ORBITA Classical 5 Star Hotel Room Door Locks With High Quality

1. hotel RFID lock Data sheet 

2. How ORBITA hotel locking system works?

Our hotel locking system consists of following:

- PC (usually located on the reception desk of hotel lobby)
- Hotel lock management software+Encoder (How the cards are issued)
- Hotel card lock (Installed on the hotel room door)
- Cards (The keycard to open doors)

3. Card function:
-Guest card:Reception complete program Guest card by give a begin and expiry date for a room(rooms).Guest access room by -read this card on lock 
-Master card:Hold by housekeeping to access to all rooms of hotels 
-Floor card:Hold by clean staff to enter the rooms in one floor. 
-Building card:Hold by manager to enter the rooms in one building 
-Passage card:Once this card been read on one door,this door could be acceess by without reading keycard 
-Emergency card: Enter the all rooms

4. Error Indications and Solutions 

Q:Red light flashing two times with two “beeps”, it means the card belongs to other doors. Or when using the staff maintenance card-→opening times used up.
A:Use the right guest card to open door, or issue new maintenance card.
Q:Red light flashing three times with three “beeps”, it means the card time is not match with the lock time.
A:Guest card expire-issue new guest card, or update lock time.
Q:Red light flashing four times with four “beeps”, it means the lock hasn’t been authorized.
A:Issue a Function Card to authorize lock.
Q: Red light flashing five times with five “beeps”, it means the card has been suspended.
A: If former card suspended, this card can’t be used .Use new card.
Q: Red light flashing six times with six “beeps”, it means the lock is deadbolt working.
A: When lock deadbolt, only guest card and master can open door.
Q: Red light flashing seven times with seven “beeps”, it means the lock was been blocked by the block card.
A: In this case, only master card can open the lock. Or you can show block card again to lock to release it
Q: Red light flashing eight times with eight “beeps”, it means the lock was authorized by function card from another system.
A: If you don’t know the code, you need to reauthorize the lock mandatorily.