To Next PageTo Next PageWhy can't I enter by password on my Sebury IP Access Controller?
You may need to set the password first. The master setting or users can change the original password '1234' to a new 6-digit password. Alternatively, you might be using the wrong password, so ensure you are using the correct one.
What to do if my Sebury IP Access Controller doesn't respond?
If your Sebury IP Access Controller is not responding, it might be in lock mode because of continuously swiping the card or inputting the password more than 10 times. Try restarting the power or waiting for 10 minutes.
How to fix can’t enter by card on Sebury mKey IP Access Controllers?
If you can't enter by card, it might be because the mode is set to entry by password only. Set the device to the correct working mode. Too much interference of power or the power voltage being too low can also cause this issue. In this case, change to a qualified power supply or cable.
What to do if the digits key is invalid on my Sebury IP Access Controller?
If the digits key is invalid, it could be because the entry mode is set to card only or card plus password. Try setting the device to the right working mode.
What to do if my Sebury IP Access Controller is abnormally unlocking?
If your Sebury IP Access Controller is unlocking abnormally, the electric lock mode might be incorrect. Set it to the correct electric lock mode.
General| Brand | Sebury |
|---|---|
| Model | mKey |
| Category | IP Access Controllers |
| Language | English |
Lists key capabilities including user capacity, opening modes, and security features.
Specifies operational requirements such as voltage, current, temperature, and humidity.
Provides step-by-step instructions for physically mounting the access control unit.
Details the connection process using color-coded wires for power and locks.
Procedure to access the system's administrative settings using a master code.
Instructions for modifying the primary security code for administration.
Lists common issues, their potential causes, and recommended exclusion methods.
