This document outlines the protocol for students to find their PIN code for access to Building 10 (weekends) and to UTS: Education managed computing facilities (weekdays).

Access to UTS: Education managed computer facilities on weekends is restricted to booked classes only.

Finding the Code

• After enrolment has been processed students can collect their unique PIN code from the Pin Access Website by entering their Student ID number and their UTS Email password.
• Information on how to activate the email account to establish that password is shown below.
• PIN codes provided to students in previous years will be unchanged and may be verified at the pin access web site.

Access Privileges

• This system is activated for all students enrolled in Education subjects studying at the city campus.
• The PIN code will operate the main entrance door to Building 10 between 8 am and 6 pm on weekends.
• The PIN code will operate the doors to UTS: Education computing lab CB10.5.456 between 8am and 7:30pm on weekdays.
• There is no on-site technical assistance available after 5 pm. The Helpdesk may be contacted on 9514 2222 for password and authentication difficulties.

Using the KeyPad

1. Press 'Start' key on lower left hand side of keypad
2. Enter seven digit code
3. Press blank key on lower right hand corner of panel
4. A green light on the bottom of the panel will indicate access authorised

Activating UTS Email Accounts

• Students who have not activated their UTS Email can do so by visiting: http://www.uts.edu.au/email/
• Follow the 'Activate my account' link and provide some details (ensure accuracy at this step) and nominate a password.
• Contact the Helpdesk on phone extension 2222 for assistance
• This process also activates the Lab Access account allowing use of student computer labs throughout the university

Conditions of Use

• Access is disabled if the PIN is compromised (used by person other than that allocated).
• Students found propping doors with security pad access open will have their PIN suspended.
• Any one found using a PIN not belonging to them will be escorted from university premises by UTS Security.
• UTS Security has the authority to ask for personal identification to confirm the identity of a PIN user and /or visitor to University premises.
• Abuse of the Access Control System (PIN) may result in disciplinary action under The University By Laws