Departments

My FSUCard has stopped working at cCure card readers (other people are not having an issue with their cards), what should I do?

With age, the magnetic strip on your FSUCard can become worn, damaged, or demagnetized. You have a few options when your FSUCard has stopped working and you are sure your access has not been changed (You can verify whether or not your access has been changed with your department.):

1. Go to the FSUCard center and ask that your card be "remagnetized".
2. If magnetizing your card does not resolve the issue, we recommend getting a new FSUCard with the same card number on the new card. You must turn in the damaged card to receive the same card number. Failure to obtain the same card number will result in a brief (24-48 hour) loss of card access.

I lost my FSU card and was issued a new card at the FSU Card Center with a new number. How long will it take for my new card number to be updated in the cCure system?

It generally takes 24-48 hours for your card number to update in cCure Card Access System. If you need your card number updated before this time please contact your Department’s Authorized Security Representative to submit a CRM ticket requesting that your card number be updated. They will need to include your new card number in the ticket.

What is the correct way to swipe your FSUCard at a card reader door?

Swipe your card with the magnetic strip facing away from the keypad as illustrated. You will swipe your card this way at both cCure card readers and Locknetics card reader doors:

cCure Card Readers

Locknetics Card Readers

Our department's card reader is not working properly, who do we contact?

If you are having trouble with a cCure card reader door, please submit a repair ticket to the ITS Service desk. This can be done by calling 644-4357(HELP) or you can submit a repair ticket online here. If you are having technical issues with a Locknetics card reader door, please submit a service ticket to the Service Center by calling 644-2424. You can also submit a facilities work order request here.

I have specific questions about the Card Access System and Video Management System used on the FSU campus. Who would I contact for more information?

Please direct all questions to publicsafetycass@fsu.edu.

Are video cameras around campus monitored 24/7?

No. CCTV is NOT monitored 24/7 by FSUPD nor ITS. However in the event a Law Enforcement situation is unfolding on campus, cameras may be utilized by officers to monitor the situation.

Students

I lost my FSU card and was issued a new card at the FSU Card Center with a new number. I live on campus but I can no longer access my Residence Hall. What should I do?

Go to the Housing Maintenance Office located on the Ground Floor of the Askew Student Life Building. The Housing Maintenance Office will not take requests over the phone. The Housing Office will submit the request to have your card number updated in cCure. Such requests are treated with the highest priority. You also have the option to wait 24-48 hours for the information to update automatically in cCure.

I lost my FSU card and was issued a new card at the FSU Card Center with a new number. How long will it take for my new card number to be updated in the cCure system?

It generally takes 24-48 hours for your card number to update in cCure. If you need your card number updated before this time please contact your academic Department’s Authorized Security Representative to submit a CRM ticket requesting that your card number be updated. They will need to include your new card number in the ticket.

What is the correct way to swipe your FSUCard at a card reader door?

Swipe your card with the magnetic strip facing away from the keypad as illustrated. You will swipe your card this way at both cCure card readers and Locknetics card reader doors:

cCure Card Readers

Locknetics Card Readers

Who is contacted when a blue light button is pressed?

When you press a blue light button on campus you are connected directly to the FSUPD communications/dispatch officer. The bluelight devices provide 2-way communication, allowing you to explain your emergency.