FAQs

The W4 can be used as a reader or controller. Wiegand 26-37 is supported, both input and output.

To set Wiegand format

9 26-37 # (factory default is Wiegand 26)

Lock Focus wooden fixing type W is suitable for timber panels with a round fixing hole.

It consists of a nut and pronged washer. The pronged washer bites into the timber when the nut is tightened. This prevents the lock from spinning in a round hole.

Data Sheet

Users Manual

Quick Start Guide

Data Sheet

Users Manual

Quick Start Guide

Data Sheet

Users Manual

Quick Start Guide

Users Manual

Users Manual

A large quantity of locking systems utilize the same depth and space measurements, although not all require the same amount of actual cuts on the key. InstaCode when printing a card always displays the maximum number of spaces to suit the largest number that could be required, therefore saving you from having to carrying multiple cards for the same space and depth information.

If you are cutting a key with only four cuts and the card has seven spaces just ignore the other positions that are not utilized with the key you are cutting.

The frequency of a remote control is critical to its working ability with a vehicle.

Vehicles such as the Holden Astra and Vectra range require a specific frequency range per vehicle.

The best way to test the frequency is by checking any existing keys with the AD35 remote frequency tester. Saying that, frequency band width alone is not a single sure way to determine if a remote can be programmed into a vehicle. The radio band is simply used to transmit data to and from the vehicle, which data is transmitted and the data composition is governed by other technologies. A perfect example is again the Holden Astra and Vectra which have identical frequencies and appearance, but can certainly not interchange.

Special care should always be used when entering your code. The keypad is protected with a tough polypropylene material that makes a puncture unlikely, and impossible for dust and debris to interfere with the operation of the push-button keys.

The new plastic dome design is superior to metal domes and will continue to function even if the dome is damaged and collapsed. Our laboratory testing has surpassed 500,000 code input cycles with no failures using a pointed input tool, similar to a ballpoint pen.

Although wear was noticeable after this extensive testing, the lock remained operational. In actual operation, changing codes periodically will prevent noticeable keypad wear.