Led Indicators; Status Led; Tamper Indication; Lock Pad - Vaultek LifePod 2.0 Instruction Manual

LED Indicators

LifePod's capacitive keypad has multiple LEDs built in to provide various feedback. The LEDs will
illuminate as needed when the unit is awake. To wake the unit, tap the lock pad.
Status LED (Fig P) The status LED will provide feedback on various commands. It will light GREEN
when correct codes are entered or an authorized fingerprint is scanned (biometric model) and RED
when an incorrect code is entered or an unauthorized fingerprint is scanned.
Tamper Indication (Fig P) If the status LED is solid RED when awake, this means the unit has
detected that an incorrect code has been entered or an unauthorized fingerprint has been scanned
(biometric model). You can clear the tamper indicator by entering the correct master code or
scanning an authorized fingerprint.
Battery Indicator (Fig R) When the unit is awake, the battery indicator will light either GREEN or
RED. Green indicates the battery has sufficient power, and Red indicates the battery is in need of
replacement.
Low Battery Warning (Fig R) The battery indicator will flash RED and sound several rapid beeps. This
continues every 5 minutes until the battery dies to indicate the battery is in need of a replacement.
Lock Pad (Fig Q) The lock pad illuminates RED only when the unit has been locked using the keypad,
and requires the use of the master code or fingerprint scanner (biometric model) to unlock it. When
locked, and the unit is awake, the lock icon will be solid RED.
TIP! If the lock icon is solid RED, do not undo the side compression latches to open the unit. This
means the internal lock is engaged and should not be opened. Enter the master code or scan a
fingerprint (biometric model) to unlock the unit, as indicated by the lock icon light going OFF. It is
now safe to undo the side latches and open the unit.
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