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How to Set and Change the Predefined Combination Code in Zen22142 Digital Lock Circuit

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How do I determine, set, or change the predefined combination code in this digital lock circuit?

The combination is not entered in software; it is hardwired by choosing which counter output (Q#) is connected to each stage, so changing the wiring changes the code [#21659549][#21659552] Each digit corresponds to a specific output pin on the counter, and when that chosen Q output goes high, it enables the next stage through the gate and pushbutton pulse [#21659552][#21659555] In other words, the lock works by selecting the output from one stage and feeding it to the input of the next stage, like “programming with solder” [#21659549] The OUT pin is the final output of the lock and goes high or low depending on whether the correct sequence has been entered and the lock is in the locked or unlocked state [#21659555][#21659557] So, to set a different code, you physically move the wires/solder connections to different Q outputs on the counters [#21659552]
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  • Counter outputs define the lock combination code

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  • Explains counter-gated digit selection and LED output

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The predefined combination code in the Zen22142 digital lock circuit is set manually by physically connecting the outputs of each counter stage to the inputs of the next stage using soldered wires. Each counter output pin (Q#) corresponds to a digit in the combination, and selecting which output pin to connect determines the code. The circuit operates as a sequence of counters and AND gates, where each stage must be correctly set to progress to the next digit. The "OUT" pin indicates the lock status by transitioning between high and low states, signaling whether the lock is engaged or disengaged. Programming the code involves no software input but requires hardware configuration by soldering wires to designated pins on the ICs to define the combination sequence.
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