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OPERATINGINSTRUCTIONS

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• Safes

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Read the instructions carefully before using the safe.

Operating Instructions

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E-Series Safes (300)E-Series Safes (300)

PTK-Series Safes (300)PTK-Series Safes (300)

Data Safe Series (DS 4000)Data Safe Series (DS 4000)

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You have bought a KASO-product. Our brand KASO is well known around the world for the physical protection of property and valuables.

We thank you for your confidence and hope that these instructions will be use-ful when using the safe.

To our customer

1. BURGLARY AND FIRE CLASSIFICATION

2. INSTALLATION OF THE SAFE

3. KEYLOCK a) Keylock b) Adjusting the keylock for new keys

4. COMBINATION LOCK

5. OPENING AND CLOSING OF THE DOOR

6. INTERNAL FITTINGS

7. READINESS FOR SEISMIC DETECTOR

8. SERVICE

9. LIMITED WARRANTY

10. ENCLOSURES

M-LOCKS EM2050/EM3550 Electronic Codelock

S&G 6730 / 6630 Combination Lock

SECU SELO A Electronical Codelock

SECU SELO B Electronical Codelock

Contents

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1. BURGLARY AND FIRE CLASSIFICATION

The label of ECB-S (European Certification Board) on the inner side of the door shows the burglary class (I-V) of the safe and proves that the safe has been tested and accepted accor-ding to the Eurostandard EN 1143-1.

The fire security class is also shown on the label on the inner side of the door. The label of the E-and PTK- Series Safes shows that the safes have been Fire tested according to the Scandinavian NT FIRE 017 standard reaching 60 minutes PAPER.

The fire test label of ECB-S (European Certification Board) of the Data Safe Series DS 4000 shows that the Data Safes have been tested according to the EN 1047-1 standard, protection class S 120 DIS.

2. INSTALLATION OF THE SAFE2.1 The safe must be stored and installed indoors. Room temperature shall be between 10-40°C

in order to maintain the normal qualifications of the safe.

Before installing the safe make sure that the floor bearing capacity is sufficient. The ECB-S label shows the safe weight.

The safe must be placed on a flat surface. Make sure that the door does not turn by itself in any position. Please note opening space requirement 120 degrees when the safe is equipped with pull-out internal fittings.

According to the Eurostandard EN 1143-1 all safes under 1.000 kg must be equipped with floor anchoring. Otherwise the burglary classification is not valid. All safes in KASO E-Series are equipped with the readiness for floor anchoring including a hole and a bolt to be fixed into concrete floor (corresponding anchoring equipment can be used for other floor material). Use of glue is also recommended - especially when the concrete floor isn´t hard enough. User of the safe is responsible for the anchoring of the safe.

1. Locate the safe.

2. Remove the plastic cover plug.

3. Please check that the drilling spot is safe. Drill a min. 110 mm deep hole into the floor through the safe bottom hole.

Use an effective percussion drilling machine with O 16 mm bit.

4. Use e.g. vacuum cleaner to clean off the hole.

5. Fix the anchoring bolt into the hole as deep as possible and turn the nut

as tight as possible.

6. Fix the plastic cover plug.

Cover plug

Safe bottom

Anchoring boltHILTI HSAM 16 x 140/25

Concrete floor

Anchoring holeO 16 mm

3. KEYLOCK

a) Keylock

The high-security keylock has two keys as standard. The lock is opened by turning the key clockwise and closed by turning the key counterclockwise. Please do not turn the key

by force; if you cant´t turn the key, please check that the key is the right side up in the lock. The key can only be pulled out when the lock is closed.

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Picture 1. Picture 2.

The keys should be handled carefully and kept in a safe place. Please avoid hitting or dropping the keys against any hard surface. In case of damage, new keys should be ordered in writing.

As the keys can wear out during the years, we recommend that new keys are ordered every 3 (three) years. Always keep the keys in a safe place only accessible to authorized persons. When one original key is lost, adjust the locking device to another pair of keys immediately.

b) Adjusting the keylock for new keys

When the door is open, turn the round handle clockwise thus locking the door.

