Kaba Saflok SYSTEM 6000, Reference Manual

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System 6000
TM
Reference Manual_Section 4
SAFLOK Lock Features (continued)
Pass Feature
This feature is used for special locks such as pool doors, elevators or limited access doors. Certain types of keycards
can be programmed as “pass,” allowing all keycards for that type to activate the locking mechanism. The “pass”
feature can be programmed in several ways:
Pass on Property Number – These locks will allow any keycard made at the property to function in the
locks.
Pass Numbers – Special locks (lounge, elevator, etc.) can be assigned a “pass” number. Keycards with the
same “pass” numbers would have access to the locks. The pass number feature can be automatically
encoded, or selected by the user when the keycard is made.
Locks with the “pass” feature can also be programmed to allow the pass keycards to function only during certain
hours of the day.
Invalid Keycard Shutdown
If ten invalid keycards are used in a lock in a row, the lock will automatically shutdown for one to two minutes. No
indicator lights will be displayed during this period. After one to two minutes, if another invalid keycard is used, it
will cause the lock to once again shutdown. The use of a valid keycard will terminate the shutdown mode.
LED Diagnostics
If a keycard does not work in a lock, LED diagnostics can be activated by the use of the PPK and LED Diagnostics
keycards. After activating the LED diagnostics, the keycard that did not work will cause the light indicators to
display an error code that indicates the reason the keycard did not work. If the inserted keycard is a valid keycard,
the indicator lights will display the normal lights and the keycard will work normally. LED diagnostics can be
terminated by inserting the LED Diagnostics keycard, or will terminate automatically after two minutes.
Low Battery and Clock Reset
If the lock’s batteries are low, or if the clock needs to be reset, a red indicator light will flash when a correct
keycard is used. If the battery is low, the red light will flash alternately with the normal lights when the keycard is
used. If the clock needs to be reset, the red light will flash simultaneously with the normal indicator lights when
the keycard is used.
Each keycard is also programmed to indicate whether or not it will be affected by the low battery or clock reset
condition.
Hassled – The first time the keycard is used, the lock will display only the red indicator light and will not
allow entry into the room. When the keycard is used again, it will display the normal indicator lights, along
with the red indicator light, and the latching mechanism will be released.
Locked Out – The first and each subsequent time the keycard is used, the red indicator light will flash, but
entry to the room is denied, regardless of the number of times the keycard is used in the lock.
Not Hassled and Not Locked Out – When the keycard is used, it will display the normal indicator lights,
along with the red indicator light, and the latching mechanism will be released.
When the clock is reset, or the battery changed, the keycards will operate normally.
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