Reference Manual - Videx, Inc.

Audit Trail Events from CyberKeysCyberLock Events-10EventWrite EventFailedDescriptionFailure to write to memory. Applies to CyberKeys manufactured after October2008.-9 E2 Access Failure to read memory. Applies to CyberKeys manufactured after October 2008.-7 Power restored-6 Software reset-5ScheduledBatteryReading-4 Dead Battery-3 Low Battery-2 CyberPointContact1 Reset2 Multi-keyaccess key 13 Multi-keyaccess key 24 Multi-keyaccess key 35 Multi-keyaccess key 46888Authorized toopenAuthorized toopen (bypassmultikey)Authorized toopen (bypassdelay)Authorized toopen (b)When the key comes up from low or no voltage, the processor starts and triggersthis event. Applies to CyberKeys manufactured after October 2008.A reset of the key at the factory during manufacture or service. Lock columncontains voltage data from battery and capacitor. Applies to CyberKeysmanufactured after October 2008.The key reads and records its battery level daily, after midnight local time. Lockcolumn contains voltage data from battery and capacitor. Applies to CyberKeysmanufactured after October 2008.The battery voltage dropped below operating voltage during one of it periodicreads or during a lock opening. If the read was during a lock opening, the keyemitted a single high tone beep followed by a low tone beep once every eightseconds for one minute. Lock column contains voltage data from battery andcapacitor. Applies to CyberKeys manufactured after October 2008.The key's battery was below its threshold during one of the key's periodic reads orduring a lock opening. If the read was during a lock opening, the key emitted a lowtone beep once every eight seconds for one minute. Lock column contains voltagedata from battery and capacitor. Applies to CyberKeys manufactured after October2008.Contact with a CyberPoint or contact with a lock using a CyberPoint schedule.For keys manufactured after October 2008 this is a non-power related CPU reset.For keys manufactured before that time it is a general reset that applies to all thecategories shown below as event -2 to -20.The first key for multi-key access was accepted by the lock.The second key for multi-key access was accepted by the lock.The third key for multi-key access was accepted by the lock.The fourth key for multi-key access was accepted by the lock.Lock has a multi-key setting bypassed from instruction in schedule.Lock has a delay setting bypassed from instruction in schedule.Lock had no multi-key or delay setting when key was configured. Key wasconfigured to bypass multi-key or delay for this lock.*