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SK-NET™ Operating & Installation Guide - Secura Key

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<strong>SK</strong>-NET<br />

<strong>Operating</strong> & <strong>Installation</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />

5.37 Adding a Facility Code<br />

<strong>SK</strong>-ACP can learn up to 16 Facility Codes and 28SA-PLUS can learn up to<br />

three. While it is best to have a single Facility Code in each system, this is not<br />

always convenient. You can set Facility Codes in a panel or reader by<br />

pressing the reset button and then presenting a sample of ALL the Facility<br />

Codes to a reader while the LED is flashing alternately RED and GREEN.<br />

If there are multiple panels you can repeat this procedure at each, or you<br />

can send the codes from one unit to all the others through <strong>SK</strong>-NET.<br />

1. From the Tree View, right click on the name of a reader that<br />

has all of the required Facility Codes.<br />

2. Select Properties.<br />

3. Click on the Service tab.<br />

4. In the Facility Code section, click on Edit.<br />

5. Click on Close. Click on Send To All.<br />

6. Click Close.<br />

Now that all the readers have been updated with new facility codes, you<br />

need to update the database files in <strong>SK</strong>-NET.<br />

1. From the Tree View, right click on Location.<br />

2. Select Backup.<br />

3. Select All Readers<br />

NOTE: Sending Facility Codes via <strong>SK</strong>-NET is not supported by<br />

the 28SA-PLUS.<br />

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