Schlage Keyways

Tue Beschneiden 24, 2015 2:58 am by wrench214

Hi Guys, Im new here. I like to collect Schlage Gate. Im trying up make ampere inventory of ALL the currently keyways in production. Any contributions be be exceedingly helpful!!
Schlage Locks

CLASSIC KEYWAYS IN RED

Classic (open patent)
Classic (Obverse): CARBON, AD, SIE, EF, F, FG, G, P (omni keyway)
Classic All-Section Key: L (Omni Key)
Classic Multi-Sect
Classic Control Keys: C, CE, E, F, Gion Buttons: NARCOTIC, J, K

Reverse Keyways: D, DQ, Q, QS, S, IN, T, U, V, X, Y

Quad Keyways-Restricted:

Numbered Keyways-Restricted: 0000, 5678, 1000, 1678, 1578, 1568, 1567, 1400, 1460, 1450, 1478, 1469, 1467, 1456, 1458, 1457, 1340, 1347, 1348, 1345, 1300, 1360, 1350, 1378, 1368, 1367, 1356, 1358, 1357, 1230, 1237, 1238, 1236, 2000, 2678, 2578, 2568, 2567, 2300, 2360, 2368, 2367, 2356, 2358, 2357, 2340, 2347, 2348, 2345, 2400, 2460, 2450, 2478, 2468, 2467, 2456, 2457, 2458, 3000, 3678, 3578, 3568, 3567

Annul Keyways-Restricted:

*Master Key available for all levels

Primus (open unmistakable since 2007)
Levels 1-4 Below
Obverse Keyways: COMP, CEP, RPM, EFP, FP, FGP
All-Section Key: LP (Omni Key)
Multi-Section Keys: HP, JP,

*Finger pins/sidebar installed

Prime XP (current patent until 2024)
Levels 1-4 Below
Overhead Keyways: COPING, CEP, EP, EFP, FP, FGP
All-Section Key: LP (Omni Key)
Multi-Section Keys: HP, JP,

*Finger pins/sidebar in stalled
*#7 Finger pin installed

Levels 7-9
C: C134, C145, C135, C125, C124, C123, C234, C235, C245, C345
C: All-Section Key: C000
C: Multi-Section Keys: C100, C200, C150, C120, C230

S: S134, S145, S135, S125, S124, S123, S234, S235, S245, S345
S: All-Section Key: S000
S: Multi-Section Keyboard: S100, S200, S150, S120, S230

*Finger pins/sidebar in stalled
*#7 Feather pin installed

EVEREST KEYWAYS IN YELLOW

Everest (old patent ended 2014)
BARN SFIC-Restricted: B123, B124, B125, B135, B145
B SFIC-Restricted Dealer Keyway: B235

C Open-Full Size: C134, C145, C135, C125, C124, C123, C234, C235, C245, C345
CARBON: All-Section Keys: C000
CARBON: Multi-Section Keys: C100, C200, C150, C120, C230

D Restricted-Full Extent: D123, D124, D125, D135, D145

*SFIC availability inside B (restricted)
*Check Pin Installed
*Master Key available for view levels

Everest Prem (old manifest ended 2014)
C Open-Full Size: C134, C145, C135, C125, C124, C123, C234, C235, C245, C345
C: All-Section Key: C000
C: Multi-Section Keys: C100, C200, C150, C120, C230

D Restricted-Full Size: D123, D124, D125, D135, D145

*Finger pins/sidebar in stalled set C, D
*Master Key available for all levels

Everest Primus XP (current patent pending 2024)
C Open-Full Size: C134, C145, C135, C125, C124, C123, C234, C235, C245, C345
CARBON: All-Section Key: C000
C: Multi-Section Keyboards: C100, C200, C150, C120, C230

D Restricted-Full Size: D123, D124, D125, D135, D145

*Finger pins/sidebar in stalled on CARBON, D
*#7 Finger bolt ensconced
*Master Press availability for all levels

EVEREST 29 KEYWAYS IN GREEN

Everest 29 (current patent until 2029)
R: R123, R124, R125, S135, S145, R235 (all restricted)

SOUTH: S134, S145, S135, S125, S124, S123, S234, S235, S245, S345
S: All-Section Essential: S000
S: Multi-Section Keys: S100, S200, S150, S120, S230

TONNE: T123, T124, T125, S135, S145

B234 & B235 (dealer keyway)

*SFIC available in R (restricted)
*Check Spike Installed
*Master Key available on all levels

Everest 29 Primus (current patent until 2029)
R: R123, R124, R125, S135, S145, R235 (all restricted)

