I am trying to connect Schlage Connect (Z-Wave) Lock (model BE489ZP) to Smartthings (using new Android app). Following Smartthings instructions, I am asked at one point to enter 5 digits of DSK code. I have no idea what this is and can not find it on a sticker attached to the device (neither I can’t find a QR code).
Any advice ? Is there a way to bypass this requirement ?
Usually it’s a QR code on the surface of the lock that gets mounted to the door (gotta remove inside half of the lock), under the battery cover and/or a sticker in the instruction manual.
I have seen screen print that you have attached. Unfortunately, the back of my devices does not have a sticker as shown on the left side. Instead, I have sticker as shown under “Save this guide” on the right side (the one with the barcode not with square Q/W code). I see model#, Serial number, programming codes and to other numbers without a description).
Hmmm… Can you check the model number again? The Schlage Connect is model 469. Model 489 is the Schlage Encode, which as far as I know is a Wi-Fi lock, not a Z-Wave lock, so it wouldn’t have a DSK code at all.
The outer cases look very similar, but the internals are different.
You are correct, it is BE469ZP. I found DSK code and now I have Schlage connected to Smartthings.
All, apologies for wasting your time.
Now I have to figure out why Smartthings allows me only to lock/unlock and not to manage user codes.
RBoy
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If you’ve lost the DSK code, you can also cancel it, it’ll join using the older S0 security which doesn’t’ really affect the operation, possibly a tad bit slower to respond.