Dormakaba LA GARD 700 Series User manual

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LA GARD SERIES 700
System User Guide
For Models 701-705

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Table of Contents
1 Introduction .............................................................................................. 6
1.1 Approved Standards...................................................................................................................6
1.2 Electrical Precautions ................................................................................................................7
1.3 Tools .............................................................................................................................................7
2 Typical System Layout (Single & Multi) ...............................................8
2.1 Safe Lock Hardware...................................................................................................................9
2.2 System Components..................................................................................................................9
2.2.1 Keypad.......................................................................................................................................................... 9
2.2.2 Multiplexer.................................................................................................................................................. 9
2.2.3 Safe Lock..................................................................................................................................................... 9
2.2.4 AC Adapter................................................................................................................................................. 9
2.2.5 Battery Box................................................................................................................................................. 9
2.2.6 Alarm Box.................................................................................................................................................... 9
2.2.7 Reset Box...................................................................................................................................................10
2.2.8 Fob..............................................................................................................................................................10
2.2.9 Power Considerations............................................................................................................................ 10
2.3 Getting Started.........................................................................................................................11
3 How to Use the System ......................................................................... 11
3.1 Keypad Model Definitions.........................................................................................................11
3.2 Keypad – Layout, Usage, and Settings.................................................................................. 14
3.2.1 Keypad Layout & General Usage...........................................................................................................14
3.2.2 Using a Display Keypad – Menu Settings............................................................................................14
3.2.3 Using a Non-Display Keypad - # Commands .....................................................................................16
3.3 System Functions..................................................................................................................... 16
3.3.1 System Info (Display Only).....................................................................................................................17
3.3.2 Backlight Mode ........................................................................................................................................ 18
3.3.2.1 Backlight Mode – Display Keypad....................................................................................................................18
3.3.2.2 Backlight Mode – 702 Keypad (Non-Display) ...............................................................................................18
3.3.3 Buzzer Mode............................................................................................................................................. 18
3.3.3.1 Buzzer Mode – Display Keypad.........................................................................................................................18
3.3.3.2 Buzzer Mode – Non-Display Keypad ...............................................................................................................19
3.3.4 Combination Length................................................................................................................................19

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3.3.4.1 Combo Length – Display Keypad .....................................................................................................................19
3.3.4.2 Combo Length – Non-Display Keypad............................................................................................................19
3.3.5 Force Change Combination ...................................................................................................................19
3.3.5.1 Force Change Combination – Display Keypad .............................................................................................20
3.3.5.2 Force Change Combination – Non-Display Keypad ...................................................................................20
3.3.6 User Mode.................................................................................................................................................20
3.3.6.1 User Mode – Display Keypad............................................................................................................................20
3.3.6.2 User Mode – Non-Display Keypad...................................................................................................................21
3.3.7 Credential Mode (703B, 704B, and 705 Models Only) .....................................................................21
3.3.8 Duress Mode (Silent Alarm) ..................................................................................................................21
3.3.8.1 Duress Mode – Display Keypad ........................................................................................................................21
3.3.8.2 Duress Mode – Non-Display Keypad ............................................................................................................. 22
3.3.9 Input Signal............................................................................................................................................... 22
3.3.9.1 Input Signal – Display Keypad ......................................................................................................................... 22
3.3.9.2 Input Signal – Non-Display Keypad ............................................................................................................... 23
3.4 Users..........................................................................................................................................23
3.4.1 Lock User Types........................................................................................................................................ 23
3.4.1.1 Master ................................................................................................................................................................... 23
3.4.1.2 Manager............................................................................................................................................................... 24
3.4.1.3 Standard Users ................................................................................................................................................... 24
3.4.2 User Privileges.......................................................................................................................................... 24
3.4.2.1 User Privileges – Access Lock........................................................................................................................... 24
3.4.2.2 User Privileges – Audit Lock ............................................................................................................................ 25
3.4.2.3 User Privileges – Time Delay Override with Combination......................................................................... 25
3.4.2.4 User Privileges – Time Delay Override with Fob Credential ..................................................................... 25
3.4.3 Assigning User IDs and Privileges........................................................................................................28
3.4.3.1 Add User – Display Keypad .............................................................................................................................. 28
3.4.3.2 Add User – Non-Display Keypad..................................................................................................................... 29
3.4.4 Edit User.................................................................................................................................................... 29
3.4.4.1 Edit User – Display Keypad .............................................................................................................................. 29
3.4.4.2 Edit User – Non-Display Keypad.....................................................................................................................30
3.4.5 Delete User ................................................................................................................................................31
3.4.5.1 Delete User – Display Keypad...........................................................................................................................31
3.4.5.2 Delete User – Non-Display Keypad .................................................................................................................31
3.5 Install (Electronically Pair) a Lock and Keypad .................................................................... 31
3.5.1 Install (Electronically Pair) Lock and OLED Display Keypad..........................................................31
3.5.2 Install (Electronically Pair) Lock and non-Display Keypad ............................................................ 32
3.5.2.1 Standard Install Process................................................................................................................................... 32

