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10. Press * Key → CLb
Press * key until CLb is displayed.
11. Close Container Door
12. Extend Bolt → CLo Rotate the container handle to extend the bolt. The lock will
display "---" while the bolt is moving. The bolt will stop moving when it
reaches the closed position and the lock will display CLo.
13. Press * Key → EC
Press * key until the letters EC (Enter Combination) appear in the display
window.
14 EC → Enter New Shelved Mode Combination → OPn
Enter the new shelved mode combination by pressing those digits on the lock's
keypad. The numbers will be displayed as they are entered. The lock
will display "---" while the bolt is moving. The bolt will stop moving when it
reaches the open position and the lock will display OPn.
15. OPn → Retract Bolt
Rotate the container handle to to unlock the lock, and the lock display will be
cleared.
16. Open Container Door
17. Close Container Door
18. Extend Bolt → CLo Rotate the container handle to extend the bolt. The lock will
display "---" while the bolt is moving. The bolt will stop moving when it
reaches the closed position and the lock will display CLo.
Gen2 Lock Menu Command List
# #
Display Audit Count (opening count)
# 0
Perform SA Key Operations (audit download, resync, clock set, bank user
table download, etc.)
# 1
Display Lock Level
# 2
Display Lock's Serial Number
# 3
Display Lock's Total Audit Count
# 4
Display Last Close Seal
# 8
Change shelved-mode or bank user's combination
# 50
Enable Remote Administration
# 70
Display Active Modes and Activator Identiication
# 71
Display Internal UTC/GMT Date/Time
# 72
Display Local Date/Time
# 73
Display Key Type and Key Serial Number
# 74
Display Door Contact Switch Status
# 76
Display Activated Mode's Software Level
# 77
Display Personal Identiier Clock
# 78
Display Last Opening, Local Date/Time
# 79
Display Activation Event, Local Date/Time
Lock requires mode user key to be presented.
All the prompts that request that a user key (blue FLM, yellow Route, or green Bank)
will do so by displaying the "IPI" after the command is entered. The difference to
note is that #73 and #77 will be reading and displaying information unique to a
particular key, whereas ##, #4, #72, #76, #78, and #79 are reading which particular
mode this key is associated with (FLM, Route, or Bank) and then displaying
information for that entire mode.
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