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Anytime you press a button on the keypad, the red LED blinks, 
and the keypad emits a beep. If you press a button and don’t see 
or hear this feedback, it’s likely you didn’t press the button fully. 
Just press it again.

Whenever you see the green LED light up, the lock is prompting 
you to place your finger on the fingerprint reader. It will not go on 
to the next opening or programming step until you do so.

The lock cannot be operated by fingerprint until one is enrolled 
in the keypad. It can be operated by PIN code alone as shipped 
from the factory. The factory default master code is 123456#. 
Instructions for enrolling a fingerprint appear later in this manual.

The LCD readout makes using your lock very easy. Just read the 
display, and follow the prompts.

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Press START, located just above the LCD screen. The lock will 
display:

After about 1 ½ seconds, the display will read:

The keypad’s green LED will light up. You can either place your 
finger on the fingerprint reader until the LED goes off, or you can 
enter your 6-digit PIN code followed by #.

Do not put any pressure on the safe handle until after the 
LCD displays:

The lock will stay unlocked for about 6 seconds, allowing ample 
time to open the safe. The lock will then re-lock automatically 
when the safe door is closed and the handle is turned to the 
locked position.

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Your lock can be set to require both an enrolled fingerprint  and 
a valid PIN code before opening. This adds an extra measure of 
security. To open the lock, begin by pressing START.

If you place an enrolled finger on the keypad’s reader, the 
following screen will appear, prompting you to enter the 6-digit 
code (followed by #) that is associated with the fingerprint.

Do not put any pressure on the safe handle until after the 
LCD displays:

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If you are using a time delay, instead of opening, the keypad 
will display a time delay countdown screen after you enter your 
fingerprint or PIN code.

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Biometric Keypad

© Copyright 2005, Sargent & Greenleaf

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Summary of Contents for Biometric Keypad

Page 1: ...the factory This code can be used to regain control of the lock in the event the master code is lost The management reset code must be programmed into the lock before the master code is changed for th...

Page 2: ...You can either place your finger on the fingerprint reader until the LED goes off or you can enter your 6 digit PIN code followed by Do not put any pressure on the safe handle until after the LCD dis...

Page 3: ...e time delay countdown When the opening window screen appears two different people will have to enter their enrolled fingerprint and or PIN within 60 seconds of each other to open the lock One of thos...

Page 4: ...in two different ways The first is single control After pressing START simply enter the TDO fingerprint and or PIN code to open the lock depending on whether the keypad is programmed for fingerprint o...

Page 5: ...the lock and keypad do not appear to be functioning normally simply refrain from pressing any buttons for at least five minutes then attempt your programming procedure again Getting to the Setup Menus...

Page 6: ...setup under the main setup menu As shown in the following screen illustration you can select one of three lock models Z02 6120 or 6123 It is important that you identify your lock correctly Otherwise...

Page 7: ...nt reset code be stored off premises as an additional security measure If the lock has never had its master code changed and it has no MRC you can make up your own and set it into the lock The managem...

Page 8: ...You can enter the lock MRC then enter the keypad MRC to get them back in sync What happens when you use the MRC successfully In a model 6120 lock the master code is reset to 1 2 3 4 5 6 All user code...

Page 9: ...TDO mode cannot be changed If you select single user option 1 or dual control option 2 the following screen will be displayed while the keypad communicates with the lock If the lock alerts you that t...

Page 10: ...the code entry screen so that you can attempt to enter the new code again If the code entry and confirmation match the code will be set into the lock and the following display will confirm the action...

Page 11: ...y Override Code This code is only available with 6123 and Z02 model locks If your lock is a 6120 skip this section As explained earlier in this instruction manual the time delay override code is used...

Page 12: ...will be the 2 PIN code supervisor code At the top of the following column are the menu items available to you when the supervisor code is used to access lock setup You will not have access to any othe...

Page 13: ...require another code to start the time delay before the TDO code and or associated fingerprint can be used to open the safe A time delay period of at least one minute must be programmed into the lock...

Page 14: ...Note If your lock employs a time delay changes to an existing time delay or opening window can only be accomplished during the opening window period This can make the process lengthy depending on the...

Page 15: ...dow if you are using a model 6123 or Z02 lock If your lock is a 6120 this section does not apply to you The opening window is the limited period of time following the end of the time delay during whic...

Page 16: ...rollment process Each numerical code can only be assigned one fingerprint If a code is deleted from the lock the associated fingerprint will no longer work If a fingerprint is deleted from the keypad...

Page 17: ...ed to enroll a fingerprint in position that was already in use The keypad display makes setting up and maintaining your lock parameters and data very intuitive Operating Instructions Biometric Keypad...

Page 18: ...ck using an LCD display to make the processes easy to follow There may be times however when you need to control the lock directly without the Biometric Keypad acting as the middleman To do this make...

Page 19: ...Codes and programming information are not corrupted or lost during battery changes Underneath the bottom of the keypad you ll find a raised ridge Place your finger behind it pull slightly forward and...

Page 20: ...TIES EXPRESS OR IMPLIED S G DOES NOT WARRANT THAT THE GOODS ARE MERCHANTABLE OR FIT FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY PROVIDED HEREIN Seller s entire liability and Buyer s exclusive remed...

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