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Operating Instructions

S&G Model 2740 Electromechanical Safe Lock

Defense Security Service, Center for Development of Security Excellence            http://dssa.dss.mil

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Changing the Combination with the Change key

Note: This procedure is used for locks in Single User Mode and Dual User Mode. For 

Dual User Mode, each user must change their code independently.
The lock’s combination can be changed by use of the setup module or a separate 

change key. Only a safe technician who has successfully completed the factory 

approved 2740 training class should connect a setup module to lock.  
The change key can be used by a safe custodian or security officer following the 

appropriate instructions included in this document.

1.  Open the lock using the existing combination(s).
2.  With the safe or container open, extend the lock block to the locked position.
3.  Insert the change key into the receptacle in the lock cover.

Note: It is now time to enter your current combination again. The lock will emit one 

quick beep when you begin.

4.  Turn the dial left (counterclockwise) at least four times, then stop precisely on the 

first number of your current (old) combination.

5.  Turn the dial right (clockwise) three times, stopping on the second number of 

your old combination.

6.  Turn the dial left two times, stopping on the third number of your old combination.
7.  Turn the dial right until you hear three quick beeps.
8.  Turn the dial left four times, stopping on the first number of the NEW combination.
9.  Turn the dial right three times, stopping on the second number.
10.  Turn the dial left two times, stopping on the third number.
11.  Turn the dial right until you hear three quick beeps.

Note: The new combination has been entered. It needs to be entered again for verification.

12.  Turn the dial left (counterclockwise) four times, stopping on the first number of 

the new combination.

13.  Turn the dial right (clockwise) three times, stopping on the second number of the 

new combination.

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Summary of Contents for 2740

Page 1: ...Defense Security Service Center for Development of Security Excellence http dssa dss mil SG OPERATING Instructions 2740 Revised 01 12...

Page 2: ...Dialing Notes 1 Battery Notes 2 Beep Patterns 3 Operating Instructions Opening the Lock in Single User Mode 4 Opening the Lock in Dual User Mode 4 Combination Change Notes 5 Changing the Combination...

Page 3: ...The lock will emit a beep or beep pattern to communicate its state See the table on page 3 If ten 10 incorrect combinations are entered in a row the S G Model 2740 Electromechanical Safe Lock will sh...

Page 4: ...op of the module equals greater battery strength replace both lock batteries if four or less LEDs light If a lock emits 10 beeps upon opening both lock batteries must be changed Bothbatteriesmustbecha...

Page 5: ...ps In the Change Operating mode Dual User Mode enabled 3 Beeps Sounded between each step of a programming sequence 4 Beeps First combination is successfully entered in a dual control mode 5 Beeps Comb...

Page 6: ...irst 1 Turn the dial left counterclockwise at least four 4 complete revolutions 2 Stop precisely on the first number of the 1st combination 3 Turn the dial right clockwise three times stopping on the...

Page 7: ...he arrow in the connector will align with the arrow molded into the lock case when inserted correctly In between programming steps the lock will emit three quick beeps when the dial is turned clockwis...

Page 8: ...ange key into the receptacle in the lock cover Note It is now time to enter your current combination again The lock will emit one quick beep when you begin 4 Turn the dial left counterclockwise at lea...

Page 9: ...mber of the new combination 15 Turn the dial right listening for five quick beeps to indicate a successful combination change 16 Continue turning the dial right to retract the lock bolt Note Donotclos...

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