SDC E70PS Series Owner's manual

E70PS Series
PC Managed Electronic Lockset
E7 Software Installation & Operations Manual
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1.0 Introduction
1.1 PC Requirements
2.0 E7 Manager Software Installation
3.0 Before You Start
3.1 LED Indicators
3.2 Testing the Lock Operation
3.3 Lock Initia ization
3.4 Entering/Exiting Programming Mode
3.5 Enab ing B uetooth Communications Mode (Function 80)
3.6 Changing the Administrator PIN Code
4.0 Getting Started
4.1 E7 Manager Layout & Features
4.2 Discovering a New Lock
4.3 Setting the Date & Time
4.4 Quick Start User Programming
5.0 E7 Manager rogramming
5.1 Schedu es
5.1.1 Group Schedu es
5.1.2 Passage Schedu es
5.1.3 Adding Ho idays
5.1.4 Day ight Savings Time
5.2 Groups
5.3 Users
5.3.1 Add/Edit User Access
5.3.2 Copy Users from an Existing Lock
5.3.3 Export User Data to a Fi e
5.3.4 Import User Data from a Fi e
5.3.5 Temporary Users
5.4 Audit Trai
5.4.1 Down oad Events from a Lock
5.4.2 Export Events to a Fi e
5.5 Lock Parameters
Entry Mode
Set Open/Un ock Time
Enab e First Supervisor to Arrive
De ete Temporary Users When Expired
Enab e Two User Codes Required
Set Keypad Lockout Attempts
Enab e Audib e Beep on Key Press
Enab e Anti-Passback Mode
Enab e Remote Input Mode
Enab e Door Position Switch (DPS) Input
DPS Input Configuration
Enab e Auxi iary Re ay (Forced Door, Door Prop, Keypad Lockout, Access Grant)
Enab e Ho dup A arm
5.6 Backup & Restore
5.6.1 Create a Database Backup
5.6.2 Restore a Database from a F i e
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The E70PS Series incorporates SDC’s battery powered, motorized Grade 1 ock with the E7 Lock Management
Software. The software a ows administrators to easi y manage mu tip e ocks & users from a sing e database.
Authorized Users, schedu es and ock configurations are up oaded from a B uetooth-enab ed PC. Audit trai
information may be down oaded and exported as a comma-de imited fi e.
1.1 C Requirements
1 0 Introduction
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2 0 E7 Manager Software Installation
Insert the E7 Manager Insta ation CD into your computer CD/DVD drive.
From the AutoP ay window, se ect Run setup.exe
If AutoP ay is not enab ed on your computer, use Windows Exp orer to access
your CD/DVD drive. From Windows Exp orer, right-c ick on setup.exe and
se ect “Run as Administrator”.
The E7 Manager database uti izes Microsoft SQL Server Compact 3.5 SP2. This
window wi appear if it is not a ready insta ed on your PC.
You must accept the agreement to continue the insta ation.
After accepting the agreement, the E7 Manager Setup Wizard
window wi appear.
Se ect “Next”.
• Supported Operating Systems: Windows XP Service Pack 3, Windows 7, Windows 8 (32-Bit and 64-Bit Systems)
• Processor: 2GHz or faster is recommended
• RAM: 2GB or more is recommended
• Hard Disk Space: 1GB or more is recommended
• Windows Administrative Rights

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Se ect the Insta ation Fo der. The defau t fo der is recommended.
If mu tip e accounts og in the same computer, se ect whether the
program wi be avai ab e to one or a users.
Se ect “Next”.
Se ect “Next” to confirm the insta ation.
Se ect “C ose” to comp ete the insta ation. P ease use Windows
Update to check for any critica updates to the .NET Framework.

3.2 Testing the Lock Operation
To test ock operation before initia ization, enter *741. This temporary code wi un ock the E75 for verifying proper
hardware insta ation. NOTE: The ock wi un ock, but the Green LED wi not ight.
Once a ock initia ization has been performed, this code is no onger va id unti a factory reset is performed. A factory
reset wi erase a the users, ock settings, and return the E75 back into the uninitia ized factory defau t condition.
To Initialize the Lock: Press #9*123456#4-digit Lock ID#
Examp e: Press #9* 123456# 0001#
The above examp e enters a Lock ID of ‘0001’. If mu tip e ocks are used, it is mandatory that each ock have its
own Unique Lock ID (0002, 0003, etc.).
3.3 Lock Initialization
When the ock is first insta ed or after a factory reset has been performed, the E75 must be initia ized with a 4-digit
ock ID before you wi be a owed to enter programming mode. This step is required before using the E7
Management Software.
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3.4 Entering and Exiting rogramming Mode
The E7 Management Software uti izes B uetooth communications to transfer data to & from a ock. You must first put
the ock into Programming Mode to enab e B uetooth. NOTE: Whi e in Programming Mode, the eftmost LED wi f ash
ye ow (once/sec). Twenty seconds of inactivity wi automatica y exit you from programming mode and return you to
operationa (standby) mode.
To Enter Programming Mode:
Examp e: Press #9# 01# 123456#
User 01 with defau t PIN Code 123456 is the Administrator and has fu programming rights. It is recommended that this PIN
Code be changed, as instructed in 3.6. NOTE: The User must be the Administrator or must be assigned to Groups 2-5 to have
programming rights.
Press #9# User No# User PIN Code #
To Exit Programming Mode: Press **#
Examp e: Press **#
3 0 Before You Start
3.1 LED & Audible Indicators
There are 2 LED indicators on the front face of the ock. The eftmost LED may i uminate RED, GREEN, or YELLOW.
The right LED wi on y i uminate BLUE.
Momentary GREEN
From Normal Operational (Standby) Mode,
Momentary RED
From Programming Mode,
= Whi e performing any Function, an intermediate step has been accepted
= In Programming Mode
F ashing YELLOW
= After each key press, or Access Granted
= Error
= Standby Mode, or Keypad Lockout
Both LEDs OFF
F ashing BLUE = B uetooth Enab ed
GRN LED+Beep (Simu taneous)
GRN LED+Beep (x2)
GRN LED+Beep, RED LED+Beep, GRN LED+Beep
= Function Successfu y Comp eted
= Entering Program Mode
YEL LED+Beep, Pause, GRN LED+Beep (x3) = Exiting Program Mode
A ternating RED/GRN LED, then 3 Beeps = On Lock Power Up
= Whi e performing any Function, waiting for user input
Both LEDs OFF

To Enable Bluetooth Mode: Press 80#
B uetooth communication is now enab ed. T he rightmost LED wi f ash BLUE (once/sec).
To Disable Bluetooth Mode: Press
B uetooth communication is now disab ed. T he eft LED wi f ash YEL to indicate the ock is in Programming Mode.
3.5 Enabling Bluetooth Communications Mode (Function 80)
You must enab e B uetooth Communications using the ock keypad before data can be transmitted to & from the ock.
NOTE: You must first be in Programming Mode to enab e B uetooth (Section 3.4). The ock wi automatica y exit
B uetooth Mode after 2 minutes of up oad/down oad inactivity.
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3.6 Changing the Administrator IN Code
User 01 is the Administrator with fu programming rights. The defau t PIN Code is ‘123456’. Changing the
Administrator’s PIN code must be done manua y at the keypad.
NOTE: The Administrator’s PIN code must be 6 digits in ength.
To Change the Administrator PIN Code: Press 03# 01# New PIN Code# New Pin Code#
Examp e: Press 03# 01# 987654# 987654#
You have just changed the Administrator Pin Code to ‘987654’.
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4 0 Getting Started
Start the E7 Manager program by c icking on the E7 Manager Shortcut created on the Desktop
or in the Windows Start Menu
The program wi automatica y open to the ‘Connect’ screen:
4.1 E7 Manager Layout & Features
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Defined Locks Window –A ocks that have been discovered by the software wi appear here. The curren ty
se ected ock is checked & high ighted in B ue. Each ock is identified with a:
Lock ID – This is the ID set during ock initia ization (Section 3.3)
Hardware ID – Bracketed, ye ow text
Location – B ank by defau t.
Last successfu connection date & time
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Discover Button – Used to add new ocks into the database (Section 4.2)
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Menu Navigation Buttons – Used to navigate between the avai ab e software menus:
Connect – Main startup screen. Add or de ete ocks. Up oad and Down oad mu tip e task items.
Groups – Create User Groups (up to 32). Assign Schedu e(s) to User Groups.
Schedu es – Create Group Access Schedu es (up to 32), Passage Schedu es, Ho idays, & enab e Day ight
Savings Time.
Users – Add/Edit/De ete User PIN numbers and/or Card numbers (up to 3,000). Assign or change a Group
# to a user.
Audit Trai – Down oad transactions from the ock (up to 10,000 events). Export audit trai to a fi e.
Lock Parameters – Refer to Tab e of Contents (Section 5.5) for a ist of parameters
Backup – Create a copy of the database on a oca directory
Restore – Restore a saved copy of the database from a oca directory
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Upload/Download Tasks – Used to up oad/down oad mu tip e database categories to/from the se ected ock.
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Message Box – P acing the mouse pointer over a button wi disp ay he p information in this box.
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Lock ID – The 4-digit Lock ID of the current y se ected ock. A ways verify that the desired ock is se ected
before editing any ock parameters.
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The discovered ock(s) wi appear in the window. Se ect the desired ock(s)
to be added to E7 Manager. Se ected ocks wi have a b ue high ighted
border and checkmark.
If on y one ock is discovered, it wi automatica y be se ected.
C ick the ‘Add’ button.
After a ock is successfu y added, it wi appear in the Defined Locks window.
C ick ‘Exit’ to c ose the ‘Discover new devices’ window.
If desired, update the ock Location by
se ecting a ock and c icking ‘Edit’.
Type the new ocation name in the b ank
fie d be ow ‘Location:’, and c ick ‘Save’.
4.2 Discovering a New Lock
To add a new ock, you must first put the ock into Programming Mode, and then enab e B uetooth Mode. Refer to
Sections 3.4 & 3.5.
Navigate to the ‘Connect’ screen (defau t on startup)
Whi e B uetooth Mode is enab ed, c ick on the button.
E7 Manager wi attempt to discover anyB uetooth enab ed device(s)
within range.

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4.3 Setting the Date & Time
Setting the correct date and time is essentia for proper operation of access schedu es, and to maintain an accurate
audit trai .
From the ‘Connect’ screen, check the box next to the
‘Time’ task on the right.
Whi e B uetooth Mode is enab ed at the ock, c ick on
the ‘Up oad (To Lock)’ button.
The Up oad data message window wi appear.
The ‘Waiting…’ message wi change to ‘Comp eted’
when the time has been successfu y up oaded.
C ick on the to c ose the window.
4.4 Quick Start User rogramming
Be ow are step-by-step procedures for two typica programming scenarios. It assumes that the ock has been
initia ized with a Lock ID and that the steps in Sections 4.2 & 4.3 have been comp eted.
Refer to Section 5 for additiona programming options.
Typical Programming Example #1:
A users wi be assigned to Group 06 (24/7 Access by defau t).
Keypad PIN OR Prox Card may be used to gain access.
Un ock Time = 3 seconds (defau t).
Step 1 – Navigate to the Users screen by c icking on the ‘Users’ button.
Step 2 – Verify that both the ‘Va id’ & ‘Enab ed’ boxes are checked for each authorized user.
Step 3 – Verify that the Group fie d is set to ‘6’.
Step 4 – Enter a 4 to 6-digit PIN in the ‘Password’ fie d. If on y Prox Cards are used, skip to Step 5.
Step 5 – Enter a va id card credentia . This fie d consists of the 3-digit card faci ity code + 5-digit card number.
Leading zeros are not required for the faci ity code. If on y PIN numbers are used, skip to Step 6.
Step 6 – When a users have been entered, c ick the ‘Save’ button ( ower right).
Step 7 – At the ock, enab e B uetooth Mode (Section 3.5).
Step 8 – C ick ‘Up oad (to Lock)’.A window wi appear whi e user data is being up oaded to the ock. The
up oad process may take up to 60 seconds.
