We purchase FC-103E machine from your company. We want to add all the cards quickly to the machine or when some employee quit the job or lose the card, how to delete the card quickly. How to operate it.
Hello, FCL-103 serial aim at office building, dormitory, rent house, elevator management etc. We develop and research this access control system product lead to add and delete cards simple and quickly. You can operate it as below.
1. Add cards by entering the card number: (1 0 + # + 8-bit card number + # )
NOTE: card printed with “0012345678”, just input: 12345678
2. Add cards quickly: 2 0 + # + card reading
NOTE: It can continuously read cards one by one. When pause reading cards more than 10 seconds,it will exit automatically.
3. Add master card:(2 3 + # + master card reading)
NOTE: In the non-programming status,read the admin card once, the lock will delete the card which read following. In the non-programming status,read the admin card twice(with an interval of one second), the lock will add the cards which read following.
4. Add card by self-number: 2 1 + # + card reading + 3 digit self-number
NOTE: In order to simple memory,for example, you can use 201 self-number to 201 office,one self-number support more than one cards, If you want to add self-number continuously. please finish your 3 digit self-number and input #,you can add next cards continuously.
5. Add master card: (2 3 + # + master card reading + card 4-8 digit password + #)
NOTE: the input command, input password again after read the card.
6. Delete cards by card number: (3 1 + # + 8-digit card number + #)
NOTE: If the card is printed with “0012345678”, just enter 12345678 can be delete after the 8 -bit cards.
7. Delete cards by reading:(3 + 0 + #)
NOTE: This method can simultaneously read multiple consecutive delete the registered cards,as in the reader to stop for 10 seconds,the program will automatically exit the administrative state.
8. Delete cards by self-number: 3 2 + # + 3 digit self-number + #
NOTE: 3 digit number will be delete after input.
