Sargent and Greenleaf Comptronic 6124 Manuel de programmation

Comptronic 6124 and 6125 Electronic Safe Locks Management Guide, Multiple User

8Sargent & Greenleaf, Inc. 1998 Page 1 630-436

Sargent & Greenleaf Comptronic 6124 and 6125 Electronic Safe Locks

STANDARD FEATURES AND FUNCTIONS

1. About Your Lock

2. The Master Code

3. Creating a Supervisor Code

4. Creating User Codes

5. Changing Codes

6. Deleting Codes

7. Detecting Active User Positions

8. Management/Employee Access

9. Time Delay

a. Opening Window Duration

b. Time Delay Duration

10. Changing the Batteries

OPTIONS

11. Keypad Tamper Indicator

12. Duress Indicator and Investigation

13. Event Audit Trail

STANDARD FEATURES AND FUNCTIONS

1. About Your Lock

Each time you press a number, letter, or other character on the keypad of your

Comptronic 6124 or 6125 electronic safe lock, it beeps and the red LED flashes.

If it doesn’t, check your batteries to make sure they are fresh and/or connected

properly, then try again. (See Section 10, Changing the Batteries.)

•The lock responds with various beep (!) sequences to indicate different

conditions. The !symbols in examples show the number of beeps you hear.

•When programming, you enter new codes twice, to confirm their accuracy.

•If you hear an error beep (long continuous) during any programming sequence, start the sequence

over.

•Always wait for each set of beeps to end before entering another number or letter, or you will

interrupt the code sequence.

PIN Positions

Each code created for use in your lock is assigned a personal identification number (PIN) position. The

Master Code is PIN 0 (zero), the Supervisor is PIN 1, Users are PINs 2 through 8, and the Time Delay

Override Code uses PIN 9.

2. The Master Code

The Master Code is used when entering commands for specific lock management functions. Once the

Management Reset Code (MRC) parameter has been set (see Setting Up the Lock, #630-438), you

need to change the Master Code (from the factory-set 1 2 3 4 5 6 or other Master Code). To create a

new 6-digit Master Code, enter it where the example says New MC:

2 2 * [Current MC] # !!!!![New MC] # !!![New MC] # !!!

For example, to change the factory-set Master Code to 654321:

2 2 * 1 2 3 4 5 6 # !!!!!6 5 4 3 2 1 # !!!6 5 4 3 2 1 # !!!

3. Creating a Supervisor Code

Using the Master Code, you can create a supervisor level code (PIN 1). The Supervisor Code can be

used to manage the user codes; it can add and delete User Codes, and enable and disable the lock

operation in Management/Employee Access (see Section 8). Make up a 6-digit Supervisor Code and

enter:

7 4 * [Master Code] # !!!!!1 # !!![Supervisor Code] # !!![Supervisor Code] # !!!

Factory-Set

Master Code

1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, #

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4. Creating User Codes

Using the Master or Supervisor Code, create new User Codes. For each user, create a unique 6-digit

code and assign a PIN position (2 through 8). For example, for the user in PIN position 3, you would

enter:

7 4 * [Master or Supervisor Code] # !!!!!3 # !!![New User Code] # !!![New User Code] # !!!

Security Note: After setting up a new user code, it is recommended that each user change his/her code

to a unique 6-digit code of their choice.

5. Changing Codes

Master, Supervisor and users can change their own 6-digit codes using command 2 2 * (or CC, for

“change code”). Enter:

2 2 * [Old User Code] # !!!!![New User Code] # !!![New User Code] # !!!

6. Deleting Codes

To delete the Supervisor or a specific user (the Master Code may be changed but not deleted), you only

need to know their PIN position. The example shows the deletion of the User in PIN 3.

7 4 * [Master or Supervisor Code] # !!!!!3# !!!# !!!# !!!

7. Detecting Active User Positions

You can identify active PIN positions for which codes are present (PIN 0-9). Each number on the keypad

corresponds to a PIN position. Enter:

7 7 * [0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9] (PIN position)

If the lock beeps one high short beep when pressing a number key on the keypad, that PIN position is

active. If it beeps one low long beep, it is not active.

8. Management/Employee Access

There are two versions of the enable/disable mode of your lock’s operations.

•In the first version, only the Master and the Supervisor can both enable and disable the lock.