Open the inside door cover plate of the safe (E- and PTK safe series). The inside door cover plate (see picture 1) of the Data Safe (DS 4000) is moved by unscrewing the two screws at the top and by pushing the plate towards hinges (see picture 1) until the lock is exposed.

Push the lock button (see picture 2) until it stops. Open the lock with a valid key and turn it 180 degrees clockwise until it stops. Remove the key without turning it.

Insert new key and turn the key counter-clockwise until it stops. The lock has now been adju-sted to new key / pair of keys. After adjusting the lock mechanism to new keys, every new key has to be tested with the door open.

c) Opening and closing of the Abloy keylock (DS 4090)

Locking - turn the key clockwise slightly over vertical position until a click is heard (key on the right side of the lock) - return to vertical position and remove the key - the lock is closed

Opening - turn the key clockwise slightly over vertical position until a click is heard (key on the left side of the lock) - return to vertical position, remove the key and push the lock - the lock is opened

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Electronical codelock SECU SELO-A1-9 user codes

Changeable keylock

Electronical codelock SECU SELO-B1-40 user codes

Mechanical combination lock

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6. INTERNAL FITTINGS

A wide range of internal fittings are available for KASO safes. Loading capacity per fitting 50 kg (even load). You can fix the plain shelves (picture 1) by yourself using the shelf supporters.

* marked inside fittings to be fixed with screws

5. OPENING AND LOCKING OF THE DOOR

After opening the locks turn the round handle counterclockwise, the bolts are sliding in and you can pull the door open. Do not push the door fully open with force, otherwise the hinges may be damaged by the heavy door.

Locking of the doors is done in reverse; shut the door and turn the round handle clockwise after which you can close the lock.

Attention: When closing the door, always make sure that the bolts are inside the door. Do not slam the door with the bolts outside as this can damage the bolt mechanism.

4. COMBINATION LOCK

In case the safe is equipped with a combination lock or an electronical codelock, the operating instructions are enclosed.

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1. 2. 3.

4.* 5.* 6.*

7. 8. 9.

10. 11. 1. Plain shelf2. Pull-out shelf3. Pull-out worktop4. Lockable inner box (H 350 mm) *5. Lockable inner box (H 150 mm) *6. Databox MI-400 (H 200 mm) *7. Pull-out keyrack8. Pull-out key compartment shelf9. Pull-out key shelf10. Pull-out suspension file frame11. Pull-out multi-purpose shelf (DS 4000 Series Data Safes)

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7. READINESS FOR SEISMIC DETECTOR

Kaso E-300 series safes can be equipped with installation plate for seismic detector. Please contact a company specialized in selling and installing alarm systems.

8. SERVICE

Service is recommended every five years for the lock and bolt mechanism and the sealings and it can only be done by the producer or by an authorized service company.

Do not oil the lock in any circumstances. The door hinges are lubricated for life. Paint surface of the safe can be cleaned with an applicable cleansing agent.

In case the safe is damaged due to a burglary attempt or for some other reason, only the producer is to decide about the repair. If the safe cannot be restored, the fire and burglary classifications are not valid.

9. LIMITED WARRANTY

Defects, damages or malfunction of mechanical parts of KASO products resulting from nor-mal use and service are unconditionally guaranteed for a period of two years from the date of delivery. The warranty covers design, manufacturing and material defects.The warranty for supplied locks complies with the lock manufacturers' warranty conditions and covers only the lock components. The warranty will not cover the direct and indirect costs for replacing or repairing the defects.The KASO two year´s warranty for material and workmanship is to be understood from des-patch date ex-factory.We reserve the right to have our representative to inspect any product prior to honouring any claim and may, by our sole discretion, repair or replace defective product or parts.Any damage caused to the product during transportation or by mishandling and improper use or storage of the product, fire and burglary attacks etc. are not covered by this warranty and the warranty will not cover the direct and indirect costs for replacing or repairing the defects.Warranty claims shall be notified to Kaso Oy directly in writing immediately when an error is detected. Kaso reserves the right to decide whether to correct the error, supply a new product or to grant a discount on the price of the product.Warranty service is available by contacting KASO OY, Lyhtytie 2, 00750 Helsinki, Finland.

