Change terminal template

Preparations (optional)

If you do not know which template is required, we advise you to gather the following information in advance.

Hardware information

Read the following information from the terminal info:

Terminal type
Firmware version

How do I read the terminal info?

Software Informationen

Check which HMS version you use and whether you have an SPK license.

Which software version am I using?

How do I check my HMS license?

How do I assign a template?

Log in to the Dialock 2 software.
Navigate to “Devices” > “Terminal”.
Select the desired terminal from the list.
Under Master data you will find the item “Template”.
Select the appropriate template from the drop-down menu.
Save the change via the left-hand actions menu.
Transfer the changed data to the MDU.
Program the terminal.

With or without “c”?

The abbreviation “c” refers to a special RFID chipset that is used in some terminals. For example, the DT7xx/DT7xxc and the DT600/DT600c are available in both variants.

What do the various abbreviations mean?

Functions

Important!Some of those functions listed below are only useful or feasible under certain conditions. Therefore, please check which firmware your terminal has by reading out the “Terminal Info”. Also check which HMS version you use and whether you have an SPK license.

DND	do not disturb	Activates the “Do not disturb” bar on the inner module of the terminal, if available.
EIA	encoding in advance	Supported from *firmware 9.1.0.0* and HMS version 1.1.34.8 with an *SPK license*. Adjusts the configuration of the terminal so that keys created in the present and keys pre-programmed for the future do not invalidate each other. Enables the parallel coding of guest keys that are valid in the present with keys that are pre-programmed for the future.
SPK	Smartphone Key	Supported from firmware 9.1.x.x. Activates the smartphone key function on the terminal. To open, the terminal must first be “woken up” by holding the smartphone in front of the reader. An HMS with SPK license is also required to activate the smartphone key function. It is also important to point out the naming of the access points! Room doors should only be recorded as room numbers, option doors require the prefix “S[option number]-”.
SPKp	SPK permanent advertising	Supported from firmware 9.1.x.x. Activates the smartphone key function on the terminal. The terminal is permanently ready to receive, which is why it does not need to be “woken up”.
FCOL 1	free choice of locker 1	All keys - even unprogrammed ones - can select an open locker to lock it and open it again after use. Keys authorized to open can open independently of the currently programmed key.
FCOL 2	free choice of locker 2	Only keys with opening authorization can select a locker to lock it and open it again after use. Privileged keys can open independently of the key currently assigned.

Additions

-4dBm / -8dBm	SPK Power level	Only occurs in combination with SPK/SPKp. The terminal is permanently ready to receive and transmits at the reduced power level of -4dBm or -8dBm.
PB	push button	Only available for wall terminals. Activates the contacts of Input1 to connect an external device - such as a pushbutton.
(Guest) No Gen	no generation	Deactivates the generation control for guest keys. Lost guest keys can no longer be invalidated by encoding a key with a newer issue date. This means that an older, possibly lost key remains valid. This setting is only intended for special applications and may pose a security risk. Please contact our support team before activating it.
Sabo(Block)	Sabotage-Block	Activates the option for tamper protection and alarm on the terminal. Additional hardware components are required to set up tamper protection. Please contact our support team to set this up.