•In the second version, Users may also disable the lock (Master and Supervisor can still disable the

lock).

Program the Lock for Enable/Disable Operations as follows:

a. 3 2 * [ Master Code ] # !!!!!2 # !!!2 # !!!

After this step, the lock is in the disabled mode.

b. To enable all codes (users, Master and Supervisor):

5 5 * [ Master or Supervisor ] Code # !!!!

c. To disable all codes:

5 5 * [ Master or Supervisor Code ] # !!

No codes will open the lock when it is disabled.

d. Program the lock for a "special" user disable function with the following command:

5 6 * [ Master Code ] # !!!!!1 # !!!1# !!!

e. Any user code can now disable lock by entering:

5 5 * [ User Code ] # !!

Note: Master and Supervisor Codes can also disable lock in the User Disable version.

f. To take out the "special" user disable function:

5 6 * [ Master Code ] # !!!!!0# !!!0# !!!

g. To program lock out of the enable/disable mode:

3 2 * [ Master Code ] # !!!!!1 # !!!1 # !!!

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9. Time Delay

Time Delay is a security feature that creates a period of time between the entering of a valid code and

the ability to open the safe door. Time delay can be set to delay opening from 1 to 99 minutes. Security

Note: Changes to the time delay duration can only be made during the opening window.

a. Opening Window Duration

The “opening window” (OW) is the period of time during which you can open the lock, immediately

following the end of the time delay period. The OW can be set for 1 to 9 minutes (the factory default

is 2 minutes).

To set the minutes for the Opening Window, enter:

7 4 * [Master Code] # !!!!!01 # !!![OW minutes] # !!![OW minutes] # !!!

For example, to set the Opening Window to 5 minutes, enter:

7 4 * [Master Code] # !!!!!01 # !!!5 # !!!5 # !!!

b. Time Delay Duration

If the time delay parameter has been set and you want to change it, enter a valid 6-digit code to start

the time delay. When Time Delay expires (the lock emits 10 rapid beeps) and the Opening Window

has begun, set your Time Delay minutes. Enter:

7 4 * [Master Code] # !!!!!00 # !!![TD minutes] # !!![TD minutes] # !!!

For example, to set the Time Delay to 15 minutes, enter:

7 4 * [Master Code] # !!!!!00 # !!!1 5 # !!!1 5 # !!!

To eliminate the Time Delay period, simply enter zero (0) for the time delay minutes.

10.Changing the Batteries

Carefully remove the keypad housing by first lifting the bottom edge (closest to the S&G logo) and then

easing it off the base. Detach the old batteries from the terminals. To prevent bending or breaking the

holder, support the top of each battery holder as you insert each fresh battery (Duracell7alkaline

batteries are recommended). Note: No codes or settings are lost during battery replacement.

LOCK OPTIONS

11. Keypad Tamper Indicator (OPTIONAL: MUST BE ORDERED SEPARATELY) Required for Vds rating

If this option is installed, the lock records each time the lock keypad housing is unseated or removed.

If the housing is disturbed, the Keypad Tamper Indicator beeps an SOS warning signal the next time

you attempt to enter a valid access code. The lock will not open; it beeps the SOS: 3 short/high

beeps, 3 short/low beeps, 3 short/high beeps. This signal is repeated twice. When it stops, enter a

valid code within one minute and the Keypad Tamper Indicator will reset and the lock will open.

12. Duress Indicator and Investigation (ORDER DURESS MODULE SEPARATELY)

Your Comptronic lock has duress capability (a silent alarm option). Installation of the duress signal box

is required for proper connection to your alarm system. Use the instructions provided with the duress

signal box to ensure accurate installation and connection.

Enable the Duress Feature

When the lock is installed with the duress signal box, you then need to enable the duress feature.

Enter:

3 8 * [Master Code] # !!!!!1# !!!1# !!!

Your lock is now capable of sending a duress signal to the duress signal box.

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Send a Duress Signal

When the duress feature is enabled, you can send a duress signal (silent alarm) by altering the last

number of your Code by plus or minus one number. For example, if your code is 246812, you would

enter either 246811 or 246813 to send the duress signal.

