EVVA e-primo Manual De Uso página 26

Electronic cylinder
Creating delete keys
1 Start programming mode.
2 Hold the copy key briely at the reader.
The light ring will blink orange.

3 Hold the programming or user key, for which a delete
key is to be created, briely at the reader within 5 seconds.
A high-pitched tone will be emitted, the light ring briely

illuminates green.
4 Hold the delete key briely at the reader within 5 seconds.
A high-pitched tone will be emitted, the light ring will

illuminate green. The delete key for the programming or
user key is now created.
You can create multiple delete keys, one after the other,
by repeating steps 3 and 4.
5 Terminate programming mode.
Notice: You should mark all delete keys appropri-
ately for their corresponding keys so that when a
delete key is needed the correct card is available for
deleting. Delete keys should be safeguarded securely
and separately from programming and user keys.
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Please note that delete keys can only be assigned
once to a programming or user key.
Deleting media
Deleting a lost user key
1 Start programming mode.
2 Hold the delete key for the lost user key briely at the
reader.
A descending sequence of tones will be emitted, the

light ring illuminates orange then red. The lost user key
is deleted from the cylinder's memory.
3 Terminate programming mode.
If the delete key is held at the reader during normal ope-
ration, the e-primo cylinder will indicate whether the lost
user key is still valid (green) or not (red).
Deleting a user key which is on-hand
1 Start programming mode.
2 Hold the user key to be deleted (or multiple keys) briely
at the reader.
A descending sequence of tones will be emitted, the

light ring illuminates orange then red. The user key is
deleted from the cylinder's memory.
3 Terminate programming mode.
Deleting a lost programming key,
assigning a new programming key
1 Start programming mode by holding the delete key for
the lost programming key at the reader.
2 Hold the new programming key briely at the reader
within 5 seconds.
An ascending sequence of tones will be emitted, the

light ring illuminates orange then green. The new pro-
gramming key is now assigned and the old programming
key is deleted from the memory.
If no new programming key is held at the reader within
5 seconds, the original programming key remains stored in