Viro RAM-TOUCH, User Manual

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Emergency opening
If the batteries are completely flat, it is necessary to open the door by means of
an emergency system. Viro therefore offers two versions of the safe/cabinet, to
satisfy different requirements:
• with a mechanical key, protected by an anti-drill plate with a special
profile, that can only be duplicated by Viro by means of a coded
ownership card (supplied with the safe/cabinet).
• with external power supply by means of a battery pack with 4 AA LR6
1.5V batteries.
It is first necessary to identify which type of emergency opening is fitted on your
safe/cabinet. If there is a small plastic plug below the safe knob, or above the
control panel in the case of a cabinet, then this is the version with a mechanical
key.
Figure 5: plastic plug on the safe (left) and cabinet (right)
Emergency opening with mechanical key
Figure 6: emergency key for the safe (left) and cabinet (right)
Remove the plastic plug and insert the key as far as it will go. Turn the key
clockwise and keeping it turned, turn the knob clockwise.
Note: opening with the emergency key is also recorded in the Audit Trail
of the safe/cabinet.
Note: NEVER LEAVE THE EMERGENCY KEY INSIDE THE SAFE/CABINET;
KEEP IT IN A SAFE PLACE, PREFERABLY NOT IN THE SAME HOME WHERE
THE SAFE/CABINET IS LOCATED (SO THAT NO BURGLAR CAN FIND IT).