ALV2 MIWA Hotel Cardlock System Tablet Quick Reference Manual - MIWA Canada

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ALV2 MIWA Hotel Cardlock System Tablet Quick Reference Manual MIWA Canada Phone - 450 984 1113 800 724 5904 Fax - 450 984 2831 800 724 2910 info@miwacanada.com www.miwacanada.com

ALV2 MIWA Hotel Cardlock System Tablet Quick Reference Manual ALV2 DTU Tablet Manual Quick Reference Guide Lock programming: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Programming a new lock as a guest door Programming a new lock as a common door Programming a new lock as a special door Programming a new lock as a non-guest door Clearing a lock sequence How to set or change the lock date and time How to Interrogate a lock Lock indicator lights and trouble shooting guide MIWA Canada Phone - 450 984 1113 800 724 5904 Fax - 450 984 2831 800 724 2910 info@miwacanada.com www.miwacanada.com

LOCK PROGRAMMING 1. Programming a guest door lock. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. Press on the DTU software icon Sign in with your staff code and password, then press Login Select the IrDA/ NFC button and Press OK Press Lock Initialization Select Guest door and press OK Enter Room No Enter Floor No Once the room no. and floor no. have been entered press Confirm Pass the DTU card on the lock, when you see an orange LED, aim the tablet infrared stick at the lock and press SEND DTU will show “Initialize lock succeeded” Otherwise if the programming fails the DTU will show “Cannot connect” To retry programming press SEND twice 2. Programming a lock as a common door. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. Press on the DTU software icon Sign in with your staff code and password, then press Login Select the IrDA/ NFC button and Press OK Press Lock Initialization Select Common door and press OK Input a Room Number to identify this door Input a Floor Number Input Guest Room Range, type the lowest room number in the row 1 column start and type highest room number in row 1 at column End and press OK Input Guest card start time (using military time): type the time a card will start working in the lock (i.e. 0600) and press Enter Input Guest card end time (using military time): type the time guest card will stop working in the lock (i.e. 2100) and press Enter Select which week days the guest cards will be available to work on the lock If you want the door to stay open automatically, you will need to set an Auto Time Zone. Input in the Start the time you want the door to unlock and the End the time you want the door to lock and Press OK ( Example – Start:0600 End:2200) Once the steps above are done press Confirm Pass the DTU card on the lock, when you see an orange LED, aim the tablet infrared stick at the lock and press SEND Otherwise if the programming fails the DTU will show “Cannot connect”. To retry programming press SEND twice. MIWA Canada Phone - 450 984 1113 800 724 5904 Fax - 450 984 2831 800 724 2910 info@miwacanada.com www.miwacanada.com

3. Programming a special door lock. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. Click on DTU software icon Sign in with your staff code and password, then press Login Select IrDA or NFC button and Press OK Press Lock Initialization Press Special door, input special door number (refer to ALV2 pc software to get the room type no.), press Enter and OK Input a Room Number to identify this door Input the floor number Input Guest card start time using military time type the time a card will start working in lock (i.e. 0600) and press Enter Input Guest card end time the time guest card stops working in lock (i.e. 2100) and press Enter Select week days the guest cards will be available to work on the lock If you want the door to stay open automatically, you will need to set an Auto Time Zone. Input in Start the time you want the door to unlock and in End the time you want door to lock. Example – Start:0600 End:2200 and press OK. 12. Once the steps above are done press Confirm 13. Pass the DTU card on the lock, when you see an orange LED, aim the tablet infrared stick at the lock and press SEND 14. Otherwise if the programming fails the DTU will show “Cannot connect”. To retry programming press SEND twice 4. Programming a new non-guest door lock. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Click on DTU software icon Sign in with your staff code and password, then press Login Select IrDA or NFC button and Press OK Press Lock Initialization Press Non-guest door, input non-guest door number (refer to ALV2 pc software to get the room type no.) and press OK Input the room number to identify this door Input the floor number If you want the door to stay open automatically, you will need to set an AutoTime Zone, Input in Start the time you want the door to unlock and in End the time you want door to lock. Example – Start:0600 End:2200 and press OK 9. Once the steps above are done press Confirm 10. Pass the DTU card on the lock, when you see an orange LED, aim the tablet infrared stick at the lock and press SEND 11. Otherwise if the programming fails the DTU will show “Cannot connect”. To retry programming press SEND twice 5. Clearing a lock sequence: 1. 2. 3. 4. Click on DTU software icon Sign in with your staff code and password, then press Login Select IrDA or NFC button and Press OK Press Clear Sequence menu MIWA Canada Phone - 450 984 1113 800 724 5904 Fax - 450 984 2831 800 724 2910 info@miwacanada.com www.miwacanada.com

5. Select type of sequence you’d like to clear and press Confirm button 6. Pass the DTU card on the lock, when you see an orange LED, aim the tablet infrared stick at the lock and press SEND 7. Otherwise if the programming fails the DTU will show “Cannot connect”. To retry programming press SEND twice 6. Set lock clock: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Click on DTU software icon Sign in with your staff code and password, then press Login Select IrDA or NFC button and Press OK Press Set Clock menu If the date or time are not right you can change them by pressing the DTU Set Time button, change date or time and press OK. Otherwise skip this step 6. Press confirm button 7. Pass the DTU card on the lock, when you see an orange LED, aim the tablet infrared stick at the lock and press SEND 8. Otherwise if the programming fails the DTU will show “Cannot connect”. To retry programming press SEND twice 7. Interrogating a lock: (As another option you can make an Interrogation Card) 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Click on DTU software icon Sign in with your staff code and password, then press Login Select IrDA or NFC button and Press OK Press Lock Log menu Press Retrieve button Pass the DTU card on the lock, when you see an orange LED, aim the tablet infrared stick at the lock and press SEND (Retrieving logs from the lock could will take a few seconds) The screen will display the room no, the door type and date and time when the operation has been done To see the details press room no. (i.e. 101) and choose the event you’d like to see Note: The tablet will display the last 700 events on the lock and the interrogation card the last 153 events. 8. Lock Indicator Lights: 1. 2. 3. 4. Green solid: Key is valid, lock will open Flashing red: Deadbolt is thrown, room is occupied Flashing green and red: Batteries are running low No lights: Batteries are dead MIWA Canada Phone - 450 984 1113 800 724 5904 Fax - 450 984 2831 800 724 2910 info@miwacanada.com www.miwacanada.com

Tablet Quick Reference Manual ALV2 DTU Tablet Manual Quick Reference Guide Lock programming: 1. Programming a new lock as a guest door 2. Programming a new lock as a common door 3. Programming a new lock as a special door 4. Programming a new lock as a non-guest door 5. Clearing a lock sequence 6. How to set or change the lock date and time 7.

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