The codelock works as follows:
In the codelock's content tab you will find a notecard with lines of username and key code pairs. Each line looks like:
firstname lastname:nnnn
Where nnnn is the key code. For example:
Peter Pan:8122
Pipi Longstocking:0124
Such a content in the notecard 'access' would give Peter Pan access with code 8122. To give another person access you just need to add a new line to the notecard.
The first line defines the communication channel and the general key access code. The first line might look like this:
--993342:5544
This would tell the connected device on channel -993342 the phrase "unlock". Any user who keys in the code 5544 would pass. To disable the general key access code you can set it to "disabled" or any other string, like:
--993342:disabled
The phrase "unlock" sended on success can be changed when you change the objects description field. Per default the communication range is set to a 10 meter radius (llWhisper). You can change the communication range when you change the objects name.
Object name : "codelock" Range: 10m
Object name : "codelock 20m" Range: 20m
Object name : "codelock 100m" Range: 100m
Object name : "codelock region" Range: whole region
There is also a general report code for all registered users. This is 0008 and gives a list of the last 20 actions on this key lock.
To open the lock enter the number code on the blue key field. The '#' key can be used as the 'Enter' key for codes shorter then 4 digits. the 'R' key clears the current input.
The indicator LED blinks red when the access is denied, the LED blinks green, when the access is granted and yellow when a report gets printed.
greetings,
tx Oh
