TwinLock B600 CashProtect
Glossary
Manual V.1.04A
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Blocked period / open period (time program)
A blocked period is a time span of one day up to a year during which the system
cannot be opened. Via software CashProtectPro (optional accessory), you can define
up to three blocked periods. Every attempt at opening fails during a blocked period.
You can turn
‘
blocked periods
’
into
‘
open periods
’
. If you do that, opening will not
be possible outside
‘
open periods
’
. Before activating these options, make sure that
time, day of week and date are set correctly. Also see
Block period caused by
terminal change with one lock closed
/ … by input of wrong code
…
.In all three
cases the error message is
‘
Block period
’
.
Default setting: No blocked / open periods
CashProtectPro
Optional accessory. Configuring set, software for systems TwinLock CashProtect.
The user matrix, in which the basic authorisation for users can be defined, is part of
the software CashProtectPro.
Code
Code refers to secret data which users have to transmit to the system before they
can open (or close) locks or perform other tasks. Code can be transmitted in the form
of PIN code, OTC (single-use code) or return code.
Code card
RFID card, to be held closely in front of RFID box of operating unit. It is the carrier
medium for user identification.
Code distribution
Not with B600.
Code validity expiration
Optional, valid for PIN code. Setting range 00-12 months; 00 months = off
With this option selected, the registration date of every PIN code is checked every
time a user tries to open a lock.
The system asks users to change their codes if they have been registered at least as
long ago as the period set for code validity expiration.
Deregister
The lock master has to register PIN codes and code cards at a lock. If the lock master
deregisters PIN codes or code cards at a lock, the users to whom these codes / cards
are assigned cannot open the lock with code / cannot prove their identity with card.
Dual code
4-eye principle (Opening / Configuration / Locking / Release
/ …
)
With the correspondent box ticked (AE.: checked),
•
opening locks,
•
configuring the system,
•
closing / locking locks or
•
entering code during release time
is possible only after two users have proved their authorisation at the lock.
4-eye principle (Opening) cannot be selected simultaneously with
Parallel code
.
Selected users can be authorised to be able to open locks without a second person
even with option
‘
Dual code
’
selected.
Default setting:
‘
Dual code (Opening / Configuration / Locking / Release)
’
off.
Fixed code
Not in use. With special versions, optional setting: users cannot change their PIN
code.
