Command #70: Display Active Modes and Activator Identification
Without the need for a user key or an audit key, you can determine the following information on the lock:
Active Modes: Identify which modes are currently active on the lock: FL (First Line Maintenance), ro (Route), or bA (Bank mode).
Access Type: Determine if the mode is in Single (1) or Dual (2) access.
If the activating company used a USB Key Box with version 4.0 or higher software, additional security features are enabled on the lock. For example, Command #70 will display the following details instead of showing zeros, which is the case if the lock was activated with a version below 4.0 or using a PCI card system:
Company Code (Cn-): A unique 4-digit code assigned by Dormakaba to the company that activated the mode. This helps vendors identify the company responsible for service needs at the ATM.
USB Key Box ID (bn-): A 4-digit number assigned to the customer's USB Key Box that created the activation key. This assists in tracking and deterring potential security violations.
Example Output:
`01- 1FL Cn 00 00 bn 00 00`
`02- 1ro Cn 00 00 bn 00 00`
`03- 2bA Cn 00 00 bn 00 00`
Where:
"FL" indicates First Line Maintenance mode.
"ro" indicates Route mode.
"bA" indicates Bank mode.
"1" prefix indicates Single access mode.
"2" prefix indicates Dual access mode.
"Cn" precedes the company code.
"bn" precedes the USB Key Box device ID.