TMI Products 2400 Timelock User manual

TMI, Corp. Model 2400 Timelock
127 SE 29th St. ♦Topeka KS 66605-1123
Preparation for Locking Timelocks with Mechanical Movements
1. Determine how many hours the chest or vault is to remain locked.
2. Wind each movement counterclockwise until the indicator (pointer) of each movement is
directly aligned with the predetermined locking hour.
3. Depress the locking plunger button, located between the two timelock movements.
Timelocks supplied with a guard cover require the use of the winding key to depress the
locking plunger. The winding key is also used to activate the emergency release lever.
The locking plunger button should remain depressed, indicating that the timelock is
prepared to lock the chest or vault door once the bolt work and or combination lock (s) are
thrown off. Never lock a chest or vault with only one functional movement. Note: the
first movement to reach “0" hour unlocks the timelock. The “Emergency Release
Lever” is located above the locking plunger button.
Preparation for Locking Timelocks with Electronic Movements:
1. Series 114E movements are time only and are set in the same manner as mechanical
movements.
2. Series 134 movements are redundant, weekly programmable. Follow the outlined
procedures supplied with this timelock.
3. Depress the locking plunger button, located between the two timelock movements.
Timelocks supplied with a guard cover require the use of the winding key to depress the
locking plunger. The winding key is also used to activate the emergency release lever.
Never lock a chest or vault with only one functional movement. Note: the first
movement to reach “0" hour unlocks the timelock.

TMI, Corp. Model 2400 Timelock
127 SE 29th St. ♦Topeka KS 66605-1123
General Information
TMI electronic and mechanical timelock movements are precision instruments which are highly accurate
and dependable when given minimal care. The following are guidelines which will ensure years of
trouble-free service.
1. Model 134 and 114 electronic timelock movements are designed for use in industry accepted
(U.L. listed) timelock cases which utilize the original Yale screw mounting pattern. Installation in
any container other than an accepted timelock case exposes these movements to potential
damage, may cause a lock-out of the secured container and voids the warranty.
2. Operating temperature ranges are 0º - 30º Celsius (32º - 86º Fahrenheit.) Relative humidity
should not exceed 50%.
3. Duracell button cells are the recommended replacement battery for STB model 134 and 114
electronic timelock movements. Varta button cells may be substituted when Duracell is not
readily available. No other brand or type cell should be used. Battery life is dependent on the
frequency of use, temperature and the overall condition of the timelock movement. Though a
fresh cell can render 2 years of satisfactory service, the prudent approach is to replace all
batteries annually.
4. Except for replacing the power cell, there are no end-user serviceable components. Mechanical
movements contain no end-user serviceable parts.
Warranty
TMI model 134 & 114 electronic timelock movements and model 104 & 114 series mechanical timelock
movements are warranted for one year to be free from manufacturing defect. Any movement which
proves to be defective during this time period should be returned to the place of purchase, freight paid,
with a complete explanation of the failure. At the option of the manufacturer, the movement will be
repaired or replaced at no cost to the original purchaser. Customer abuse, neglect, unauthorized
modifications, service, repairs, acts of war, acts of nature are not covered by this warranty.
Consequential damages which may arise through the use or misuse of these products shall not be borne
by the manufacturer or their agents. Except as noted herein, there is no other warranty expressed or
implied. The manufacturer reserves the right to amend, alter, extend or deny warranty coverage at their
option without prior notification.
Questions & Programming Problems:
When questions or programming problems exist, contact your local sales company, retail dealer,
distributor or the safe manufacturer.

TMI, Corp. Model 2400 Timelock
127 SE 29th St. ♦Topeka KS 66605-1123
Installation Notes
1. Template locates exact centers for either 5/16 or 1/4 mounting bolts
2. Install all 3 shock washers under the base.
3. Snubber Bar diameter should not exceed .450
4. Allow .032 clearance between the Snubber Bar and the blocking lever, measured
with the bolt work fully extended and the door locked-open.
5. Test for proper function at least 3 times before actual locking.
Actual Size Drill Template

TMI, Corp. Model 2400 Timelock
127 SE 29th St. ♦Topeka KS 66605-1123
A. Snubber Bar Slide
B. Emergency Release
C. Actuator
D. Rear Aspect