One Key Overview
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Key |
Picture | LED quantity |
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OK4000 OK4400 |
1 LEDThe key uses a “green, yellow, orange, red” lighting system. |
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| AK4400 |
3 LEDs: 1 at the nose of the key, 1 under the battery indicator, and 1 under the clock indicator. |
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| PK4400 |
2 LEDs: 1 at the bottom of the key in a battery shape and 1 around the button of the key. |
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| AF4400 |
1 LED: Located at the nose of the key. |
OK4000 or OK4400:
Charging:
Light Indicator |
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| Green |
Battery charged (with or without data) -If the key is picked up and placed black down in the charged state, the key will blink yellow for approximately 15 seconds if data is present) |
| Yellow Blinking |
Battery charging (with data)
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| Red Blinking | Battery Charging (without data) |
Status Press or Power Transfer:
LED illuminates for 1 second when the button is pressed with the key in the open air.
When key is seated inside of the well and the button is pressed momentarily, the LED is solid for as long as the user is supposed to hold it in place (1-1.5seconds)
Light Indicator |
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| Green | Battery and timeout ready for full shift |
| Yellow | Replace key immediately. Battery or timeout running low |
| Red | Battery or timeout expired |
| No LED |
No info. Key completely dead |
IR Coms (Only)
When the key is seated against the IR dot or inside of the well and the button is pressed momentarily, the LED is solid for 1 second showing the following:
Light Indicator |
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| Green + Chirp | Successful transaction |
| Yellow + Chirp | Successful transaction BUT change key immediately. Battery or timeout running low. |
| Red + Nak, Nak | Transaction tot authorized |
| No LED |
No info. Key completely dead |
IR Coms + Power Transfer (Locks)
When the key is seated against the IR dot or inside of the well and the button is pressed momentarily, the LED is solid for as long as the user is supposed to hold it in place (1-1.5 seconds) showing the following:
Light Indicator |
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| Green + Chirp | Successful transaction. |
| Green + Nak, Nak | Successful IR communication but key not held up to product long enough for complete power transfer. |
| Yellow + Chirp | Successful transaction BUT change key immediately. Battery or timeout running low. |
| Orange + Long Tone | You do not have the permission to open this lock. |
| Red + Nak, Nak | Transaction not authorized |
| No LED |
No info. Key completely dead |
AK4400:
| Battery Indicator | Activation Lights (Clock) | Power Lights (Nose) |
| If LED is green when the button is pressed, key is fully charged and ready to use. | If LED is green when the button is pressed, key has more than 1 hour of active usage. | If the LED is blue, the key is active and ready to use. |
| If LED is yellow-orange when the button is pressed, the battery is getting low and may not work on all security products. It should be returned to the charger. | If LED is yellow-orange when the button is pressed, there is less that 1 hour of active usage time left on the key. It should be reprogrammed on the Programming Station as soon as possible. | If the LED is red, the key is deactivated and needs to be reprogrammed before further use. |
| If LED is red when button is pressed, the key needs to be returned to the charger immediately. | If the LED is red, the key is deactivated and needs to be reprogrammed before further use. | Sounder Key Only: If the LED is flashing purple and making noise, there has been an error or the key has been used to unlock a Smart Lock that has not be re-locked. |
PK4400:
| Battery Indicator | Activation LED |
| If LED is green when the button is pressed, key is fully charged and ready to use. | If the LED is blue, the key is active and ready to use. |
| If LED is yellow-orange when the button is pressed, the battery is getting low and may not work on all security products. It should be returned to the charger | If the LED is red, the key is deactivated and needs to be reprogrammed before further use. |
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If LED is red when button is pressed, the key needs to be returned to the charger immediately. |
Sounder Key Only: If the LED is flashing purple and making noise, the key has been used to unlock a Smart Lock that has not be re-locked. |
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If LED light is red immediately after taking the key off the charger then the battery is dead and the key needs to be replaced. |
No LED, if the light does not light up at all after taking it off the charger, the battery is completely dead and needs to be replaced. |
AF4400:
- If the LED flashes Green1 time when the button is pressed, the key is no longer active and needs to be reprogrammed immediately.
- If the LED flashes green 2 times when the button is pressed, the key is active and you can continue to use it.
- If the LED flashes green continuously, the key is reaching the end of its life and should be replaced.
- If the LED flashes red continuously, the key has reached the end of its life and must be replaced.
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