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How do I change the user code on my Roger Technology H85/TDS Keypad Selector?

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MatthewLynn
12/17/2025, 11:31:58 AM

To change the user code on your Roger Technology H85/TDS Keypad Selector, follow these steps:

  1. Storing a New User Code:

    • Enter the existing user code to access the programming mode.
    • Enter 0000 (the red LR LED will illuminate).
    • Enter your new user code (e.g., 12345) followed by ##.
    • If successful, the green LV LED will light up for 2 seconds, and the buzzer will sound.
  2. Activating the User Code:

    • Enter the stored user code (e.g., 12345) followed by an asterisk (*).
    • If the code is in memory, the green LV LED on the keypad will light up.
    • Press and hold the enabled key/channel associated with the user code. For example, if channel B is enabled, enter: 12345*B.
  3. Deleting a User Code:

    • Identify the user code to be deleted (e.g., 12345).
    • Enter ##12345*.
    • If successful, the red LR LED will blink and then remain steady-on.
  4. Changing the Password:

    • To change the password from the default (0000) to a new code (e.g., 12345):
      • Enter **0000# (the red LR LED will illuminate).
      • Enter the new password (e.g., 12345) followed by ##.
  5. Resetting the Password to Factory Setting:

    • If the password is lost, it can be reset to the factory default (0000) using a known user code:
      • Enter **12345# (the red LR LED will illuminate).
      • Enter 0000# to reset the password.

Always consult the Roger Technology H85/TDS Keypad Selector manual for detailed instructions and safety precautions. If you have any programming issues, see the error alerts section in the manual for troubleshooting tips.

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