AUSLOCK Passcodes Explained (How to Create, Edit & Manage PIN Codes)
Passcodes (PIN codes) let you unlock your AUSLOCK using the keypad — perfect for family, staff, cleaners, guests, or trades. In this guide you’ll learn the different code types and how to set them up in the AUSLOCK-supported app (TTLock ecosystem).
What is a passcode?
A passcode is a numeric PIN that unlocks the door from the keypad. Depending on your lock model and setup, you can create codes that are:
- Permanent (always works until deleted)
- Timed (works only within a start/end time window)
- One-time (works once, then expires)
- Recurring (works on specific days/times — if supported by your lock/app version)
Before you create codes
- Make sure the lock is added under the Admin account (owner).
- Confirm the lock time/timezone is correct (critical for timed codes).
- If you want to manage codes while you’re offsite, set up the Wi-Fi Gateway and enable Remote Unlock.
How to create a new passcode (PIN)
- Open the app and select your lock.
- Tap Passcodes (or Keyboard Password depending on wording).
- Tap Add (or the + button).
- Choose the code type:
- Permanent (for family or staff)
- Timed (for trades/guests)
- One-time (for short visits)
- Enter a name (example: “Cleaner”, “Unit 2 Guest”, “Builder”).
- Create the passcode (either auto-generate or manually set, depending on your lock/app).
- Tap Confirm / Save.
How to edit or delete a passcode
- Open your lock in the app → go to Passcodes.
- Select the passcode you want to change.
- Choose Edit to change the schedule/name (if supported), or Delete to remove access.
Best practice (security + reliability)
- Use unique codes per person (don’t share one “master” code across everyone).
- Name each code so audit logs are easy to read later.
- Use timed codes for guests and trades.
- Review and clean up old codes monthly.
Troubleshooting (if the code doesn’t work)
- Wrong time window: timed codes won’t work if lock time/timezone is incorrect.
- Not synced: if you created the code offsite, you may need the gateway online for syncing (model dependent).
- Keypad entry errors: enter the code cleanly; some locks require a final confirmation key (depends on model).
- Low battery: replace batteries if keypad response is slow or inconsistent.
- Admin permissions: only the Admin/owner can manage all codes.
Related guides
- Remote Lock/Unlock (Gateway required)
- Wi-Fi Gateway Setup (2.4GHz)
- Preset codes for individuals (always-on access)
- Contact Support
If you tell us your lock model and what you’re trying to achieve (family access, cleaners, guests, trades), we’ll recommend the best code type and setup.