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What is the typical credential read range for BE467?
Resolution:
Typical read ranges are:1/4" to 1/2" for key fobs3/4" to 1" for cards:
Can BE367 (SPED) and BE467 (Control) deadbolts be used at the same facility?
Resolution:
In order to utilize both device types, two separate access control systems are needed; e.g., Schlage Express with an iButton reader for BE367 and ENGAGE with an MT20W reader for BE467.:
What is the maximum allowable number of BE467 deadbolts in an installation?
Resolution:
In an Advanced Mode installation using a third-party Access Control System (ACS), the maximum number of BE467 and/or FE410 units is defined by the ACS system limitations:
What is the expected battery life for a BE467 deadbolt?
Resolution:
Under normal use, the battery can be expected to last for 1.5 to 2 years.:
Does the BE467 deadbolt record audits while in Construction Mode?
Resolution:
The BE467 and FE410 do not log audits while operating in Construction Mode.:
Does the BE467 support Auto-Unlocks?
Resolution:
In Advanced Mode (using a third-party EAC), Auto-Unlocks and Holidays may be supported, depending on the capabilities of the EAC.:
How many users does the Schlage Control lock support
Resolution:
In the Advanced Mode (using a third-party EAC, the maximum number of users is defined by the EAC.:
What is the audit capacity of the BE467?
Resolution:
In Advanced Mode (using a third-party EAC), the maximum number of audits is defined by the EAC system.:
Can the BE467 be programmed using Schlage Express?
Resolution:
The BE467 deadbolt and FE410 interconnected lock are not compatible with Schlage Express or the iButton-based Schlage Vendor Access Management system.:
Can access schedules be assigned to BE467 users?
Resolution:
In Advanced Mode (using a third-party EAC system), access schedules may be possible, depending on the capabilities of the EAC system.:
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