Keypad EZ Lock Programming Guide - Best Access Systems

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Quick Setup GuidePIN length The Personal Identification Number (PIN) length can be set to 3, 4, 5,or 6 digits. Keep in mind that the shorter number PINs, although more easilyremembered, are usually less secure. Conversely, the longer number PINs aremore secure, but are more easily forgotten. To change the default PIN lengthsee page 3–2.Deadbolt override access This feature lets users unlock the door with a PIN,even when the deadbolt is thrown. This feature only applies for locks withdeadbolts. If a lock does not have a deadbolt, this feature is not used. By default,the user is programmed without deadbolt override access, but to allow thisaccess, see page 3–5.Passage mode access This feature lets users temporarily put the lock into anunlocked state (like a passage set). Then later the same user — or any user withpassage mode access — can return the lock to its normal locked state. By default,the user is programmed without passage mode access, but to allow this access,after programming users, see page 3–5.Unlock duration This feature lets you adjust the time that the lock momentarilyunlocks during access. By default, the lock will unlock and then, after threeseconds, will relock. If some of your users need more time to get through thedoor, you may want to increase the duration. The unlock duration can be setanywhere between 1 and 60 seconds. To change the unlock duration,see page 3–4.Group number This feature lets you set up as many as five groups of users, eachwith a Supervisor. User groups add another layer of security and allow theAdministrator to share the responsibilities of administrating the adding, changing,deleting, disabling and enabling of PINs. Usually this feature is only needed whenat least two area or shift supervisors need to be held accountable for their users’access. By default, the user is programmed as belonging to group one.2–2 Keypad EZ Programming Guide
Setting up alock usingfactory-defaultvaluesQuick Setup GuideTip Temporarily record the codes as you enter them so that you can permanentlyrecord them later using the Lock Group and User Record form on page 5–3.Step To . . . You enter . . . Example . . .12Begin programmingmodeChange AdministratorPIN00# 9998# a20# [any 4 numbers]#[same 4 numbers]#3 Add PINs 10# [any 4 numbers]# #Note: Repeat thissequence, changing thefour numbers each time,up to 50 times.4520# 3197# 3197#10# 4994# #End programming99#modeUse the Lock Group and User Record on page 5–3 to record the PINsthat you added. Record the Administration code in a separate place,and then secure both logs.a. See page 4–5 if you prefer to use the * key in place of the # key.Lights and Sound KeyGrn Red Grn Red Grn RedGrnRedGrnRedProgrammingmode in processCommand entryacceptedData acceptedMotor runsProgrammingmode endedOne toneData entryfailed.Start over.Keypad EZ Programming Guide 2–3
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Page 21 and 22: TASK 3CHANGE THE ADMINISTRATION PIN
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Page 27 and 28: Disabling andenablinggroups of PINs
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