WALDIS PAXOS COMPACT DOUBLE LOCK User manual

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
KEYPAD LOCK
PAXOS COMPACT DOUBLE LOCK
Electronic door lock for WA safes
Issue 08.2020

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Swiss quality product with VdS - tested security.
Please read these instructions carefully before commissioning your safe!
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Table of contents
Safe lock ................................................................................................................ 1
1.1. General notes .................................................................................................. 1
1.1.1. Closed position ......................................................................................... 1
1.1.2. Opening the lock ....................................................................................... 1
1.1.3. Closing the lock......................................................................................... 1
1.1.4. Important information ................................................................................ 2
Code Programming ................................................................................................ 3
1.2. Code programming menu................................................................................ 3
1.2.1. User code 01 Lock 1 (Oca1) ..................................................................... 3
1.2.2. User code 02 Lock 1 (OCb1) .................................................................... 3
1.2.3. User code 1 Lock 2 (Oca2) ....................................................................... 4
1.2.4. User code 2 Lock 2 (Ocb2) ....................................................................... 4
1.2.5. Master code 1 ........................................................................................... 4
1.2.6. Master code 2 (MA2)................................................................................. 4
1.2.7. Employee codes c1 to z1 and c2 to z2...................................................... 5
1.2.8. Cancellation or conversion of an employee code c to z ............................ 5
1.2.9. Deletion of an employee code 03 OCc1 to 95 OC95-1 ............................. 6
1.2.10. Opening the safe under threat ............................................................... 6
1.2.11. Programming date and time................................................................... 6
1.2.12. Manipulation lock ................................................................................... 7
Power supply.......................................................................................................... 8
3.1. Opening the battery compartment ................................................................... 8
4.1. Basic rules when choosing a password........................................................... 9
4.1.1. Avoid the obvious passwords.................................................................... 9
4.1.2. How to create a secure password?........................................................... 9
4.1.3. Last but not least....................................................................................... 9

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Safe lock
1.1. General notes
1.1.1. Closed position
= Move to the "OPEN" position. (Turn in the direction of the arrow to open
the safe).
1.1.2. Opening the lock
First turn the opening rotary handle to the closed position. This relieves the load
on the lock bolt.
Procedure
1. Press the "Enter" key, the display shows the question "Open lock?"
2. Confirm this question with "Enter
3. Open lock 1" appears on the display, enter code 11 22 33 10 "Enter" or 11 22
33 20 "Enter
4. The lock opens and the message "Lock opens - lock open", "Open bolt"
appears.
5. Only now can the opening rotary handle be pressed down, and the safe door
opened, "Unlocked" appears on the display
6. The "CLR" key can be used if an error has occurred when entering the code or
if a menu item must be reset during programming.
1.1.3. Closing the lock
Close the safe door. Turn the opening handle counterclockwise to the closed
position (horizontal). The lock closes automatically and is thus secured.

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1.1.4. Important information
The Paxos Compact lock contains 2 user codes and 1 master code per lock body.
In addition, another 24 "employee codes" can be defined per lock body.
User code 1 lock 1 (Oca1): 11 22 33 10 "Enter".
User code 2 lock 1 (Ocb1): 11 22 33 20 "Enter".
User code 1 lock 2 (Oca2): 12 22 33 10 "Enter".
User code 2 lock 2 (Ocb2): 12 22 33 20 "Enter".
Master code 1 Lock 1: 11 99 88 77 "Enter
Master code 2 Lock 2: 12 99 88 77 "Enter
(The two master codes cannot be used to open the two locks, it is needed to
define the "employee codes).

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Code Programming
1.2. Code programming menu
ATTENTION: It is essential to reprogram the two user codes 1 and 2, as a
third party may know the two factory codes and the safe can be opened.
All code reprogramming must be performed with the door open.
1.2.1. User code 01 Lock 1 (Oca1)
Procedure
1. Open the lock with the previous code (when programming for the first time
a1=11 22 33 10) "Enter", the lock opens and displays "Unlocked, open
deadbolt".
2. press the opening rotary handle down and open the safe door
3. Press the "Enter" key, confirm the question "Change code?" again with "Enter
4. " Enter opening code 1 (Oca1) (for first-time programming 11 22 33 10)
"Enter".
5. Enter new code (6 - 8 digits) and confirm with "Enter".
6. Enter the new code again and confirm with "Enter". The display shows
"Change (Oca1) made".
1.2.2. User code 02 Lock 1 (OCb1)
Procedure
1. The lock displays "Unlocked", confirm with "Enter".
2. "Confirm "Code change?" with "Enter
3. Select opening code b1 with the arrow key and confirm with "Enter
4. "Enter opening code 1 (Ocb1) (for first-time programming 11 22 33 20) "Enter".
5. Enter new code (6 - 8 digits) and confirm with "Enter".
6. Enter the new code again and confirm with "Enter". The display shows "
Change (Ocb1) made".

