How To Verify Whether An Admin/User Pin Has Been Set Up; How To Change The Admin Pin - Kingston IronKey Keypad 200 Manual Del Usuario

15. How to Verify Whether an Admin/User PIN Has Been Set Up

The following table illustrates how to determine which PINs, User and/or Admin, have been set up.
With the KP200 in a locked state (all LEDs off), press the KEY button once.
1. Press KEY button once
states occurs.
Only User PIN exists
Only Admin PIN exists
Both User and Admin PINs exist

16. How to Change the Admin PIN

Once an Admin PIN has been created, the KP200 needs to be unlocked in Admin mode in order to change
the Admin PIN. The Admin PIN cannot be changed from the User mode.
Caution:
Entering the Admin PIN to access a locked drive will clear (delete) the User PIN.
Admin PIN requirements:
• Must be between 8-15 digits in length
• Must not contain only repetitive numbers, e.g. (3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3)
• Must not contain only consecutive numbers, e.g. (1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8), (7-8-9-0-1-2-3-4), (8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1)
Instructions
1. Unlock the KP200 with existing
Admin PIN
2. Press and hold down the number 1 button
and press the KEY button twice (double-click)
(1 & )
3. Enter your new 8-15 digit Admin PIN
4. Press KEY button twice (double-click)
5. Re-enter your new Admin PIN
6. Press KEY button twice (double-click)
Note:
If a mistake was made while defining a new Admin PIN or the procedure was not completed, the
drive will retain the old Admin PIN.
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Red, Green & Blue LEDs will flash together once, then one of the following
LED
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Red LED blinks
Blue LED blinks
Red and Blue LEDs blink together
LED State
Green LED will flicker indicating successful
Admin PIN entry
Flickering Green LED switches to
Blue LEDs flickering together ready to
receive new Admin PIN
Red and Blue LEDs continue to flicker together
Red and Blue LEDs switch to a blinking
Green LED
Green LED continues to blink
Solid Red LED switches to a flickering
LED indicating successful Admin PIN change
Red and
Green