How to Program Easy Door Master Tokens in Standalone Mode
This article shows you how to program Easy Door Master Tokens in standalone mode.
A ‘Master token’ is used to enter a programming state that enables additional user tokens to be added to a controller and granted access to a door.
Use the video walk-through below to learn how to program a Master Token:
We've broken down the steps for you below so you can refer back to these at any time:
| Step 1 | With the Easy Door controller powered up and connected to a power supply, move the DIP switch on the controller to position 1 (PROG). |
| Step 2 | Present a token to the reader (not the controller). Each time you present a token, the reader LED will briefly change state from solid to flashing. |
| Step 3 | Finally, when you have finished adding your master tokens, exit the programming mode by moving the DIP switch back to the ON (EXPL) position. |
You can have up to 3 ‘Master tokens’ programmed onto a single controller - if these are lost or damaged you will need to delete the old fobs and create new ones.