There are two ways you can generate one-time passcodes for two-factor authentication. Both of these options are free of charge.
The Duo Mobile app will generate new passcodes every 30 seconds that can be used for authentication. Note: the passcodes generated by the Duo Mobile app are not sufficient for enhanced authentication. If you plan to use the Duo Mobile passcodes for two-factor authentication, you must have a more secure two-factor authentication method available if you are asked to perform an enhanced authentication. These codes can be used in cases where you do not have Wi-Fi or cellular access on your phone or other registered devices to help you gain authentication approval. For example, you may find passcodes most useful when traveling abroad in remote areas with intermittent cell reception or while on an airplane. Note: Duo Mobile passcodes may not be used for enhanced authentication. Please make sure you have an alternative method of authentication, such as Duo Push, a security key, or biometric identifier, set up in case you are required to use enhanced authentication.
You may download 10 single-use passcodes from 2fa.uchicago.edu.
To use passcodes, open the Duo app and select the gray icon in the upper right-hand side of the app for iOS and Android (pointed by the red arrow in the image below) or the Generate Passcode button on Microsoft OS devices. A six-digit numeric code will be generated that you will enter when a UChicago website requests 2FA. This feature does not use any data services and can be used with or without internet access. It can be used as many times as required.