Mesa Safe MH Series Manuel utilisateur

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CHECK LIST

OPENING YOUR SAFE

LOCK-OUT PENALTY

USING THE OVERRIDE FUNCTIONS

CHANGING THE OVERRIDE

CHANGING THE LOCK SETTTINGS

SETTING THE DATE &TIME

VIEW LOCK OPENING RECORDS

THE ANCHOR KIT

CHANGING THE BATTERIES

TROUBLESHOOTING

HOW TO ORDER KEYS

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ON SAFE USAGE

LIMITED 1 YEAR SAFEWARRANTY

DEAR VALUED CUSTOMER:

Congratulations on choosing your new MESA SAFE to secure and protect your

valuables! You have made an excellent choice in your security measures.

MESA SAFE CO MPAN Y has built a solid reputation on integrity and quality

craftsmanship.

We pride ourselves on delivering the best products in the industry and

consistently exceed customer expectations.

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Before using your unit, thoroughly read and understand the Operating Instructions

of the unit. This will ensure maximum efficiency and usability.

IMPORTANT : DO NOT RE TURN SAFE TO STORE

If you are missing parts, have difficulty programming the lock or opening your

safe, or any additional questions regarding the use and care of your safe, DO

NOT RETURN your safe to the store. Please contact MESA SAFE COM PA NY Technical

Support : 888.381.8514 [Monday thru Friday 7AM - 4PM/PST ] for assistance.

CHECK LIST

4AA Batteries [not included]

2 Override Keys [do NOT store keys in your safe]

1 Allen Wrench

2 Anchor Bolts

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NOTE : The lock is factory set to Hotel Function. [See Changing the Lock

Setting to change to Standard Function]

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ELECTRONIC LOCK INSTRUCTIONS

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OPENING YOUR SAFE [For the first time]

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NOTE : The safe comes from the factory unlocked.

Using Personal Code

To unlock the safe: Enter your 3-6 digit code; [[ OPENED ]] will appear on

the display & the safe will unlock

To lock the safe: Enter your 3-6 digit code then input

;

[[ CLOSED ]] will

appear on the display & the safe will be locked

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This is a hotel room configuration lock. User sets new code every time

the safe is used [ The code you use to unlock the safe is the code you use

to lock the safe. Once the safe is in the unlocked position, the safe will

reset itself ready for any code]

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Use *to delete numbers that appear on the display. If *is entered

before your code, a [[

]] will appear rather than the number, as a

security feature

Using a Credit Card

[Any card with a magnetic strip]

To unlock the safe: Slide your credit card firmly from right to left with the

magnetic strip down; [[ OPENED ]] will appear on the display & the safe

will be locked

To lock the safe: Slide your credit card firmly from right to left with the

magnetic strip down; [[ CLOSED ]] will appear on the display & the safe will

be locked

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This is a hotel room configuration lock. User sets new card every time

the safe is used. [ The card you use to unlock the safe is the card you use

to lock the safe. Once the safe is in the unlocked position, the safe will

reset itself ready for any card]

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IMPORTANT : Swipe your card firmly & evenly from right to left. If an

incorrect direction or swiping speed too fast or too slow, [[ ERROR ]] or

[[ AGAIN ]] will appear on the display. You will need to swipe your card

again. The card to unlock the safe should be the same as the card to lock

the safe. If not, [[ E-CARD ]] (error card) will appear on the display.

LOCKOUT PENALTY

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When the safe is in the locked position [[ E-Code ]] or [[ E-Card ]] will appear

on the display after an invalid entry.

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If an incorrect code or card is used 4consecutive times & [[ E-Code ]] or [[

E-Card ]] appeared on the display after every incorrect entr y, the safe will

go into a lock-out period of 15 minutes. During the period, when pressing

a button on the keypad, [[ HOLD## ]] will appear on the display. The ##

represents the time that is remaining in the lock-out period.

