FLM Mode
Designed for First Line Maintenance personnel, the FLM mode of the Cencon lock permits the dispatch center to give a One Time Combination to a technician "on the fly." FLM personnel are each issued a Smart Key and call their dispatch center to request a One Time Combination. Once used, this combination will not function again, thus insuring absolute access control. Once the Cencon unit is locked, a Close Seal code is displayed on the lock's LCD and, when entered into the dispatch center's computer, assures that the Cencon lock is locked and secure.

Route Mode
While permitting the same access control as FLM Mode, Route Mode additionally permits pre-defined routes for armored cash replenishers. Route personnel are each issued a Smart Key. A route of locks may be assigned permitting route personnel to access a series of locks without contacting their dispatch center. Route personnel can either call their dispatch center at the end of the shift to report the close seals, or the close seals can be read from the key by the Cencon software.

Bank Mode
Bank Mode is designed for bank personnel who may need access to the Cencon system lock but do not wish to operate through a dispatch center. Smart Keys and combinations are issued to bank personnel who may unlock the Cencon lock at any time. An internal audit trail tracks all activity of bank personnel just as it does for FLM and Route personnel. Kaba Mas Cencon software permits bank administrators to manage Bank Mode on site. Bank users may be added or deleted and audit trails may be downloaded from the lock.