Subject: Reprogrammable Keys
>From: "Ming Jun Huang" snipped-for-privacy@bigpond.com
>Date: 7/6/2003 3:52 PM Eastern Daylight Time
>Message-id: <MM_Na.3459$ snipped-for-privacy@newsfeeds.bigpond.com> >
>I now sell something which I do'nt understand-reprogrammable locks(
>cylinders) which uses a gold key to reprogram ; means no need to change
>cylinders when locks are upgraded; just disable the existing set of keys and
>use the new set! They are from Italy and seem to suit amateur locksmith-It
>does do a professionally good job though!
>
>You see there is a grandmaster key that reprograme all; then there is a max
>of 3 masters( sub-master) which can only program a selected group of locks-
>does it meanthat mathematically- the sub master keys has a third of
>cominations the grand master key has? The grand Master is supposed to have
>1,034,262 combinations.
>
>michael
> snipped-for-privacy@rielda.com.au
>
>
Not familiar with them. They sound useful though. Do you have a web or other>From: "Ming Jun Huang" snipped-for-privacy@bigpond.com
>Date: 7/6/2003 3:52 PM Eastern Daylight Time
>Message-id: <MM_Na.3459$ snipped-for-privacy@newsfeeds.bigpond.com> >
>I now sell something which I do'nt understand-reprogrammable locks(
>cylinders) which uses a gold key to reprogram ; means no need to change
>cylinders when locks are upgraded; just disable the existing set of keys and
>use the new set! They are from Italy and seem to suit amateur locksmith-It
>does do a professionally good job though!
>
>You see there is a grandmaster key that reprograme all; then there is a max
>of 3 masters( sub-master) which can only program a selected group of locks-
>does it meanthat mathematically- the sub master keys has a third of
>cominations the grand master key has? The grand Master is supposed to have
>1,034,262 combinations.
>
>michael
> snipped-for-privacy@rielda.com.au
>
>
address for the manufacturer? I owuld like to get more info.