Kaba Saflok SYSTEM 6000, Reference Manual

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System 6000
TM
Reference Manual_Section 6
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Code Description
135 Standard and Special Keys: Key is too new, level has limited sequence range and key’s sequence
number is beyond the lock’s key data and range. Make and use a re ‐ sequence key, then try the
original key again.
136 Standard Key: Key is a limited use key and has already been used the maximum number of times.
Replace key with a new key.
137 Standard Key: The key is a new key but the door is dead bolted and the new key cannot be
accepted. If key is for a new guest, the room is still occupied. Assign new guest to another room.
138 Standard Key: The key is a new key and cannot be accepted since the lock is in Mode 3 Override.
Use the current key from another master level instead.
139 Standard Key: The key’s expiration can’t be validated because the lock’s clock date needs
resetting. Reset the lock’s clock. See Section 3.
140 Standard and Special Keys: The key’s expiration can’t be validated because the lock’s clock time
needs resetting. Reset the lock’s clock. See Section 5.
141 All Keys: The key is expired based on the lock’s clock date and time. Replace key with a duplicate
key with a later expiration date and time.
142 Standard, Special & PPK Keys: The key is invalid on this day of week or the lock level is non ‐
operating on this day of week.
143 Standard, Special & PPK Keys: The lock cannot determine if the level should operate or the key is
valid on this day of the week because the lock’s clock date needs resetting. Reset the lock’s clock.
See Section 5.
144 Standard and PPK Keys: The lock cannot determine if the shift key is valid at this time because
the lock’s clock time needs resetting. Reset the lock’s clock. See Section 5.
145 Standard and PPK Keys: The shift key is not valid at this time of day.
146 Standard Key: The lock’s level is pass, but it only operates during certain hours of the day and the
lock cannot determine if the level should operate at this time because the lock’s clock time needs
resetting. Reset the lock’s clock. See Section 5.
147 Standard Key: The lock’s level is pass and its operational times vary by day of week but the lock
cannot determine when the level should operate because the lock’s clock date needs resetting.
Reset the lock’s clock. See Section 5.
148 Standard Key: The lock’s level is pass but it only operates during certain hours of the day and
does not operate at this time of day.
149 Standard Key: Key is current but key’s level is inhibited. Replace key with a new key.