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Overview
Only the CM locks (the oldest locks) require a programming credential.
- You need this credential every time you program the locks.
- You use the credential while the serial cable is plugged into the lock and you are holding the HHD.
Currently the programming credential is a key fob. It is easier to use than a key card because of the location and size of the credential reader.
- You do not need the credential when collecting audit data from the locks, but it's good to bring it anyway in case you need to program the date/time for the lock.
Creating a new programming credential
Creating a new credential is not difficult, but it is tedious and time-consuming. For this reason, treat the programming credential with care.
- Remove the back of the lock
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- just like you do when replacing batteries.
- take care to keep track of the screws and, if it pops off, the spring.
- Be careful not to close the door to the room at this point. If you do, the only way to leave is to reassemble the lock.
- On the electronics board,
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- you will see two small, silver buttons next to each other.
- The button on the left is labeled CLR (you have to look closely).
- The button on the right is labeled INI. This is the button you want.
- Press the INI button (the one on the right) three times.
- The red LED light on the front of the lock will light up and stay
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- lit.
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- Present the new programming credential to the reader.
- The green and red
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- LED lights will alternately flash
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- once the credential reader accepts the new credential.
- Be patient. Depending on how old the batteries are, it may take a moment or two for the credential reader to accept the new credential.
- Press and release
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- the INI
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- button one time
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- Test the programming credential with the lock by programming
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- the lock.
- Replace the back to the lock.
- Repeat for
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- the remaining doors.