Lets hope this lot is helpful enough shall we?
As a thought first, if you have only one code why not leave it there and add a
new one not using the '0'?
Doing that will save the hassle of trying to get the '0' to work while
completing the code change.
Have a look at the NOTE at the bottom first and see what you think.
1. Enter OLD code
2. Press 'Prog' Key (No 4)
3. Display will ask for old code (oc)
Enter old four digit code
4. Display will ask for new code (nc).
Enter new four digit code
5. Press the ‘Clear’ button to register the new code in the system memory and
to return the system to the ‘Day’ state.
6. Repeat steps (1) to (5) to allocate or amend the other three codes if
required. The user can also change the ‘Duress’ code in the same way,
by entering the old code, new code and pressing ‘Clear’.
NOTE: ( AND DO THIS CAREFULLY )
To add a 2nd, 3rd or 4th code for the first time, enter (as OLD code) AAAA for
second code, BBBB for third code, CCCC for the fourth code.
This is the only time that these keys are used as an access code. When an
existing code is to be changed, the user must enter the old four-digit code.
acorn, December 2009