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ELECTRONIC LOCK INSTRUCTIONS

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USING THE OVERRIDE FUNCTIONS

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If [[ E-Code ]], [[ E-Card ]] or [[ ERROR ]] appear on the display after entering

your code or swiping your card to unlock the safe, you will need to use the

Override Code, Override Card or Override Keys

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If [[ E-BAR ]] appears on the display, you will need to use the Override Keys

Using the Override Code

Input :

#-#

;

[[ SUPER ]] will appear on the display [do not pause between

#-#

entries]

Input : Override Code;

the safe will unlock

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The default Override Code is:

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IMPORTANT : Because the codes are factory set, we highly recommend

changing the codes to your own unique codes immediately!

Using the Override Card

Swipe the Override Card, the safe will unlock

[See Changing the Override Card to set your

card]

Using the Override Keys

Locate the small round cap [on MH101E], or

the oval emblem [on MHRC916E], just below

the right side of the keypad

Using the allen wrench (included), remove the cover [for

MH101 Model, simply remove the cap with your finger tips]

Insert the Override Key & turn clockwise, a ¼turn & open door

To remove the key, turn the key counter-clockwise, a ¼turn, back to the

inserted position

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NOTE : The Override Key will only work when safe is in locked position.

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IMPORTANT : Do NOT store the Override Keys in the safe!

CHANGING THE OVERRIDE

Changing the Override Code

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NOTE : The safe must be in the unlocked position

Input: *

[[ PROG ]] will appear on the display

Input: ;

[[ OLD ]] will appear on the display

Input: Override Code

;

[[ NEW ]] will appear on the display

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The default Override Code is:

Input a new 6-digit code

;

[[ AGAIN ]] will appear on the display

Re-Input the new Override Code

;

[[ GOOD ]] will appear on the display.

The Override Code has been successfully changed.

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Changing the Override Card

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NOTE : The safe must be in the unlocked position

Input: *

[[ PROG ]] will appear on the display

Input: ;

[[ C ARD ]] will appear on the display

Swipe the card you wish to set as the new Override Card;

[[ GOOD ]] will

appear on the display. The Override Card has been successfully changed

CHANGING THE LOCK SETTINGS

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NOTE : The safe must be in the unlocked

position

Input: *

[[ PROG ]] will appear on the

display

Input: ;

[[ CODE ]] will appear on the display followed by a

6-digit number

The 1st 6-digit number is now displayed & Slot #1 will be ‘Blinking’ [Slots:

refer to graph]

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Default setting is:

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To advance to the next Slot without making changes to the current Slot,

enter the number displayed in the current Slot

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Input

if you do not want to make any changes to the 1st 6-digit number

& would like to move on to the 2nd 6-digit number

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Input: *if you would like to start over & go back to Slot #1

Slot #1 : Entry Display

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Input: 0to disable Entry Display. The numbers entered will not display

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Input: 1to activate Entry Display. The numbers entered will display

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When Entry Display is activated, Input : * before entering code & the

numbers entered will not display for added security

Slot #2 : Code Display

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Input: 0to disable Code Display. The code entered will not be displayed

after the safe is locked

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Input: 1to activate Code Display. The code entered will display for 2

seconds after the safe is locked

Slot #3 : Hide Button

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When Entry Display is activated, Input : * before entering code & the

numbers entered will not display

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Input: 0to disable Hide Button function

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Input: 1to activate Hide Button function

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ELECTRONIC LOCK INSTRUCTIONS

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Slot #4 : Audit Function

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Input: 0to disable Audit Function

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Input: 1to activate Audit Function

Slot #5 : Locking Function

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Input: 1to place the lock into Standard Lock Mode

If Standard Lock Mode is selected:

The 1st code/card you use to lock the safe will be the set code/card

Once the code/card is set, you only need to input

to lock the safe

You will need to input your set code/card to unlock the safe

To change your set code/card, you will need to go back into the Lock

Settings [Refer back to Changing the Lock Settings]