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1.2.3. User code 1 Lock 2 (Oca2)
Procedure
1. Lock displays "Unlocked", confirm with "Enter
2. Press the "Enter" key, confirm the question "Change code?" again with "Enter
3. Select opening code a2 with the arrow key and confirm with "Enter
4. " Enter opening code 1 (Oca2) (for first-time programming 12 22 33 10)
"Enter".
5. Enter new code (6 - 8 digits) and confirm with "Enter".
6. Enter the new code again and confirm with "Enter". The display shows
"Change (Oca2) made".
1.2.4. User code 2 Lock 2 (Ocb2)
Procedure
1. Lock displays "Unlocked", confirm with "Enter
2. Press the "Enter" key, confirm the question "Change code?" again with "Enter
3. Select opening code b2 with the arrow key and confirm with "Enter
4. "Enter opening code 1 (Ocb2) (for first-time programming 12 22 33 20) "Enter".
5. Enter new code (6 - 8 digits) and confirm with "Enter".
6. Enter the new code again and confirm with "Enter". The display shows
"Change (Ocb2) made".
7. Pull the opening handle upwards, the lock closes, test the newly programmed
codes at least 3 times with the door open.
1.2.5. Master code 1
Procedure
1. Open lock 1 with new user code a1 or b1
2. Open lock 2 with new user code a2 or b2, the display shows "Unlocked
3. press the opening rotary handle down and open the safe door
4. Press the "Enter" key, confirm the question "Change code?" again with "Enter
5. Select master code 1 (MA1) with the arrow key and confirm with "Enter".
6. "Enter master code 1 (MA1) (for first-time programming 11 99 88 77) "Enter".
7. Enter new code (6 - 8 digits) and confirm with "Enter".
8. Enter the new code again and confirm with "Enter". The display shows "
Change (MA1) made".
1.2.6. Master code 2 (MA2)
Procedure
1. With the lock open, use the arrow key to select master code 2 (MA2) and
confirm with "Enter".
2. "Enter master code 2 (MA2) (for first-time programming 12 99 88 77) "Enter".
3. Enter new code (6 - 8 digits) and confirm with "Enter".
4. Enter the new code again and confirm with "Enter". The display shows
"Change (MA2) made".

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1.2.7. Employee codes c1 to z1 and c2 to z2
Procedure
1. Open the lock with the previous code (when programming for the first time 11
22 33 20) "Enter", the lock is "Unlocked".
2. press the opening rotary handle down and open the safe door
3. Press the "Enter" key, confirm the question "Change code?" again with
"Enter
4. Use the arrow key to select "Other code functions" and confirm with "Enter
5. Select opening code c1, to z1 with the arrow key and confirm with "Enter
6. Enter master code 1 (for first-time programming 11 99 88 77) "Enter".
7. Enter new code (6 - 8 digits) and confirm with "Enter".
8. Enter the new code again and confirm with "Enter". The display shows
"Change e.g. (Occ1) made".
9. Use the arrow key to select "Other code functions" and confirm with "Enter
10. Select opening code c2, to z2 with the arrow key and confirm with "Enter
11. Enter master code 2 (for first-time programming 12 99 88 77) "Enter".
12. Enter new code (6 - 8 digits) and confirm with "Enter".
13. Enter the new code again and confirm with "Enter". The display shows
"Change e.g. (Occ2) made".
14. Pull the opening handle upwards, the lock closes, test the newly programmed
codes at least 3 times with the door open.
1.2.8. Cancellation or conversion of an employee code c to z
Procedure
1. the lock with new user code 1 or 2, the lock is "Unlocked".
2. press the opening rotary handle down and open the safe door
3. Press the "Enter" key, confirm the question "Change code?" again with "Enter
4. Select opening code c1, d1, e1 to z1 with the arrow key and confirm with
"Enter
5. Enter the existing employee code and confirm with "Enter" (if the employee
code is not known, the master code can be used instead).
6. When changing the employee code (c1 to k1):
7. Enter new code c1 to z1) and confirm with "Enter
8. Enter new code again and confirm with "Enter, the display shows "Change e.g.
Occ1 performed".
9. In case of cancellation of the employee code (c1 to z1):
10. Enter new code 10 20 30 40 and confirm with "Enter
11. Enter the new code 10 20 30 40 again and confirm with "Enter". The relevant
employee code is deleted.

