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4 Onity OS700 RFID Safe User Manual
4.2 Update
This option is used when the safe configuration has changed and the new settings must be loaded into the safe.
The PP or tablet PP must be loaded with the latest information first, then follow the steps in the Initialization process.
Common reasons to update safes:
• Twice a year if Daylight Saving Time applies
• Changes in special cards
• If the database (master users) or safe settings have been changed
4.3 Test
This option allows you to test and check some important points on the safes in order to see their status. Battery
level, firmware version, and more can be tested and displayed for a first diagnosis of the safes.
4.4 Read Opening
This option collects all the audit data from the safe. The OS700 safe stores the last 500 events (openings and
closings).
In order to see the events, a standard PP must be connected to the Onity front desk system and the audit
data loaded into the system. After that, the events can be displayed in the PC screen, in the HT22 standalone
encoder, or in OnPoint system.
If a tablet PP is used, the audit data is displayed in the tablet or sent over LAN or WLAN to the Onity server.
5 Maintenance
If the safe door is closed and the batteries are dead, use the Portable Programmer to open the safe. Note : The safe door
will not close if the battery level is extremely low.
5.1 Test Battery Level
The battery level of the safe can be tested with a diagnostic card, master card, or using the Portable Programmer
(or tablet PP). Best Practice : Test the battery levels every six (6) months (minimum).
Step Action
1. Touch the safe diagnostic key card or master card to the safe RFID reader, or connect the PP.
2. If the green light flashes within three (3) seconds, the batteries levels are good.
3. If the green light is steady and the red light is flashing, go to the next section to replace the batteries.
5.2 Replace Batteries
WARNING ! Use only fresh, approved, high-quality batteries with same type and rating. Never mix used and new
batteries in the safe. Battery holders with signs of corrosion must be replaced. Dispose of all batteries as required
by local ordinances, regulations, and/or the latest WEEE and European 2012/19/CE requirements. Do not throw
batteries in the common garbage.
Suggested batteries
:
• Varta Industrial Alkaline 4006
• Energizer Industrial Alkaline 2010
• Panasonic Plus Alkaline