Discussion:
Anyone know the code to access the 1,2,3 system that Crown uses?

I thought it was 2311 but could it be possible that they changed it or someone has changed it?
  • Posted 25 Mar 2015 05:22
  • By jujia_h
  • joined 21 Mar'15 - 4 messages
  • buenos Arias, Argentina
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you are correct
but crown personnel can change it
if necessary the password is stored in access 3 so you can change access 3 if you dont have crown technician near to you
  • Posted 26 Mar 2015 17:03
  • Modified 26 Mar 2015 17:04 by poster
  • By crownie
  • joined 8 Sep'08 - 151 messages
  • Victoria, Australia

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