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONSEM2050/EM3550ELECTRONIC CODELOCK GENERAL- The lock is suitable for EN 1143-1 classes I to V

- The lock is operated with a 6-digit user code

- Up to nine user codes and one master code can be programmed to the lock memory

- Optionally the lock can be programmed with an opening time delay and a separate e-key

OPERATING THE LOCK

Opening the lock without time delay- Enter the 6-digit user code The factory set up code is 1-2-3-4-5-6

- After pressing each button a beep is heard ( ♪ ) and the LED flashes ( ☼ )

- After the code has been entered successfully, the lock will beep twice ( ♪♪ )

- Turn the handle counter-clockwise and open the door. If the door is not opened within 3 seconds, the lock will close automatically If the combination is incorrect, a long beep is heard ( ♫ )

- More than 10 second pause between each press returns the lock to standby mode

- If a wrong code is entered four times in a row, the lock will automatically block all entries for five minutes. If after this a wrong code is entered further two times in a row, the lock prevents new entries again for next 5 minutes.

The factory code has to be changed by an administrator as soon as possible when the safe will be takeninto use. Opening the lock with time delay- Enter the user code followed by a time delay indicated by a flashing LED light every two seconds. When the time delay has elapsed starts opening time (audible signal and the LED flashes at 1 second intervals).

- Enter a valid user code during opening time to open the lock. If the user code is not entered during the opening time, the lock returns to standby mode.

For example:

☼ time delay indicator every 2 seconds ( time delay )

♪ ☼ opening time indicators at 1 second intervals ( opening time )

Open the lock

1 2 3 4 5 6 ♪♪

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CHANGING THE USER CODE

(Please note: Always program the lock with the door open)- Press and hold button [0] until you hear two beeps and the LED indicator will turn on. The LED indicator will stay on during the following operations:

enter the old user code ♪♪

enter the new user code ♪♪

repeat the new user code ♪♪

Example: Press and hold down button [0] until you hear two beeps and the LED indicator will turn on.

Enter the old user code 1-2-3-4-5-6 ( ♪♪ )

Enter the new user code 9-8-7-6-5-4 ( ♪♪ )

Repeat the new user code 9-8-7-6-5-4 ( ♪♪ )

If wrong codes are entered during the programming, a long beep is heard ( ♫ ) and the old user code willremain unchanged.

USER ACTIVATION- Users codes are stored in memory locations 1-9- Press button [1] until you hear two beeps and the LED indicator light will turn on.

The LED indicator light is on during the following operations:

Enter the master code ♪♪

Enter the user code memory location number (1-9) ♪♪

Enter the user code ♪♪

Repeat the user code ♪♪

Example: Activate User 1:- Press and hold button [1] until you hear two beeps and the LED indicator light will turn on.

Enter the master code eg. 1-2-3-4-5-6 ♪♪

Enter the user memory location number 1 ♪♪

Enter the user code 9-8-7-6-5-4 ♪♪

Repeat the user code 9-8-7-6-5-4 ♪♪

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E- KEY USER ACTIVATION- Press and hold button [1] until you hear two beeps and the LED indicator will turn on.

The LED indicator light is on during following operations:

Enter the master code ♪♪

Enter the user memory location number (1-9) ♪♪

Enter the user code and followed by two beeps ♪♪ ,

hold the e-key against the reader until

you will hear a new tone ♪♪

Repeat activation:Enter the user code and followed by two beeps ♪♪ ,hold the e-key against the reader untilyou will hear a new tone ♪♪ Example: Activate e-key for User 1:- Press and hold button [1] until you hear two beeps and the LED indicator will turn on

Enter the master code eg. 1-2-3-4-5-6 ♪♪

Enter the user memory location number 1 ♪♪

Enter the user code 9-8-7-6-5-4 ♪♪ , place the e-key against the reader ♪♪

Repeat activation: Enter the user code 9-8-7-6-5-4 ♪♪ , place the e-key against the reader ♪♪

DELETING A USER- Press and hold button [3] until you hear two beeps and the LED indicator light will turn on.

Enter the master code ♪♪

Enter the user memory location number (1-9) ♪♪

User deleted Example:- Press and hold button [3] until you hear two beeps and the LED indicator will turn on.