Step 9 – At the ock, exit B uetooth mode by pressing ,
then exit progamming mode by pressing
Test the new users by entering a va id PIN code fo owed by ‘#’, OR by presenting a va id card to the reader.
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Typical Programming Example #2:
Norma Users wi be have access to the ock during norma business hours (M-F, 07:30 – 17:00).
System Managers wi have 24/7 access, inc uding Ho idays.
Norma Users wi not have programming rights.
System Managers wi have fu programming rights.
Keypad PIN OR Prox Card may be used to gain access.
Un ock Time = 3 seconds (defau t).
Step 1 – Navigate to the Schedu es screen by c icking on the ‘Schedu es’ button.
Step 2 – Create a System Manager schedu e (choose Schedu e #2, for examp e). Se ect a the Days of the
Week. Set the Start Time to 0 : 0. Set the End Time to be 23:59. Check Override Ho idays.
Step 3 – Create a Norma User schedu e (choose Schedu e #10, for examp e). Se ect Monday - Friday. Set the
Start Time to 07:30. Set the End Time to be 17: 0. C ick Save ( ower right).
Step 4 – Navigate to the Groups screen by c icking on the ‘Groups’ button.
Step 5 – Create a System Manager group. Under Group #2, check ‘Schedu e No. 1’. Using the drop-down
menu, se ect ‘Schedu e #2 00:00 23:59’.
Step 6 – Create a Norma User group. Under Group #10, check ‘Schedu e No. 1’. Using the drop-down
menu, se ect ‘Schedu e #10 07:30 17:00’. C ick Save.
Step 7 – Navigate to the Users screen by c icking on the ‘Users’ button.
Step 8 – Verify that both the ‘Va id’ & ‘Enab ed’ boxes are checked for each authorized user.
Step 9 – Verify that the Group fie d is set to ‘2’ for System Managers. Verify that the Group fie d is set to ‘10’
for Norma Users.
Step 10 – Enter a 4 to 6-digit PIN in the ‘Password’ fie d. If on y Prox Cards are used, skip to Step 11.
Step 11 – Enter a va id card credentia . This fie d consists of the 3-digit card faci ity code + 5-digit card number.
Leading zeros are not required for the faci ity code. If on y PIN numbers are used, skip to Step 12.
Step 12 – When a users have been entered, c ick the ‘Save’ button.
Step 13 – Navigate to the Connect screen. Under Select following tasks, check Schedu es Setting, Groups
Schedu e, and User Data.
Step 14 – At the ock, enab e B uetooth Mode (Section 3.5). From the Connect screen, c ick ‘Up oad (To Lock)’.
A window wi appear whi e data is being up oaded to the ock. The up oad process may take up to 90
seconds.
Step 15 – At the ock, exit B uetooth mode by pressing ,
then exit progamming mode by pressing
Test the new users by entering a va id PIN code fo owed by ‘#’, OR by presenting a va id card to the reader.
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5 0 E7 Manager Programming
5.1 Schedules
As a genera ru e, there are four basic steps to adding new users to the E7 Management Software:
1. Create user group schedu es (Section 5.1.1)
2. Create user groups (Section 5.2)
3. Assign user groups to individua users (Section 5.3.1)
4. Up oad changes to the ock
Sections 5.4, 5.5, & 5.6 cover advanced programming functions.
5.1.1 Group Schedules
There are 32 possib e group schedu es. Choose a
schedu e to edit.
Set the Start Time & End Time in a 24HR format (For
examp e, 16:30 = 4:30pm).
Check the Days when the schedu e wi be active.
Check ‘Override Ho idays’ if required. Se ecting this
option wi a ow assigned users to have access on
days designated as Ho idays.
C ick Save.
Enab e B uetooth communications at the ock and
se ect ‘Up oad (To Lock)’
5.1.2 Passage Schedules
A passage schedu e wi un ock the ock for an
extended period of time (e.g., during norma business
hours.)
Notes:
1. On y one passage schedu e time period is a owed
per ock
2. Passage schedu es wi not be active on Ho idays
Set the Start Time & End Time in a 24HR format (For
examp e, 16:30 = 4:30pm).
