Kaba LCLX User manual

LOCK MODES
A maximum of two users can exist in a lock. A lock can operate in either Single Mode or
Dual Custody Mode.
Note: For a UL listed installation, only one user can be activated.
• Single Mode E
Single Mode defaults to having only a Manager User (User 1) in the lock. A second
user (User 2) can then be added by the Manager User (User 1). (See section on
Manager User Operations.)
In Single Mode only one valid user combination is required to open the lock - the Manager
User (User 1) combination or the User 2 combination.
Note: Default lock status from the factory is Single Mode with an opening
combination of “50 25 50” for the Manager User (User 1).
•Dual Custody Mode EE
Dual Custody Mode defaults to two users in the lock - User 1 and User 2.
Both user combinations are required to open the lock - the User 1 combination and the
User 2 combination.
Note: Manager User Operations are not available in Dual Custody Mode.
LOCK OPERATING CONVENTIONS
•The LC Series lock models are battery powered (PowerSaverTM Technology.)
• To clear a combination or keystroke, press the ¸¸
¸¸
¸key.
• If the bolt is not retracted within 4-6 seconds after a valid opening combination is
accepted, the lock will “relock”.
• Slide Bolt (Auto Locking) Technology: Once a combination has been entered and
accepted, the lock bolt movement works in conjunction with the bolt works of the
container. When the bolt works are disengaged to open the container, the lock bolt will
slide into the “unlocked” or retracted position. Once the bolt works are extended to the
locked position, the lock bolt automatically slides into the “locked” position. The lock will
not open if force is applied to the end or side of the bolt.
LC SERIES
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
MODELS LCLX, LCMX,TLCL,TLCM
Document Number 3032.034 Rev. B - 03/05

LOCK RESPONSES
• Each keystroke generates a green flash
G
with a beep 8.
• The completion of a step within an operation is indicated by a green flash
G
with a
beep 8.
• The successful completion of an operation is indicated by a green/red flash with a
beep
G
R
8.
• An error is indicated by three red flashes with beeps.
R
8
R
8
R
8
• A low battery is indicated by continuous alternating green and red flashes with
beeps (
G
8
R
8
G
8
R
8... ) after a lock opening.
• Bolt end pressure is indicated by a maximum of twelve red flashes
R
followed by a
green/red flash with a beep
GR
8after a correct opening combination has been
entered. If the bolt end pressure is relieved before all twelve red flashes are displayed,
the red flashes will terminate and a green flash with a beep
G
8will occur
indicating that the lock can now be opened.
• If an attempt is made to initiate an operation that begins with a # on a Model TLC lock
during Time Delay, you will get an error indicator of three red flashes with beeps
R
8
R
8
R
8after the first two keystrokesof the operation.
TO UNLOCK
1. • For Single Mode EE
EE
E(Factory combination is “50 25 50”.)
Enter Manager User (User 1) or User 2 combination.
G
88
88
8
• For Dual Custody Mode EE
EE
EEE
EE
E
Enter User 1 or User 2 combination.
G
88
88
8
Enter the second combination.
G
88
88
8
Wrong Try Penalty: 5 wrong tries = 3 min. lockout
Each additional wrong try = 3 min. lockout
Red flashes with beeps
R
88
88
8will occur during the lockout.
2. Immediately rotate the container handle to retract bolt works before a green/
red flash with beep
G
R
88
88
8occurs (4 second opening window). Open the
container door. To close and lock the container, close the door and rotate the
container handle back to locked position.

CHANGE COMBINATION
Caution: Before changing combination, open the container door to allow testing
with the new combination. Record new combination and store it in a secure
place.
1. • For User 1 (Manager User in Single Mode)
Press #. Press 1.
G
88
88
8
• For User 2
Press #. Press #. Press 1.
G
88
88
8
• For Courier (Only available on the Model TLC lock.)
Press #. Press #. Press #. Press 1.
G
88
88
8
2. Enter current combination. (Factory combination is “50 25 50”.)
G
88
88
8
3. Enter new six-digit combination.
G
88
88
8
4. Enter new combination again for verification.
G
R
88
88
8
5. Open the lock with the new combination before closing container.
CHANGE LOCK MODE (SINGLE / DUAL CUSTODY)
Note:
Changing the lock mode will reset the combination(s) to “50 25 50”. If a
courier exists in the lock, it will be deleted when the mode is changed. For a
Model TLC lock, no change will be made to the Time Delay values.
1. Press #. Press 2.
G
88
88
8
2. • If changing from Single to Dual Custody Mode
Enter Manager User (User 1) combination.
GR
88
88
8
• If changing from Dual Custody to Single Mode
Enter User 1 or User 2 combination.
G
88
88
8
Enter the second combination.
G
R
88
88
8