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3.5.2.2 Install with a Preconfigured User ................................................................................................................... 33
3.6 Open a Lock ..............................................................................................................................34
3.6.3 Open a Lock – Display Keypad ............................................................................................................. 34
3.6.4 Open a Lock – Non-Display Keypad.................................................................................................... 34
3.6.5 Open a Lock – Remote Disable............................................................................................................. 34
3.7 Change Combination ...............................................................................................................35
3.7.1 Change Combination – Display Keypad.............................................................................................. 35
3.7.2 Change Combination – Non-Display Keypad.................................................................................... 35
3.8 Reinstall Keypad ......................................................................................................................36
3.9 Change Time/Date/DST .........................................................................................................36
3.9.1 Change Time/Date/DST – Display Keypad ....................................................................................... 36
3.9.2 Change Time/Date/DST – Non-Display Keypad.............................................................................. 37
3.10 Battery Levels.........................................................................................................................37
3.10.1 Low Battery Warning ........................................................................................................................... 37
3.10.1.1 Low Battery Warning – Display Keypad...................................................................................................... 37
3.10.1.2 Low Battery Warning – Non-Display Keypad ............................................................................................ 38
3.10.2 Critical Low Battery Warning............................................................................................................38
3.10.2.1 Critical Low Battery Warning – Display Keypad....................................................................................... 38
3.10.2.2 Critical Low Battery Warning – Non-Display Keypad ............................................................................. 38
3.10.3 Replacing Batteries in Critical Low Battery State........................................................................38
3.11 View Audits (Display Keypad Only) ..................................................................................... 38
3.12 Wrong Try Penalty..................................................................................................................39
3.13 Locks ........................................................................................................................................39
3.13.1 Physical Installation of a Lock............................................................................................................. 39
3.13.2 Uninstall (Electronically Un-pair) a Lock.......................................................................................... 39
3.13.2.1 Uninstall a Lock – Display Keypad................................................................................................................. 39
3.13.2.2 Uninstall a Lock – Non-Display Keypad .......................................................................................................40
3.13.3 Reset a Lock........................................................................................................................................... 40
3.13.3.1 Master Reset – Display Keypad.....................................................................................................................40
3.13.3.2 Master Reset – Non-Display Keypad ............................................................................................................41
3.13.3.3 Mechanical Reset...............................................................................................................................................41
3.14 Time Delay............................................................................................................................... 41
3.14.1 Enable/Disable Time Delay ...................................................................................................................41
3.14.1.1 Enable/Disable Time Delay – Display Keypad..............................................................................................41
3.14.1.2 Time Delay Count Mode – Display Keypad.................................................................................................. 42
3.14.1.3 Enable/Disable Time Delay – Non-Display Keypad ................................................................................... 43
3.14.2 Open a Lock During Time Delay.......................................................................................................... 43

