Reset Keys
When a reset key touches a CyberLock with the same subsystem code it clears the access codes and configurations from the lock thereby resetting it to its original (unprogrammed) factory configuration. It does not, however, remove its audit trail data.
A reset key can be made from any standard CyberKey.
Because of its ability to open any lock in the system and clear the access codes, a reset key should be kept in a secure location.
