3.
To Delete the Manager Code on this unit
If the Manager Code has previously been entered
:-
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Enter the Super Code and
hold down
the last digit of the code
until 2 beeps sound. This is then followed by 2 beeps.
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Press button
( 3 ).
2 beeps sound. The Manager Code has
been deleted.
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If 3 beeps sound at any time, the Manager Code delete
process has failed, and the Manager Code has been retained.
4.
To Enable the Manager Code on this unit
If the Manager Code has previously been entered
:-
•
Enter the Super Code and
hold down
the last digit of the code
until 2 beeps sound. This is then followed by 2 beeps.
•
Press button
( 1 ).
2 beeps sound. The Manager Code has
been enabled.
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If 3 beeps sound at any time, the Manager Code enable
process has failed, and the Manager Code status remains
unchanged.
5.
To Disable the Manager Code on this unit
If the Manager Code has previously been entered
:-
•
Enter the Super Code and
hold down
the last digit of the code
until 2 beeps sound. This is then followed by 2 beeps.
•
Press button
( 2 ).
2 beeps sound. The Manager Code has
been disabled.
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If 3 beeps sound at any time, the Manager Code disable
process has failed, and the Manager Code status remains
unchanged.
Troubleshooting
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Encrypted data is loaded from the entry pad to the
safe lock to protect the unit from illegal entry. The safe lock and the
entry pad must have the same Super Code encryption or the unit will
not work.
The remainder of this section deals with the options available
when it is evident that entry of the Super Code has failed to
open the safe, and a fault lies either with the entry pad or safe
lock. This assumes that the safe door may already have been
drilled open and/or the entry pad or safe lock is obviously
damaged. The other assumption is that the Super Code being
used is in fact the correct code.
Have an entry pad available that has been assigned a Super
Code that matches the faulty unit. With this –
Options:
Verify that the safe lock works by connecting this new
entry pad to the safe lock.
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If
unsuccessful
, remove the battery from the entry pad,
connect a new safe lock to the entry pad, re-connect the
battery and press the ‘reset’ button on the lock. If the unit
can then be opened using the Super Code, then the safe
lock is at fault. Re-connect the original entry pad to the
new safe lock; following the procedure just outlined, and
verify the unit can then be opened using the Super Code.
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If
successful
, then the original entry pad is at fault, and
needs to be replaced. Both the Manager and User Codes
need to be reinstated.
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It may also prove to be the case that both the entry pad
and safe lock are both at fault. In this case, a complete unit
changeover will be required.
As stated earlier, if the resulting change has compromised the
Super Code, change the Super Code and update your database
records accordingly.
Finally, if the Super Code of any entry pad is lost, the unit will
need to be re-programmed back at the factory, and a charge for
this service will be applied.
1000-SERIES
ELECTRONIC COMBINATION
SAFE LOCK
SUPER CODE
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