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3.14.2.1 Open a Lock During Time Delay – Display Keypad .................................................................................... 43
3.14.2.2 Open a Lock During Time Delay – Non-Display Keypad........................................................................... 43
3.14.3 Cancel a Time Delay..............................................................................................................................44
3.14.3.1 Cancel a Time Delay – Display Keypad......................................................................................................... 44
3.14.3.2 Cancel a Time Delay – Non-Display Keypad............................................................................................... 44
3.14.4 Allow Time Delay Override ..................................................................................................................44
3.14.4.1 Allow Time Delay Override – Display Keypad ............................................................................................ 44
3.14.4.2 Allow Time Delay Override – Non-Display Keypad .................................................................................. 45
3.14.5 Open Lock During Time Delay Using Override with Combo.........................................................45
3.14.5.1 Open Lock During Time Delay Using Override with Combo – Display Keypad .................................... 45
3.14.5.2 Open Lock During Time Delay Using Override with Combo – Non-Display Keypad........................... 45
3.14.6 Open Lock During Time Delay Using Override with FOB..............................................................45
3.15 Auto Open................................................................................................................................47
3.15.1 Aspects of Auto Open ........................................................................................................................... 47
3.15.1.1 Auto Open Interactions with other features ............................................................................................... 48
3.15.1.2 Auto Open Feedback........................................................................................................................................ 48
3.15.1.3 Auto Open Feedback with battery level low or critical............................................................................. 49
3.15.2 Configure Auto Open – Display Keypad ...........................................................................................49
3.16 Assign Time Lock Schedules ................................................................................................. 50
(704 & 705 Models Only).............................................................................................................. 50
3.17 Time/Date Rules in LA GARD 700 Series Locks................................................................. 50
3.18 FOB Identification Feedback.................................................................................................52
3.18.1 FOB Credential Feedback .................................................................................................................... 52
3.18.2 FOB Low Battery and Critical Indicator .......................................................................................... 52
4 System Security..................................................................................... 52
4.1 Data Encryption........................................................................................................................52
4.2 Initial Combination Handling ..................................................................................................53
5 LA GARD Software ............................................................................... 53
5.1 Adding a User with LA GARD Software.................................................................................53
5.2 Install a User into the Keypad.................................................................................................54
5.3 Firmware Update .....................................................................................................................54
5.4 Retrieve Audits.........................................................................................................................56
5.5 Add Time Lock Schedules using LA GARD Software (704 & 705 Models Only)................57
Appendix A: List of Audits.......................................................................58
Appendix B: LA GARD 700 Series Release Notes.................................59

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Appendix C: LA GARD 700 Series Simple Set-Up: 701 with 1
Manager/1 Standard User/6 Digit Combination..................................64
Appendix D: LA GARD 700 Series Simple Set-Up: 702 with 1
Manager/1 Standard User/6 Digit Combination..................................68

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1 Introduction
This guide outlines general information for using and programming LA GARD 700 Series Models 701-
705 electric combination safe locks and all its components, including accessories and software client.
This guide assumes the installer has knowledge of electrical, mechanical, and computer concepts, as
well as having familiarity with safe lock systems and associated components. For reliable and safe
operation of the equipment, comply with all safety precautions outlined in this guide.
1.1 Approved Standards
The LA GARD family of safe locks conform to the following approved standards:
•UL 2058 (High Security Electronic Locks)
•EN 1300:2018
•Model: 705 – FCC ID: 2ASNP-705, IC ID: 24793-705
•Model: DKLG70X – FCC ID: 2ASNP-DKLG70X, IC ID: 24793-DKLG70X
•VDS 2395 Class 2, Models: 701-704
•SBSC 3880:2015, Models: 701-704
•CNPP A2p – Level B/E, Models: 701-704
Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant
to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful
interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency
energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to
radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular
installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be
determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by
one or more of the following measures:
•Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna
•Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver
•Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected
•Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by dormakaba USA Inc. could void the user's authority to
operate the equipment.
This device contains license-exempt transmitter(s)/receiver(s) that comply with Innovation, Science and
Economic Development Canada’s license-exempt RSS(s). Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
1. This device may not cause interference.
2. This device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the
device.