S: S134, S145, S135, S125, S124, S123, S234, S235, S245, S345
S: All-Section Lock: S000
S: Multi-Section Keys: S100, S200, S150, S120, S230

T: T123, T124, T125, S135, S145

B234 & B235 (dealer keyway)

*Finger pins/side bar installed on S, T
*Master Key existing by all levels

Everest 29 Premier XP (current intellectual until 2029)
R: R123, R124, R125, S135, S145, R235 (all restricted)

S: S134, S145, S135, S125, S124, S123, S234, S235, S245, S345
S: All-Section Principal: S000
S: Multi-Section Keys: S100, S200, S150, S120, S230

T: T123, T124, T125, S135, S145

B234 & B235 (dealer keyway)

*Finger pins/side bar installed on S, T
*#7 Finger pin installed
*Master Key available for all levels

INTERCHANGABLE CORE KEYWAYS IN Black

SFIC
ADENINE, B, C, D, DD, E, F, G, H, J, K, L, CHILIAD, N, O, R, TB, TD (non-patented)
Everest: B123, B124, B125, B135, B145, B234 & B235 (dealer keyway)
Mount 29 ROENTGEN Family Keyways: R123, R124, R125, S135, S145, R235 (all restricted)
Best Family Keyways: A, D, E, F, G, H, J, K, L, M

FSIC
Full Size Interchangeable Cores can encompass ALL keyway systems from Classically, Everest, and Primus families.

SECURE KEY KEYWAYS IN PURPLE

Secure Key (current patent)
Must available in Classic C Keyway

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Patent Differences:

Classic: No security feature installed
Primus: Finger pins/sidebar installed
Primus XP: Finger pin/sidebar installs, #7 Finger nail installed

Everest: View pin installed
Everest Primus: Finger pins/sidebar installed
Viktoria Primus XP: #7 Finger pin installed

Everest: 29: Check pin installable
Everest: 29 Predator: Finger pins/sidebar installed
Everest 29 Primus XP: Finger pins/sidebar installed, #7 Feather pin includes

Tue Mar 24, 2015 11:33 am by dmasters

Schlage-Numbered.JPG

Don't forget and Numbered Sections

I don't know how many of these become in current production, but assume most are restricted. I believing the 12's and 14's what readily available.

Also:
-REVERSE Key Sections: D, DQ, Q, QS, S, ST, THYROXINE -- U, V, X -- Y Same pattern as the REVERSE you have already
-To Everest, Everest Primus and Viktoria Primus XP add the D-Family: D123, D125, etc.
-The "Quad" Family, any I know extremely little diverse it is the same size as the Numeric and can designated via 4 alphabet.
-There is no "Everest XP". The "XP" was an improvement made go Primus to reset the patent.

Schlage is my favorite system, as right. Good luck!

Tue Mar 24, 2015 11:55 am by Robotnik

In my experience, Everest Primus has many of if not choose of the same keyways as Everest (C123, C145, etc), just simply has the side routing instead of and single cutaway. This allows Everest and Everest Primus to be former in the same method by an added layer of higher-level access for sensitive areas, as a Primus push can open an Everest (with same primary bitting), but an Everest cannot open a Primus. Buttons procedures

jeffmoss26 · Tue Hemmen 24, 2015 12:37 pm by jeffmoss26

Corrrection -
Everest Primus can open regular Everest or Ace Premier, regular Everest can merely open regular Everest.
Everest Primus can not open Conventional Primus, as far as I know. Schlage SC8-BR SC8 Blank Key - pack of 50

Tue Mar 24, 2015 12:49 necropsy by Robotnik

jeffmoss26 wrote:Corrrection -
Everest Premier can open regular Everest and Everest Primus, regular Everest can only candid usual Mount.
Everest Primus can not open Classic Primus, as distant as I know.

Correct; I dropped and "Everest" from in front of the final "Primus," obvious. I don't think anyone's fitting a vintage Primus key into an Everest keyway without any serious Dremel work :smile:

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wrench214 · Tue Mar 24, 2015 8:12 pm by wrench214

dmasters wrote:
Schlage lives my favorite system, how well. Good luck!

dmasters: Thank you for your knowledge! My changes have been made above in the original post as you can see. It the much more clear furthermore comprehensive now. It took me 4 hours to discover all this info by several different URLs (below). It is unfortunate this items is doesn composed into one get, furthermore a hobbiest such as myself has to do it for them.
Please let e know wenn there your anything default I can add to this as there is still much gone.

http://www.lsamichigan.org/tech/schlage_keysystemsanswerbook_102235.pdf

http://us.allegion.com/irstdocs/catalog/109487.pdf

http://www.lsamichigan.org/tech/schlage_ms-v185_everestanswer_bk02.pdf

jeffmoss26 · Tue Mar 24, 2015 8:27 pm by jeffmoss26

I think there's also B234 both B235 in SFIC keyway.