Enter the master code eg 1-2-3-4-5-6 ♪♪

Enter the user memory location number 1♪♪

User # 1 has been deleted

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PROGRAMMING OF TIME DELAY- Press and hold button [9] until you hear two beeps and the LED indicator will turn on.

Enter the master code ♪♪

Enter the time delay period and the opening time values (ddoo)

Repeat values ♪♪

For example:Press and hold button [9] until you hear two beeps and the LED indicator light will turn on.

Enter master code eg 1-2-3-4-5-6 ♪♪

Enter time delay and opening time values (ddoo), for example 0301 (03 minutes time delay and 01 minutes opening time) ♪♪

Repeat values (eg, 0301) ♪♪

Please note. The shortening of time delay can be only done during opening period.Increasing of the time delay may be made at any time.

REMOVAL OF TIME DELAY- Time delay can be deleted during opening period

- The procedure is similar as when programming time delay

For example time delay of 00 minutes and the opening time of 01 minutes is 0001

BATTERY REPLACEMENTThe lock indicates automatically about a weak battery condition with repeated beeps.

Replace the batteries and use only good quality 9V alkaline batteries.

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opening index

4 x 10

3 x 20

2 x 30

changing index

At the top of the dial ring there is an opening index for the opening of the lock. At the left side of the opening index, there is a changing index for changing of combination.Turn the dial slowly and steadily. If an error has been made, the entire series of combination numbers must be re-dialed, turning the dial ring first to the left at least four full revolutions. This applies both to opening and changing of combination.

1.0 To unlock

The lock is set on “10-20-30” at our factory and unlocked using this combination as follows:

1.1 Turn dial to the LEFT, stopping when “10” is aligned with the opening index the FOURTH (4.) time.

1.2 Turn dial to the RIGHT, stopping when “20” is aligned with the opening index the THIRD (3.) time.

1.3 Turn dial to the LEFT, stopping when “30” is aligned with the opening index the SECOND (2.) time.

1.4 Turn dial slowly to the RIGHT until it stops. The lock is unlocked and the door can be pulled open by turning the handle upwards. If the door cannot be opened, start the re-dialing more precisely.

S&G 6730 / 6630 COMBINATION LOCK OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

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2.0 To lock

Turn dial to the LEFT at least four full revolutions.

3.0 Changing of combination

For security reasons it is absolutely necessary that you change the number combination set by the factory. You can change the combination unlimited times.

Unlock the lock as instructed and pull the door open (all changing operations are made when the door is in open position). The bolts are moving out and the dial ring is released.

3.1 Remove of an old combination

Attention: the changing index must be used when removing an old combination. The combination set by the factory is removed as follows:

3.1.1 Turn dial to the LEFT stopping when “10” is aligned with the changing index the FOURTH (4.) time.

3.1.2 Turn dial to the RIGHT stopping when “20” is aligned with the changing index the THIRD (3.) time.

3.1.3 Turn dial to the LEFT stopping when “30” is aligned with the changing index the SECOND (2.) time.

3.1.4 Open the inside cover of the door and insert the changing key in the hole next to the instruction label. Be certain that the wing of the changing key is entirely within the lock. Turn the key 1/4 revolution according to the instruction label. The old combination is now removed. Leave the changing key to this position.

3.2 Setting a new combination

When setting a new combination do not use numbers between 0 and 20 for your last number. Don´t use f.eg. 46-82-13. For maximum security don´t use numbers ending in 0 or 5 and don´t use numbers in rising sequence e.g. 35-50-75.

Attention: changing index must be used when setting a new combination. Our combination example 54 - 38 - 72 is set as follows:

3.2.1 Turn the dial to the LEFT stopping when “54” is aligned with the changing index the FOURTH (4.) time.

3.2.2 Turn the dial to the RIGHT stopping when “38” is aligned with the changing index the THIRD (3.) time.

3.2.3. Turn the dial to the LEFT stopping when “72” is aligned with the changing index the SECOND (2.) time. Leave the dial to this position.

3.2.4 Turn the changing key back to the original position and remove it. The new combination is now set in the lock.

3.2.5 Before closing the door , try the new combination several times: lock the combination lock ( by turning the dial to the left at least four full revolutions), unlock it as instructed using the opening index and turn the handle up.