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L’émetteur/récepteur exempt de licence contenu dans le présent appareil est conforme aux CNR d’Innovation,
Sciences et Développement économique Canada applicables aux appareils radio exempts de licence.
L’exploitation est autorisée aux deux conditions suivantes :
1. L’appareil ne doit pas produire de brouillage.
2. L’appareil doit accepter tout brouillage radioélectrique subi, même si le brouillage est susceptible d’en
compromettre le fonctionnement.
CET APPAREIL EST CONFORME À LA NORME RSS INDUSTRIE CANADA EXEMPT DE LICENCE. Son
fonctionnement est soumis aux deux conditions suivantes:(1) Cet appareil ne doit pas provoquer
d’interférenceset(2) Cet appareil doit accepter toute interférence, y compris les interferences pouvant causer
un mauvais fonctionnement du dispositif. Cet appareil numérique de la classe [B] respecte toutes les exigences
du Réglement sur le matériel brouilleur du Canada.
1.2 Electrical Precautions
Ensure alkaline batteries (where applicable) are new and in good condition; leaking batteries can cause damage
to components and can also cause serious bodily harm. Do not apply power (where applicable) before
completing all steps of the installation; doing so may damage the components. Ensure all power supplies are
plugged into grounded electrical receptacles that comply with local building code(s). When AC mains power is
required the power supply shall be installed in accordance with NFPA 70 and any applicable electrical codes.
1.3 Tools
dormakaba USA Inc. recommends having the following tools on hand to install LA GARD safe locks and their
components:
•Digital voltmeter
•Wire cutters and needle nose pliers
•Set of screwdrivers
•Drill and drill bits
•Automatic saw (band saw, hand saw)
•US or Metric taps
•File or equivalent tool
•All installation/hardware documentation for quick reference

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2 Typical System Layout (Single & Multi)
The following sub-sections review safe lock system components with related diagrams. Refer to each product’s
individual documentation for more detailed information on hardware installation and proper device usage.
The following diagrams (Figures 1 and 2) show completed system layouts for both single and multi-lock
systems. Please note that your system may not include all components shown.
Figure 1 – Single Lock System
Battery box, alarm
box, or AC adaptor
L A G AR D P rg m C ab le
L A G AR D K ey pad
Swingbolt Safe Lo ck
Figure 2 – Multi-Lock System
Battery box, alarm
box, or AC adaptor
L A G AR D P rg m C a ble
L A G AR D K ey pad
Lock #1
Multiplexor
Swingbol t Saf e Lo ck
Swingbol t Saf e Lo ck
Swingbol t Saf e Lo ck
Swingbol t Saf e Lo ck
Swingbol t Saf e Lo ck

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2.1 Safe Lock Hardware
The LA GARD System components have been tested as compatible with the LA GARD system and should not
be substituted. Consult each component’s individual documentation for proper mounting, connectivity, and
installation. The safe itself must be appropriate for the lock hardware to provide maximum security; certain
makes and models of safes may not be appropriate for this LA GARD safe lock system. If unsure, consult with
dormakaba USA Inc. Sales or Support for further information.
2.2 System Components
Each system may differ depending on customer requirements. The sub-sections outlined below cover the full
suite of the LA GARD safe lock system.
2.2.1 Keypad
The Keypad comes in two varieties: Display and non-Display. The Display variant shows messages on screen
while the non-Display version implements a series of LED flashes and beeps for messages. The Keypad is the
user interface for the entire system. All Keypads are available in both Tamper Evident and Serviceable options,
which will impact how the keypad is physically mounted. Refer to the Keypad Installation Guide (Document
#7033.0322) for more information.
2.2.2 Multiplexer
The Multiplexer is used in multi-lock systems and allows multiple safe locks to connect with the Keypad. Refer to
the Multiplexer Installation Guide (Document #7038.0521) for more information. The Multiplexer is not UL
evaluated. (Item/Order # 704033, “Multiplexer”)
2.2.3 Safe Lock
The safe lock is either a dead bolt, a spring bolt, or a swing bolt, that locks and unlocks when the Keypad
receives correct user credentials. This lock system comes in many varieties depending on the application. Refer
to the Safe Lock Installation Guide (Document # 7034.1121) for more information.
2.2.4 AC Adapter
The AC Adapter can be used to power the System where batteries alone would not be appropriate. Refer to the
AC Adapter Installation Guide (Document # 7037.0320) for more information. (Item/Order # 701107, “AC-
Power Supply Multi-Adapter”)
2.2.5 Battery Box
The Battery Box can serve as the secondary power source to the LA GARD System. Refer to the Battery Box
Installation Guide (Document #7035.0421) for more information. The Battery Box is not UL evaluated.
(Item/Order # 704055, “Battery Box”)
2.2.6 Alarm Box
The Alarm Box is a hard-wired external alarm device. If used, the Alarm Box must be plugged into the BAT port
of Lock #1. The Alarm Box allows for a remote disable input that can block the open command to the lock if