Check the Days when the passage schedu e wi be
active.
C ick Save.
Enab e B uetooth communications at the ock and
se ect ‘Up oad (To Lock)’

5.1.3 Adding olidays
Up to 32 separate Ho idays may be programmed.
NOTE: Users that are not assigned to a schedu e that
can ‘Override Ho idays’ wi be denied access on
Ho idays.
Using the ca endar, c ick to high ight the day you
desire to configure as a ho iday.
C ick on the ‘>>’ button. The se ected date wi appear
on the right as a ho iday.
Add additiona days as required, and c ick Save.
Enab e B uetooth communications at the ock and
se ect ‘Up oad (To Lock)’
5.1.4 Daylight Savings Time
Using the ca endars,
Set the DST Start Date & End Date. You wi see the
corresponding date change under the “Start date” &
“End date” text.
Once the dates are set, check the ‘Enab e Day ight
Savings Time’ box.
C ick Save. Enab e B uetooth communications at the
ock and se ect ‘Up oad (To Lock)’
NOTE: The DST Start & End Dates need to be set
annua y.
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5.2 Groups
There are 32 avai ab e Groups. Choose a Group to edit.
NOTES:
1. User Group #1 is reserved for the Administrator.
2. User Groups #2-5 wi have programming rights.
3. A other User Groups do not have programming
rights.
Check the box next to the schedu e you want to app y
(Schedu e No. 1, 2, and/or 3). You may app y up to 3
schedu es per Group.
Using the drop-down menu, se ect the desired
schedu e. Schedu es are defined in Section 5.1.1.
C ick Save. Enab e B uetooth communications at the
ock and se ect ‘Up oad (To Lock)’

5.3 Users
5.3.1 Add/Edit User Access
There are 3000 users avai ab e. User ID ‘1’ is reserved for the Administrator. To add an access user,
Check the ‘Va id’ box next to the user you want to add. Unchecking this box wi de ete user.
Check the ‘Enab ed’ box to enab e the user. Unchecking this box wi disab e the user, but not de ete them.
Enter the Group # assigned to the User. Reference Section 5.2.
Under ‘Password’, enter an access PIN #. The PIN must be 4 to 6 digits ong. Skip this step if on y prox cards are
used.
Under ‘Prox Card’, enter a va id card credentia . This fie d consists of the 3-digit card faci ity code + 5-digit card
number. Leading zeros are not required for the faci ity code.
C ick Save. Enab e B uetooth communications at the ock and se ect ‘Up oad (To Lock)’
5.3.2 Copy Users from an Existing Lock
You may copy User Data from a ock that is a ready existing in the database. To copy the user data,
C ick the ‘Import from other ock’ button. A separate window wi appear isting a the existing ocks.
Se ect the ock whose User data you wish to copy by c icking the box.
C ick ‘Import’. A message wi appear confirming that the data has been successfu y imported. C ick Save.
5.3.3 Export User Data to a File
The User database may be exported as a *.csv fi e, viewab e & editab e in Microsoft Exce ®. To export the user data,
C ick the ‘Save as’ button. A ‘Save as’ window wi appear.
Se ect a fi e ocation and name. C ick Save.
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5.3.4 Import User Data from a File
The User database may be imported from a previous y exported *.csv fi e. NOTE: This wi override any existing user
data. To import the user data fi e,
C ick the ‘Import from fi e’ button.
Se ect a .csv fi e to be imported. C ick Open.

5.3.5 Temporary Users
From the Users menu, c ick the ‘Temporary users’ button. The Temporary users window wi appear.
Se ect a User ID from the eft.
C ick on the ‘>>’ button. The user # wi appear on
the right.
Se ect the user by c icking anywhere within the dark
gray box. The box wi be high ighted with a b ue
border and checkmark.
Adjust the Start & End dates as required. C ick Save.
C ose the window. From the Users screen, fo ow
the procedure out ined in Section 5.3.1.
5.4 Audit Trail
5.4.1 Download Events from a Lock
The ock wi retain the previous 10,000 norma
access or a arm events.
C ick on the ‘Audit Trai ’ menu button.