If the locking mechanism fails to operate, there is an error in setting the combination (most errors are made when one or more numbers are set to the opening index instead of the changing index). Try different alternatives. If necessary, call an accredited locksmith.

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SECU SELO-A ELECTRONICAL CODELOCK OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

PROGRAMMING STATUSProg

C OD E

KEY ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

LOW BATTERIES

SERVICE CALL

DATA INPUT REJECTEDREADY FOR OPENING

BLOCKED

A ) GENERAL

- The lock is opened with the 6-digit number code.

- Maximum 9 user codes can be programmed, one of which is administrator code.

- An opening delay can be programmed.

- Before starting the opening procedure please check that the lock is in vertical position.

- The green READY FOR OPENING –signal lights up each time the correct code is entered.

- If the code entered is not correct, start again by pressing the ON key.

- After entering the wrong code three times in a row, the lock will automatically block all further entries for 5 minutes. If, after waiting for 5 minutes, the wrong code is entered again, the lock will block itself for a further 20 minutes (manipulation resistance). During the

waiting period the red BLOCKED-signal blinks and not even the valid number code will open the lock.

If more than 30 seconds lapse between pressing any two keys, the lock automatically switches itself off for safety reasons. The opening procedure has to be started over.

Once data have been stored (user codes, opening delay) not even a power failure will delete them.

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Opening clockwise

Closing anti-clockwise

B) OPERATING THE LOCK without opening delay

Opening of the lock

1. Key-in the 6-digit user code (factory setting: administrator code 1 2 3 4 5 6).

2. As an indication that a valid number code has been entered, the green READY FOR OPENING-signal lights up for five seconds. The lock can now be opened during five seconds. Entering of an invalid number code will cause the red DATA INPUT REJECTED- signal to light up for five seconds.

3. During the readiness for opening, turn the round input unit a quarter turn clockwise and open the door with handle.

Please note that the input unit can be turned a quarter turn at any time, but this distance is not enough to unblock the lock.

Relocking the lock

Turn the input unit anti-clockwise to the vertical position.

C) PROGRAMMING

ALWAYS CHANGE THE LOCK SETTINGS WITH THE SAFE DOOR OPEN AND THE INPUT UNIT IN VERTICAL POSITION.

Start the programming

Start the programming of the lock either by keying-in the administrator code or the user code,depending on the purpose of the programming.

- Key-in the code according to the opening instructions and the READY FOR OPENING-signal lights up. Press the ENTER-key for 5 seconds until the yellow PROGRAMMING

STATUS-signal lights up. It indicates that you have successfully entered the programming mode and that the lock is waiting for instructions. If you want to cancel the programming operation, press the ON key to return to the starting position of the lock.

Changing the administrator code (factory setting 1 2 3 4 5 6)

1. Enter the programming mode by keying-in the administrator code (see Start the programming).

2. Key-in “0” and momentarily press the ENTER key.

3. Key-in the new 6-digit administrator code followed momentarily pressing the ENTER key.

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4. Key-in the new 6-digit administrator code again and momentarily press the ENTER key. If this is followed by the lighting up of the green READY FOR OPENING signal for 3 seconds, it means that the new administrator code has been entered successfully. The old

code is no longer valid. If however, the action is followed by the red DATA INPUT REJECTED signal for 3 seconds,it means that something went wrong during the programming operation and that the old code is still valid.

Assigning or writing over user codes

1. Enter the programming mode by keying-in the current administrator code (see Start the programming).

2. Key-in “1”, “2” or ….”8” to address the required user slot between 1 and 8 and then momentarily press the ENTER key.

3. Key-in the new 6-digit user code followed by momentarily pressing the ENTER key.

4. Key-in the new 6-digit user code again and momentarily press the ENTER key. If this is followed by lighting up of the green READY FOR OPENING signal for 3 seconds, it means that the new user code has been entered successfully in the required user slot. The previous (written over) code is no longer valid. If, however the action is followed by the red DATA INPUT REJECTED signal for 3 seconds, it means that something went wrong during the programming operation and that the old code is still valid.