Duress Investigation

If your Comptronic lock has the duress (silent alarm) capability enabled, you can tell if a lock has sent a

duress signal. Fifteen (15) minutes after a duress signal has been sent, you can “interrogate” the lock

by pressing and holding down the * key for at least 4 seconds. The lock will emit a continuous

alternating series of high- and low-pitch beeps for approximately 4 seconds to let you know the lock

has sent a duress signal.

Reset the Duress Investigation Signal

To reset the duress investigation signal, enter your Master Code within one minute after the

investigation signal ends.

Disable the Duress Feature

You can disable the duress feature without disconnecting a functioning duress signal box. Enter:

3 8 * [Master Code] # !!!!!0# !!!0 # !!!

13. Event Audit Trail (ORDER AUDIT TRAIL MODULE SEPARATELY)

If your Comptronic lock was purchased with an Event Audit Trail, it keeps a sequential record of lock

opening and programming events. This Event Audit Trail is stored in the lock memory and can be

downloaded to a computer (this requires the installation of a download module).

28 * [Master Code] # The lock will beep three times ( !!!) when the download is complete.

Specifications for Comptronic 6124 and 6125 Electronic Safe Locks and 61KP Keypads

Lock Dimensions

Width: 2.4” (61mm) Height: 1.1” (30mm) Length: 3.32” (84.3mm)

Keypad Dimensions

4 inches diameter (101.6mm) Height: 1.44” (36.5mm)

Weight

6124: 1 pound (.454Kg) 6125: 1 pound (.454Kg) Housing/base: .7 pound

(.284Kg)

Shipping Weight

6124: 1.75 pounds (.738Kg) 6125: 1.75 pounds (.738Kg)

Finish

Case: Black paint Cover: Black paint Keypad: Satin chrome plated

Power

Two (2) 9-volt alkaline batteries (Duracell® recommended)

Battery Life

Approximately 5,000 openings (based on use of Duracell® batteries). Note: Use of time

delay will decrease battery life.

Low Battery Detection

Beep/LED flash feedback from keypad (5 double beeps/flashes)

Operating Temperature

32 to 120F. (0to 60C. ) Fresh batteries are recommended at lower temperatures.

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S&G Confidential

The information contained in this document is proprietary to Sargent & Greenleaf, Inc. The existence of the

Management Reset Code and the procedures under which it is implemented and used should be treated as

confidential. Publication or duplication of this copyrighted document is strictly prohibited. Sargent &

Greenleaf assumes no responsibility or liability for the dissemination or use of the Management Reset Code

for any lock.

Sargent & Greenleaf, Inc.

Corporate Headquarters:

One Security Drive

Nicholasville, KY 40356 USA

800-826-7652

Fax 800-634-4843

Outside the United States ON THE INTERNET

Tel. 859-885-9411 Email: [email protected]

Fax 859-887-2057 Website: http://www.sglocks.com

Revision 4/3/03

Sargent & Greenleaf, Inc.

European Headquarters:

9 Chemin du Croset

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Switzerland

Tel. 41-21-691-9583

Fax 41-21-691-5349

Comptronic Models 6124 and 6125 Electronic Safe Lock and 61KP Keypad

Limited Warranty

Seller warrants that for two (2) years from the date of shipment from Seller’s point of manufacture, the goods will be free

from defects in material and workmanship, provided the goods are normally and properly used according to the Seller’s

written instructions.

THIS WARRANTY IS EXPRESSLY MADE IN LIEU OF ANY AND ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED.

S&G DOES NOT WARRANT THAT THE GOODS ARE MERCHANTABLE OR FIT FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE

EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY PROVIDED HEREIN.

Seller’s entire liability and Buyer’s exclusive remedy in the event that the goods do not conform to the foregoing

warranty shall be Seller’s repair or replacement of the goods (including payment of freight costs to and from point of

manufacture). This warranty does not apply to batteries or damage from battery leakage.

SELLER SHALL HAVE NO LIABILITY FOR ANY CONSEQUENTIAL, INCIDENTAL, INDIRECT OR SPECIAL DAMAGES.

SELLER DOES NOT WARRANT ITS LOCK PRODUCTS TO BE IMPERVIOUS TO FORCIBLE OR SURREPTITIOUS

ENTRY, AND SELLER SHALL HAVE NO LIABILITY FOR DAMAGE TO OR LOSS OF PROPERTY SOUGHT TO BE

PROTECTED BY ANY SUCH LOCK.

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