Installing the Keyless CompX StealthLock® Cabinet Locking System

by Jerry Levine
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Important: When in the learn mode, slowly enter codes and functions only when the green LED on the Transmitter Pad is not illuminated. There is a 60 second programming time limit to each step. If you time out or make an error, programming will end and you will need to restart from the beginning. If the green LED is illuminated, the keystrokes will not be read.

Using the Transmitter Pad, enter the current Supervisor Code and press the Unlock button. When the green LED on the Transmitter Pad extinguishes, enter the new Supervisor Code and press the Lock button. Wait until the Transmitter Pad’s green LED extinguishes. Then re-enter the new Supervisor Code and press the Lock button.

If the programming was successful, the green LED on the Receiver Latch will stay illuminated for 3 seconds, extinguish and exit the learning mode. Test the new Supervisor Code to unlock the Receiver Latch to be certain it is properly programmed.

If the green LED does not stay illuminated for three second, check to be certain the existing Supervisor Code will unlock the Receiver Latch and then start over.

The StealthLock also features several modes of operation and reset ability. The modes and resets can only be modified with the Supervisor Code. They include:

  • Programming Single-Use Mode or Non Single-Use Mode
  • Programming Self-Lock Mode or Passage Mode
  • Programming Learn Disable or Learn Enable
  • Reset Factory Default Settings
  • Clear User Code

In the print version of this article, we will only address the rest factory default procedure. More detailed programming instructions for the other modes will be covered in the expanded online version of this article, available at www.locksmithledger.com.

 

Reset Factory Default Settings

The Reset Factory Default Settings returns the lock to its original factory settings places the StealthLock Receiver Latch into a Non Single Use Mode, Passage Mode, and Learn Enable Mode. It does not reset the User or Supervisor Code. The Supervisor Code is required for this programming function.

Important: When in the learn mode, slowly enter codes and functions only when the green LED on the Transmitter Pad is not illuminated. There is a 60-second programming time limit to each step. If you time out or make an error, programming will end and you will need to restart from the beginning. If the green LED is illuminated, the keystrokes will not be read.

To program the Reset Factory Default Settings, press and hold the Receiver Latch learn button until the yellow LED begins the three-blink pattern.

Enter the Supervisor Code and press the Unlock button.

To program the Reset Factory Default Settings, enter 4444 and press the Lock button.

If the programming was successful, the green LED on the Receiver Latch will flash twice. If the Single-Use Mode was reset, the User Code will default to 0000.

To leave the learn mode, enter 9999 and the Lock button to exit the learn mode. Test lock function for proper operation.

 

Clear User Pin Code

The Clear User Pin Code returns the User Code back the factory default 0000. It does not reset any other mode or feature of the StealthLock. (Requires the Supervisor Code)

To program the Clear User Pin Code, press and hold the Receiver Latch learn button until the yellow LED begins the three-blink pattern.

Enter the Supervisor Code and press the Unlock button.

To program the Clear User Pin Code, enter 8888 and press the Lock button.

If the programming was successful, the green LED on the Receiver Latch will flash twice. If the Single Use Mode was reset, the User Code will default to 0000.

To leave the learn mode, enter 9999 and the Lock button to exit the learn mode. Test lock function for proper operation.

Standard operation of the StealthLock is four unlocking and locking cycles per day. CompX recommends changing all batteries annually.

Important: In the event of battery failure, the StealthLock has been designed for forced entry into the cabinet. The StealthLock strike plate pin is designed to shear away at 80lbs of force. A new strike plate will then be needed to make the lock operational.

Auxiliary power is an option for the receiver latches using an optional CompX RL-AP1 Power Supply or the RL-APC-9VJ-10 Power Cord. The power code uses a 9Volt battery. Up to ten receiver latches can be powered using one power cord or power supply.

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