Enab e B uetooth communications at the ock and
se ect ‘Down oad (From Lock)’.
NOTE: Navigating away from the Audit Trai screen
wi c ear the Audit Trai information, and it wi be
need to be down oaded again.
5.4.2 Export Events to a File
Down oaded events may be exported as a *.csv fi e,
viewab e in Microsoft Exce ®.
C ick the ‘Save as’ button. A ‘Save as’ window wi
appear.
Se ect a fi e ocation and name. C ick Save.
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5.5 Lock arameters
The Lock Parameters window a ows the user to:
Se ect ‘Up oad (To Lock)’ to up oad ock parameter changes to a ock, or
Se ect ‘Down oad (From Lock)’ to view/edit an existing ock’s parameters, or
Se ect ‘Import from other ock’ to copy settings from another existing ock.
Enab e B uetooth communications at the ock, and Down oad the existing ock parameters.
Edit the Lock Parameters as required and C ick Save. Enab e B uetooth communications at the ock and up oad the
changes to the ock.
Parameter Description Defau t
Entry Mode Se ects the ock entry mode. Check 'Pin or Card', 'Card on y', or 'Pin and Card' Pin or Card
Set open/un ock time Sets the norma un ock time. 3 Sec
Enab e first supervisor to arrive
Check to enab e. Group and passage schedu es are de ayed unti a user assigned to Groups 2-5 has accessed the ock
Disab ed
Enab e manua passage mode This option is disab ed
De ete temporary users when expired
Check to enab e. Temporary users wi be de eted after expiration when enab ed. When disab ed, temporary users
are disab ed, but not de eted.
Disab ed
Enab e Two user codes required
Check to enab e. Two user codes are required to access the ock. Additiona y, if 'With supervisor/manager' is
checked, one of the two user codes must be ong to Groups 2-5.
Disab ed
set keypad ockout attempts
Sets the number of inva id keypad attempts before the keypad is ocked out (1-9 attempts). Sets the keypad ockout
time (10-255 seconds).
Disab ed
Enab e beep upon key press
Check to enab e. An audib e beep is heard after every key press.
Enab ed
Enab e anti-passback mode
Check to enab e. Sets the time before a PIN or Card can be used again after a authorized access (0-100 secs)
Disab ed
Enab e remote input mode
Check to enab e the remote input on the ock. When a momentary short is detected across the input, the ock wi be
put into one of three modes: Togg e passage mode, togg e ockout mode, momentary bypass mode.
Disab ed
Enab e door position switch input
Check to enab e. Enab e to monitor forced door or door prop conditions.
Disab ed
Door Status Input Config
When the DPS input is enab ed, this sets the contact configuration (N/O or N/C)
N/C
Enab e aux. re ay on force door a arm
Check to enab e the aux re ay output on a forced door. Latches unti a va id card or PIN is presented
Disab ed
Enab e door prop a arm
Check to enab e the aux re ay output on a door prop. Door prop a arm occurs if the door is he d beyond the set time
(10-255 seconds). Latches unti the door c oses.
Disab ed
Enab e Duress (ho dup) A arm
Check to enab e the aux re ay output on a duress a arm. Pressing 99 * before a PIN wi un ock the door & trigger the
ho dup a arm. Re ay activates for 2 seconds.
Disab ed
Enab e aux. re ay on keypad ockout
Check to enab e.
Disab ed
Enab e aux. re ay on access grant
Check to enab e.
Disab ed
Enab e aux. re ay on first key pressed
Check to enab e.
Disab ed
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5.6 Backup & Restore
NOTE: This wi create a backup of ALL ocks in the database. On y one backup is required for a ocks.
C ick on the ‘Backup’ button to create a backup of the database.
Choose a fi e ocation and name to Save the *sdf fi e.
This function can be used to restore a database after a new software insta ation.
C ick on the ‘Restore’ button to restore a database from an existing backup fi e.
Locate and se ect a va id *.sdf fi e to Open.
Se ect the ocks you wish to restore. Se ecting a ock wi high ight the ock with a b ue border and checkmark.
C ick ‘Restore from se ected’.
5.6.1 Create a Database Backup
5.6.2 Restore a Database from a File
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