De Raat 7202 User manual

Users manual Wittkop 7202
1.Important notes
1.1 Explanaon of terms
1.2 General
2. Opening the electronic lock
3. Closing the electronic lock
4. Time-out following erroneous entries
5. Correcon with the „C“ buon
6. Baery charge monitoring, replacing the baery
7. Emergency opening 8. Programming the electronic lock
8.1 Programming the master combinaon
8.1.1 Programming a new primary combinaon using the
emergency opening lock
8.2 Programming a user combinaon
8.2.1 Deleng a user combinaon
8.3 Programming a med delay period
8.3.1 Opening the lock with the med delay funcon acvated
8.3.2 Deleng a med delay period
8.4 Programming a me-lock period
8.4.1 Starng a me-lock period
8.5 Acvang a combinaon interlock
8.5.1 Opening the lock with an interlock acvated
8.5.2 Deleng an interlock
9. Triggering a silent alarm
10. Troubleshoong
Electronic lock 7202
Contents
• The maximum permissible interval between any two
keypad entries is 30 seconds. If this limit is exceeded, then
the enre procedure will have to be repeated from the
beginning.
• A signal tone sounds each me a buon is pressed.
• A 10-second me-out period will be started aer invalid
combinaons have been entered in three consecuve
aempts.
• Do not damage the inspecon seal on the lock as the
guarantee will otherwise be invalidated.
1. Importent notes
Please read these instrucons carefully and completely before
pung the lock in operaon.
• Replace the 0 _ 1 2 3 4 5 6 factory combinaon
immediately by programming your own master
combinaon; see Secon 8.1.
• Do not use any personal data for your new master or user
combinaon.
Explanation of terms
User number = User number (abbreviated UNo.)
UNo. = 0 for master
UNr. = 1 to 5 users
Code = A series of digits, e.g. 4 7 6 2 3 9
Combinaon = A series of digits required to open the lock. It
comprises the: User number and code:
Example for the master combinaon 0 _ 6 5 4 7 2 1
Example of a user combinaon 3 _ 8 7 9 5 8 3
Factory combinaon = The inial combinaon, programmed at
the factory. The combinaon for this electronic lock has been
pre-set to 0 _ 1 2 3 4 5 6
Master combionaon = Combinaon used by the master to open
the lock
User combinaon = Combinaons for addional users. All user
combinaons are subordinate to the master combinaon.
P - No. = Program number
LED = Light-eming diode at the keypad.

2. Opening the electronic lock 6. Battery monitor, replacing the battery
Enter either the factory combinaon, pressing the 0 _ 1 2 3 4 5
6 buons, or your own new master combinaon.
You may press the „C“ key to correct the entry. In this case
you will have to repeat the enre entry sequence. Correct
entry is conrmed with a beep. The green LED will now blink
and the electronic lock is cleared for opening for a period of 12
seconds. The door to the safe can now be unlocked using the
keypad lever and the ngerp grip. The green LED will blink at
a 3-second interval for as long as the electronic lock is open.
The keypad lever may not be under pressure before the
acousc and opcal clearance signals are emied. If the
keypad lever is not used within 12 seconds to open the door,
then the electronic lock will automacally be re-locked.
1.2 General 5. Correction with the C button
Even though operaon is very simple, you should nonetheless
read these instrucons carefully and completely before
starng, in order to prevent operang errors. These operang
instrucons apply to an electronic lock which is installed in a
high-security container such as a safe. A beep will sound briey
to verify the entry each me a buon is pressed. No more than
30 seconds may elapse between entries as otherwise all the
informaon entered up to that point will be discarded.
3. Closing the electronic lock
Close the door and turn the keypad lever back to the stop. The
keypad lever will have to cover the red marking completely.
The electronic lock is automacally locked in this posion. Two
signal tones of the same frequency will sound to indicate that
the electronic lock has been locked; the green LED will light
once.
In the interest of security, aempt to turn the handle to
ensure that the container is properly closed.
4. Time-out following erroneous entries
Twelve signal beeps will sound and the red LED will light if an
invalid combinaon is entered. You now have three more tries
to enter a valid combinaon. Aer the fourth consecuve
invalid entry, however, the me-out period commences; the
keypad will accept no entries during this 10-second period.
This me-out period will be extended by 10 addional seconds
following each subsequent invalid entry up to a maximum
me-out period of 15 minutes. The me-out period cannot be
interrupted with the „C“ buon.
If you press the „C“ buon during the course of an entry sequence,
then all digits previously entered will be canceled. Any
programming mode which might have been commenced will also
be terminated. You must iniate programming once again, from
the beginning, by pressing the „*“ buon.
Excepon: Neither the me-out period following erroneous entries
nor the low baery warning period can be interrupted with the
„C“ buon.
If the baery charge is insucient, then a high-low warning beep
will sound 10 mes aer the combinaon is entered and the red
and green LEDs will blink alternately. This is to remind you to
install two new 1.5 volt (AA alkaline) baeries within the next few
days.
Replacing the baeries: The baery compartment cover is located
to the right of the keypad housing. Slide the baery compartment
cover o the keypad housing, in the direcon indicated by the
arrow
Remove the old baeries and replace them with two new 1.5 volt
AA (alkaline) baeries. The direcon in which the baeries are to
be installed is shown inside the baery compartment cover. The
programmed combinaon will be retained during baery
replacement. Do not use rechargable baeries.
7. Emergency opening
The electronic lock is also equipped with an emergency release
feature (double-bit safety lock). This special funcon makes it
possible to open the container even though the baeries were not
changed in due me or if the electronics failed or the combinaon
was lost. Furthermore, using the emergency key to unlock and open
the door prepares the system for programming a new combinaon;
see 8.2. The access to the emergency release lock is inside the
baery compartment; behind the baeries; see Figure 1.
Store the emergency release key carefully in a secure place. Do not
leave it in the safe!
Funconing: Insert the supplied double-bit key in the emergency
release lock. (The mark on the head of the key must point away from
the hinge.) Now turn the key clockwise, all the way to the stop; use
the keypad lever to release the electronic lock and open the door.
Close the door to the safe. Move the keypad lever downward (red
screw cover cap must be concealed by the keypad lever). Turn the
key counterclockwise and withdraw it from the emergency release
lock. Slide the baery compartment cover back on to the keypad
housing and ax it with the cross head screw.

