NBWS (Non-Battery Invisible Lock)
You can either pry open the door or destroy the locks to regain access.
You can use the TX-001 with the set card to open the door, pry open the door, or destroy the locks if necessary.
The lock will need to be returned to the original factory for a reset.
Possible Reasons:
1. Non-alkaline batteries are being used.
2.The lock tongue is compressed and cannot retreat.
3. The battery might be installed backward, damaging electronic components.
Solution: Adjust the door piece to release the lock tongue, making it possible to perform card sensing. If the issue persists, you can use the TX-001 with the set card to open the door.
1. Non-alkaline batteries are being used.
2.The lock tongue is compressed and cannot retreat.
3. The battery might be installed backward, damaging electronic components.
Solution: Adjust the door piece to release the lock tongue, making it possible to perform card sensing. If the issue persists, you can use the TX-001 with the set card to open the door.
Possible Reasons:
1. The card may be damaged.
2. The lock might be out of power.
Solution: Test with other configured cards. If those work, the original card is likely damaged. If no cards respond, the lock may be out of power, in which case you should use the TX-001 with the set card to open the door.
1. The card may be damaged.
2. The lock might be out of power.
Solution: Test with other configured cards. If those work, the original card is likely damaged. If no cards respond, the lock may be out of power, in which case you should use the TX-001 with the set card to open the door.
Possible Reasons:
1. Non-alkaline batteries are being used.
2. Four new alkaline batteries have not been used.
3. The battery was installed backward, potentially damaging the circuit.
Solution: Replace the batteries with four new alkaline ones. If the circuit is damaged due to reverse installation, you will need to purchase a new lock.
1. Non-alkaline batteries are being used.
2. Four new alkaline batteries have not been used.
3. The battery was installed backward, potentially damaging the circuit.
Solution: Replace the batteries with four new alkaline ones. If the circuit is damaged due to reverse installation, you will need to purchase a new lock.
Possible Reason: The user card may have been deleted.
Solution: You will need to reset the lock using the settings card.
Solution: You will need to reset the lock using the settings card.
Possible Reason: The setting card is only for configuration. If there’s no user card, unlocking cannot occur.
Solution: Try using other set cards to open the cabinet or delete all user cards if necessary.
Solution: Try using other set cards to open the cabinet or delete all user cards if necessary.
Possible Reasons: The setting card may have been sensed twice, turning off the buzzer.
Solution: Use the setting card again, match it with the set card, and wait 10 seconds to reactivate the sound effect.
Solution: Use the setting card again, match it with the set card, and wait 10 seconds to reactivate the sound effect.
Possible Reason: The card may be damaged.
Solution: The coil in the card could be damaged, and you will need to replace it with a new card.
Solution: The coil in the card could be damaged, and you will need to replace it with a new card.
Possible Reason: The voltage may be too low.
Solution: Replace the batteries with four new alkaline ones to resolve this issue.
Solution: Replace the batteries with four new alkaline ones to resolve this issue.