BURG-WACHTER PointSafe User manual

BURG-WÄCHTER KG
Altenhofer Weg 15
58300 Wetter
Germany
PointSafe
www.burg.biz
BA PointSafe dp 11/2012
en User Manual

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Dear customer,
Thank you for buying a safe belonging to the Point Safe family. This safe was
developed and manufactured by Burg-Wächter using the latest technical
features. This Point Safe has been designed to be used in both standard and
hotel modes. In addition to the keypad this safe comes with mechanical
emergency override key.
We hope you enjoy your new BURG-WÄCHTER safe.
Important: Please read the entire User Manual before
you start programming.
Important Notes
– Store your codes and emergency Override key at a secure location
and Not inside the safe (the emergency lock is located under
the 4 batteries).
– For security reasons we recommend you do Not use personal numbers
for example D.O.B and Telephone numbers as your User or Master code.
– If the safe is not going to be used for a prolonged period of time,
please remove the batteries.
– For hotel mode: See “Point Safe in hotel mode” and the attached
guest code instructions.
– For security reasons, Both the user and administrator codes should be
changed from there factory settings.
– This Point safe will only reach its required security level if correctly
bolt fixed to a secure wall or floor.
(Please use the provided anchoring bolts)
– For security reasons, the user code should be different from
the Master code.
– Please contact your vendor if you have any questions or problems
regarding your Burg Wachter Point Safe.
General
The Point series safes can be operated both standard mode and a hotel
mode. In both of these modes, a Master code and a User code are available
to operate the safe.
The Master code must have 8 digits.
The User code can have between 3 and 6 digits.
Master Code: 12345678 (factory set)
User Code: 168 (factory set)
Technical data
Blocking times After 3 wrong code entries for 5 minutes
Power supply 4 x MIGNON LR6/AA/ALKALINE
Working
temperature
conditions
–15 °C to +50 °C
up to 95% rel. air humidity
(noncondensing)
Setting up PointSafe
– Remove the screw from the battery compartment side.
– Move the front cover cap with the PointSafe logo to the right.
– Insert the batteries (4 pieces, LR6/AA/1.5V/Alkaline).
– The electronics will need approx. 30 sec. to load the program.
Then press the “Enter” button.
– Enter the user code (168).
– Press the “Enter” button again.
Now the safe can be opened and individually programmed.
Attention: If the batteries are too low, “Lo Batt” appears on the display.
All 4 batteries need to be replaced in such case (LR6/AA/1.5V/Alkaline).
Structure
Illustrations
Enter
Close/Clear
Set
Time
H/M

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Opening Safe with User Code
– Press the “Enter” button.
– Enter the user code.
– Press “Enter” again.
The door automatically opens.
Locking the Safe
The door locks automatically when you close the safe door and press
the “Close” button.
Attention: In case the door is blocked by an obstacle, the display
shows “BLOCK”. The safe cannot be closed. Remove the obstacle
and repeat your action.
Changing the User Code
Enter the existing User Code, The door will open and the bolts
will be retracted.
– Press the “enter” button and “Code” will appears on the display.
– Enter the new User code (3 to 6 digits).
– Press “Enter” again and then the “Close” button.
The door will lock automatically and User Code will be changed.
Incorrect Entries
After 3 incorrect attempts the safe electronics will block the safe for 5
minutes. After this period, the safe can be opened using the correct User
Code or Master Code. If you type a wrong digit, you can delete your entry
using the “Close” button.
Setting the Time
The safe door must be open and the bolts extended.
– Press the “SET” button, the hour indicator is flashing.
– Press the “H/M” button till the required hour is indicated
(hour indication: A 1 – 12 = 1 – 12 am, P 1 – 12 = 13 – 24 pm).
– Press the “SET” button – the minute indicator is flashing.
– Press the “H/M” button again till the required minute is indicated.
– Finally, press the “SET” button again.
Opening with the Master Code
– Press the “Enter” button.
– Enter the Master Code (factory set to 12345678).
– Press the “Enter” button again.
The display shows “PASS 1” and a 10 second countdown is running. After
this time the user code is displayed briefly and the door automatically opens.
Attention: In order to close the safe, the user code must be newly
programmed (see “Programming of user code”).
Changing the Master Code
The safe door must be open and the bolts extended.
– Press the “Enter” button.
– Enter the Master Code (factory set to 12345678).
– Press the “Enter” button.
– The display will show “PASS 1” and a 10 second countdown is running.
Press the “Enter” button again during this time.
– Now enter your new Master Code (8 digits).
– Press the “Enter” button.
– Now enter your new Master Code for a second time.
– Finally press the “Enter” button.
The display will show “Good” and the Master Code will be changed.
Point Safe in Hotel Mode
To change Point Safe from Standard Mode to Hotel Mode. The door must be
open and the bolts extended.
– Press the “Enter” button.
– Enter your 8 digit Master Code.
– Press “Enter” again.
– The display shows “PASS 1” and a 10 second countdown is running.
Press “Enter” during this time.
– Enter the code “16805”.
– Confirm the change with “Enter” (the display shows “SET-05”)
Point Safe will now be in Hotel Mode.
When the door remains open for over 5 minutes, the user code will
now need to be re-entered. If you want to switch back to the Standard
mode, proceed as described above and use the code “16800” at the
corresponding point. The display will show “SET-00” and you will now
be in Standard Mode.
Disposal of batteries
Dear customer,
please help us to reduce waste. Should you ever intend to dispose of
this device, please bear in mind that many components of the device
contain precious materials, which can be recycled. Please do not dispose
of this device as common waste, but rather request information from the
responsible local authority on the collecting points for electric waste.
The dustbin symbol indicates:
Discharged batteries must not be disposed as common
waste. Please return the batteries to their vendor or
the local recycling yard. Their return is free of charge
and it is legally required.
Errors and changes reserved.