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SAM
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RF Operations Manual 99
Section 5: Keys
© SAFLOK WL 12/20/2007
Creating Emergency Keys (continued)
Note: If a key is not currently in the electronic key encoder, the PC will display an error screen until you
insert a key into the electronic key encoder.
Note: You must keep the USB cable connected between the electronic key encoder base and the PC
while the key image spins on the PC screen. The PC screen will display, “The write operation was
successful! The Key ID for this key is 1.”
Note: The SAM RF System designates
every new key created as Key ID 1.
Each subsequent key you create as a
duplicate key will be designated Key ID
2, Key ID 3, etc. – up to Key ID 64.
Carefully assigning key IDs will increase
the level of security the SAM RF System
provides – allowing you to know exactly
who has which keys and helping you
make sure that any lost or stolen keys
no longer provide access.
10. Click OK on the PC dialog box screen
message to create additional keys. Follow
the procedure described above to continue
creating duplicate keys.
Note: The “Keys Made This Session” number at the bottom of the PC dialog box will change to reflect
each key you create.
Note: It is recommended that you label each key as it is created to avoid confusion later.

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