Place the lock function into Hotel Lock Mode

Go back into the Lock Settings

Place the lock into Standard Lock Mode

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Input: 2to place the lock into Hotel Lock Mode

[ This is the default mode]

Slot #6 : Unused Slot

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Input: 1if not already entered. This slot does not disable or activate any

functions

Input:

to confirm the 1st set of Lock Settings & move forward to the 2nd

set of Lock Settings

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If you do not want to make any changes to the 2nd set of Lock Settings,

input

again

The 2nd set of Lock Settings

The 2nd 6-digit number [default setting: ] is now displayed & Slot

#1 is ‘Blinking’

Slot #1 : Invalid Entry

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Input a number from 1-9digits to set the number of times allowed for

entering an invalid code or card before placing the lock into the Lock-

Out Penalty

Slot #2 : Code Length

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Input 3 to set the code length to a 3-digit code

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Input 4 to set the code length to a 4-digit code

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Input 5 to set the code length to a 5-digit code

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Input 6 to set the code length to a 6-digit code

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Input 7 to set the code length to a 3-6 digit code

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Slot #3 & #4 Lock-Out Period

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Input a number 00-99 to set the length of the Lock-Out Penalty

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Example : For 5 mintues enter 0 in Slot #3 & 5in Slot #4

Slot #5 Override Function

[Code & Card]

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Input 0 to disable the Override Function

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Input 1 to use the Override Code entry only, disables the Override Card

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Input 2 to use the Override Card entry only, disables the Override Code

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Input 3 to use the Override Code &Card together. Input the Override Code

then swipe Override Card

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Input 4 to use either the Override Code or the Override Card

Slot #6 Unused Slot

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Input 0 if not already entered. This slot does not disable or activate any

functions

Input:

to confirm the 2nd set of Lock Settings & [[ GOOD ]] will appear on

the display

SETTING THE DATE & TIME

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NOTE : You will only need to set the date & time to use the Lock Opening

Records function. The safe must be in the unlocked position.

Input: *

[[ PROG ]] will appear on the display

Input: ;

[[ DATE ]] will appear on the display followed by a

6-digit number

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The 6-digit number represents the year - month - day

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Example: December 1, 2013 = 131201

Slot #1 & #2 :

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Enter the Year

Slot #3 & #4 :

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Enter the Month

Slot #5 & #6 :

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Enter the Day

Input:

to confirm the date setting & move on to the clock

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The 6-digit number represents the hour - minute - second

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When adjusting the hour, you will need to use military time

[24-hr rotation]

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Example: 7:25:59am = 072559

Slot #1 & #2 :

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Enter the Hour

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Slot #3 & #4 :

Enter the Minutes

Slot #5 & #6 :

Enter the Seconds

Input:

to confirm the clock setting, [[ GOOD ]] will appear on the display

VIEW LOCK OPENING RECORDS [Audit Trail]

NOTE : The safe must be in the unlocked position.

Input: *

[[ PROG ]] will appear on the display

Input: ;

[[ GOOD ]] will appear on the display followed by a

6-digit number

One opening record uses two screens:

The 1st screen displays the date that the safe was opened

The 2nd screen displays the time & method used to open the safe

[Method: user code, card, override code, etc.]

Method Reference

[ What Opened the Safe?]

User Code:1 is displayed

Override Code:2 is displayed

User Card:5 is displayed

Override Card:6 is displayed

Example: Safe was open at 3:30:00pm by the

Override Code =

Navigating through the Open Records

Press 2to go back to the previous record

Press 8to go for ward to the next record

Press 6to show the next screen of a specific record

Press 4to show the previous screen of a specific record

Press 5to go to the latest Lock-Opening record

Input: *;

[[ GOOD ]] will appear on the display & the Lock-Opening Records

will close

1 5 3 0 0 2

4 5 6 7 8 9 : 6 ; < = 8 < ; > 5 ?

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