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ACTIVATING THE “MASTER” CODE:
access the “programming” facility
A.
with the door open, keep your finger pressed on spring latch
and press
the 1-2-3-4 code on the
keyboard, then press the # key (to confirm) (fig.
10).
B.
the acoustic alarm will emit a rising scale of beeps to warn you that the
lock is in the “programming” mode.
The lock will only remain in this mode (programming) for as long as
you keep the spring latch pressed. You will automatically leave the pro-
gramming mode by releasing it.
C.
Keeping the spring latch
constantly pressed, press the black and green
keys located on the internal plaque
(fig. 2) together and keep them
pressed for at least two seconds. The acoustic alarm will emit one long beep
as confirmation.
D.
Now digit your personal Master Code (minimum 4 figures, maximum 8)
and press the # key. The acoustic alarm will emit two short beeps to con-
firm that your “master” code has been memorized.
release the pressure on the spring latch
to exit the programming mode.
ACTIVATING THE “SERVICE” CODE:
access the “programming” facility
A.
with the door open, keep your finger pressed on spring latch
, press the
code memorized beforehand at “master” level on the keyboard
fol-
lowed by the # key (fig. 10).
B.
the acoustic alarm will emit a rising scale of beeps to warn you that the
lock is in the “programming” mode.
The lock will only remain in this mode (programming) for as long as
you keep the spring latch pressed. You will automatically leave the pro-
gramming mode by releasing it.
C.
Keeping the spring latch
constantly pressed, press the black key located
on the internal plaque
(fig. 3) for at least one second. The buzzer will
emit one brief beep. Each new code entered (minimum 4 figures, maxi-
mum 8) and confirmed by the # key will be registered with the “service”
level. The buzzer will confirm memorization of all the codes with one
brief beep. Once memorization has been completed carry on with en-
abling all the codes registered at the “service” level by pressing the black
key located on the internal plaque
(fig. 3) for at least one second. The
buzzer will emit two short beeps.
NOTE:
If the buzzer should emit TWO short beeps at the start of phase C, then press
the black key again until the buzzer emits ONE short beep only, confirm-
ing that the lock is now set for memorizing new “service” codes.
release the pressure on the spring latch
to exit the programming mode.
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BASIC PROGRAMMING
FIG.10
FIG.2
FIG.3