Deleting user codes

1. Enter the programming mode by keying-in the current administrator code. (see Start the programming).

2. Key-in “1”, “2” or ……”8” to address the required user slot and momentarily press the ENTER key.

3. Momentarily press the ENTER key once more.

4. Momentarily press the ENTER key a third time. If this is followed by the lighting up of the greed READY FOR OPENING signal for 3 seconds, it means that the user code has been deleted from the selected user slot. If however, the action is followed by the red DATA INPUT REJECTED signal for 3 seconds, it means that something went wrong during the programming operation and that the old setting is still valid.

Changing an existing user code without entering administrator code

1. Enter the programming mode by keying-in your own user code (see Start the programming).

2. Key-in “1”, “2” or ……”8” of the slot belonging to your current user code and momentarily press the ENTER key.

3. Key-in the new 6-digit user code and then momentarily press the ENTER key.

4. Key-in the new 6-digit user code once more and momentarily press the ENTER key. If the green READY FOR OPENING signal lights up for 3 seconds, it means that the new user code has been assigned and that the old user code is no longer valid. If however, the action is followed by the red DATA INPUT REJECTED signal for 3 seconds, it means that something went wrong during the programming and the old setting is still valid.

Setting or changing an opening delay

1. Enter the programming mode by keying-in the current administrator code (see Start the programming).

2. Key-in the figure “9” and momentarily press the ENTER key.

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3. Key-in the new 2-digit opening delay of between 01 and 99 minutes. The factory setting is “00” which means that the lock is supplied without a pre-set opening delay.

4. Momentarily press the ENTER key. If this is followed by the green READY FOR OPENING signal for 3 seconds, this means that the new opening delay has been programmed. If however, the red DATA INPUT REJECTED signal lights up for 3 seconds, it means that something went wrong during the programming operation and that the old setting is still valid.

D) OPERATING THE LOCK with opening delay

Opening of the lock

1. Key-in the 6-digit user code.

2. The flashing green READY FOR OPENING signal indicates that the valid user code has been entered. The red BLOCKED signal is blinking by turns with the green light. Entering of an invalid code will cause the red DATA INPUT REJECTED signal to light up for 5 seconds.

3. Wait for the pre-programmed opening delay to pass; the lock cannot be opened in this condition. At the end of the delay, the green KEY ACKNOWLEDGEMENT signal blinks for 3 minutes.

4. Key-in the current user code once again when the green light is blinking.

5. To indicate the lock´s readiness for opening, the green READY FOR OPENING signal lights up for 5 seconds. The user can now open the lock.

6. During the readiness for opening, turn the round input unit clockwise through a half turn and open the door by turning the handle.

Please note that the input unit can be turned a quarter turn at any time, but this distance is not enough to unblock the lock.

Relocking the lock Turn the input unit anti-clockwise to the vertical position.

E) REPLACING THE BATTERIES It is recommended to replace the batteries as soon as the red BATTERIES LOW signal lights up, because the lock can only be unblocked a further appr. 50 times. Please note that none of the number codes can be changed until a set of fresh batteries has been fitted. To change the batteries, lift off the cover of the battery compartment with the tip of a screwdriver. Fit three leak-proof AA alkaline batteries, paying attention to the correct polarity. Dispose of the old batteries in accordance with anti-pollution legislation.

TESTINGTHE DOOR SHOULD BE CLOSED ONLY AFTER YOU HAVE TESTED THAT

THE LOCK CAN BE OPENED AND RELOCKED USING THE NEW SETTINGS.

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A) GENERAL- The opening procedure consists of two operations: CLEARING and UNBLOCKING.

- To start the opening procedure, check that the input unit is in the vertical end position.

- All accepted key strokes will produce a response on the display.

- If the code number is keyed in by mistake, return to the starting position of the lock by pressing the On/Enter key, and start over.

- After entering the wrong secret code three times in a row, the lock will automatically block all fur-ther entries for 5 minutes. If, after waiting for 5 minutes, the wrong code is entered again, the lock will block itself for a further 20 minutes (manipulation resistance). During this time, the remaining delay is depicted on the display and not even the valid number code will open the lock.

- If more than 30 seconds lapse between pressing any two keys, the lock automatically switches itself off for safety reasons. The opening procedure has to be started over.