SET DELAYTIME AND OPENINGWINDOW*
* This feature is only available on the Model TLC lock.
1.Press #. Press 5.
G
88
88
8
2. • For Single Mode EE
EE
E(Factory combination is “50 25 50”.)
Enter Manager User (User 1) combination.
G
88
88
8
• For Dual Custody Mode EE
EE
EEE
EE
E
Enter User 1 or User 2 combination.
G
88
88
8
Enter the second combination.
G
88
88
8
3. Enter number of minutes (01-99) you want to delay lock opening or “00” to disable
time delay.
G
88
88
8
4. Enter delay time again for verification.
G
88
88
8
If not “00”, proceed to step 5.
5. Enter number of minutes (01-20) for the delayed opening window.
G
88
88
8
6. Enter number of minutes for the delayed opening window again for verification.
G
R
Note: A change in delayed opening will not take effect until after the next
opening of the lock.
TO UNLOCK WITHTIME DELAY*
* This feature is only available on the Model TLC lock.
If operating a Model TLC lock with a Delay Time set to something other than 0, red
flashes
R
will display every 4 seconds after a combination has been entered and will
continue during the time delay.
Green flashes
G
display with beeps 8to indicate the opening window is active
and will continue during the opening window.
Enter the combination(s) to open the lock before the opening window expires.
If a combination other than a valid Courier combination is entered during the time delay,
you will get an error indicator of three red flashes with beeps.
R
8
R
8
R
8
COURIER OVERRIDE OFTIME DELAY*
* This feature is only available on the Model TLC lock.
If you wish to override time delay on a Model TLC lock with a Delay Time set to something
other than 0, the Courier combination can be entered during the time delay window once
another user has initiated the time delay. If the Courier combination is entered success-
fully, green flashes
G
will display with beeps 8to indicate the opening window is
active and will continue during the opening window.
Enter the combination(s) to open the lock before the opening window expires.
If the combination entered is not a valid Courier combination, you will get an error
indicator of three red flashes with beeps.
R
8
R
8
R
8

Manager User Operations
These operations are only available in Single Mode and can only be performed by the
Manager User (User 1). All Manager User Operations involve management of User 2 and
the Courier (TLC only).
User 2 can have a lock access status of “Enabled” or “Disabled”. If “Enabled”, User 2
can open the lock. When User 2 is added to the lock, the default lock access status is
“Enabled”. The Manager User (User 1) has the authority to change the lock access
status for User 2. If “Disabled”, User 2 will not have the ability to open the lock.
ADD USER 2
1. Press #. Press 3.
G
88
88
8
2. Enter Manager User (User 1) combination.
G
R
88
88
8
Note: User 2 is added to the lock as “Enabled” with a factory combination of “50 25 50”.
User 2 can change the User 2 combination while Enabled, but only the Manager User
(User 1) can change the lock access status.
DELETE USER 2
1. Press #. Press 4.
G
88
88
8
2. Enter Manager User (User 1) combination.
G
R
88
88
8
ENABLE USER 2
1. Press #. Press 6.
G
88
88
8
2. Enter Manager User (User 1) combination.
G
R
88
88
8
Note: If you try to enable User 2 when already enabled, you will get an error indication.
DISABLE USER 2
1. Press #. Press 7.
G
88
88
8
2. Enter Manager User (User 1) combination.
GR
88
88
8
Note: If you try to disable User 2 when already disabled, you will get an error indication.
ADD COURIER*
*This feature is only available on the Model TLC lock.
1. Press #. Press #. Press 3.
G
88
88
8
2. Enter Manager User (User 1) combination.
G
R
88
88
8
Note: The Courier is added to the lock with a factory combination of “50 25 50”. The
combination must be changed before the Courier is enabled to overrideTime Delay.
DELETE COURIER*
* This feature is only available on the Model TLC lock.
1. Press #. Press #. Press 4.
G
88
88
8
2. Enter Manager User (User 1) combination.
G
R
88
88
8

Battery Replacement
Read all instructions before attempting to replace the battery in an LC Series
lock. The battery is located in the keypad assembly.
REPLACE LC BATTERY
To replace the battery, you must
first remove the keypad assem-
bly.
For Lexan lock:
Insert the blade of a flat head
screwdriver under the keypad
housing at a point about 15
degrees to the right of 6 o’clock
on the face of the keypad
(below the Enter key). (See
Figure 1.) There is a small
indentation on the back edge of
the keypad housing that will
allow the screwdriver to easily
be inserted at this point. Pry the
keypad assembly from the face
of the safe being careful not to
damage the cable connection
from the safe to the keypad
assembly. (See Figure 2.)
For Metal lock:
Press the keypad release button
found on the bottom of the
keypad housing.
Remove the old battery and
replace with a new 9-Volt
battery. (See Figure 2.) Reattach
the keypad being careful not to
pinch the battery cable
between the keypad housing
and the mounting bracket.
Test the operation of the lock before closing the container. If the combination is
entered successfully, one green flash displays to indicate the lock is ready to
open. Rotate the container handle to retract the bolt. If the test is successful, the
lock and container are now ready for use.
If the lock does not operate successfully, remove the keypad once again to
check the cable and battery connections.
BatteryClip
Cable
Connection
Figure 2
Battery
Insert Blade of
Screwdriver
Under Keypad
Housing
Figure 1

NOTES

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for technical or editorial errors or omissions contained herein; nor for incidental or consequential
damages resulting from the furnishing, performance or use of this material.
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