Use and Care Manual

CHANGING YOUR CODE
NOTE : Always perform this operation with the door opened!
Test your new code out several times before closing the door & locking
the safe
1
Enter #. The display will turn amber & [[ - - - - - - - - ]] will display
2
Enter a valid code & #. You will hear a ‘Click’, the display will turn blue &
[[ OPEN ]] will display
3
While the display is still blue, enter
*
, [[ - - - - - - - - ]] will display
4
Enter your new code [1-8 digits] & #, [[ INTO ]] will display
5
Your new code has now been set
Example : #1234#
*
#4321# [Code was 1234 & is now 4321]
If you accidently enter a wrong number, press
*
to delete it
RESET BUTTON
The Reset Button is used to reset both User Codes back to their factor y
settings [User 1: 1234# / User 2: 123456#]
1
Locate the red button on the back panel of the safe door
2
Press the red button. The display will turn amber & [[ CLEAR ]] will appear
3
Both user codes have now been reset to factory settings
Test the codes to make sure they have been reset back to the factory
settings before closing the door & locking the safe
CONCEALING YOUR CODE
If you do not want your code to show on the LCD screen, press # then
*
then your code & #
Example : #
*
#1234#:
LCD screen will display [[ oooo - - - - ]] instead of [[ 1234 - - - - ]]
You will have to do this every time you want your code concealed
TAMPER ALARM
You may set a Tamper Alarm that will sound if the safe is hit/attacked
Enter 0, [[ BELL ON ]] will display. The Tamper Alarm is now set.
If the Tamper Alarm is triggerd, enter a valid code to turn off the alarm
If wrong codes are being entered, the alarm will turn off 1 minute after
the last wrong code entered
Once the alarm has been triggered or a valid code has been entered to
unlock the safe, you will have to reset the Tamper Alarm
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MF-SERIES ELECTRONIC LOCK INSTRUCTIONS