with the actual locking authorisations.
2. Individual or dedicated deletion of authorisations assigned by the Program-Master is not
possible via software; instead, to delete you have to use the Program-Master or reprogram
the locking device.
3. A reprogramming of locking devices automatically results in deletion of all authorisations
created by a Program-Master.
5.8 Opening mode of the locking devices
5.8.1 About the different opening modes of the locking devices
Block mode
A locking device in block mode remains permanently uncoupled, i.e. the door cannot be opened.
An access even with an authorised locking media is no more possible.
Release mode
A locking device which is in release mode remains permanently coupled, i.e. the door can be
opened permanently without necessitating the use of any locking media.
Emergency mode
The emergency mode is similar to the release mode: The locking device remains permanently
coupled so that the door can always be opened without necessitating the use of a locking media.
In contrast to the release mode, the emergency mode cannot be cancelled by the Release-Master,
but only through the Emergency-Key and has the highest priority amongst all opening modes. see
"Hierarchy of the opening modes" on the next page.
Office mode
The office function in locking media can put locking devices into office mode. In the office mode,
locking devices are released for a certain period of time, i.e.during this time, the door can be
opened even without the locking media. After expiry of the time period, the locking device reverts
back to normal mode automatically. In V-NET, the office mode is not limited by time, i.e. a locking
device remains coupled until the office mode is deactivated by the locking media again.
Normal mode
A locking device in normal mode can be opened with an authorised locking media. Unauthorised
locking media are rejected.
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