Kaba Saflok SYSTEM 6000, Reference Manual

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System 6000
TM
Reference Manual_Section 6
© SAFLOK
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6.4 Display Keycards (continued)
Display Motor Switches and Intended Latch State
This Display Keycard indicates whether or not the lock is programmed for a motor. It also displays the current
status of the motor’s switches and whether the lock should be latched or unlatched. Note: The SAFLOK MT and
SL2500 locks have motors. The Select lock, Elevator (ECU) and Remote (RCU) Control Units have no motor.
100’s 10’s 1’s
G Y R
Delimiter ‐ ‐ ‐
HARDWARE MODE PROGRAMMING X
(0 = No Motor, 1 = Motor)
Delimiter ‐ ‐ ‐
MOTOR SWITCH STATUS (0 ‐ 3) X
Delimiter ‐ ‐ ‐
INTENDED LATCH STATE X
(0 = Unlatch, 1 = Latch)
Delimiter ‐ ‐ ‐
If the Hardware Mode Programming indicates a single red flash, the lock has been programmed for a motor. If no
flash appears, the lock has no motor. If the proper lights do not appear, the lock is improperly programmed. You
will need a new STARTER 2 Keycard to correct the problem. If the lock was programmed with an LPI, the lock and
key design are wrong for the lock type. The lock must be reprogrammed with the proper STARTER 2 Keycard, or
the computer design must be corrected and the LPI used again.
If the lock has a motor (SAFLOK MT and SL2500), the Motor Switch Status will indicate on of the following:
Motor Switch Status – Lock With Motor
0 = Problem
1 = OK (Unlatched)
2 = OK (Latched)
3 = Problem
If the lock has no motor (Select, ECU or RCU), the Motor Switch Status will indicate on of the following:
Motor Switch Status – Lock With No Motor
0 = OK (Latched)
1 = Problem
2 = Problem
3 = Problem
If the problem lights appear, the lock’s harness is improperly connected to the circuit board, or for locks with
motors, the motor is jammed or the motor switches are not working properly. Refer to the Troubleshooting
Section of the Lock Installation Manual for instructions to gain entry to a closed door.
If the intended Latch indicates no red flashes, the lock is supposed to be unlatched. If it indicates one red flash, the
lock is supposed to be latched.