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asserted. Refer to the Alarm Box Installation Guide (Document #7036.0320) for more information. The Alarm
Box is not UL evaluated. (Item/Order # 704045, “Alarm Box”)
2.2.7 Reset Box
The Reset Box offers the capability to remove users and reset the Master Combination. To reset the lock, the
lock must be disconnected from any power source (AC Power or Battery) and powered from the Reset Box only.
The Reset Box must be connected to the BAT port on the back of the LA GARD safe lock. The Reset Box has a
green LED that will light when the reset function is performed. If a lock is already reset, applying the Reset Box
will not light the LED.
The Reset Box will only work in conjunction with LA GARD safe locks with a BAT port (will not work with older
model LG BASIC Series locks). Refer to the Reset Box User Guide (Document #7039.0521) for more
information. The Reset Box is not UL evaluated. (Item/Order # 704065, “Reset Box”)
2.2.8 Fob
The fob is used as a secondary Bluetooth® credential to user’s combination. The fob can be enrolled at the
Model 705 Keypad and assigned to a user.
For UL 2058 compliance, the fob credential was not evaluated by UL. However, if a fob credential is employed,
it’s required to be accompanied by a user combination to open a lock. The fob cannot be used as sole means to
operate and open the lock. (Item/Order # 890165, “FOB (Bluetooth Enabled Credential)”)
2.2.9 Power Considerations
The system common power across all components. As long as 9V DC power is supplied to the system, the
system will work as intended. It is unnecessary to apply multiple sources of power to some or all components.
Some considerations to follow:
•The standard-profile Keypad models require two 9V batteries can be inserted into the tray.
•The low-profile Keypad models require a Battery Box or Power Adapter accessory is required for power.
These keypads include an emergency battery connection to apply power from outside of the safe
container.
•A LA GARD 700 Series Battery Box accessory is available to be attached inside the secure container to
grant power to the system.
•A LA GARD 700 Series Alarm Box can be connected to the primary lock to provide power to the system.
This Alarm Box must be physically located in the secure side of the container.
•A LA GARD 700 Series AC/DC Power Adapter accessory can be used to apply line power to the system.
The power adapter can be connected to any lock’s BAT port in a multi-lock configuration.
•In multi-lock installations while using a Multiplexer, it is strongly recommended that the AC/DC Power
Adapter be used.
•When resetting a lock via the LA GARD Series 700 Reset Box, a 9V battery must be inserted into the Reset
Box to apply power for the short duration usage.

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2.3 Getting Started
This section outlines typical use of a System with a single or multi-lock/single or multi-user setup with
references to various sections found through this document.
Follow these steps to get started implementing a System:
1. Identifying System Requirements
a. Identify Required System Components – Review Section 2.2 “System Components” for
installation procedures regarding each component of a System. For single lock Systems, the use
of a Multiplexer is not required.
b. Identify Required System Functions – Review Section 3.3 “System Functions” for an overview of
how each user is authorized to use the system.
c. Identify Required User Types and Privileges – Read Section 3.4.1 “Lock User Types” and 3.4.2
“User Privileges” for an overview how each user is authorized to use the system.
2. Configure the System
a. Install (Electronically Pair) Lock(s) – Read Section 3.5 “Install (Electronically Pair) a Lock and
Keypad” for instructions on performing this step.
b. Add Users – Read Section 3.4.3 “Assigning User IDs and Privileges” for instructions on adding all
non-Master users.
c. Change Master User Combination – Read Section 3.7 ”Change Combination” for instructions in
changing the Combination for the Master User.
3. Customize the System
a. For Keypad Models 702-705, Set Date and Time – Read Section 3.9 “Change Time/Date/DST”
for instructions on setting or re-setting the Time.
b. Configure other System Functions – Instructions for configuring custom options are provided in
Section 3.3 “System Functions”.
3 How to Use the System
This section outlines how to use the installed system and how to execute specified functions. Please note that
your installation may not include everything outlined in this section.
3.1 Keypad Model Definitions
Table 1 – Keypad Model Definitions
Model 701 Model 702,
702D
Model 703,
703B
Model 704,
704B Model 705
OLED Display
Keypad
(1.28”, Monochrome,
128 x 64)
No 702D only Yes Yes Yes
Compatible
Lock Types
⸸(Swing Bolt, Dead
Bolt, Spring Bolt)
⸸All ⸸All ⸸All ⸸All ⸸All

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Model 701 Model 702,
702D
Model 703,
703B
Model 704,
704B Model 705
Max. # of Total
Users
(includes Master and
Manager users)
3 30 30 50 100
Max. # of
Master Users 1 1 1 1 1
Max. # of
Managers 1 1 1 2 2
# of Locks 1 1 2 5 5
Dual-User
Mode No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Reset Function Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Time Delay No 0-99 Min. 0-99 Min. 0-99 Min. 0-99 Min.
Confirmation
Window No 1-60 Min. 1-60 Min. 1-60 Min. 1-60 Min.
Time Delay
Override
(TDO)
No Yes Yes Yes Yes
TDO with BLE
Key fob No No No No Yes
Programmable
at Keypad Yes 702D Only Yes Yes Yes
Programmable
by PC No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Audit Events No 500 500 2000 6000
View Audit
Trail No 702D Only Yes Yes Yes
Downloadable
Audit Trail No Yes Yes Yes Yes

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Model 701 Model 702,
702D
Model 703,
703B
Model 704,
704B Model 705
Duress Alarm No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Combination
Length
11
(2id + 6-9)
11
(2id + 6-9)
11
(2id + 6-9)
11
(2id + 6-9)
11
(2id + 6-9)
Back Lit
Keypad No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Bolt Switch
Option* No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Wrong Try
Penalty Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Battery Power 2 x 9V 2 x 9V 2 x 9V 2 x 9V 2 x 9V
Low-Profile
Option No Yes Yes Yes No
AC Power
Option* Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
VdS 2396 –
Class 2 Yes Yes Yes Yes No
UL 2058 – UL
Type 1 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
EN1300 – Level
B Yes Yes Yes Yes No
SBSC – 3880-
2015 Yes Yes Yes Yes No
CNPP q2p –
Level B/E Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Time Lock
Schedule No No No Yes Yes
Dual
Credential No No 703B only 704B only Yes

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Model 701 Model 702,
702D
Model 703,
703B
Model 704,
704B Model 705
Warranty 2yr from DoM 2yr from DoM 2yr from DoM 2yr from DoM 2yr from DoM
Extended
Warranty* Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Updatable
Firmware Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
*Sold separately
3.2 Keypad – Layout, Usage, and Settings
3.2.1 Keypad Layout & General Usage
Below is a list of buttons and their functions on the Keypad:
•Number Pad – Can be used for entering User combinations, # commands (for non-Display Keypads) and
specific optional functions on screen (for Display Keypads)
•Pound Key (#) – Is used to return to a previous screen, or to wake up the Keypad without entering a
number
•Up and Down Arrows (˄˅) – Navigate through options with these (for Display Keypads)
•Return Key (←) – Confirms a selection or complete a command sequence
3.2.2 Using a Display Keypad – Menu Settings
To enter the Main Menu, press any non-numeric button followed by your user credentials.
Below is a table outlining each Menu Setting and sub-setting within the Keypad display interface. Note that the
menu available changes based on the User Role and/or User Privileges.
Table 2 – Menu Settings (Display Keypad)
Open Lock
Allows the User to open a lock.
Change combo New Combo
Allows the User to change their combination.
Time/Date Time Format
Choose between a 12 and 24HR time format.
Date Format
Change the date format.
Set Time Date
Change the time and date.
Observe DST
Select Enable/Disable to observe Daylight Saving
Time (DST).
Time Lock Assign Access
Designate a lock as 24/7 or assign one of two
schedules.

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View Access 1
View the access of schedule #1.
View Access 2
View the access of schedule #2.
View Holiday
View the assigned holidays.
Audits*
Displays transactional data from a lock.
PC Link*
Connects the Keypad to a PC running the LA GARD
software client.
Users Add
Add a User based on their User ID.
Edit
Edit a User based on their User ID.
Delete
Delete a User based on their User ID.
System Sys Info Keypad Displays Battery Status, Firmware version, Model
and Serial #s.
Lock Shows firmware versions, serial numbers, port & Lock
# and Open Count.
Backlight
Toggle the Backlight On and Off.
Buzzer
Toggle the Buzzer sound On and Off.
TD Cnt Mode
Set counting period to count up, down or not show
time in the periods.
Combination Combo
Length Determines the length of a combination.
Force
Change
Determines whether or not new Users will have to
change their combination after initial login (choose
Yes/No)
User Mode
Choose between Single, Dual and Dual + Mgr.
Cred Mode
Choose between Single, Dual and Dual + Mgr.
Duress Mode*
Enables/Disables Duress Mode (Silent Alarm).
Input Signal Disable
Open
Configures the Input Signal for Remote Disable
function.
Dly
Override
Configures the Input Signal for Time Delay Override
function.
Dual
Override
Configures the Input Signal for Dual User Override
function

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Locks
Choose between Install, Uninstall, TL Schedule, Time
Delay configuration times, Time Delay Override
allowed and Reset.
FW Update
Enables a firmware update when connected to a PC
running the LA GARD software client.
*Not evaluated by UL
3.2.3 Using a Non-Display Keypad - # Commands
Below is a table outlining each # Command and their function for non-Display Keypads. For more details,
please refer to Appendix C (contains 701 model # commands) and Appendix D (contains 702 model #
commands).
Table 3 – # Commands (non-Display Keypad)
3.3 System Functions
The System menu allows the User to view and change various aspects, such as Combination length, Buzzer and
Backlight, amongst other options. Below is a table that outlines Buzzer, LED, and Screen Messages in response
to certain events.
Table 4 – Buzzer, LED, and Screen Message(s)
Event Buzzer LED Screen Message(s) (Display Only)
System wakeup Short high beep Short green flash N/A
Set Combo Length #11 Open PC Link #30 Delete User #56
Set User Mode #12 Reinstall Keypad #32 Reset User Combo #57
Set Duress
(Silent Alarm) #14 Set Backlight On/Off #40 Observe DST #63
Input Signal
Configure #16 Set Buzzer On/Off #41 Set Time/Date #65
Force Combination
Change On/Off #17 Add User #50 Set Time Delay and
Open Windows Values #72
Install Lock #22 Change Own Combo #52 Set TDO Allowance #73
Uninstall Lock #23 User Enable/Disable #54 Cancel Time Delay #74
Reset Keypad #25 Set User Lock Privileges #55 Enable FW Update #99

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Event Buzzer LED Screen Message(s) (Display Only)
Key press Short beep Short green or red flash High beep + Green flash = Valid Key
Low Beep + Red flash = Invalid Key
Valid command
response 3 short high beeps 3 short green flashes Success
Invalid command
response 3 short low beeps 3 short red flashes Invalid Message
Wrong Try Penalty 2 short low beeps
- every 10 seconds
2 short red flashes –
every 10 seconds Wrong Try Penalty
Wrong Try Penalty
ends 2 short high beeps 2 short green flashes
Time Delay 1 low beep – every
10 seconds
1 red flash – every 10
seconds Time Delay
Confirm window 1 high beep –
every 10 seconds
1 green flash – every 10
seconds Confirmation Window
Low Battery 2 low beeps 2 red flashes Low Battery
Critical Low Battery 3 long low beeps 3 long red flashes Critical Low Battery
Master Reset 3 short high beeps 3 short green flashes Reset Success
Power On – No lock
connected
5 medium to low
beeps 5 medium red flashes No Lock Found Turn Power Off and Connect
Power On – Bad
configuration
5 medium to low
beeps 5 medium red flashes Bad Config
Power On/Wake Up –
Lock Connected but
Not Installed
1 medium low
beep Solid red LED Lock Detected
Power On – Keypad
not compatible 1 long low beep Continuous alternate
flashing red and green
Wrong Keypad Model Cannot
Install
Master reset 3 short high
beeps 3 short green flashes Reset Success
3.3.1 System Info (Display Only)
The System Info screen provides information related to the Keypad and safe locks connected to the System,
including Firmware version and Model number. Note: This information is only available to authorized users.
Follow these steps to navigate through the System Info menu:

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1. Enter and Authorized User ID and Combination.
2. Navigate through the Main Menu and select “System”.
3. Select “Sys Info” from the sub-menu.
4. Select between “Keypad” or “Lock”.
5. If “Keypad” is selected, the following information is available on screen:
•“Batt Status” – Displays battery level with a percentage
•“FW version” – Shows the current firmware version on the Keypad
•“Model” – Displays the Model # of the Keypad
•“S/N Part 1” and “S/N Part 2” – Shows the serial number of the Keypad (divided between two
screens)
6. If “Lock” is selected, the following information is available on screen:
•“FW version” – Displays the current firmware version on the safe lock
•“S/N Part 1” and “S/N Part 2” – Shows the serial number of the safe lock (divided between two
screens)
•“Port | Lock” – Represents the Port and Lock #s
•“Open Count” – Shows how many times the safe lock was opened
3.3.2 Backlight Mode
The Backlight illuminates whenever a key is pressed on the Keypad. By default, the Backlight setting is Off to
conserve battery power (if applicable). Note: This function is not available on the 701 series Keypad.
3.3.2.1 Backlight Mode – Display Keypad
Follow these steps to toggle the Backlight Mode On and Off on a Display Keypad:
1. Enter an Authorized User ID and Combination.
2. Navigate through the Main Menu and select “System”.
3. Select “Backlight” from the sub-menu.
4. Select between “On” and “Off” to Enable/Disable Backlight Mode.
5. “Success Mode updated” will appear on screen and the Keypad will beep three times and flash a green
LED once complete.
3.3.2.2 Backlight Mode – 702 Keypad (Non-Display)
Follow these steps to toggle the Backlight Mode On and Off on a 702 non-Display Keypad:
1. Using the Keypad, input #40 + Authorized User ID and Combination + Off (0) or On (1) + <return key> (←).
2. The Keypad will beep three times and flash a green LED once complete.
3.3.3 Buzzer Mode
The Buzzer provides sound to signal specific functional outcomes. The Buzzer Mode is active (on) by default. It
is recommended that the Buzzer is left on for Non-Display Keypads.
3.3.3.1 Buzzer Mode – Display Keypad
Follow these steps to toggle the Buzzer Mode On and Off on a Display Keypad:
1. Enter an Authorized User ID and Combination.
2. Navigate through the Main Menu and select “System”.
3. Select Buzzer from the sub-menu.

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4. Select Between “On” and “Off” to Enable/Disable Buzzer Mode.
5. “Success Mode updated” will appear on screen and the Keypad will beep twice and flash a green LED once
complete.
3.3.3.2 Buzzer Mode – Non-Display Keypad
Follow these steps to toggle the Buzzer Mode On and Off on a non-Display Keypad:
1. Using the Keypad, input #41 + Authorized User ID and Combination + Off (0) or On (1) + <return key> (←).
2. The Keypad will beep and flash a green LED three times once complete.
WARNING: Once the Buzzer Mode has been turned off, there will be no audible signals for successful or
unsuccessful commands.
3.3.4 Combination Length
The Combination Length can be changed to a length between 6 and 9 digits inclusively. This feature can only be
modified by a Master user. This feature only applies to non-Master users. A Master combination is always 8
digits. By default, the combination length for non-Master users is 6 characters.
WARNING: If the combination length is changed after any users have been entered into the system, those users
will need to reset their combination before they can perform any operations. After a user’s combination is reset,
the user will then need to change their combination again in order to use the system. Since the Master User is
the only one whose combination is unaffected by change in Combination length, the Master must reset other
users’ combinations. Once a Manager’s Combination is reset and then changed again, the Manager can reset
other users’ combinations.
3.3.4.1 Combo Length – Display Keypad
Follow these steps to change the combination length on a Display Keypad:
1. Enter an Authorized User ID and Combination.
2. Navigate through the Main Menu and select “Combination”.
3. Select “Combo Length” from the sub-menu.
4. Input the # of Digits with the Keypad. Confirm the selection with the <return key> (←). For UL
certification, the combination must be a minimum of 6 digits long.
5. The Keypad will ask for Confirmation, “Are you sure?”. Select Yes.
6. “Success Length updated” will appear on screen and the Keypad will beep three times and flash a green
LED once complete.
3.3.4.2 Combo Length – Non-Display Keypad
Follow these steps to change the combination length on a non-Display Keypad:
1. Using the Keypad, input #11 + Master User ID and Combination + Digit Length (from 6 – 9) + <return key>
(←).
2. The Keypad will beep three times and flash a green LED once complete.
3.3.5 Force Change Combination
The Force Change Combination setting is a security rule that, when enabled, forces Manager and Standard
users to change their combination prior to first use.