WALDIS PRIMOR 1000 User manual

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
SAFE LOCK
PRIMOR 1000 / 3000
Electronic safe lock for WA safes

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Many thanks for choosing Waldis to give you the security you want.
The safe you have decided to purchase is a product tested in compliance with the
EN1143-1 standard. A Swiss quality product with security tested by the VdS (German
Association of Indemnity Insurers).
Before starting to use your strongbox, please read these instructions thoroughly!
Your contact in case of questions:
WALDIS Tresore AG
Hofwisenstrasse 20
CH-8153 Rümlang
Telephone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
Email: [e-mail]

Table of contents
Overview ..............................................................................................................................1
1.1. Operating controls: WALDIS Basic 480 ...................................................................1
1.2. Operating controls: WALDIS Eco and Business .....................................................1
Starting to use your safe....................................................................................................2
Operation .............................................................................................................................3
3.1. Opening the safe .........................................................................................................3
3.2. Locking the safe...........................................................................................................3
3.3. Reprogramming codes ...............................................................................................4
3.4. Replacing the battery..................................................................................................5
Malfunctions.........................................................................................................................6
4.1. Battery...........................................................................................................................6
4.2. Tamper block ...............................................................................................................6
Basic rules for secure codes.............................................................................................6

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Overview
The PRIMOR 1000 / 3000 is installed as a standard lock in the WALDIS Basic 480 safe
model and the WALDIS Eco / Business series of models.
1.1. Operating controls: WALDIS Basic 480
Input unit
Rotary opening handle
1.2. Operating controls: WALDIS Eco and Business
Input unit
Rotary opening handle
󱛻󱛼󱛽NOTE: These operating instructions describe how to handle a safe; in each case, they
show a version with the hinge on the right-hand side of the door. If you have a safe with
the hinge on the left-hand side of the door, you need to perform all the turning, opening
and closing movements in the opposite direction!

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Starting to use your safe
As soon as the safe has been delivered and correctly anchored, you can start operating
the lock and using the safe.
To do so, please keep to the following procedure:
1. Check that the rotary opening
handle is in the "closed" position. Do
this by applying gentle pressure to
move the rotary opening handle
counterclockwise into the end
position.
2. Using the lug positioned on top of
the keypad, carefully release the
keypad from the input unit and fold it
downwards.
3. Connect the 9V ALKALINE block
battery to the cable located in the
housing of the input unit, and insert
the battery into the housing from the
front.
4. Fold the keypad back down until it
engages in the housing of the input
unit.
Insert the cable above the battery
into the housing.
5. Enter the factory code (1-2-3-4-5-6)
and turn the rotary opening handle
clockwise into the end position.
6. Open the door.
7. Programme the new code as per
section 3.3.
Avoid jamming the cable!

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Operation
3.1. Opening the safe
To open the safe, please keep to the following procedure:
1. First, press the rotary opening
handle counterclockwise into the
"closed" position to make sure that
the lock bolt is relieved of pressure.
2. Enter the code and within 3 seconds
after the double acoustic signal, turn
the rotary opening handle clockwise
into the "open" position.
3. Open the door.
3.2. Locking the safe
To close the safe, please keep to the following procedure:
1. Close the door (rotary opening
handle in "open" position).
2. Turn the rotary opening handle
counterclockwise into the "closed"
position (lock closes automatically).
3. Gently press the rotary opening
handle clockwise to check whether
the lock –and therefore the safe –
are locked.

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3.3. Reprogramming codes
󱛻󱛼󱛽NOTE: A new code must always be programmed with the door open, and it must be
tested!
If the code has been forgotten or can no longer be reconstructed, an emergency opening
of the safe must be performed and it must be repaired or replaced at the owner's expense!
The certification lapses in case of a repair.
What the acoustic signals mean
1x signal: Input accepted
2x signal: Code is correct
Long signal: Code is incorrect
Procedure:
1. Open the door with the current code (section 3.1.).
2. Leave the rotary opening handle in the "open" position.
3. On the input unit, press the "0" key until the red LED is lit continuously and you can
hear a double acoustic signal.
4. Input the current code (double acoustic signal).
5. Input the new code (double acoustic signal).
6. Input the new code again to confirm (double acoustic signal).
7. With the door open, move the rotary opening handle counterclockwise into the
"closed" position (lock closes automatically).
8. Enter the newly programmed code and open the lock again by moving the rotary
opening handle clockwise.
9. Repeat steps 7 and 8 to make sure that the new code was accepted by the lock, and
that it works.
10. If the test opening of the lock was successful, the new code has been programmed
and the safe can be closed (section 3.2.).
󱛻󱛼󱛽NOTE: If errors occur when making the change or if there is a break of more than 10
seconds, the old code remains valid. You must start the programming procedure from the
beginning again.

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3.4. Replacing the battery
If it is necessary to replace the battery (section 4.1.), keep to the following procedure:
1. Purchase a battery (9V ALKALINE
block battery)
Note the expiration date!
2. Using the lug positioned on top of
the keypad, release the keypad by
pulling it out of the input unit.
3. Carefully fold the keypad
downwards.
4. Disconnect the old battery from the
cable inside, and connect the new
battery to the cable. Insert the
battery and cable into the housing
of the input unit.
5. Fold the keypad back up and apply
gentle pressure to click it into the
housing of the input unit:
Insert the cable above the battery
into the housing.
Avoid jamming the cable!

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Malfunctions
4.1. Battery
If there is insufficient battery voltage, a warning signal will sound several times in
succession after you enter the code, and the red LED will flash on and off intermittently.
If you observe the warnings just mentioned, the 9 V block battery for the lock must be
replaced as quickly as possible (section 3.4.).
4.2. Tamper block
After 4 invalid code inputs, the keypad is blocked for about 5 minutes. During this lockout
time, a light signal will be seen every 10 seconds. If two more incorrect codes are entered
again after the lockout time has elapsed, the lockout time of 5 minutes will start again. The
lockout time ends as soon as the valid code has been entered correctly.
Basic rules for secure codes
What you should avoid:
•Don't use commonplace sequences such as 000000 or 123456.
•Don't use your own birthday, or any car registration numbers or phone numbers.
•Don't use a code that you already use elsewhere.
How should a code be structured?
•The code should not have a logical structure.
•Use all the keys, as far as possible (the keypad shows signs of wear over time,
revealing the individual numbers used in the code).
Keeping a code secure:
•A code is only secure if it stays secret!
•You should memorise codes –don't write them down.
•Think how the code would still be kept available in case the person who has it is no
longer able to disclose it (e.g. if they die). Deposit a sealed envelope with your notary.
󱛻󱛼󱛽NOTE: If the code has been forgotten or can no longer be reconstructed, the safe must be
drilled open and repaired or replaced at the owner's expense!