Locks – Using and Programming
Kaba Ilco Lodging Access Control System 135
Group 2 2
Zone 10 10
Area 1 1
The Sub-master levels in the example are the same for the adjacent rooms 501 and 502,
so that only the Guest address needs to be specified when programming room 502
immediately after room 501.
NOTE: No address exists for the One Shot, Adjoining Suite, or Pre-registered
Guest levels, as these keycards use the Guest address. For example,
Adjoining Suite keycards are simply keycards that are encoded with up to
15 Guest addresses in a consecutive block.
If an address is programmed as "0", the lock will not respond to any key-
card at that level. For example, to prevent any Zone keycard from opening
the door, set the Zone to 0. Likewise, the linen storage on Floor 2 to be
used only by Floor 2 keycard holders can be programmed as Room 0 and
Floor 2.
5.3.2 Programming Guest Room Locks
Purpose: To program the addresses of a lock that is a normal
guest room or other room (i.e. not a room in a
Common Door Suite, a Restricted Area or a Common
Area). Most doors in the facility are programmed as
guest rooms.
Level Available Addresses Example
Guest** Guest
One-Shot
Pre-registered
Adjoining Suite
Convention Suite***
16,000 available: 1-99,999*
-
-
-
1-1,100
501
0
Sub-Master Section
Floor
Group
Zone
Area
1-255
1-255
1-255
1-255
1-255
10
5
2
10
1
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