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Receiving data from the lock is handled in a similar way as

sending data to the lock. You can selectively decide what you

want to receive from the lock (i.e. User Data, Schedules,

Features or the Event Log). Use "Receive from Lock" to review

changes to Users made at the lock.

As with the Send to Lock function, the Receive from Lock

function is selected by clicking the Comm button on the DL-

Windows toolbar, and then clicking Receive from Lock. The

following dialog box appears:

Uncheck All if you wish to select individual segments of the

lock to be received.

If any of the Users entered at the lock keypad were found to

duplicate existing User Codes in DL-Windows, the following

screen will appear detailing those User(s) affected:

DL-Windows will not allow duplicate User Codes. Changes to

these duplicate codes should first be made in DL-Windows and

then sent to the lock.

The appearance of the Lock Differences screen indicates that

disparities were found between the information stored in DL-

Windows and the information found in the lock.

Two types of events can occur to cause the Lock Differences

screen to appear. The first is if new Users are added to the

lock. The second is if changes to Users that exist in DL-

Windows are made at the lock. When a "Receive All" or

"Receive Users" is performed, DL-Windows will recognize

these "differences" and display them in the following screen:

The differences can be User State (enabled / disabled), Prox

Card information, User Code, Group Status and Level Status

(DL2800/ DL3000 only). The screen tells you that there are

differences, and you must make the changes in DL-Windows if

you want them to be permanent. The columns in the Lock

Differences screen are defined as follows:

User Status – The User Status column displays either

Modified or Added.

Modified - Indicates that certain User data already exists in

DL-Windows, and this User data was changed at the lock.

Because DL-Windows will not automatically receive and

accept User changes made at the lock, if you wish to retain

the data displayed in the Lock Differences screen you

must manually enter this data into DL-Windows.

Added - Indicates that DL-Windows has updated its

software to include this User data (for "non-Admin" Users

only). This User data did not previously exist in DL-

Windows and no conflicts existed with any other User data

in DL-Windows. Note: All additions or changes made to

Admin Users at the lock keypad will display as "Modified",

and will NOT be added to DL-Windows. Changes made to

Admin Users MUST always be made in DL-Windows.

State – Indicates the existence of conflicting information

regarding the Enabled/ Disabled status of the User.

Prox Card (on "P" series lock models only) – Displays

proximity card information.

PC Code – Displays the User Code in DL-Windows and

indicates the conflict with the Lock Code (the Lock Code is

the User Code added at the lock).

Lock Code – Displays the User Code added at the lock.

Group 1 to 4 – Displays the Group assignment(s) of the User

at the lock compared with DL-Windows. Added indicates that

the User was added to the specified Group at the lock.

Removed indicates that the User was assigned to the Group in

DL-Windows, but was removed from the Group at the lock.

Level 1 to 4 (DL2800/ DL3000 only) – Displays Programming

Levels for the User at the lock compared with DL-Windows.

Added indicates that the User was added to the specified

Programming Level at the lock. Removed indicates that the

User was assigned to the Programming Level in DL-Windows,

but was removed from that Programming Level at the lock (see

lock programming manual for User Level definitions).

All schedule information received from the lock will be

displayed in the Schedule View screen, and any pre-existing

schedules in the Schedule View screen will be overwritten.

See the Creating Schedules and TimeZones section for

more information.

Receiving Data from the Lock

Receive User Information

Lock Differences

Receive Schedules

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