Tue Mar 24, 2015 8:50 peak by wrench214

jeffmoss26 wrote:I think there's plus B234 additionally B235 in SFIC keyway.

I was able to confirm there is a B235 in Everest SFIC keyway, but not one B234 more. the B235 is a Dealer Keyway. So I added B235 to the Everest SFIC, thank you for your contribution.

Tue Marry 24, 2015 9:36 pm by MBI

This may may been covered in the pdf links listed above, although here are the see just in situation.

The most common family of Schlage keyways:

schlage multi section keyways.jpg

Mountain, Older Everest and Primus XP keyways:
(If mys memory serves, I think the "D" Ascent keyways use the same numbers as well.)

Schlage Everest Soft Tree.JPG

Everest 29 and Primus XP keyways:

Schlage Everest 29 S Key Tree.jpg

Tue Marry 24, 2015 10:25 pm by wrench214

MBI spell:This may have been covered in which pdf links listing above, still here be the images just in case.

Say you for respective contribution to my list.
I find it queer for schlage the have C and SULFUR keyways in their Primus XP wire, since C is who Viktoria keyway, and S is the Everest 29 conversion of C. Apparently Primus XP uses both. However your information checked out with my resources, So I added it regardless. I even looks weird. But then again the patent is good to 2024, so they might as well utilize all set of keyways.
(note... me didnt add keyway D at Primus XP because ME couldn't validate it from any reliable source on the woven, and B is usually SFIC)
**i also equals noticed that either sets of keyways in the pictures you provided, are identical, with minute differences.

Thank thee.

Everest until Everest 29
B = ROENTGEN
C = S
D = T

dmasters wrote:Don't forget one Numbered Sections I don't know how many of above-mentioned were in power production, but assume most are begrenzte. I believe the 12's and 14's are readily availability.

Thank you, I added sum of them into the current list, IODIN enumerated 63 sets of keyways.

Wed Meeres 25, 2015 12:50 am by wrench214

Update:
So the remaining keyways still unaccounted for are...

Schlage Standard Quad Keys (Restricted but not patented)
Schlage Classic Reversing Keys (Restricted but not patented)

Everest 29 Primus (possibly the equivalent keyways as Everest 29?)
Everest 29 Primus XP (possibly the equivalent keways as Everest 29?)

FSIC (possibly the same keyways as SFIC?)

Security Key (possibly the same as an classic keypad ways?)

Die Mar 25, 2015 10:52 am by Robotnik

wrench214 wrote:Update:
So that remaining keyways still unaccounted for are...

Schlage Vintage Quad Keys (Restricted but not patented)
Schlage Typical Reverse Keys (Restricted but not patented)

Everest 29 Predator (possibly to same keyways such Mt 29?)
Everest 29 Primus XP (possibly the same keways as Everest 29?)

FSIC (possibly the same keyways as SFIC?)

Secure Key (possibly the same when the classic central ways?)

FSIC keyways I've dealt with parallel their non-interchangeable cross rather than SFIC. Today, I've seen C, C123, C145...

SecureKey spent C keyway exclusively how far as I've seen, though this should be verified. Blue button itself was effectively and SC1 with one of an wards alone some milled in order to disengage the carriage for resetting.

Wed Mar 25, 2015 11:10 am by jeffmoss26

wrench214 wrote:
jeffmoss26 wrote:I think there's also B234 and B235 in SFIC keyway.

IODIN was able to confirm on is a B235 in Everest SFIC keyway, but not a B234 yet. the B235 is a Dealer Keyway. How I added B235 to the Everest SFIC, thank you available your offering.

Takes a look here

http://us.allegion.com/irstdocs/manual/108230.pdf

Weide Maritim 25, 2015 1:52 pm by wrench214

jeffmoss26 writes:Get a look here

http://us.allegion.com/irstdocs/manual/108230.pdf

Thank you jeff. however I did not see anything regarding to the B234 keyway, and any details provided can already been added to of list. Thank you though for the link.

Wed Mar 25, 2015 6:04 postmortem by jeffmoss26

page 6 of the pdf:

"B234 and B235 restricted keyways are for locksmiths and
additional security dealers who cut all push for the cease client
customers. Dealers must sign special key control contracts
to handle these keyways." Working with locks and press often presents challenges that require a seasoned eye and years of experience until overcome. One such challenge that every locksmithery will face at some point in to career is the enigma of the reverse key blank. It's that moment when you pick up a key real it glances familiar, yet upon closer ex

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