8. Programming the electronic lock
A user combinaon can be set up for the rst me only by the master combinaon owner. Changes to a user combinaon may be
made with either the master combinaon or the parcular user combinaon. Programming is possible only with the electronic lock
open.
Programming modes
Before you use your safe for the rst me it is necessary, for
security reasons, to enter your own personal combinaon; the
factory combinaon must not be retained. Programming is
possible only with the door open and with the electronic lock
released. Select your new six-digit combinaon before starng
the easy programming sequence. Do not use any personal data
for this combinaon, such as birthdays or other informaon
which could be derived from knowledge about your person.
Store your combinaon in a safe place so that only you have
access to it.
8.1 Programming the master combination
Possible only with the electronic lock open and only by using the master combinaon
8.1.1 Programming a user combination
8.1.1 Deleting a user combination
Deleng is only possible with the door open.

8.3 Programming a timed delay period
Possible only with the electronic lock open and only with the master combinaon.
Explanaon: Timed delay period = Period between entering a combinaon the rst me and the me at which the electronics
clear the lock for entry of a combinaon the second me, to actually open the safe.
Relaese period = Period of me available, once the med delay period has expired, to open the safe by
entering a combinaon.
Timed delay period of 1 to 3 minutes = 30 second release period
Timed delay period of 4 to 10 minutes = 1 minute release period
Timed delay period of 11 to 59 minutes = 2 minute release period
A med delay period, once it has been programmed, is applica-
ble to all combinaons. Once a valid combinaon has been ente-
red the green LED will blink at 5-second intervals during the -
med delay period. During this delay period the electronics will
not respond to any keypad entries. The end of this med delay
period is signaled by 15 signal tones; the green LED lights. The
release period begins running and you can now open the elec-
tronic lock by entering your combinaon again.
8.3.1 Opening the lock with the timed delay
function activated
If a combinaon interlock was programmed (see Secons 8.5 and
8.5.1), then only one combinaon need be entered during the re-
lease period. If an invalid combinaon is entered or the „C“ buon
is pressed during the release period, then the enre opening pro-
cedure will have to be repeated. This means that, once a valid
combinaon has been entered, the med delay period will begin
running anew.
8.3.2 Deactivating a timed delayed period
Possible only with the electronic lock open and only with the master combinaon
8.4 Programming a time-lock period
Possible only with the electronic lock open and only with the master combinaon.

8.4.1 Starting a time-lock period
The me-lock period will commence automacally, immediately
aer it has been programmed. During the me-lock period the
red LED will blink every 30 seconds and the keypad will not res-
pond to any entries at all. Once the programmed me-lock pe-
riod has elapsed the electronic lock can be opened using either
the master combinaon or a user combinaon. The me-lock
period will run to compleon once only aer it has been ente-
red. The electronic lock will then be released for opening unl
such me as a new me-lock period is programmed.
8.5 Activating a combination interlock (duality principle)
Possible only with the electronic lock open and only with the master combinaon. At least two user combinaons will have to have
been programmed beforehand as otherwise an error signal will sound.
8.5.1 Opening the lock with the combination interlock feature activated (duality principle)
When the interlock feature is acve it will be necessary to enter two dierent combinaons, one aer another, to open the electronic
lock. Any two combinaons may be used. It is not possible for the master combinaon owner alone to open the lock by entering the
master combinaon twice; a second, user combinaon will have to be entered.
When user combinaons are employed to open the lock it is necessary to enter two dierent user combinaons, including the associ-
ated user number (see example below).
Once the rst user combinaon has been entered a beep will sound every ve seconds for a period of 60 seconds. If the second user
combinaon is not entered within this 60-second limit, then the entry will be discarded and both user combinaons will have to be
entered
8.5.2 Deactivating the combination interlock function (duality principle)
Possible only with the electronic lock open and only with the master combinaon.

9. Triggering a silent alarm
To trigger a silent alarm, increase by 1 the nal digit of your master or user combinaon
We can assume no liability for malfuncons caused by erroneous reseng or by the applicaon of force or by improper handling, nor
for damages to property or assets which, for example, are due to not closing the safe properly. We recommend obtaining appropriate
insurance coverage to protect the contents of your safe. Your property insurance sales agent can provide details.
Our model 7201 to 7205 locks have been cered as Class 1 products by VdS (the Property Insurers’ Associaon in Germany).
10. troubleshooting