Saflock LED Light Indicators – dormakaba Americas Knowledge Base

Lock LED indicators for Saflock lock models SL2500, MT Series, Adese Series, RT Series, and QTM series.

Normal Key Card LED Indicators A normal keycard will produce the following LED sequences when used in a lock.
Green Flashing Flashing 12 Times	Indicates a correct keycard was used and will allow entry.
Yellow LED Flashing 12 Times	Indicates a correct keycard was used but the deadbolt is thrown or the privacy button/switch is set.
Yellow LED Flashing 8 Times	Indicates a correct keycard was used but was not allowed entry because of the following conditions: - The door is electronically locked - The keycard (guest level) is inhibited - The keycard (any level) is expired. - The keycard (master) is being used out of the assigned shift time or on an invalid day of the week.
Yellow LED Flashing 2 Times	The keycard is not mastered to the lock
Yellow LED Flash 1 Time	Indicates the lock is not programmed.
One Yellow LED Flash Before Green or Yellow	Indicates the master keycard is about to expire
Red LED Flashing Alternating	Indicates the lock batteries are low.
Red LED Flashing Simultaneously	Indicates the clock in the lock needs to be reset
Red LED Flashing 1 or 2 Times	When the keycard is presented: Indicates the keycard was inserted improperly (backward, upside down, or was not removed) or the keycard does not have a code on it When the keycard is not presented: This indicates that the key switch is stuck
NO LED Activity	Keycard shutdown is in effect Key switch is broken Lock batteries are dead
Special Function Keycard Light Indicators Listed below are special keycards that can be made and used in the locks. These keycards do not open the lock and produce different lock light indicators.
Resequence Keycard Note: If the red LED flashes one time before either of the LED sequences below, a new keycard must be made.
Green and Yellow LED Flashing 6 Times	Indicates that the resequencing keycard worked properly
Yellow LED Flashing 6 Times	Indicates that the lock was not out of sequence
*Inhibit Keycard*
Red LED Flash 1 Time followed by 12 Yellow Flashing	Indicates the lock was successfully inhibited. The current guest level (room, connector, and failsafe) lock codes in the memory of the circuit board will no longer be allowed entry.
Yellow LED Flashing 12 Times	Indicates the lock has already been inhibited
Electronic Lock Out Keycard
Red LED Flash 1 Time followed by 12 Yellow LED Flashes	Setting
Green Flash 1 Time followed by 12 Yellow LED Flashes	Removing
Primary or Secondary Program Keycard
Yellow LED Flashing for 20 seconds
E2 Erase Keycard
Yellow and Green Flashing two times (2x)
Invalid Lock Mode LED Indicators Mode 2 is the mode a lock will be in when it is programmed and functioning properly. If a lock is not in mode 2, all three lights flash at one time when a keycard is used. This indicates the lock has a physical problem, which must be corrected before it will allow keycards to work normally
1 Green, 1 Yellow, 1 Red and then all 3 lights flash (Four Times)	Indicates that the lock is in a fatal test mode. The lock E2 has failed. No Keycards will open the lock. The lock must be drilled.
Red, Green and Yellow LEDS flash at the same time. (Four Times)	Indicates the lock is in MODE 0. There is a problem with the circuit board. • Use the E2 erase keycard. The lock will now be in Mode 1. • Program the lock using the LPI probe and terminal. Open the door with a valid keycard, remove the lock, and replace the circuit board.
Green LED flashes 2 times and all 3 LEDS Flash (Four Times)	Indicates the lock is in MODE 1. The lock is not programmed. - Program the lock using the terminal and LPI probe. - Open the door with a valid keycard, remove the lock, and replace the circuit board.
Two green and Yellow Flashes, then All Three Lights Flash (Four times)	This indicates that the lock is in MODE 3. The circuit board's programming chip is having a problem. - Open the door using the PPK keycard followed by a valid master key, remove the lock, and replace the circuit board.
Two Red Flashes, then all three lights flash (Four times)	Indicates the lock is in MODE 4. The lock is E2 disabled. - Use the PPK keycard then the E2 disable/enable to enable the lock
Two Yellow Flashes, then All Three Lights Flash (Four times) Followed by a Slow Flashing Yellow Light	This indicates that the lock is in MODE 5. There is a problem with the motor switch, or the motor is jammed. - Open the door by using the PPK keycard followed by a valid master key, remove the lock, and replace the entire lockset.

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