The lock needs to be re programmed.
A red fluttering light on a VingCard lock typically indicates that the battery is low and needs to be replaced soon. It serves as a warning for the user to replace the battery in order to ensure proper functioning of the lock.
change batteries and reprogram lock
A solid yellow light on a VingCard lock typically indicates that the lock is in a "low battery" state. This warning signals that the lock's batteries need to be replaced soon to ensure proper functionality. It's advisable to address this issue promptly to avoid being locked out. Always refer to the manufacturer's guidelines for specific instructions on maintenance.
Three blinking yellow lights mean the deadlock is locked from inside. Guest is in the room
A blinking amber light on a VingCard lock typically indicates that the lock is in a low battery state or that there is a communication issue between the lock and the card. It may also signal that the card is not recognized or has expired. To resolve the issue, it's advisable to replace the battery or ensure that the access card is valid and properly functioning.
A flashing green light on a VingCard lock typically indicates that the lock is powered on and ready for use. It may also signal that the lock is in a programming mode or waiting for a valid card to be presented. If the light continues to flash without granting access, it could suggest an issue with the card or the lock itself. Always refer to the specific user manual for the most accurate interpretation related to your model.
One green flash followed by multiple red flashes on a VingCard lock typically indicates an access denial. The green flash suggests that the lock has recognized the card, but the subsequent red flashes indicate that the card does not have the necessary permissions or is invalid for that specific lock or area. This could be due to various reasons, such as expired access, incorrect card type, or the card not being programmed for that lock.
Anti-lock Braking System
If the light is on your dashboard it would be the Anti-lock Brake System
Light with a lock on the car
The user manual for Vingcard 2100 can be useful in encoding a key card system. The user manual is usually provided by the manufacturer of the key card.
It tells you the doors are not locked. The light goes out when you lock the doors. It's just a friendly reminder to lock your doors.