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• Press “ENTER”. Once the light turns green you have
approximately 5 seconds to turn the handle clockwise and
open the safe.
TO CLOSE THE SAFE
, simply close the door and turn the
handle anticlockwise.
If you enter an incorrect code 3 times in a row, the safe will be
blocked for 5 minutes. When this occurs, the light flashes red.
IMPORTANT
: For SUA electronic key-operated safe models,
the key must be inserted into the lock and turned clockwise
before pressing ON and entering the opening code.
• Press “ON”. The safe will beep and the light will turn green.
• Enter the master code (123456 by default) or the 6-to-8-
digit user code (this is not configured by default; to do so,
see “Programming the User Code).
• Press «ON».
• Press «ENTER».
• Pulse «1».
• Press «ENTER».
• Enter the current master code and press “ENTER” (when
programming for the first time, the default master code is
123456).
• Enter the new master code (minimum of 6 and maximum of
8 digits) and press “ENTER”.
• Enter the new master code again and press “ENTER”.
• To check the new master code, press: “ON” > New master
code > “ENTER”.
If the process has been completed successfully, the safe will
beep twice and the light will turn green.
If the process has not been completed successfully, the safe
will beep a long beep and the light will turn red. In this case,
wait 10 seconds and then start the process again from the
beginning.
• Press «ON».
• Press «ENTER».
• Pulse «2».
• Press «ENTER».
• Enter the user number (1 digit from 1 to 9) > “ENTER” >
master code > “ENTER”.
• Enter the new user code (6 to 8 digits) > “ENTER”.
• Enter the new user code (6 to 8 digits) again > “ENTER”.
To check the new user code, press: “ON” > New user code >
“ENTER” and the safe should open.
To program different users remember that you must assign
each of them a user number (one digit 1 to 9), which cannot
be repeated.
IMPORTANT
: it is possible to program up to 9 codes User
Codes. It is necessary to assign each user 1 digit from 1 to 9,
which we will call “User number”.
• The battery is on the inside of the door. Depending on
the safe model, the battery may be inside the battery
compartment of the lock (picture
a
) or in a special
removable battery box (picture
b
).
• Remove the cover from the battery compartment of the
lock or take the box out.
• Install a new battery (9V).
• Put the cover back on.
INSTALLING/REPLACING THE BATTERY
• Get a new battery (9V).
• Press the new battery into place on the emergency power
contacts and secure it in this position.
• Make sure the battery does not come into contact with the
metal parts of the lock.
• Enter a valid opening code on the keypad.
• Take out the battery, open the door to the safe and replace
the dead battery.
HOW TO OPEN THE SAFE WHEN
THE BATTERY IS DEAD
1. OPENING AND CLOSING THE SAFE
2. PROGRAMMING THE OPENING CODES (USER
AND MASTER CODES)
2.1. CHANGING THE MASTER CODE
2.2. PROGRAMMING THE USER CODE
(USING THE MASTER CODE)
Note: For models that open with a key, it is necessary to
place it in the open position in order for the safe to open
when you enter the codes.
It is strongly recommended to change the settings of the
lock with the door opened.
