Paxos - Defining new codes (e.g. additional Opening Codes, Time Codes, Mutation Codes, Net codes, etc.)

New codes can be set only by holders of the Master Code or, if already enabled, holders of the Mutation Code.

All inactive codes are listed in the submenu “Inactive codes” of the menu “Code functions” of the respective lock.
 

AS384 Management-Suite Software
In the extended mode of the locking system with code format ID+PIN, other codes besides the Master Code and Mutation Codes can also be assigned the right to define new codes, by using the AS384 Management-Suite Software.

During operation, it is not acceptable to use the factory code as the opening code (due to security reasons). Therefore, setting a code to the factory code will deactivate this code immediately upon saving. 

Authorization: Master Code, Mutation Code (can only define Opening Codes) 

Requirement: System status “Unlocked” (door locks and door bolt open) 

To activate other codes, proceed as follows:

1. Wake up display (if necessary) and access menu.
2. Select and confirm the menu option “Code functions”.
3. Select and confirm the desired lock (e.g. lock 1).
Defining new codes (e.g. Time Code)
4. Select and confirm menu option “Inactive Codes”.
5. Select and confirm rm desired code function (e.g. code function Time Code). Note: The Time Code “TC” is a standard code type and is located at position 96 of the code list. Other positions of standard codes are 95 (Net code “NC"), 97 (Mutation Code “MU”), 98 (AND Code b “OCb&”) and 99 (AND Code a “OCa&”).
6. Select and confirm Master Code, or if a new Opening Code should be defined, enter the Mutation Code for the selected lock. Note: If a new Opening Code is to be defined, the Mutation Code can also be entered (if activated).
7. Enter and confirm a new individual code (such as Time Code “TC1”) for the selected lock.
8. Enter and confi rm again specified code (e.g. Time Code “TC1”) for the selected lock.
The new code is stored. From now on, the newly activated code appears in the list of active codes.
9. Repeat steps 3 through 8 for the codes of all locks that you want to redefine.