CLIQ

With CLIQ you can secure and manage all access points to keep your people and assets safe. It is convenient, flexible and cost-efficient – bringing peace of mind to everyone.

A distinction is made between 2 variants of CLIQ cylinders. We recommend using the larger E2 cylinder for doors that have to be closed by many keys/people. Typically, these are entrance doors. The E2 cylinder is also recommended for security-relevant areas where the event logs are to be read out for a longer period in an emergency.

Attention: for eCLIQ cylinders, only the E2 cylinder version is generally available.

We distinguish between 3 variants of CLIQ keys.

The E1 key is programmed into the cylinder and leaves its code there. Since it does not have a time function, it does not leave a time stamp in the cylinder.

The E2 key has a time function/event log in addition to the code. This means that it leaves a time stamp in the cylinder when it was inserted into the cylinder. The key itself can also be read, it has its own event log in which cylinder it was inserted and when.

The E3 key has its own programmability in addition to the functions of the E2 key. This means that you have to program the key into the cylinder as well as the cylinder into the key. Newly delivered E3 keys must be programmed by the administrator with the cylinders that the keys are allowed to lock.

The main programming key of a system is always marked with "PR". There can only be one of these. If this key is lost or defective, it must be replaced immediately with the note "Loss of PR". Usually, the master programming key is in the possession of the master key system administrator.

If there are other persons who are to work in the master key system, so-called sub-programming keys (PN) or submaster programming keys (PSM) are issued to them.

The submaster programming key (PSM) can reprogram cylinders and read in master key system data and backups, the sub-programming key (PN) cannot. However, both keys have no rights assignment in the software like the master programming key!

With the main programming key (PR) in the CLIQ Manager software, the administrator can revoke certain rights (programming of cylinders, reading out of event logs, etc.) from his employees who have PN or PSM.

Attention: The submaster programming key (PSM) can always reprogram, this right cannot be withdrawn! The right to read out the event logs from cylinders/keys and the right to import data (.els locking system files and .A2B backup files) can be withdrawn.

This is a software certificate that is required for authentication of:

the programming key
between the servers (CLIQ Web Manager Server and Remote Server)
the remote devices

These are generated by the Digital Content Server (DCS) during initial commissioning.

The security certificates must be renewed at least every two years (have an expiry date). You as the administrator will receive a reminder e-mail from the programme in time.

Both in the CLIQ Local Manager software and in the CLIQ Web Manager software, it is possible to create additional users with additional programming keys. The rights of these users can then be restricted by the main administrator (PR01).

The CLIQ Local Manager software is a single-user solution. Nevertheless, it is possible for different users to use this software. For this purpose, another programming key is issued to one person and the software automatically creates a new user. The rights must then be assigned in the user list of the settings. This makes sense especially for holiday replacements when identical rights to the main administrator are not desired. The reprogramming of certain cylinders by other users can also be prevented.

When installing CLIQ Manager on the computer, you will be shown a registration key. To activate the licence, please go to www.registerserver.com. There you register and immediately receive an activation code. You can now use CLIQ Manager without any restrictions.

If you do not have Internet access, you can use the software without activation for 30 days and complete the registration within the 30 days.

This process must be repeated if you change computers. From the 4th licence onwards, please give a short reason, you will then receive the activation code from the 4th licence onwards within a maximum of 24h.

The system data for the CLIQ Local Manager software is provided in .els format to the CLIQ partner for the respective system. This always happens when keys/cylinders are reordered and produced.

The CLIQ partner transfers or sends the system data directly to the user for import into the CLIQ Local Manager software. As an end user, please always ensure that you have the latest CLIQ Local Manager version. Otherwise you may receive an error message when importing. You can obtain this from your CLIQ partner.

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