Each keypad lock with a Deadbolt or Cam locking mechanism can be set for either Shared Use or Assigned Use functionality. To check the functionality of keypad locks, “press the C Button”. The LED will flash red to indicate Shared Use or green to indicate Assigned Use.
Set keypad locks for Shared Use
NOTE: For Cam locks, if the lock is currently in the locked position when switching to Shared Use, the lock will engage and the knob can be turned to the unlocked position.
The images shown are for illustration purposes only and may not be an exact representation of your product.
“Press C Button+Key Button+5+6+Key Button. The green LED will turn on.
Insert the Programming Key. A two-tone beep will be heard and the red LED will flash once.
Set keypad locks for Assigned Use
The images shown are for illustration purposes only and may not be an exact representation of your product.
“Press C Button+Key Button+6+5+Key Button”. The red LED will turn on.
Insert the Programming Key. A two-tone beep will be heard and the green LED will flash once.
A solid, motor-driven bolt that extends into the locker frame.
A rotating metal piece that engages or disengages the lock when turned. Locks with a Cam have a knob or handle to manually rotate the mechanism.
Note: A flat cam is shown for illustrative purposes.
Pressing the Key Button on the keypad will make the LED flash red.
Shared Use is perfect for environments where multiple users need temporary access. A code, or key allows anyone to use the unit, and once unlocked is available for the next user. Locks configured in Shared Use may feature either a deadbolt or cam locking mechanism.
Pressing the Key Button on the keypad will make the LED flash green.
Assigned Use is ideal for personal or dedicated access, where a specific individual or group is given a unique code or key to open a designated unit. The unit remains locked until the assigned user unlocks it using their credential. Assigned Use locks can be configured with a deadbolt, deadlatch, or cam.
