âšī¸ Use this article when Lightspeed won't make room keys. The fix is almost always to stop and restart the interfaces between Lightspeed and Visionline using Galaxy. This takes about 5 minutes and resolves the issue most of the time.
Run through this procedure when:
If keys also fail when made directly in Visionline standalone, the problem is with Visionline or the encoder itself â not the interface. Call Visionline / ASSA ABLOY support instead.
đ You need Galaxy access to perform this fix. An untrained user can do significant damage to property systems through this tool. Do not use someone else's login. Submit a ticket and we'll either resolve the issue for you or grant access if your role warrants it.
Open Galaxy and sign in. You'll arrive at the main menu.
Galaxy uses a number-based menu. At each prompt, type the number and press Enter.
From the main menu, type 14 to enter the Database Maintenance Menu, then work down through these menus:
Database Maintenance Menu â enter 36 (System Admin Menu):
System Administration Menu â enter 3 (Interface Administration Menu):
Interface Administration â enter 1 (GSI Interfaces):
GSI Interface Administration â enter 3 (GSII Interfaces):
đĄ Note: The interface is GSII (Roman numeral "two"), not "GSI1". This is the menu you want for Visionline.
You should now see the GSII Interface Menu showing both interfaces running.
Enter action 2 (Stop Interfaces):
Then enter action 1 (Stop All):
Enter your initials, then type reboot as the reason:
đĄ Galaxy logs every stop and start â who did it and why. Use your own initials and
rebootas a consistent reason.
Wait a minute or two. Once both interfaces show Down, enter Q (Quit) to return to the previous menu:
You're back at the GSII Interface Menu with both interfaces showing Down.
Enter action 1 (Start Interfaces):
Then enter action 1 (Start All), enter your initials, and type reboot for the reason:
You'll see startup output that looks alarming â error lines and "Waiting for Server Ready" notices:
â ī¸ This output looks worse than it is. The error lines are normal during startup. Watch for the success confirmation line. Don't intervene â let it run.
Wait the full startup cycle (a few minutes). Once it settles, both interfaces should change to Running.
Once both interfaces show Running, go to Lightspeed and try to make a test key. If it works, you're done â let front desk know.
Submit a ticket if:
Please include:
ArgusIT KB# 60003 | Original: November 7, 2019 | Revised: March 3, 2020 | Rebuilt: May 25, 2026
Tags: galaxy, keys, visionline, lightspeed, interface, GSII