Open Lock During Time Delay Using Override with FOB in LA GARD 700 Series Lock

Question

How to Open Lock During Time Delay Using Override with FOB in LA GARD 700 Series Lock?

Answer

This feature is only available on the Model 705. The Time Delay Menu is presented after User(s) entered valid credential(s) while Time Delay is active. The Time Delay Menu will have a list of options that vary based on the type of User and hardware options.

Options that may appear in the Menu as follows:

• Single Lock System
  • “Status”
    • reports the time remaining in either the Delay Period or the Confirmation Window (Confirmation Window is shown for a valid user without open privilege, e.g., Master or Audit Only User)
  • “Cancel”
    • cancels the Time Delay for the lock
  • “FOB Override”
    • only available if the Keypad has the BLE option AND the user accessing the Time Delay menu possesses open privileges
    • prompts the user to present the fob for overriding Time Delay; if fob is authorized to override the Time Delay, the lock is opened
  • “Notes”
    • if the lock is in the Confirmation Window, and the user is authorized to open the lock, then the lock will open, otherwise the user is shown the Menu (Example: an Audit Only User)
    • if the user is authorized to open the lock and possesses Time Delay Override privileges, the lock will open after the credential Keypad during the Delay Period
• Multiple Lock System
  • “Status”
    • provides list reporting for each installed lock and the status of the lock. The list can be navigated through using the Up and Down keys. Will report the status as:
      • “Dly Disable”
      • “Dly Inactive”
        • time Delay is enabled, but the lock is not in the Delay Period, nor the Confirmation Window
      • “Delay: mm:ss”
        • the lock is in the Delay Period and shows the time in minutes and seconds, using the Count Feedback mode assigned for the Delay Period
      • “Dly Inactive”
        • the lock is in the Confirmation Window and shows the time in minutes and seconds, using the Count Feedback mode assigned for the Delay Period
  • “Open Lock”
    • the Master user does not see this option
    • the User is prompted to select a lock. Only locks which the user is authorized to open are shown in the selection screen
      • Selected Lock has Time Delay disabled
        • the Lock will open
      • Selected Lock has Time Delay, but it’s inactive
        • if the Lock allows Time Delay Override and the user has Override privileges, then the lock will open
        • Time Delay will initiate for the selected lock
      • Selected Lock is in the Delay Period
        • if the User has Override privileges, the lock will open
        • if the User does not possess Override privileges, the lock will not open and will remain in the Delay Period. The Keypad will return to the Time Delay ‘Wake-Up’ screen
      • Selected Lock is in the Confirmation Window
        • the Lock opens
  • “Cancel TD”
    • the User is prompted to select the Lock which should have Time Delay cancelled. Only locks with Time Delay active can be selected. The selected Lock will have Time Delay cancelled. The Keypad returns to the Time Delay Menu
  • “FOB Override”
    • only available if the Keypad has the BLE option AND user accessing the Time Delay menu has open privileges
    • the User is prompted to select a lock. Only shows locks which:
      • The User who logged on to show the Time Delay has Open privileges AND has Time Delay active AND allows for Time Delay Override
    • prompts the User to present the fob to override the Time Delay
      • If the fob is authorized to override the Time Delay, the lock will open

Note: Rules for number and types of Users and Credentials apply when accessing the Time Delay Menu.