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System 6000
TM
Reference Manual_Section 6
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6.5 Using Program Status Keycards
Program Status Change keycards are used to make changes in the lock’s status. To effect these changes, the
Program Status Change keycards must be programmed into the lock with a Primary Program keycard (PPK).
The program changes that can be made with the Program Status Change keycards include:
1. LED Diagnostics Keycard – Used to turn on LED Diagnostics to determine why a keycard is not
working in a lock. Refer to Section 6 for instructions on using the LED Diagnostics.
2. E2 Disable/Enable Keycard – Used to disable or enable the E2 area of the lock circuit board. A
lock can only be disabled if it is working properly. When the E2 is disabled, no keycards will
operate the lock, the lock cannot be re ‐ programmed until the E2 is enabled. All keycards will
cause the lock to display Mode 4 lights (two red flashes, then all lights flash 4 times) to indicate
that the lock is disabled.
To Disable a Lock’s E2:
A. Use the PPK to obtain a slow flashing yellow light. The PPK must have authorization.
B. While the yellow light is flashing, use the E2 Disable/Enable key. You should see two
flashes of green and yellow lights, then a red flash.
C. If the proper lights do not appear, the E2 has not been disabled. In most cases, you will
see two yellow and red flashes because the PPK did not have authorization.
To Enable a Lock’s E2:
A. Use the PPK to get Mode 4 lights, followed by a slow flashing yellow light. The PPK must
have authorization.
B. While the yellow light is flashing, use the E2 Disable/Enable key. You should see two
flashes of the green and yellow lights, followed by a green flash.
C. If the proper lights do not appear, the E2 has not been enabled. In most cases, you will
see two yellow and red flashes because the PPK did not have authorization.
3. E2 Erase Keycard – Used to erase all of the information in the lock. When a lock is erased, all of
the programming and interrogation information will be lost. The lock will then be initialized
(Mode 1) and ready for programming again. A lock cannot be erased if the E2 is disabled (Mode
4). Refer to the Lock Installation Manual for additional details on using the E2 Erase Keycard.
To Erase a Lock:
A. Use the PPK key to get a slow flashing yellow light. The PPK key must have
authorization. If the lock is not working properly, you may see Mode 3 lights before the
flashing yellow light.
B. While the yellow light is flashing, use the E2 Erase Keycard. The green and yellow lights
will flash two times, followed by a yellow flash.