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What Is an Access Card Encoder and How Does It Work?
An access card encoder is a simple device that allows you to remotely configure access fobs (or cards) for your smart locks. Whether you're managing short-stay rentals, an office space, or a multi-residential property, it gives you the ability to set ...
Do I need to reconfigure my smart lock and Wi-Fi bridge if I change my internet provider?
No worries, you don’t need to connect the smart lock itself to your new Wi-Fi network, as it only talks to the gateway (also known as the Wi-Fi bridge), not directly to your router. If you’ve switched internet providers or got a new Wi-Fi network, ...
Using a Shared TTLock Account in a Business Setting
The TTLock smart lock application offers businesses a convenient and centralized way to manage access control. One common use case in a business environment is the use of a shared TTLock account tied to a company email address. This setup allows for ...
How to check if the alignment of your smart lock is correct?
How to Determine Alignment: To ascertain whether your lock is aligned with the mortise, use a small level to ensure both are properly aligned. By leveling both the mortise and the lock, you can confirm whether they are in alignment or if adjustments ...
Are Your Locks RCM Certified?
What is RCM Certification? The Regulatory Compliance Mark (RCM) is a certification mark required for electrical products sold in Australia and New Zealand. It indicates compliance with relevant safety and performance standards. Are Smart Door Locks ...