CEStronics CES OMEGA FLEX Assembly And Operating Instructions Manual page 104

10.2 Loss of a locking media
devices have block lists , which contain the blocked locking media. Each authorisation attempt
triggers the following:
The locking device checks whether the locking media is blocked. Only unblocked locking
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media are accepted.
If a locking media is unblocked but is on the block list, the locking device transmits inform-
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ation to the locking media that this locking media is blocked.
There are two ways to block a lost locking media:
1) via the block lists in the locking devices (for administration without validation devices)
2) via blocking through Wall terminals
10.2.4.1 Loss of a locking media for V-NET without validation devices
A detailed manual is available in the OMEGA Suite Help.
1. Put the lost locking media on the block list.
2. Transmit the block list to the locking devices, at which the lost locking media must get
authorisation, e.g. all locking devices on the outer shell of the building. You have three
options to choose from:
Option A
Create a replacement media. By using the replacement media at locking devices,
the information that the predecessor media must be blocked will be transmitted to
the locking device (see
Option B
Create from a blank locking media a block list media, containing the block list. Go
with the block list media to the locking devices and transmit the block list into the
locking devices by holding the block list media in front of it. Read the block list media
after that into OMEGA Client again, so that the OMEGA FLEX system synchronises
itself, i.e. the information that the programming jobs were executed is transmitted
to the OMEGA Client.
Option C
Transmit the block list by means of the RF-Stick to the locking devices
All locking devices, to which the block list was transmitted, now block the locking media as soon as
it is held within its reading range. Hereafter, the locking media cannot be used on any locking
device of the OMEGA FLEX system any more.
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"Replacement media" on page 78).
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