Instructions for digital Torino GMT/4P and GMT/7P
with “ON” key to activate
Please read all of these instructions carefully before commencing using your safe. Try all of
these procedures with the door open first, until you are familiar with how the safe works.
FEATURES
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High performance microprocessor
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Possible combinations: 10 billion
WARNING!
NEVER LEAVE YOUR
EMERGENCY KEY IN THE SAFE
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Internal power supply with 4 x LR6 AA 1.5-v alkaline batteries
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Alphanumeric keyboard with 12 keys: 10 keys with numbers from 0 to 9 and 26 letters
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“ON” key to activate the circuit
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“ENTER” key to confirm code set
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The keyboard is of the membrane type with four dedicated LEDS, and contacts for external emergency
power supply in the event of internal batteries being flat
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Internal button for programming new personal code
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DIGITS THAT CAN BE SET
minimum 4 – maximum 10 digits in permanent memory
(the
“ENTER”
and
“ON”
keys
are not valid in the combination)
INTRODUCTION
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ALL SAFES ARE PROVIDED WITH SERVICE CODE “1111”
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Before installing the safe, check that it works properly and read the instructions carefully to understand the
operation
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Every time a key is pressed the green “OK” LED lights up and the buzzer sounds; pressing the “ENTER”
key causes the green “OK” LED to light up for correct procedures, or the red “ERROR” LED to light up in the
case of incorrect settings.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
1.
Fit the 4 x 1.5-volt batteries (only alkaline batteries must be used) in its plastic seating on the back of
the internal lock (see Pic. 1) and completely remove (without screwing it back in) the black screw marked
with a special yellow label, which blocks the magnet.
2.
Test for opening using the service code “1111” (with door open and bolts extended)
Press “ON”, key in the service code “1111” and press “ENTER”. The green “OK” LED lights up for about five
seconds.
Within this time, with the green LED ON, turn the knob clockwise to retract the bolts.
If the combination is incorrect, the red “ERROR” LED will light up and the buzzer will sound.
After three attempts with incorrect codes, the keyboard will be disabled for one minute and this time will be
indicated by the red “ERROR” LED flashing. After this time, renewed readiness for operation will be indicated by
the green “OK” LED lighting up and a beep
STORING THE PERSONAL CODE
3.
The procedure for storing the new code must be carried out with the door open and the bolts
extended.
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Press “ON”
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Press the programming button (see Pic. 2) near the top of the back of the door once; the button is marked
with a yellow “PROGRAMMING” label
The green “CODE” LED switches on with a steady light and stays on for 10 seconds
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Within 10 seconds, start keying in your new personal code (min. 4 – max. 10 digits) and press “ENTER”
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Key in your new code set again and press “ENTER” to confirm
If the procedure has been carried out correctly, a long sound with a number of tones is emitted, thus
indicating that your code has been stored.
If errors have been made while setting your new code, this will be indicated by the red “ERROR” LED
lighting up and a beep. Repeat the procedure for setting your new personal code again, starting from 3.
