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F.A.Q.

   
     

Other aspects of the LOCKSHOP module are listed and linked in the column to the left.

 

The Modify Definition link in the program will allow you to edit, change or in some way modify the CRITICAL INFORMATION for the selected KeyID.

The Screen will look something like this:

The KeyID/Blindcode will be displayed in the Horizontal Menu Bar, indicating that this is the KeyID you have accessed.  All items listed are able to be modified except the bitting of the KeyID.

  1. The Blindcode is the KeyID.

  2. The Bitting is the depth of the cuts, by chamber location, for this KeyID.

  3. The Keyway refers to the Key Blank configuration and designation as created by the lock manufacturer.

  4. The Brand is the Lock Manufacturer.

  5. The Lock Type is selected from a drop-down menu which your systems manager creates in "Configurations"

  6. The Cut Code refers to the ITL number assigned to the lock manufacturers by ITL for the proper spacing and depths to be used when cutting keys.

  7. The Jaw/Insert Info refers to the vice jaw application or jaw insert which is needed in your ITL to cut the associated keys properly.

  8. Treat Zero as a Ten, when checked, will cause the character zero (0) to be treated as a ten (10).  Calculations for pinning charts are altered and the information being sent to the ITL will be altered to produce the correct outcome.

  9. The Stack refers to the Maximum Chamber Build Up which can be used with the associated KeyID.

  10. Admin Limit refers to the number of keys which can be cut without the KeyNET program warning you that you have reached the limit on the number of keys which can be cut for this KeyID.

  11. The RECALL mode allows locksmiths to RECALL all of the keys associated with a KeyID number.  Hooks may be cleared, even if all of the keys have not been returned.  KeyNET keeps a history of all keys associated with the KeyID.  Should all of the keys be returned for a particular KeyID, it could them be assigned the same, or different hook number, and the keys are available for issue.

  12. The ALL IMPORTANT [SAVE] button.  You must click the [SAVE] button to save any changes you have made. 

 

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