Ofs Carolina LCK User manual

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Locks matrix
Bone White Chalk Luster Grey Satin Nickel Onyx
Mile Marker
Cabinets
LCK
Key lock specific (silver)
LCK
Key lock specific (black)
H5S / H5T
Assigned / Shared
electrical lock (silver)
H5S / H5T
Assigned / Shared
electrical lock (black)
Storage cabinets and lockers
LCK
Key lock specific (silver)
LCK
Key lock specific (black)
H5S / H5T
Assigned / Shared
electrical lock (silver)
H5S / H5T
Assigned / Shared
electrical lock (black)
KML1 / KML2
Assigned / Shared
mechanical lock (white)
KML1 / KML2
Assigned / Shared
mechanical lock (black)
PHL1
Pad lock hasp (silver)
PHL1
Pad lock hasp (black)
Pull finishes
Bone White Chalk Luster Grey Satin Nickel Onyx
Silver/White
Black

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Mechanical lock instructions
Assigned user mechanical dial lock
The assigned user dial lock is ideal for users who keep the same storage over a period of
time, for example personal storage units in oce environments. When a new user takes
possession of the storage unit, he or she will enter a personal code of their choice. This
code remains valid until changed by the user.
1. Code should be showing “0 0 0 0” and knob should be in locked position. Press
the programming pin (small button to the right of the key hole) into the knob using
something like a ball point pen.
2. With the pin held down, rotate the knob by approximately 20° until the arrow at the base of the knob is aligned with
the red triangle on the lock case. Release pressure on the programming pin.
3. Set the code you would like to use.
4. Turn the knob back to the closed position. Then turn the knob clockwise to the green area on left. The code should
scramble back to “0 0 0 0”.
5. Now the lock is ready to use. To lock door. Turn knob counterclockwise to the red lock area on the right. To open door,
enter your code and turn knob clockwise to the green area on left.
6. To change code, make sure it is showing your personal code and follow the same instructions.
Shared user mechanical dial lock
The shared user dial lock is ideal for one-time use of storage, for example guest lockers or for lockers in public areas.
The function is similar to a hotel safe. A user occupies the locker and enters a personal code of his choice to lock the
storage. To retrieve his belongings, the user enters the programmed code, which allows the lock to be opened while
simultaneously deleting the code. The lock is now ready for the next user.
1. Code should be showing “0 0 0 0”. Door is unlocked with knob pointing towards green area on left.
2. Enter your personal code.
3. Turn knob counterclockwise to red lock area on right. Code should reset to “0 0 0 0” and door will lock.
4. To unlock, enter your personal code and turn knob clockwise to green area on left. Door should unlock and code
should reset to “0 0 0 0”. Now the lock is completely reset and ready for next user.
The scramble feature provides highest security in combination with user convenience - whenever the dial lock is
operated, the dials are scrambled to “0 0 0 0” automatically. This disguises the programmed code without any additional
action by the user.

