Change User PIN | Function 08 |
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Level: User
Function allows the USER to CHANGE their PIN. The change user PIN function adds overall security to the locks by allowing users to change a compromised PIN at their discretion. Management can prevent PIN changes by not making the user base aware of this functions existence.
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| Valid User Code |
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If USER makes an ERROR while changing PIN, OLD PIN will still be VALID.
If USER FORGETS their PIN, Management CAN
Length of Valid User Code = UID and PIN is management defined.
ENTER “#” to return to FUNCTION NUMBER (Step 2) and continue programming.
IF ERROR ON ENTRY OR NO ENTRY IN 5 SECONDS, LOCK WILL
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Function 09 | Holiday Maintenance |
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Level: Master
Function DENYS USERS ACCESS on an observed HOLIDAY. The lock views dates between the start date and the end date as one holiday no matter how many days might actually exist.
Ex.: Start Date 12/24, End Date 12/24= One holiday Start Date 12/24, End Date 12/30= One holiday.
HOLIDAY SCHEDULING MUST BE MAINTAINED YEARLY. PAST HOLIDAYS DO NOT DELETE AUTOMATICALLY.
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To ERASE all HOLIDAYS, enter “0” in place of holiday START DATE then EXIT “*”.
START and END DATE are the same for a ONE DAY HOLIDAY.
For information on the total number of programmable holidays, see page 30.
HOLIDAY SCHEDULING MUST BE MAINTAINED YEARLY.
PAST HOLIDAYS DO NOT DELETE AUTOMATICALLY.
ENTER “#” to return to FUNCTION NUMBER (Step 2) and continue programming.
IF ERROR ON ENTRY OR NO ENTRY IN 5 SECONDS, LOCK WILL
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