Have you wanted to know more about the DL Windows software or how to program your Alarm Lock DL2700? Well now is your chance to learn more. Webinars covering these topics are scheduled for Aug 9-11. There are multiple times for each topic to fit into your busy schedule. Each session is approximately 1 hour long. Click HERE to take you to the site to sign up for the valuable training sessions on the Alarm Lock products.
The schedule is as follows:
Tuesday Aug 9 – 11 am EDT – DL Windows 5.2.3 – Setting up accounts and users
Tuesday Aug 9 – 2 pm EDT – DL Windows 5.2.3 – Setting up accounts and users
Tuesday Aug 9 – 5 pm EDT – DL Windows 5.2.3 – Setting up accounts and users
Wednesday Aug 10 – 11 am EDT – DL Windows 5.2.3 – Schedules and features
Wednesday Aug 10 – 2 pm EDT – DL Windows 5.2.3 – Schedules and features
Wednesday Aug 10 – 5 pm EDT – DL Windows 5.2.3 – Schedules and features
Thursday Aug 11 – 11 am EDT – T2 manual keypad programming and DL2700LD overview
Thursday Aug 11 – 2 pm EDT – T2 manual keypad programming and DL2700LD overview
Thursday Aug 11 – 5 pm EDT – T2 manual keypad programming and DL2700LD overview
Sign up today for these highly informative sessions.
Andy Phelps, CRL
Alarm Lock National Training Manager
I have multiple PDK3000 access controllers installed at our church. One door has received numerous complains of intermittent no access. All doors programed the same. Multiple cards affected. Unit does decode all cards with beep & green light EVERY time but no voltage to electric strike intermittently, monitored at PDK3000, when it fails to energize strike. Verified voltage is present when it works as expected. Multiple successive attempts will produce successful access but intermittent failure. Failure rate approximately 50% but random. Weather conditions dry, temperature range 45-80 degrees. Ideas?? Thanks, Bill
Posted by: Bill Heppner | July 12, 2016 at 10:03 AM
Bill, The first thing that I would verify is that there are no wire breaks leading to the locking device. If there are no breaks and the unit is under warranty, then have it replaced.
I would also pull an audit trail and see if there is any thing that shows a possible cause.
Andy Phelps, CRL
Posted by: Andy Phelps | July 12, 2016 at 03:03 PM