Kaba Saflok SYSTEM 6000, Reference Manual

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System 6000
TM
Reference Manual_Section 6
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6.7 Types of Keycards (continued)
Program Information Keycards (PI)
Program Information keycards are used to program all of the lock information, including lock name, date and time,
DST, autolatch, level programming, key mastering, etc. These keycards must be used with a PPK.
Program Status Change Keycards (PS)
Program Status Change keycards are used to change the status of a lock. They include the LED Diagnostics keycard,
the E2 Erase keycard, the E2 Disable/ Enable keycard and the Battery Disconnect keycard. The Status keycards
must be used with a Primary Program keycard (or Secondary Program keycard if the PPK is not available.)
Standard Keycards
Standard keycards allow changes to a Standard Keycard that is already stored in the lock’s memory. They include
the Resequence Keycard, the Inhibit ‐ A ‐ keycard and the Uninhibit ‐ A keycard. The Resequence keycard is used to
bring the lock’s current keycard sequence information into agreement with the computer’s keycard sequence
information for that keycard. The Inhibit ‐ A ‐ keycard and the Uninhibit ‐ A ‐ keycard affect only the Standard Keycard
they were made to effect.
Display Keycards
Display keycards enable you to display the following lock information by way of the LED’s:
1. EPROM Version (Lock’s Program Version)
2.
Clock Time
3.
Clock Date
4. Autolatch Status
5.
Last Two LPI Records
6.
Knob Turn Switch
7. Dead Bolt Switch Status
8.
Motor Switch Status
9.
Low Battery Life
10. Clock Run Test
11.
LED Lights Test
Starter Keycards
Starter Keycards are provided at the time of installation and consist of ten keycards that can be used in lieu of the
LPI Terminal to program a lock so that it will accept Installer’s or New Construction keycards. The lock will later
need to be programmed by way of the LPI before it will accept keys made form the property’s computer.