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Programming Safe Features
YOUR DIGITAL LOCK
Programming the User Code (UC)
Only 1 user code can be programmed at a time.
1
Touch the keypad to wake up the safe.
2
Press: "PROG" – "FACTORY CODE (FC)"
(found on the back of this owner's manual).
3
The Program indicator light will blink.
4
Press the five digit user code you have chosen
for your safe.
Deleting a User Code
1
Touch the keypad to wake up the safe.
2
Press: "PROG" – "FACTORY CODE (FC)"
(found on the back of this owner's manual).
3
The Program indicator light will blink.
4
Press: "0" –"0" –"0" –"0" –"0"
NOTE: The electronic lock will NOT indicate that it has
deleted the user code—please test code to make sure it has
been deleted.
Programming the Secondary Code (SC)
Only 1 user code can be programmed at a time.
1
Touch the keypad to wake up the safe.
2
Press: "PROG" – "PROG" – "PROGRAMMED USER CODE (UC)"
3
The Program indicator light will blink.
4
Press the five digit secondary code you have chosen for this safe.
Deleting a Secondary Code
1
Touch the keypad to wake up the safe.
2
Press: "PROG" – "PROG" – "PROGRAMMED USER CODE (UC)"
3
The Program indicator light will blink.
4
Press: "0" –"0" –"0" –"0" –"0"
NOTE: The electronic lock will NOT indicate that it has
deleted the user code—please test code to make sure it
has been deleted.
Programming Safe Features
BATTERY AUXILIARY OVERRIDE
If battery power in the safe is running low and cannot operate the
safe, you will need to use the Battery Auxiliary Override feature to
open the safe.
IMPORTANT: This should not be used as a primary means to
gain entry into the safe.
1
Open the silicone cap found on the side
of the lock.
2
Insert a 9 volt battery into this slot.
3
Touch the keypad to wake up the safe.
4
Enter your five digit code.
5
Turn handle to open safe.
DO NOT use rechargeable batteries or any other type of
non-alkaline battery.
Programming Safe Features
OTHER PROGRAMMABLE SAFE FEATURES
Length of Interior Light
NOTE: The Factory Code (FC) or User Code (UC) must be
entered to program safe settings. A secondary code cannot
be used.
1
Touch the keypad to wake up the safe.
2
Press: "0" – "PROG" – "PROG" – "(FC)" OR "(UC)" – "2"
3
Press: "0" to program to turn off
"1" to program for 30 seconds
"2" to program for 60 seconds
Digital Keypad Sound On/Off
1
Touch the keypad to wake up the safe.
2
Press: "0" – "PROG" – "PROG" – "(FC)" OR "(UC)" –"1"
3
Press: "1" to turn on the digital keypad sound or
Press: "0" to turn off the digital keypad sound
Cleaning Your Keypad
Use a soft cloth or microfiber cloth to wipe the surface of your lock
to remove fingerprints.
Bolt-down instructions
WARNING: Product is not water resistant once it is bolted
down. The ETL verified water resistance claim applies to
product prior to the application of a bolt-down kit.
Bolt-down kit contents (in select models only):
– 2 lag screws
– 2 washers
– 2 masonry anchors
Tools needed to bolt safe to the floor:
– Drill
– Wrench
– 7⁄ 1 6" (11 mm) drill bit – for drilling into the safe
– 9⁄ 3 2" (7.2 mm) drill bit – for drilling into a wood floor
– 3⁄ 8 " (9.5 mm) drill bit – for drilling into a masonry floor
Warning:
• DO NOT drill from any location inside the safe.
• DO NOT bolt through the walls.
1
Tip the safe onto its right side (door hinges horizontal with the
floor).
2
Unlock the safe and open the door.
Look to the bottom of the safe for two
indentations on the feet in opposite
corners. Using the 7⁄ 1 6" (11 mm) bit;
drill a hole through each indentation
perpendicular to the bottom of the safe. DO NOT drill from any
location inside the safe.
3
Tip the safe upright, place the safe in the
desired location and open the door.
4
Use a screw or pencil to mark the floor through
both holes.
5
Move the safe aside to clear both marked spots for drilling.
6
Drill into the floor:
– For wood: Using the 9⁄ 3 2" drill bit,
drill a hole 21⁄ 2 " (64 mm) deep in
each marked spot.
– For masonry: Using the 3⁄ 8 " drill
bit, drill a hole 21⁄ 2 " (64 mm) deep in
each marked spot. Install a masonry anchor in each hole.
7
Replace the safe in the desired position, with the holes in the
safe aligned with those in the floor.
8
Securing the safe:
– For wood: Pass each lag screw through a
washer, then through the safe and into a
hole. Tighten with the wrench.
– For masonry: Pass each lag screw
through a washer, then through the safe
and into a masonry anchor. Tighten with
F
the wrench. Place masonry anchors into
the holes in the floor.
F
NOTE:
F
• The safe should not be bolted to a wall, this will
compromise the fire rating. Drill holes through the feet
only. DO NOT drill through the back or sides.
• Bolting/unbolting the unit is at the consumer's expense and
discretion.
• Master Lock is not responsible for any costs incurred if the
unit is to be replaced.
Not all Master Lock products come with a bolt-down kit.
ENGLISH
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