Locks – Using and Programming
Kaba Ilco Lodging Access Control System 143
Table 5.3.4a: Addresses for common door #116, part of a Common Door Suite that includes inner doors #117, 118,
119 and 120.
Level Available Addresses Example
Guest Inner Door
Common Door Suite
1-99,999
1,000 available: 1-99,999
117
116
Sub-Master Section
Floor
Group
Zone
Area
1-255
1-255
1-255
1-255
1-255
10
5
2
0
1
Master Bellman’s Master
Grand Master
Emergency Master
-
-
-
All
All
All
Table 5.3.4b: Addresses for Inner Door #117. The Common Door Suite level is specified so that a keycard for inner
doors with the same number in a different Common Door Suite will not give access. The lock
confirms both Guest levels before granting access.
None of the doors in the suite may be part of an Adjoining Suite. Like Guest room doors,
doors in a Common Door Suite are programmed with addresses for the five Sub-master
levels to permit staff access.
Equipment required: FDU
Lock communication cable
Initialization keycard
Programming keycard
Completed Planning Forms
Minimum keycard required: Programming Authorization
Steps to program the Inner Door lock addresses:
1. If this is a first time installation, or if power to the lock has been interrupted,
insert the Initialization keycard in the lock. The red and green indicators should
light, and then only the green indicator should flash. Re-insert the Initialization
keycard if the pattern of indicator lights described is not observed.
2. Swipe a keycard or enter a PIN value having a Programming authorized user
level.
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