- Once data have been stored (numerical codes, time frame and user entries), not even a power fail-ure will delete them.

SECU SELO-B ELECTRONICAL CODELOCKOPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Rotary handle for unblocking the lock

3 lines for entering codes anddisplaying messages

1 line for displaying batterycondition and key functions

Multifunction keys "1" and "2" for entering figures and words,

and for menu navigation

On/Enter-key to switch on the unit,select functions and to setthe lock to its starting position

Keys "0-9" for enteringnumbers and plain text

- Battery condition "full"

- "Key marked “Function” to select the desired menu

from the setting mode

- Battery condition "1/3 full"

- "Key marked “Function” to return to next higher menu level

- Keys "1" and "2" navigate through the menu

- Battery condition "2/3 full"

- Key marked "Function" fordeleting the figure entered last

- Battery condition "almost empty"

Function key for correcting datainput and selecting menu functions

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B) OPERATIONClearing the lock without opening delay (factory setting)

1. Press On/Enter key. When the lock is ready for operation, the welcoming phrase on the display will soon be replaced by a message prompting the operator to enter a secret code. The black, rectangu-lar cursor sits blinking at the first digit of the code entry field.

2. Key-in the 7- or 8-digit number code (factory setting: administrator code 1 2 3 4 5 6 7). Following each successful entry a star appears in the space just completed, and the blinking cursor shifts one place to the next figure to be entered. After entering the last digit, the code is validated by the lock.

3. If the lock is able to match the entry with a previously programmed code, it will prompt the opera-tor for five seconds to turn the round input unit and to start unblocking the lock.

or:

Clearing the lock with a pre-set opening delay (between 1 and 99 minutes)

1. Press On/Enter key. When the lock is ready for operation, the welcoming phrase on the display will soon be replaced by a message prompting the operator to enter a secret code. The black, rectangu-lar cursor sits blinking at the first digit of the code entry field.

2. Key-in the 7- or 8-digit number code (factory setting: administrator code 1 2 3 4 5 6 7). Following each successful entry a star appears in the space just completed, and the blinking cursor shifts one place to the next figure to be entered. After entering the last digit, the code is validated by the lock.

3. If the lock is able to match the entry with a previously programmed code, it starts the preset open-ing delay and displays the remaining waiting time. If the lock cannot match the entered code to a valid code, it will send out a fault message.

4. Wait for the opening delay to come to an end. Until it does, the lock cannot be opened. At the end of the opening delay, the operator is prompted to enter a valid code.

5. Key-in the valid code once more.

6. As a sign of its readiness for unblocking, the lock will prompt the operator for five seconds to turn the round input unit and start unblocking the lock.

Unblocking the lock - relocking and securing the lock

1. To unblock the lock during the five second readiness for opening, turn the round input unit clock-wise through a half turn from its end position. Please note that the input unit can be turned a quarter turn at any time, but that this distance is not enough to unblock the lock.

2. If the input unit is turned back to its starting position in anti-clockwise direction after the five-sec-ond ready-for opening period, the lock will return to the blocked position and can only be un-blocked after renewed clearing and re-entry of a valid code.

Open clockwise

Close anti-clockwise

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C) CHANGING THE NUMERICAL CODE

Enter the setting mode to change one of the codesONLY CHANGE THE LOCK SETTINGS WITH THE SAFE DOOR OPEN AND BLOCKED. DO NOT MAKE UP NUMBER CODE OF PERSONAL DATES (i.e. no wedding anniversaries, birthdays etc.)1. Press On/Enter key. When the lock is ready for operation, the welcoming phrase on the display is

followed after two seconds by a message prompting the operator to enter a valid code. The black rectangular cursor sits blinking at the first digit of the code entry field and the capital letter “M” appears above the Function key.

2. By pressing the Function key, the menus of the setting mode appear. In this mode, the symbols above keys “1” and “2” serve as operating symbols to navigate through the menu (up or down). The first menu to appear is Code change.

