TMI, Corp. Model 2400 Timelock
127 SE 29
th
St.
♦
Topeka KS 66605-1123
Preparation for Locking Timelocks with Mechanical Movements
1.
Determine how many hours the chest or vault is to remain locked.
2.
Wind each movement counterclockwise until the indicator (pointer) of each movement is
directly aligned with the predetermined locking hour.
3.
Depress the locking plunger button, located between the two timelock movements.
Timelocks supplied with a guard cover require the use of the winding key to depress the
locking plunger. The winding key is also used to activate the emergency release lever.
The locking plunger button should remain depressed, indicating that the timelock is
prepared to lock the chest or vault door once the bolt work and or combination lock (s) are
thrown off.
Never lock a chest or vault with only one functional movement. Note: the
first movement to reach “0" hour unlocks the timelock.
The “Emergency Release
Lever” is located above the locking plunger button.
Preparation for Locking Timelocks with Electronic Movements:
1. Series 114E movements are time only and are set in the same manner as mechanical
movements.
2. Series 134 movements are redundant, weekly programmable. Follow the outlined
procedures supplied with this timelock.
3. Depress the locking plunger button, located between the two timelock movements.
Timelocks supplied with a guard cover require the use of the winding key to depress
the
locking plunger. The winding key is also used to activate the emergency release lever.
Never lock a chest or vault with only one functional movement. Note: the first
movement to reach “0" hour unlocks the timelock.
