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Copyright by Keyline - Italy
NINJA LASER
Man. cod. B409927FG
Keyline S.p.A.
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KEY SEARCH
6.1.4
Search by cylinder brand
This function is used when you know the bitting code of the key to be
copied or if you wish to search for it using the decoding process. The
menu makes it possible to search through the system’s database as
described below.
How to proceed:
• From the "SEARCH" page, select:
.
• Scroll the menu of available brands or enter the name and
choose the required one (e.g.: ACURA).
• Press “
►
”, select the desired profile or system, then press
“
►
”;
• From the operating menu, choose one of this options: DE-
CODE, CODE, DIRECT and MODIFY.
Note:
From now on, please refer to chapter 7 on page 18.
• To go back to the previous page, press the “
◄
” key.
6.1.5
Search by motorbike brand
The “MOTORBIKE” menu makes it possible to search and duplicate a
key through a list of brands included in the database.
How to proceed:
• From the "SEARCH" page, select:
• Enter the brand or scroll the menu and select the required
one (e.g.: DUCATI), then press “
►
”.
• Choose the car model first, then the year of production,
and press “
►
”.
• From the operating menu, choose one of this options: DE-
CODE, CODE, DIRECT and MODIFY.
Note:
From now on, please refer to chapter 7 on page 18.
6.1.6
Search by car brand
Note:
This procedure is described in paragraph 5.1.1 on page 10
6.1.7
Search by article
Note:
This procedure is described in paragraph 5.1.3 on page 11
6.2.0
Bookmarks list
Every time a system is selected, irrespective of which database it
comes from, it is possible to save the changes in a specific "favourite
keys" database.
How to proceed:
• Press the
button from “PREVIEW” page.
• Input the name for the subsequent searches, then
press “OK”.
• Confirm that you want to save by pressing "YES".
The black icon
shows that the key has been saved in the “FA-
VORITES” database.
Later, the user shall be able to look for the key by accessing the “FA-
VORITES” menu from the main menu:
Note:
This function must not be confused with the saving of a
key in the archive. The saving concerns all the informa-
tion that characterise a key (bitting, cutting parameters,
material, number of copies, etc.) for both keys found in a
database (coded) and decoded keys. This list, instead,
leads directly to a RN, that is to say, a technical card for
cutting a key (and so the bitting and other data are not
memorised).
