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System 6000
TM
Reference Manual_Section 4
4.2 SAFLOK Lock Features
Automatic Inhibiting
Normally, a guest room lock will be set up to operate with more than one guest keycard type (Guest, Alternate
Guest, Failsafe). The lock can be programmed to automatically activate inhibiting between these keycard types.
When a new keycard is used from one of the types, it will prevent previously used keycards for the other keycard
types from activating the lock.
Inhibit Keycard
The Inhibit keycard is used to prevent the current Guest, Alternate Guest or Failsafe keycards from entering a
room. When this keycard is used in the lock and removed, the current keys of these types will not activate the
locking mechanism. This feature prevents guests who have checked out of a room from later reentering the room,
and is normally used by housekeeping after the room has been cleaned.
Block/Unblock Keycards
These keys can be used to temporarily prevent a specific key ID from accessing a lock or multiple locks. A specific
key ID can be blocked allowing remaining key ID’s in the same key group to remain functioning. The block and
unblock key can be assigned to both guest and master level key groups.
Automatic Unlatch/Latch
A lock can be programmed to automatically unlatch or latch at specified times for each day of the week. A keycard
is not required to perform the unlatching and latching activities. When a lock is unlatched, a key is not required to
open the door. The lock may have up to 16 different unlatch/latch times per week. This feature is not available
with the SAFLOK Select lock.
Unlatch/Latch Keycards
A lock can be programmed to allow a keycard to latch and/or unlatch the lock. When a lock is unlatched, a keycard
is not required to open the door. If a keycard is used, the lock will display the normal lights and will function
normally. When the lock is once again latched, a valid keycard is required to release the locking mechanism. This
feature is not available with the SAFLOK Select lock.
Dead Bolt/Privacy Feature – Guest Level Keycards
Each level of the lock can be programmed to indicate whether or not a new key will cancel out the previous guest
keys if it is used when the dead bolt/privacy feature is activated.
If a new keycard is made for the room, and the current guest has set the dead bolt, the new key will not open the
door or update the lock code stored in the lock. This keeps the current guest key from being canceled if a new
guest is mistakenly checked into the room.
Dead Bolt/Privacy Override – Master Keycards
Each type of master keycard can be programmed to indicate whether or not it will override the dead bolt/privacy
function. Usually, one master keycard type (Emergency) is programmed with the capability, and is used only in
emergency situations.
Dual Keycard Entry
A lock can be programmed to require two keycards to be used together in order to activate the lock. The keycards
are encoded “control” and “non ‐ control” keycards, and if only one keycard is used, it will not activate the lock. At
least one of the keycards must be a “control” key, and the keys can be used in any order. Dual entry keycards are
normally used to control access to high security areas.
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