Implementing the System
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keycards will be made in the same transaction on the FDU, so that all the keycards will
have the same time stamp.
Example of Form B-J:
All copies should be encoded as identical NEW keycards in one transaction of the FDU.
All copies should be encoded as identical NEW keycards in one transaction of the FDU
Keycards Used by Copies
Section 1 Housekeepers, rooms 101-110 3
Section 2 Housekeepers, rooms 111-120 3
Group 1 Lockout Housekeeper Managers 2
Emergency Security staff on duty, & stored in safe 2
Group 1 Housekeeper Managers 2
Restricted Area 3 General Manager (for her office) 1
Grand Master Maintenance Manager 2
6.4 Starting the System After Installation
The System is usually started with the assistance of a Kaba Ilco installer. The System
Administrator should participate closely in the startup to ensure his or her full
understanding of how the system is configured, and to ensure that the choices made
during the startup procedure are appropriate for the security and key control needs of the
property.
In general, starting the System consists of the following major steps:
1. Install the lock hardware:
This step is performed by a Kaba Ilco certified installer, who installs the correct type
of lock or RAC to serve each door, according to the plan previously established.
While the locks are being installed and before they are programmed, the Test Lock
keycard can be used to test and open any door.
2. Initialize the first FDU and set the options that will affect the operation of the
system:
The first FDU is charged and the system time and language are selected. This FDU is
then restarted with a secret external Hotel Code chosen by the management of the
property, which ensures the security of the system. The remaining options for
keycard expiries and FDU operation are selected, and a set of spare keycards for use
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