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Electrical lock instructions
Programming the assigned user code
The assigned user lock is ideal for users who keep the same storage over a period of
time, for example personal storage units in oce environments. When a new user takes
possession of the storage unit, he or she will enter a personal code of their choice. This
code remains valid until changed by the user.
1. Open door or drawer.
2. On receiver latch inside of cabinet, use something like a ballpoint pen to push bottom
Learn Button until the LED light above it begins a one blink pattern in yellow. Release.
3. Using the Transmitter Pad on the front of the door, enter the current user code and press the Unlock button.
4. Wait for green light on Transmitter Pad to turn o then enter the new code (between 4 and 8 digits) and press the
Lock button.
5. Wait for green light on Transmitter Pad to turn o then re-enter the new code and press the Lock button again. If
successful, the green LED light on the Receiver Latch will stay illuminated for 3 seconds. The Receiver Latch will exit
Learn Mode and now your new code is ready for use.
Programming the supervisor code
The Supervisor Code allows the owner to overwrite the user code and change operational modes. The factory default
supervisor code is 071856. It is highly recommended that the supervisor code be changed. We recommend that this
code be held by building services in case the user forgets their code or a new user takes over the unit.
1. Open door or drawer.
2. On receiver latch inside of cabinet, use something like a ballpoint pen to push bottom Learn Button until the LED light
above it begins a two blink pattern in yellow. Release.
3. Using the Transmitter Pad on the front of the door, enter the current supervisor code and press the Unlock button (if
you have never changed it it will be the factory default).
4. Wait for green light on Transmitter Pad to turn o then enter the new code (between 4 and 8 digits) and press the
Lock button.
5. Wait for green light on Transmitter Pad to turn o then re-enter the new code and press the Lock button again. If
successful, the green LED light on the Receiver Latch will stay illuminated for 3 seconds. The Receiver Latch will exit
Learn Mode and now your new code is ready for use.
Changing to assigned user or shared user mode
The assigned user lock is ideal for users who keep the same storage over a period of time, for example personal storage
units in oce environments. When a new user takes possession of the storage unit, he or she will enter a personal code
of their choice. This code remains valid until changed by the user.
1. On receiver latch inside of cabinet, use something like a ballpoint pen to push bottom Learn Button until the LED light
above it begins a three blink pattern in yellow. Release.
2. Enter the Supervisor Code and press the Unlock button.
3. Enter 1111 and press the Lock button if you want to change to Shared User Mode.
4. Enter 1111 and press the Unlock button if you want to change to Assigned User Mode.
5. If successful, the green LED light on the Receiver Latch will flash twice. Enter 9999 and then the Lock button to exit
Learn Mode.

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Electrical lock instructions
Shared user electrical lock
The shared user lock is ideal for one-time use of storage, for example guest lockers
or for lockers in public areas. The function is similar to a hotel safe. A user occupies
the locker and enters a personal code of his choice to lock the storage. To retrieve his
belongings, the user enters the programmed code, which allows the lock to be opened
while simultaneously deleting the code. The lock is now ready for the next user.
1. Ensure door is unlocked. If not, enter factory default code of “0 0 0 0”.
2. Close door and enter your one time use code. Press the Lock button.
3. When you are ready to open door, enter your code and press the Unlock button.
4. Door should unlock and your code is wiped. Now the lock is completely reset and ready for next user.
Programming self-lock mode
There is a setting with Stealthlock that you can set so whenever the door or drawer is shut it automatically locks.
1. On receiver latch inside of cabinet, use something like a ballpoint pen to push bottom Learn Button until the LED light
above it begins a three blink pattern in yellow. Release.
2. Enter the Supervisor pin code and press the Unlock button.
3. Enter 2222XX (XX represents the amount of seconds you want before the door automatically locks - this number can
be anywhere from 2-60 seconds).
4. If successful, the green LED light on the Receiver Latch will flash twice. Enter 9999 and then the Lock button to exit
the Learn Mode.

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Padlock hasp + keyed instructions
Padlock hasp
Shackle should be less than /" around (this is the largest diameter that
will fit in the hasp hole)
Key lock specific
Using lock option
When using “LOCK” option your cores and keys must be ordered separately by ordering
LOCK-SET(s) (see below for ordering instructions) to satisfy the number of locking
mechanisms required for product on your PO.
Five lock core models are available to pick to be field installed.
They are:
The options available on these models are:
Option 1: Color (Black, Nickel or Brass)
Option 2: Type (Alike, random or consecutive)
Option 3: Starting Key # (This applies to the alike and consectuvie types only)
Option 4: Number of sets
LOCK-SET-1
This includes 1 core & 1 key
LOCK-SET-2
This includes 2 cores & 2 keys
LOCK-SET-3
This includes 3 cores & 3 keys
LOCK-SET-4
This includes 4 cores & 4 keys
LOCK-SET-5
This includes 5 core & 5 key