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Import Users & Codes to a New AUSLOCK (Copy eKeys, PINs & Cards)

Mergim Hoxha |

Import Users & Codes to a New AUSLOCK (Copy eKeys, PINs & Cards)

If you’re upgrading to a new lock (or want multiple locks set up the same way), you can import access data from an existing AUSLOCK to a new AUSLOCK using the AUSLOCK-supported app (TTLock ecosystem). This saves time by copying users and credentials across without manually re-creating everything.


What gets copied (and what doesn’t)

  • Transferred: eKeys, all passcode types (PIN codes), and IC cards / key fobs.
  • Not transferred: fingerprints (must be enrolled again on the new lock).
  • Not transferred: Passage Mode and other individual lock settings (you’ll reconfigure these on the new lock).
Important: Your phone must be in Bluetooth range of the NEW lock (the lock you’re importing data to), otherwise the import won’t start.

Before you start (fast checklist)

  • Make sure the new lock has been added to your account and appears in your lock list.
  • Turn Bluetooth ON on your phone.
  • Stand close to the new lock so the app can connect via Bluetooth.

Note: The old lock does not need to be powered on — the access data is pulled from your account, not the physical device.


How to import data (step-by-step)

  1. Open the AUSLOCK-supported app.
  2. Select your new lock.
  3. Go to SettingsImport from another lock.
  4. Choose the old lock you want to copy from.
  5. Follow the prompts to complete the import.

After importing: what you should check

  • Test at least one PIN code on the keypad.
  • Test a card/fob if you use them.
  • Confirm key users can still access via eKey (app access).
  • Recreate any fingerprints on the new lock (these do not transfer).
  • Re-enable any settings you rely on (like Auto-Lock or Passage Mode).

Troubleshooting

  • Import won’t start: move closer to the new lock and confirm Bluetooth is enabled.
  • Some users missing: check you selected the correct “old lock” source and rerun the import.
  • Fingerprints not there: expected — fingerprints must be enrolled again manually.
  • Passage mode / settings not copied: expected — reconfigure these settings on the new lock.

Related guides

If you tell us your old lock model and new lock model, we’ll confirm what will transfer and what needs to be set again.

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