How To Change The User Pin In User Mode - Kingston IronKey Keypad 200 Manual Del Usuario

4. How to Change the User PIN in User Mode

PIN requirements:
• Must be between 8-15 digits in length
• Must not contain only repetitive numbers, e.g. (3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3)
• Must not contain only consecutive numbers, e.g. (1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8), (7-8-9-0-1-2-3-4), (8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1)
Password Tip: You can create a memorable word, name, phrase or any other Alphanumerical PIN
combination by simply pressing the key with the corresponding letters on it.
Examples of these types of Alphanumerical PINs are:
• For "Password" you would press the following keys:
7 (pqrs) 2 (abc) 7 (pqrs) 7 (pqrs) 9 (wxyz) 6 (mno) 7 (pqrs) 3 (def)
• For "IronKey1" you would press:
4 (ghi) 7 (pqrs) 6 (mno) 6 (mno) 5 (jkl) 3 (def) 9 (wxyx) and then 1
Using this method, long and easy to remember PINs can be created.
To change the User PIN, proceed with the following steps.
Instructions
1. Press KEY button once
2. Enter your current User PIN
3. Press the KEY button once
4. Press KEY button twice (double-click)
5. Enter your new User PIN
6. Press KEY button twice (double-click)
7. Re-enter your new User PIN
8. Press KEY button twice (double-click)
Note:
The User PIN can also be changed by the Administrator using the Admin PIN if one exists, refer
to section 14 'How to change the User PIN in Admin mode'. If a mistake was made while defining a new
User PIN or the procedure was not completed, the drive will retain the old User PIN.
LED LED State
Red,
and then the
Red
Solid
indicating successful User PIN entry
Solid
LED
Blue
Blinking
Green
Green
Solid
indicating successful User PIN change
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Green & Blue LEDs will flash together once
Red LED will continue to blink
LED will continue to blink
Red LED switches to a solid
Green LED switches to a blinking
LED continues to blink
Blue LED switches to a blinking
LED
LED continues to blink
Red LED changing to Green
Green LED
Blue
solid LED
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