3. Use keys “1” and “2” to activate the other options on the menu.

Changing the administrator code (factory setting 1 2 3 4 5 6 7)1. As soon as you enter the setting mode, the cursor will automatically go to Code change. To select,

press the On/Enter key.2. Next, the administrator and the various users are depicted on the display with the administrator in

first place. To select the administrator, press On/Enter.3. The lock now prompts the operator to enter the old code existing thus far. Key-in the old code

(when taking the lock into operation the first time, enter the factory setting 1 2 3 4 5 6 7) and con-firm with the On/Enter key.

4. Next, the lock prompts the operator to enter the new code. Key-in the new code and confirm by pressing On/ Enter.

4. As a safety feature, the lock prompts the operator to enter the new code a second time. Confirm once more by pressing the On/Enter key.

5. The lock confirms the successful change of the administrator code by means of the message Code change c pted to enter a valid secret code.

Changing an existing user code1. As soon as you enter the setting mode, the cursor will automatically go to Code change. To select,

press the On/Enter key.2. Next, the administrator and the various users are depicted on the display with the administrator in

first place. In the setting mode, the symbols above keys “1” and “2” serve as operating symbols to navigate through the menu (up or down). Using keys “1” und “2”, go to the user whose code is to be changed. Select the desired user by pressing On/Enter.

3. The lock now prompts the operator to key-in the user’s old code. Enter old code and confirm by pressing On/Enter.

4. Next, the lock prompts the operator to key-in the user’s new code. Enter new code and confirm by pressing On/ Enter.

5. As a safety measure, the lock prompts the operator to enter the new code a second time. Enter code and confirm once more by pressing the On/Enter key.

TEST OF THE NEW CODE – TO BE PERFORMED WITHOUT FAIL WITH DOOR OPEN !! For safety reasons, only reprogram the lock with the safe door open and blocked in the open position. Only after you are absolutely certain that the lock has been reprogrammed successfully and that the lock can be electrically cleared and mechanically unblocked us-ing the new settings, should the door be closed.

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D) CHANGING THE LANGUAGE1. Press On/Enter key. When the lock is ready for operation, the welcoming phrase on the display is

followed after two seconds by a message prompting the operator to enter a valid code. The black rectangular cursor sits blinking at the first digit of the code entry field and the capital letter “M” appears above the Function key.

2. By pressing the Function key, the menu of the setting mode appears. In this mode, keys “1” and “2” serve as operating symbols for menu navigation (up or down). The first menu to appear is Code change. Use the same keys “1” and “2” to address the other options on the menu.

3. Having entered the setting mode, use keys “1” and “2” to go to the field Language/Sprache in the menu (factory setting when the lock is installed the first time is German (deutsch). Select by press-ing the On/Enter key.

4. Use keys “1” and “2” to go to the language of your choice. Select the new language by pressing the On/Enter key. From now on, all messages will appear in the language of your choice. To leave the present menu field in the setting mode, press the Function key whenever you see the symbol “<“ above the key. After leaving the setting mode, the lock is again ready for clearing. The operator is prompted to enter a valid secret code in the language of their choice.

F) ADDITIONAL LOCK SETTINGSFor detailed information about the additional lock functions, please check the CD-ROM supplied

with the lock. These functions cover:

E) REPLACING THE BATTERIESAs soon as the symbol depicting the battery condition indicates „almost empty“, the operator is also warned Please replace batteries! each time the lock is operated. We recommend you heed the advice and change the batteries! The lock can only be unblocked a further, approximately, 50 times. Please note that none of the number codes can be changed until a set of fresh batteries has been fitted. To change the batteries, lift off the cover of the battery compartment with the tip of a screw-driver. Fit three leak-proof, type Mignon LR6, AA, alkaline batteries, paying attention to the correct polarity. Dispose of the old batteries in accordance with anti-pollution legislation!

- Time/date functions- Set access time frames- Holiday periods- Opening delay- Clock Calibration- Automatic changeover from summer to winter time activation- Administrator functions- Reorganizations- Block user authorizations for a change of code(s)- Reset time functions- Read out list of operations- Display lock information

6. The lock confirms the successful change of the user code by means of the message Code change completed!; if the operation was not successful, the message will read Wrong code!. You can leave the active menu field in the setting mode by pressing the Function key whenever you see the symbol “<“ above the key. After leaving the setting mode, the lock is again ready for clearing. The operator is prompted to enter a valid secret code.

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