WALDIS CAWI PRIMOR 1000 User manual

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
SAFE LOCK
CAWI PRIMOR 1000/3000
Electronic door lock for WA safes
Issue 08.2020

Thank you very much ❤
We would like to thank you for choosing Waldis when it comes to safety.
When buying a safe, you have chosen a product tested according to EN1143-1. A
Swiss quality product with VdS - tested security.
Please read these instructions carefully before commissioning your safe!
Your contact for questions
WALDIS Tresore AG
Hofwisenstrasse 20
CH-8153 Rümlang
Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
E-Mail: [e-mail]

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. Manipulation lock ...................................................................................... 2
1.1.5. Changing the code "With door open!" ....................................................... 2
1.1.6. Safety note................................................................................................ 2
1.1.7. Meaning Acoustic signals.......................................................................... 2
Power supply.......................................................................................................... 3
2.1. General............................................................................................................ 3
Password ............................................................................................................... 4
3.1. General basic rules.......................................................................................... 4
3.1.1. Avoid obvious passwords.......................................................................... 4
3.1.2. Tips ........................................................................................................... 4
3.1.3. Last but not least....................................................................................... 4

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Safe lock
1.1. General notes
The lock works with a 6-digit numerical code. Each keystroke is confirmed with a
signal consisting of a tone and a flashing sign.
After entering a valid code, a double signal follows. After an invalid entry, a long
beep.
In case of pauses - longer than 10 sec. - the previous entries are deleted and you
have to start again.
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.
The factory code is 1-2-3-4-5-6
Enter the code and, after the double signal, turn the locking mechanism handle to
the "OPEN" position within 3 seconds.
1.1.3. Closing the lock
Turn the bolt work handle to the "CLOSE" position as far as it will go. The lock
closes automatically. Turn the bolt work handle to the "OPEN" position to check
whether it is locked.

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1.1.4. Manipulation lock
After 4 invalid code entries, the keypad is blocked for approx. 5 minutes. During
this locking period, a flashing signal is audible every 10 seconds. If 2 incorrect
codes are entered again after the blocking time has elapsed, the blocking time of 5
minutes starts again.
1.1.5. Changing the code "With door open!"
Example
Press "0" key for a long time 0 (red LED lights up, double signal)
enter the valid code 123456 (double signal)
enter the new code (example) 122133 (double signal)
confirm the new code (example) 122133 (double signal)
The new code is stored in the lock. If errors occur during the changeover or if there
is a pause - longer than 10 seconds - the old code remains valid.
The changeover process must be started again.
1.1.6. Safety note
•Always change the factory code immediately.
•Do not use personal data such as birthdays, etc. as code.
•Keep the code (if necessary) in a safe place.
1.1.7. Meaning Acoustic signals
1x Signal: Accepted2x
Signal: Code is correct Long
beep: Code is incorrect

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Power supply
2.1. General
If the battery voltage is insufficient, a warning tone is emitted several times in
succession after the code is entered and the red LED flashes alternately several
times. Change the battery. The programmed codes are retained during the battery
change.
The lock is powered by a 9V ALKALINE block battery.

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Password
3.1. General basic rules
3.1.1. Avoid obvious passwords
•No trivial values like 000000, 0815, 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. Do not use standard passwords like: "password" or "safe".
•Writing backwards is also too easy
•Do not use a password that you already use
•Important passwords should not have a logical structure
3.1.2. Tips
•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 betray the individual
numbers over time)
3.1.3. 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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