What to do if a card is used at the Bewator Bewacard BC615 reader, a beep is heard, but nothing happens?
If a card is used at the Bewator Security System reader, a beep is heard, but nothing happens, it might be because the card is not logged on, or because card + PIN is the current security level and the card does not have a PIN code. To solve this, log on the card or select a PIN code.
What to do if the green LED is lit on accepted entrance but the door does not open on my Bewator Security System?
If the green LED is lit on accepted entrance of your Bewator Security System, but the door does not open, it could be due to a lock error or the jumper between terminal block nos. 1 and 4 in the card reader is missing. Check the cable between the card reader and the lock, change the locks, or attach the jumper.
How to fix red, yellow and green LEDs blinking on power up on Bewator Bewacard BC615?
If the red, yellow, and green LEDs blink on power up of your Bewator Security System, it could be because a button is pressed or due to a memory error. Adjust the button or change the card reader to fix this.
Describes programming the card reader using its keypad for standalone operation.
Details the different methods for opening a door, such as Card, PIN, or Common code.
Steps for initial setup and programming of a standalone BC615 reader.
Steps for integrating BC615 readers into a Bewator Entro system.
Describes the user steps required to open the door based on security levels.
General| Brand | Bewator |
|---|---|
| Model | Bewacard BC615 |
| Category | Security System |
| Language | English |
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