Handling defective locking devices - AXM Classic

Locking devices with an undefined software status

• Locking devices with external damage (e.g. scratched).
• Locking devices that should be replaced as a precaution (e.g. if they get wet).

Locking devices permanently damaged (e.g. thumb-turn broken off) which require replacement.

Bed pressed against thumb-turn, thumb-turn bent

Bed pushed against thumb-turn, thumb-turn broken off

Re-synchronise (repair)

1. Reset (= LID available in database again)
2. Resynchronise (= LID is immediately written back onto the same locking device)

The locking device works the same as before after repair.

Resetting and replacing

1. Reset (= LID flagged as defective in database and removed from original locking device)
2. Synchronise replacement locking device with new LID

The LID is no longer contained in the locking device due to the reset. The locking device can therefore no longer be used. However, it can be re-synchronised. A new LID is written onto the locking device during resynchronisation.

The previous locking device remains in the database with its LID and is flagged as defective.

Delete and replace

1. Synchronise replacement locking device with new LID
2. Delete defective locking device

It is obviously no longer possible to reset a permanently damaged locking device. It is thus replaced by a replacement locking device with a new LID. The faulty locking device’s LID can be used for another locking device in the future.

• Locking devices with external damage (e.g. scratched).
• Locking devices that should be replaced as a precaution (e.g. if they get wet).

Locking devices with an undefined software status

Bed pressed against thumb-turn, thumb-turn bent. Door must be repaired, therefore no immediate need for a locking cylinder.

Aborted programming

Reset

Resetting removes the LID from the locking device.

You can synchronise another locking device with this entry later, which will receive the same LID.

Purge (only reset in database/software reset)

The clean-up only affects the database in your AXM Classic. The actual locking device remains unaffected by this reset. Basically, you reset the locking device in the database without actually resetting the locking device itself.

The LID is separated from the LID for the locking device previously used during the clean-up in the database (in current state).

After cleaning up an entry, you can synchronise any locking device again with this entry at a later stage and it will receive the same LID. After the software reset, your AXM Classic is no longer aware that the LID has already been assigned. For this reason, make sure that you reset the locking device previously used for this entry (see Re-setting the locking device). This deletes the LID from the old locking device and prevents the same LID from being in circulation twice.