Bedienungsanleitung Nr. 9999-041-0
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B7202
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12.06.2003
Remove the old batteries and replace them with two new 1.5
volt AA (alkaline) batteries. The direction in which the batteries
are to be installed is shown inside the battery compartment cover.
The programmed combination will be retained during battery
replacement.
7. Emergency opening
The electronic lock is also equipped with an emergency release
feature (double-bit safety lock). This special function makes it
possible to open the container even though the batteries were
not changed in due time or if the electronics failed or the
combination was lost. Furthermore, using the emergency key to
unlock and open the door prepares the system for programming
a new combination; see 8.2. The access to the emergency
release lock is inside the battery compartment; behind the
batteries; see Figure 1.
Store the emergency release key carefully in a secure
place. Do not leave it in the safe!
Functioning:
Insert the supplied double-bit key in the emergency release
lock. (The mark on the head of the key must point away from
the hinge.)
Now turn the key clockwise, all the way to the stop; use the
keypad lever to release the electronic lock and open the door.
Close the door to the safe. Move the keypad lever downward
(red screw cover cap must be concealed by the keypad
lever). Turn the key counterclockwise and withdraw it from
the emergency release lock. Slide the battery compartment
cover back on to the keypad housing and affix it with the
Phillips screw.
8. Programming the electronic lock
Before you use your safe for the first time it is necessary, for
security reasons, to enter your own personal combination; the
factory combination must
not
be retained. Programming is
possible only with the door open and with the electronic lock
released. Select your new six-digit combination before starting
the easy programming sequence. Do not use any personal data
for this combination, such as birthdays or other information which
could be derived from knowledge about your person. Store your
combination in a safe place so that only you have access to it.
1.2 General
Even though operation is very simple, you should nonetheless
read these instructions carefully and completely before starting,
in order to prevent operating errors. These operating instructions
apply to an electronic lock which is installed in a high-security
container such as a safe. A tone will sound briefly to verify the
entry each time a button is pressed. No more than 30 seconds
may elapse between entries as otherwise all the information
entered up to that point will be discarded.
2. Opening the electronic lock
Enter either the factory combination, pressing the
0 _ 1 2 3 4 5 6
buttons, or your own new master combination.
You may press the „C“ key to correct the entry. In this
case you will have to repeat the entire entry sequence.
Correct entry is confirmed with a tone. The green LED
will now blink and the electronic lock is cleared for opening for a
period of 12 seconds. The door to the safe can now be unlocked
using the keypad lever and the fingertip grip. The green LED will
blink at a 3-second interval for as long as the electronic lock is
open.
The keypad lever may not be under pressure before the
acoustic and optical clearance signals are emitted. If the
keypad lever is not used within 12 seconds to open the door,
then the electronic lock will automatically be re-locked.
3. Closing the electronic lock
Close the door and turn the keypad lever back to the stop. The
keypad lever will have to cover the red marking completely. The
electronic lock is automatically locked in this position. Two signal
tones of the same frequency will sound to indicate that the
electronic lock has been locked; the green LED will light once.
In the interest of security, attempt to turn the handle to
ensure that the container is properly closed.
4. Time-out following erroneous entries
Twelve signal tones will sound and the red LED will light if an
invalid combination is entered. You now have three more tries to
enter a valid combination. After the fourth consecutive invalid
entry, however, the time-out period commences; the keypad will
accept no entries during this 10-second period. This time-out
period will be extended by 10 additional seconds following each
subsequent invalid entry up to a maximum time-out period of 15
minutes. The time-out period cannot be interrupted with the „C“
button.
5. Correction with the „C“ button
If you press the „C“ button during the course of an entry
sequence, then all digits previously entered will be canceled.
Any programming mode which might have been commenced will
also be terminated. You must initiate programming once again,
from the beginning, by pressing the „*“ button.
Exception:
Neither the time-out period following erroneous
entries nor the low battery warning period can be interrupted
with the „C“ button.
6. Battery monitoring, replacing the battery
If the battery charge is insufficient, then a high-low warning
tone will sound 10 times after the combination is entered and the
red and green LEDs will blink alternately. This is to remind you to
install two new 1.5 volt (AA alkaline) batteries within the next
few days.
Replacing the batteries:
The battery compartment cover is
located to the right of the keypad housing. Slide the battery
compartment cover off the keypad housing, in the direction
indicated by the arrow. See Figure 1.
Programming modes
P - No. 0:
Programming and changing the
master combination
Programming a new master combination
using the emergency opening lock
P - No. 1:
Programming, changing or deleting any of the
5 user combinations
P - No. 2:
Programming or deleting a
combination interlock
(duality principle)
P - No. 3:
Programming and deleting a
timed delay period
P - No. 6:
Programming the
time lock
