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An alternate power source is PowerSaver
TM
Technology . With this option
the combination of PowerStar’s low voltage technology and the use of one
9 Volt Alkaline or Lithium battery supplies enough power to the lock for
virtually the shelf life of the battery. With PowerSaver Technology the lock is
essentially “powered” at all times and does not have to be manually
powered. See the
Optional Features section of the manual for more
information on PowerSaver Technology.
Spindle/Bolt Designation
The Auditcon locks can be Spindled or Non-Spindled . There are minor
operational differences between the two, and the bolts associated with
each type can also cause operational differences. The Spindled version of
the lock can operate with a
Standard Deadbolt , a Snap Bolt , or a Spring
Bolt . The Non-Spindled version of the lock uses the Kaba Mas Slide Bolt .
The Non-Spindled version of the lock does not have a “Home” position
identified in relation to the dial since there is no spindle used to extend and
retract the bolt. See
Lock Operations and the Optional Features section of
the manual for more detailed information.
Lock Operating Modes
The lock has two modes of operation as described in the following: Inde-
pendent Mode and Supervisory/Subordinate Mode. Within each operation
mode, two access modes are available: Single User access and Dual User
access. In Single User access, only one combination is required to open
the lock. In Dual User access, two combinations must be correctly and
consecutively entered to open the lock.
• Independent Mode - When operating in Independent Mode, only one
(Single User access) or two (Dual User access) combinations are
required to open the lock. In Dual User access, either combination can
be entered first. However, you should not turn the dial or press
Clear
between combination entries.