode to start from.
Note: For a 1 hour NetCode, leave the Duration Day as 0 and set Duration Hour as 1.
5. Either leave the Type as All Time, which will allow the NetCode to be used multiple times within the allocated time period. Alternatively, change this to One Time which will only allow the NetCode to be used once within it's allocated time period, or One Hour which will generate a multi-use NetCode with an hour duration.
6. Tap on Generate to create your NetCode.
7. From the pop-up notification you can either chose to dismiss the NetCode or share it.
Note: The * symbol must be used when inputting a NetCode into a lock.
The NetCode settings can be found within the lock's Parameters.
Important Note: When using the NetCode, you will only be able to use one mode at a time. For example if you are using Standard (both) mode you will be unable to use ACC or URM. If you change the mode to ACC, then you will be unable to use NetCodes for Standard (Both) or URM. Please note this does not effect your code clients.
Note: For up to date logs a synchronisation must be completed first.
2. To export the audit, tap on the Share icon in the top right-hand corner, then select how you would like to share the audit. The options presented will vary on the mobile device being used.
1. Make sure you are within Bluetooth range of the lock (up to 10 meters line of sight).
2. Swipe left on the lock name from the App homepage and select Sync to carry out a synchronisation.
3. This will need to be completed to implement most changes carried out using the App.
Note: The lock name will appear red when a synchronisation is required.
1. The factory default Master Code is #12345678.
2. Select Change Master Code or Change Sub-Master Code to change the code.
3. Input your new 8-digit code, select the tick button in the top right-hand corner, and then synchronise the App to implement the changes.
Note: For security it is imperative that you change the Master Code as soon as possible after setting up the lock.
This feature will put the lock into lock down and will prevent access to all authorised clients, except for the Master Code and Sub-Master Code.
1. Tick the box next to this feature.
2. Synchronise the App.
1. Using Code Free mode you can set the lock to automatically unlock at pre-set times. Up to 10 different Code Free modes can be pre-set at a time.
2. Turn on Code Free mode by selecting the tick box button on the left-hand side, then set your Code Free times and days using the options to the right.
3. You can also activate and suspend all Code Free modes simultaneously by tapping on the Actions button. Suspending all of the Code Free periods will revert the lock back to its operation (locked).
Note: A permitted Code Free period will override a non-permitted Code Free period.
When the REM 2 input has been triggered, the lock will remain open for 30 minutes. This setting will revert the lock to normal operation after 30 minutes has passed.
1. Select Emergency Open Cancellation and wait for the text to turn red.
2. Synchronise the App.
Use this feature to change how long the lock will remain unlocked for after someone has successfully gained access.
1. Open Re-lock Delay and move the slider to select a length of time between 2 and 30 seconds.
2. Tap the tick in the top right-hand corner
3. Synchronise the App.
1. Use this section to select which types of client are allowed to unlock this lock.
2. Synchronise the App.
Use this feature to create a prefix which you can give to a guest, they can then use this prefix to create their own code at a later time.
Change GuestCode Prefix
Use this feature to all prevent all access to the lock, excluding the Master Code and Sub-Master Code, on certain days of the week.
1. Tap the tick box and then open Day Lock Out.
2. Set the days of the week you would like access to be denied, then tap the tick in the top right-hand corner.
3. Synchronise the App.
Please make sure that Use Recommended Settings option is selected.
Note: The only exception to this is if your location does not observe daylight savings.
Codelocks Smart Locks include two connectors called REM ports. The standard behaviour of these ports allows reception desk remote opening (REM 1) and alarm panel trigger opening (REM 2).
These ports have four different modes of operation you can choose from:
Remote Release: In this mode REM1 is used for standard push-button release. REM2 is intended to be used when the lock needs to be released for a longer period. When a switch or relay connected to REM2 is closed, the lock will open for a period of 30 minutes, after which the lock will revert back to normal operation.
Sensor Mode: This mode allows two dry contact switches or sensors (door status and latch monitoring) to be connected. Trigger entry will also be added to the audit trail.
Sensor and Alert: This is a hybrid mode combining the support for a single dry contact switch or sensor (as per sensor mode) and an output. The output can be connected to any compatible device, such as CCTV, with an input that supports the detection of a falling (changing) voltage.
Unlock and Lock Down: This mode supports the connection of two dry contact switches. Connected to REM1, the switch will unlock the lock for the period set by the standard re-lock delay. Connected to REM2, the switch will trigger lock-down mode (only the Master and Sub-Master Code will be able to gain access).
If you have changed your REM behaviour, remember to synchronise the App.
Note: When this feature is turned on the lock will flash yellow when buttons are pressed.
You can change your account details, configure your cloud backup and manage your access key in this section.
1. From the settings page, select User Info.
2. Touch Change Password to change your account password. Please note you will need to know the current password to carry out this change.
3. To change your username simply select User Name, input the revised name and tap on the tick in the top right-hand corner.
This can be enabled or disabled via the switch next to Backup on Cloud. You can also perform a live backup by selecting Backup to Cloud Now.
An access key is required to link C3 Smart locks with a Codelocks Connect Portal account, to generate your key click on Access Key and then select Generate New Access Key.
If a new access key is generated, the link with the Codelocks Connect Portal will be 'broken'. To fix this, delete and re-create any existing locks on the portal with the newly generated access key.
Note: The access key is case sensitive.
In this section you are able to view the legal documentation:
This is currently not an active feature and therefore cannot be used.
1. Open the C3 Smart App.
2. There will either be a notification prompting you to upgrade your firmware which when opened will take you to step 4, or to check if new firmware is available, swipe left on the lock and then tap on Info.
3. Tap on Firmware Version.
4. If new firmware is available for your lock, the upgrade screen will open and show you a page similar to the below.
5. Scroll down and tap on Transfer Firmware to Lock.
6. You may then be prompted to restart the power on your lock and also put the lock into setup mode.
Setup sequence: #Master Code • 00 • 1 • •
7. The firmware upgrade process will take around 5 minutes. Please ensure you do not move outside the Bluetooth range of the lock (approximately 10 meters), or close the App.
The device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: