Dormakaba 705 User manual

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Table of Contents
1 Introduction...........................................................................................................5
1.1 Approved Standards....................................................................................................................................... 5
1.1.1 705 Keypad FCC & IC Info....................................................................................................................................... 5
1.2 Electrical Precautions ..................................................................................................................................... 6
1.3 Tools ............................................................................................................................................................... 6
2 Typical System Layout (Single & Multi) ..................................................................6
2.1 Safe Lock Hardware........................................................................................................................................ 7
2.2 System Components....................................................................................................................................... 8
2.2.1 Keypad.................................................................................................................................................................... 8
2.2.2 Multiplexer.............................................................................................................................................................8
2.2.3 Safe Lock................................................................................................................................................................. 8
2.2.4 AC Adapter .............................................................................................................................................................8
2.2.5 Battery Box............................................................................................................................................................. 8
2.2.6 Alarm Box............................................................................................................................................................... 8
2.2.7 Reset Box................................................................................................................................................................8
2.2.8 Fob.......................................................................................................................................................................... 8
2.2.9 Power Considerations ..........................................................................................................................................10
2.3 Getting Started ............................................................................................................................................. 10
3 How to Use the System........................................................................................11
3.1 Keypad Model Definitions ............................................................................................................................ 11
3.2 Menu Settings............................................................................................................................................... 13
3.2.1 Menu Settings –Display Keypad..........................................................................................................................13
3.2.2 Menu Settings –Non-Display Keypad..................................................................................................................15
3.3 Open a Lock .................................................................................................................................................. 16
3.3.1 Open a Lock –Display Keypad.............................................................................................................................. 16
3.3.2 Open a Lock –Non-Display Keypad......................................................................................................................16
3.3.3 Open a Lock –Remote Disable.............................................................................................................................16
3.4 Reinstall Keypad ........................................................................................................................................... 17
3.5 Change Combination .................................................................................................................................... 17
3.5.1 Change Combination –Display Keypad................................................................................................................17
3.5.2 Change Combination –Non-Display Keypad........................................................................................................17
3.6 Change Time/Date/DST................................................................................................................................ 18
3.6.1 Change Time/Date/DST –Display Keypad ........................................................................................................... 18

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3.6.2 Change Time/Date/DST –Non-Display Keypad ...................................................................................................18
3.7 Assign Time Lock Schedules ......................................................................................................................... 18
(704 & 705 Models Only).................................................................................................................................... 18
3.8 Users ............................................................................................................................................................. 19
3.8.1 Lock User Types....................................................................................................................................................19
3.8.1.1 Master ..............................................................................................................................................................................19
3.8.1.2 Manager ...........................................................................................................................................................................19
3.8.1.3 Other Users.......................................................................................................................................................................20
3.8.1.4 User Capability –Access Lock...........................................................................................................................................20
3.8.1.5 User Capability –Audit Lock .............................................................................................................................................20
3.8.1.6 User Capability –Time Delay Override with Combination ...............................................................................................20
3.8.1.7 User Capability –Time Delay Override with Fob Credential ............................................................................................20
3.8.2 Add User...............................................................................................................................................................23
3.8.2.1 Add User –Display Keypad...............................................................................................................................................23
3.8.2.2 Add User –Non-Display Keypad.......................................................................................................................................23
3.8.3 Edit User...............................................................................................................................................................24
3.8.3.1 Edit User –Display Keypad ...............................................................................................................................................24
3.8.3.2 Edit User –Non-Display Keypad .......................................................................................................................................24
3.8.4 Delete User...........................................................................................................................................................25
3.8.4.1 Delete User –Display Keypad...........................................................................................................................................25
3.8.4.2 Delete User –Non-Display Keypad...................................................................................................................................25
3.9 System Functions.......................................................................................................................................... 26
3.9.1 System Info (Display Only) ...................................................................................................................................26
3.9.2 Backlight Mode .................................................................................................................................................... 27
3.9.2.1 Backlight Mode –Display Keypad.....................................................................................................................................27
3.9.2.2 Backlight Mode –Non-Display Keypad.............................................................................................................................27
3.9.3 Buzzer Mode ........................................................................................................................................................ 28
3.9.3.1 Buzzer Mode –Display Keypad.........................................................................................................................................28
3.9.3.2 Buzzer Mode –Non-Display Keypad.................................................................................................................................28
3.9.4 Combination Length.............................................................................................................................................28
3.9.4.1 Combo Length –Display Keypad ......................................................................................................................................28
3.9.4.2 Combo Length –Non-Display Keypad ..............................................................................................................................28
3.9.5 User Mode............................................................................................................................................................29
3.9.5.1 User Mode –Display Keypad............................................................................................................................................29
3.9.5.2 User Mode –Non-Display Keypad....................................................................................................................................29
3.9.6 Credential Mode (705 Model Only) ..................................................................................................................... 30
3.9.7 Duress Mode (Silent Alarm) .................................................................................................................................30
3.9.7.1 Duress Mode –Display Keypad ........................................................................................................................................30
3.9.7.2 Duress Mode –Non-Display Keypad ................................................................................................................................31

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3.10 Locks ........................................................................................................................................................... 31
3.10.1 Install a Lock.......................................................................................................................................................31
3.10.2 Uninstall a Lock ..................................................................................................................................................31
3.10.2.1 Uninstall a Lock –Display Keypad...................................................................................................................................31
3.10.2.2 Uninstall a Lock –Non-Display Keypad...........................................................................................................................31
3.10.3 Reset a Lock........................................................................................................................................................31
3.10.3.1 Master Reset ..................................................................................................................................................................32
3.10.3.2 Mechanical Reset ...........................................................................................................................................................32
3.11 Time Delay .................................................................................................................................................. 33
3.11.1 Enable/Disable Time Delay ................................................................................................................................ 33
3.11.1.1 Enable/Disable Time Delay –Display Keypad.................................................................................................................33
3.11.1.2 Time Delay Count Mode –Display Keypad.....................................................................................................................33
3.11.1.3 Enable/Disable Time Delay –Non-Display Keypad.........................................................................................................34
3.11.2 Open a Lock During Time Delay ......................................................................................................................... 34
3.11.2.1 Open a Lock During Time Delay –Display Keypad .........................................................................................................34
3.11.2.2 Open a Lock During Time Delay –Non-Display Keypad..................................................................................................34
3.11.3 Cancel a Time Delay ...........................................................................................................................................35
3.11.3.1 Cancel a Time Delay –Display Keypad ...........................................................................................................................35
3.11.3.2 Cancel a Time Delay –Non-Display Keypad ...................................................................................................................35
3.11.4 Time Delay Override...........................................................................................................................................35
3.11.4.1 Allow Time Delay Override –Display Keypad.................................................................................................................35
3.11.4.2 Allow Time Delay Override –Non-Display Keypad.........................................................................................................36
3.11.5 Open Lock During Time Delay Using Override with Combo ..............................................................................36
3.11.5.1 Open Lock During Time Delay Using Override with Combo –Display Keypad...............................................................36
3.11.5.2 Open Lock During Time Delay Using Override with Combo –Non-Display Keypad .......................................................36
3.11.6 Open Lock During Time Delay Using Override with FOB ................................................................................... 37
3.12 Battery Levels ............................................................................................................................................. 38
3.12.1 Low Battery Warning .........................................................................................................................................38
3.12.1.1 Low Battery Warning –Display Keypad..........................................................................................................................38
3.12.1.2 Low Battery Warning –Non-Display Keypad..................................................................................................................38
3.12.2 Critical Low Battery Warning .............................................................................................................................39
3.12.2.1 Critical Low Battery Warning –Display Keypad..............................................................................................................39
3.12.2.2 Critial Low Battery Warning –Non-Display Keypad .......................................................................................................39
3.12.3 Replacing Batteries in Critical Low Battery State...............................................................................................39
3.13 Wrong Try Penalty...................................................................................................................................... 39
3.14 View Audits (Display Only) ......................................................................................................................... 39
4 System Security....................................................................................................40
4.1 Data Encryption ............................................................................................................................................ 40

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4.2 Initial Combination Handling........................................................................................................................ 40
5 LA GARD Software ...............................................................................................41
5.1 Adding a User ............................................................................................................................................... 41
5.2 Install a User into the Keypad....................................................................................................................... 42
5.3 Firmware Update.......................................................................................................................................... 42
5.4 Retrieve Audits ............................................................................................................................................. 43
5.5 Add Time Lock Schedules ............................................................................................................................. 43
Appendix A: # Commands.......................................................................................43
Appendix B: List of Audits .......................................................................................48

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1 Introduction
This guide outlines general information for using and programming LA GARD 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 *Pending
•Model: 705 –FCC ID: 2ASNP-705, IC: 24793-705
•Model: DKLG70X –FCC ID: 2ASNP-DKLG70X, IC: 24793-DKLG70X
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause
harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired
operation.
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.
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.
1.1.1 705 Keypad FCC & IC Info
Follow these steps to view the FCC & IC information on a 705 Keypad:

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1. Enter the ID and Combination to access the menu.
2. Navigate through the Main Menu and select System.
3. Select FCC Label from the sub-menu.
4. Navigate through the FCC & IC information on screen with the arrow buttons.
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
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

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Battery box, alarm
box, or AC adaptor
LA GARD Prgm Cable
LA GARD Keypad
Figure 2 –Multi-Lock System
Battery box, alarm
box, or AC adaptor
LA GARD Prgm Cable
LA GARD Keypad
Lock #1
Multiplexor
2.1 Safe Lock Hardware
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.

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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. Refer to
the Keypad Installation Guide (Document #7033.0320) 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 #7038.0320) for more information. The Multiplexer is not UL evaluated.
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 #7034.0320) 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.
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 #7035.0320) for more information. The Battery Box is not UL evaluated.
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 asserted. Refer to the Alarm Box Installation
Guide (Document #7036.0320) for more information. The Alarm Box is not UL evaluated.
2.2.7 Reset Box
The Reset Box, when attached to a lock BAT port will remove users and resets the Master Combination on LA GARD safe locks. The
lock being reset should be disconnected from the Keypad and must power up from a battery within the Reset Box. The Reset Box
LED 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 #7039.0320) for more information. The Reset Box is not UL evaluated.
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 700 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.

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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:
•In the normal-profile Keypad, 2.9V batteries can be inserted into the tray
•In the low-profile Keypad, there is a connection for an emergency battery connection for application 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 Adaptor 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 Adaptor 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
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. 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.
2. Review section 3.9 Locks for information on installing, uninstalling and resetting safe locks.
3. Read section 3.7.2 Add User to add all non-Master users, including Managers.
4. Read section 3.2 Open a Lock for instructions on how to use the System once all pieces are connected.

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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 instillation may
not include everything outlined in this section.
3.1 Keypad Model Definitions
Model 701
Model 702
Model 703
Model 704
Model 705
OLED Display
Keypad
No
No
1.28”
Monochrome
OLED Display, 128
x 64
1.28”
Monochrome
OLED Display, 128
x 64
1.28” Monochrome
OLED Display, 128 x
64
Compatible Lock
Types
Swing/
Dead/
Spring Bolt
Swing/
Dead/
Spring Bolt
Swing/
Dead/
Spring Bolt
Swing/
Dead/
Spring Bolt
Swing/
Dead/
Spring Bolt
# of Users
1 Master/1
Manager/1
User
1 Master/1
Manager/28
Users
1 Master/1
Manager/28 Users
1 Master/1
Manager/47 Users
1 Master/1
Manager/97 Users
# of Locks
1
1
2
5
5
Dual-User Mode
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Dual-User Mode
Override
No
Yes
Yes
2 Users
2 Users
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
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes

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Model 701
Model 702
Model 703
Model 704
Model 705
Programmable by
PC
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Audit Events
No
500
500
2000
6000
View Audit Trail
No
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Downloadable
Audit Trail
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
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
Batter 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
Pending
Pending
Pending
Pending
Pending
UL 2058 –UL
Type 1
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
EN1300 –Level B
Pending
Pending
Pending
Pending
Pending

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Model 701
Model 702
Model 703
Model 704
Model 705
SBSC –3880-2015
Pending
Pending
Pending
Pending
Pending
CNPP q2p –Level
B/E
Pending
Pending
Pending
Pending
Pending
Time Lock
Schedule
No
No
No
Yes
Yes
Dual Credential
No
No
No
No
Yes
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 Menu Settings
3.2.1 Menu Settings –Display Keypad
To enter the Main Menu, press any non-numeric button followed by your user credentials.
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 Entries) and specific optional
functions on screen (for Display Entries)
•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 Entries)
•Return Key (←) –Confirms a selection or completed a key sequence
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 Privileges.
Table 1 –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.

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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.
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.
Combo Length
Determines the length of a combination.
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).
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.

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FCC Label
Display the FCC label information.
*Not evaluated by UL
3.2.2 Menu Settings –Non-Display Keypad
Below is a table outlining each # Command and their function for non-display entries. See Appendix A for complete definitions.
Table 2 –# Commands (non-Display Keypad)
*Not evaluated by UL
Set Combo Length
#11
Reinstall Keypad
#32
Delete User
#56
Set User Mode
#12
Set Backlight On/Off
#40
Reset User Combo
#57
Set Duress
(Silent Alarm)
#14
Set Buzzer On/Off
#41
Set Time/Date
#65
Install Lock
#22
Add User
#50
Set TD/OW Values for Lock
#1
#72
Uninstall Lock
#23
Change Own Combo
#52
Set TDO Allowance for Lock
#1
#73
Reset Keypad
#25
User Enable/Disable
#54
Cancel Time Delay
#74
Open PC Link*
#30
Set User Lock Privileges
#55
Enable FW Update
#99

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3.3 Open a Lock
3.3.1 Open a Lock –Display Keypad
Follow these steps to open a safe lock on a Display Keypad:
1. Enter the User ID.
2. Enter the User Combination.
3. If required, present and click the button on the user fob when requested.
4. If required, enter User #2 credentials.
5. If this is the user’s first time opening a lock, the Keypad display interface will ask the User to change their original
combination. Input a new combination with the keypad. Re-enter the same combination to confirm.
Note: The new Combination must be different from the old Combination. The User is advised to use a non-trivial combination.
6. The lock’s latch will open and the screen will display Lock Open. After 3 seconds, the lock’s latch will close.
If Time Delay is in effect, menus will be different. Consult the Time Delay section in this document for more information.
3.3.2 Open a Lock –Non-Display Keypad
Follow these steps to open a safe lock on a non-Display Keypad:
1. Enter the User ID and Combination.
2. If this is the User’s first time opening a lock, the Keypad will require a new Combination. Using the Keypad keypad, input #52 +
Authorized User ID and Combination + User ID and new Combination + User ID and new Combination again + Return Key.
3. The lock’s latch will open. After 3 seconds, the lock’s latch will close.
If Time Delay is in effect, the lock will not automatically open.
3.3.3 Open a Lock –Remote Disable
With the application of the Alarm Box, the opening sequence can be disabled by asserting a signal on the Alarm Box. The signal may
come from an external alarming system that could feed into this lock to prevent it from opening.
Please observe the following while using the Remote Disable:
•The Remote Disable assertion will not block users from accessing the menus on a Display Keypad
•The signal must be asserted prior to the user authentication for it to be recognized by the system
•Duress combinations will still trigger the alarm signal, even if Remote Disable is asserted
•An Keypad with a display will show ‘Lock #x NOT open’ when the Remove Disable is asserted. The ‘x’ would be replaced by a
lock that is targeted to be opened

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3.4 Reinstall Keypad
A new Keypad can be installed into the system if the current one is defective or needs to be replaced. If the new Keypad is a non-
Display screen variant, a command sequence would need to be followed with an authorized user. If the Keypad has a display screen,
prompts will appear to guide the user through the process. An Audit will be generated to indicate which user installed the new
Keypad. Once paired, the system returns to regular operation. Refer to the Keypad Installation Guide (Document #7033.0320) for
more information.
Note: The system will only recognize the same Keypad model as before, otherwise it will reject the reinstall process. If installing a
new model of Keypad, all locks attached to the system must be reset/uninstalled and reinstalled prior to installing the new Keypad.
3.5 Change Combination
3.5.1 Change Combination –Display Keypad
Follow these steps to change a User combination on a Display Keypad:
1. From the Keypad display Main Menu, select Change combo.
2. New Combo appears on screen. Input a new combination with the number pad.
Note: The new Combination must be different from the old Combination. The User is advised to use a non-trivial combination.
3. Confirm appears on screen. Input the same combination from the previous step to confirm. Success will appear on screen. The
new combination is set and will be in affect the next time the User enters their combination. The Keypad will beep three times
with a green LED and return to the Enter ID menu once complete.
3.5.2 Change Combination –Non-Display Keypad
Follow these steps to change a User Combination on a non-Display Keypad:
1. If a Master/Manager User is changing another User’s combination, do the following:
a. Using the Keypad, input #57 + Authorized User ID and Combination + User ID and new Combination + User ID and
new Combination again + Return Key.
b. The Keypad will beep three times and flash a green LED
2. If a User is changing their own combination, do the following:
a. Using the Keypad, input #52 + User ID and Combination + User ID and new Combination + User ID and new
Combination again + Return Key.
b. The Keypad will beep three times and flash a green LED once complete

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3.6 Change Time/Date/DST
3.6.1 Change Time/Date/DST –Display Keypad
Follow these steps to change the Time/Date/DST on a Display Keypad:
1. Navigate through the Main Menu and select Time/Date.
2. Select one of the follow sub-menu options:
a. Time Format –Choose between 24Hr and 12Hr
b. Date Format –Choose between yy_mm_dd, mm_dd_yy, and dd_mm_yy
c. Set Time Date –Input the time and date with the number pad
d. Observe DST –Select either Enable or Disable
3. The Keypad will beep three times and flash a green LED once complete.
To effectively use the DST settings, the DST tables must be sent down from the PC software when setting time via the PC. If the
Time/Date is not set after a prolonged power outage, access time lock schedules cannot be enforced and may result in the inability
to open the lock until the Time/Date is set.
3.6.2 Change Time/Date/DST –Non-Display Keypad
Follow these steps to change the Time/Date/DST on a non-display Keypad:
Note: Model 701 does not allow for the time to be set.
1. To change the Time/Date, using the Keypad, input #65 + Authorized User ID and Combination + 10-digit Time Date (YY-MM-
DD-24HR Clock) + Return Key.
2. To change DST, using the Keypad, input #63 + Authorized User ID and Combination + Enable DST (1) or Disable DST (0) +
Return Key.
3. The Keypad will beep three times and flash a green LED once complete.
3.7 Assign Time Lock Schedules
(704 & 705 Models Only)
This section outlines how to assign pre-loaded Schedules and view pre-loaded Holidays from the Keypad. To load specific dates and
times to Schedules and Holidays from the PC software. Refer to section 5.5 Add Time Lock Schedules for more information.
The Time Lock feature can restrict access to a safe lock at specific times during the week or allow access for an entire day, a day
spans midnight to midnight of the next day.
Follow these steps to create time access periods from a week per lock or view Holiday lockout day(s):
1. Navigate through the Main Menu and select Time Lock.
2. To Assign Access, do the following:
a. Select Assign Access
b. For multi-lock Systems, select the lock by pressing the corresponding number on the number pad. Otherwise, skip
to the next step
c. Choose between 24/7 Access or a pre-loaded Schedule
3. To View Access, do the following:
a. Select View Access

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b. Navigate through the information on screen with the arrow buttons
4. During a Holiday, the lock will not open at any time on the specified day(s). To view holiday(s), do the following:
a. Select View Holiday
b. Navigate through the information on screen with the arrow buttons
Note: If Time/Date is not set after a prolonged power outage, access time lock schedules cannot be enforced and may result in the
inability to open the lock until the time/date is set.
3.8 Users
3.8.1 Lock User Types
There are three types of users, each with different capabilities. The sub-sections outlined below cover each Lock User Type and their
respective functions.
3.8.1.1 Master
•There will always be 1 Master User per safe lock
•Combination length is always 8 digits and is not modified by the combination length system setting
•The default factory combination is 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8
•The User ID is always 00 and cannot change
•Cannot open the lock directly
•Can change their combination either via the Keypad or the LA GARD Software client
•Needs to authenticate with an old combination prior to being allowed to update their combination
•The forced-change-on-first-use rule does not apply to Master combinations
•The Master combination should be changed from the default value prior to adding any other non-Master Users to the System
3.8.1.2 Manager
•Should be enabled within the system, but not required
•Multiple Managers may be defined depending on the lock type
•Only Master-authenticated users can modify the Manager’s settings
•The combination is in the format of 2 ID digits plus 6 to 9 combination digits
•The combination length required for the system applies to Manager(s) and all other users
•The combination length will be the same for all Users in the system, including Manager(s)
•May change their combination via the Keypad
•May open the lock if the access settings are enabled for the lock
•May set other access Users’ one-time-combo via the Keypad menus or via the LA GARD Software client
•May be granted Time Delay Override if Time Delay option is applied to a safe lock

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3.8.1.3 Other Users
•The combination is in the format of 2 ID digits plus 6 to 9 combination digits
•In a multi-lock installation, the User may be enabled for some locks and disabled for others
•All User settings apply to all locks in a multi-lock configuration
•Users can be configured to have one or more capabilities
3.8.1.4 User Capability –Access Lock
A user may be allowed to open the lock. This capability allows the user to open the lock when they present proper credential(s).
Each access user may be granted individually the ability to bypass the time delay, if time delay is configured. If the system is in Dual
User Mode, either user with this option will cause the time delay to be bypassed.
3.8.1.5 User Capability –Audit Lock
A user can be given the capability to retrieve audits via a software application (authenticated via the ID and combo) or for review at
the Keypad via the menus. A user identified as one that can collect audits can retrieve audits from any lock that they have access to
via the software connected to the Keypad (and lock), or manually via the Keypad menus.
3.8.1.6 User Capability –Time Delay Override with Combination
This capability allows the user to override the time delay, if enabled for the user, with their combination and open the lock without
waiting for the time delay period to expire. They may or may not need a key fob for the second credential if required for Model 705.
3.8.1.7 User Capability –Time Delay Override with Fob Credential
This capability allows the user to override the Time Delay with their assigned fob credential, but they may not open the lock.
The Table below shows the permitted mix of capabilities a user may perform. The configuration software and lock firmware shall
enforce this capability mix.
Table 3 –User Capabilities
TDO
w/FOB
TDO
w/Combo
Audits
Access
Notes
1
0
0
0
User can Override Time Delay only. May
not open the lock nor retrieve audits. The
user must present the FOB during an open
sequence initiated by an authorized user(s).
0
0
1
0
User may retrieve audits only. May not
open the lock.
0
0
0
1
User may open the lock only.
0
0
1
1
User may open the lock and retrieve audits.
0
1
0
1
User may open the lock and override the
Time Delay with their credential(s).
0
1
1
1
User may open the lock, retrieve audits and
override Time Delay with their
credential(s).
Table 4 –System User Functions
Functions
Master
Manager
Access
User
Audit
User
TDO
Fob
User
Install Lock
x