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GAT ECO.Side Lock 7000 BA / NW BA
Operation
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OPERATION
6.1 General
The GAT ECO.Side Lock 7000 BA can operate in "free locker" mode or "personal locker" mode. In free locker
mode, the locker user may select any unoccupied locker they want to use. In personal locker mode, locker users
are assigned a specific locker to which only they have access.
When free lockers and personal lockers are used together in one system, it is recommended that the locker
numbers are unique for both functions. This means that the same locker number should not be used for both a
personal locker and a free locker.
6.2 Target Group
This chapter contains information for the technicians who commission the GAT ECO.Side Lock 7000 BA and who
check it in case of operation problems.
6.3 Operating Modes
The GAT ECO.Side Lock 7000 BA can function in one of the following operating modes:
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Free locker (with or without duration of use function)
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Free locker universal
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Free locker unique number
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Personal locker programming card
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Personal locker expiry date
Requirements for MIFARE and ISO 15693 data carriers
All MIFARE and ISO 15693 data carriers that are used in the system must meet the operating mode requirements
as specified in the following table.
Operating Mode
Requirements for Data Carriers
Free locker
Data carriers must be coded accordingly
Free locker universal
The locker segment must be unused (encoded with all zeros) and the access keys must
be correct
Free locker unique number
All MIFARE and ISO 15693 data carriers are possible
Personal locker programming card
All MIFARE and ISO 15693 data carriers are possible
Personal locker expiry date
Data carrier must be coded accordingly
Table 6.1 - Requirements for data carriers
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