Akuvox X912 – Registering Admin and User Cards on the device

Akuvox X912 – Registering Admin and User Cards on the device

Both Administrator RFID Cards and User RFID Cards can be registered to an Akuvox X912 Door Intercom either via the Akuvox Cloud web application or directly on the intercom device.

How to register an Adminstrator RFID Card via the X912 intercom device:

  1. Sign-in to the Menu using the Key button  /  enter code 2396  /  Press Enter (via the ‘Bell’ button)
  2. Scroll to ‘Advanced Settings’
  3. Choose ‘Admin Access’
  4. Choose ‘Modify Admin Card’
  5. Tap the required RFID Card (or fob) on the X912 device’s screen
  6. The Administrator Card is now registered

How to register a User RFID Card via the X912 intercom device:

  1. Sign-in to the Menu using the Key button  /  enter code 3888 /  Press Enter (via the ‘Bell’ button)
  2. Choose ‘Modify User Card’
  3. Tap the registered Admin RFID Card on the device’s screen
  4. Choose ‘Add User Card’
  5. Tap the required RFID Card (or fob) on the X912 device’s screen
  6. The User Card (or fob) is now registered

More Akuvox X912 frequently asked questions:

  • How to set up contacts

  • How to set up static IP address

  • How to set up relays

  • How to set up DTMF codes

  • How to set up Manager Dial

  • How to enable SR01 Security Relay Module
  • How to set up Local User Credentials
  • Guide to Admin Menu Settings

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