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1.2.9. Deletion of an employee code 03 OCc1 to 95 OC95-1
Procedure
1. With the lock open, press the "ENTER" key, confirm the "Code functions"
question again with "ENTER
2. Select opening code 03 OCc1, 04 OCd1, 05 OCe1 to 95 OC95-1 with the
arrow key and confirm with ENTER.
3. Select "Delete" with the arrow key and confirm with "ENTER".
4. Enter existing opening code, confirm with "ENTER", confirm query "Delete
code?" with "ENTER".
5. Code deleted" appears on the display
1.2.10. Opening the safe under threat
If the locking system is connected to an alarm system, a silent alarm (which
cannot be heard by you) can be triggered to the alarm control panel when a
normal code is entered to open the lock. To trigger the threat alarm, the value of
the opening code must be increased by "three". The entry triggers the alarm and
opens the lock anyway.
Syntax: Addition Input
96 + 3 = 99 99
97 + 3 = 100 00
98 + 3 = 101 01
99 + 3 = 102 02
00 + 3 = 03 03
05 + 3 = 08 08
Examples: opening code 192739 becomes threat alarm trigger code 192742,
code 4719226 becomes code 4719229, or code 22315698 becomes
code 22315601.
ATTENTION: Care must be taken that the addition does not result in a
valid opening code
1.2.11. Programming date and time
The Paxos Compact lock offers four-time functions in the standard version:
A) Opening delay: from 1 second to 99 minutes
B) Opening delay at
threat: from 1 second to 99 minutes
when threatened, if the last number of your code is increased by 3 digits, the
programmed opening delay runs visibly on the display and the lock can be
opened only after the programmed time has elapsed
C) max. opening time: from 1 second to 99 minutes
programmable
D) Print event memory: only possible in connection with options box

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1.2.11.1. A) Opening delay
•Open the lock with new user code 1 or 2, lock is "Unlocked".
•press the opening rotary handle down and open the safe door
•Press the "Enter" key, the display shows "Code change?"
•Use arrow key to switch to "Time functions?", confirm with "Enter
•The display shows "More time functions?" Confirm with "Enter
•"Confirm "Opening delay?" with "Enter
•Enter master code (11 99 88 77)
•Enter opening delay in minutes and seconds e.g., 15.00 confirm with "Enter
•The display shows "Opening delay saved".
1.2.11.2. B) Opening delay in case of threat
•Open the lock with new user code 1 or 2, lock is "Unlocked".
•press the opening rotary handle down and open the safe door
•Press the "Enter" key, the display shows "Code change?"
•Use arrow key to switch to "Time functions?", confirm with "Enter
•The display shows "More time functions?" Confirm with "Enter
•"Confirm "Opening delay in case of threat?" with "Enter
•Enter master code (11 99 88 77)
•Enter opening delay in minutes and seconds e.g., 15.00 confirm with "Enter
•The display shows "Opening delay saved".
1.2.11.3. C) Max. Opening duration
•Open the lock with new user code 1 or 2, lock is "Unlocked".
•press the opening rotary handle down and open the safe door
•Press the "Enter" key, the display shows "Code change?"
•Use arrow key to switch to "Time functions?", confirm with "Enter
•The display shows "More time functions?" Confirm with "Enter
•"Confirm "max. opening time" with "Enter
•Enter master code (11 99 88 77)
•Max. Enter opening duration in minutes and seconds e.g., 05.00 confirm with
"Enter
1.2.12. Manipulation lock
After five incorrect code entries, the lock enters a lockout period of 6.5 minutes.
After each additional incorrect code entry, the lock again locks for 6.5 minutes.
After the tenth consecutive entry of an incorrect code, the lock blocks operation for
20 minutes.

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Power supply
The Paxos Compact electronic lock is powered by 6 batteries (1.5 volt alkaline,
type UM3 or LR6). When the battery power decreases, "Battery empty" is shown
on the display. However, the lock can still be opened. As soon as the battery
power drops below 6.5 volts, the lock can no longer be opened, and the batteries
must be replaced. The codes and the programming are not deleted by this.
Do not use accumulators (rechargeable), as their capacity is not sufficient for
trouble-free operation.
3.1. Opening the battery compartment
The battery compartment is located on the underside of the input unit. Use the
supplied Allen key to loosen the locking screw and swing the battery compartment
out downwards.
After replacing the batteries, the display will show "The battery compartment has
been opened". Press the "Enter" key to clear this display, otherwise this message
will appear each time the lock is opened.

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Password
4.1. Basic rules when choosing a password
4.1.1. Avoid the obvious passwords
•No trivial values like 000000, 000815, 123456
•Do not use your own birthday, car license plate, phone number or name (your
own, wife/husband, children, pets, company, place of residence, etc.) as
password. No standard passwords like: "safe". Writing backwards is also too
easy.
•Important passwords should be reconstructable
4.1.2. How to create a secure password?
•The first rule: A password is only secure if it remains secret!
•Remember passwords - don't write them down anywhere!
•Consider all keys if possible (wear marks on the keyboard reveal the individual
numbers over time)
4.1.3. Last but not least
Consider how the password will still be retained if the owner can no longer
disclose the password (e.g., in the event of death). Leave a sealed envelope with
your notary.

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