Wittkopp ANCHOR User manual

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Note:
The cover sheet provides warning information, and an explanation of the symbols and terms
used, together with our disclaimer.
Contents
General................................................................................................................................. 1
Opening ................................................................................................................................ 2
Opening with a dual code...................................................................................................... 2
Opening with active time delay.............................................................................................. 3
Triggering a silent alarm........................................................................................................ 3
Closing.................................................................................................................................. 4
Menu functions...................................................................................................................... 4
Key opening (Anchor 7000 only) ........................................................................................... 4
0 Changing the code............................................................................................................. 5
Replacing the battery ............................................................................................................ 5
General
Depending on the set-up, opening the lock can be subject to additional restrictions. A
combination of these restrictions is also possible:
1. Time delay → The lock can only be opened once a defined time delay has ended (with
the exception of user 9).
2. Dual code → The lock can only be opened with two valid user codes.
Normally each user code is 6 digits in length (0-9). If a silent alarm has been configured, the
number of code digits increases to 7. The 7th code digit is therefore shown in grey in the
following description.
Ask you administrator (master code) how your system has been set up.

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Opening
e.g. master factory code

=✓
→

The lock releases the bolt
movement for approximately
3 seconds after entering a
valid code. Open the safe
within this time frame after
entering the code.
After four consecutive
incorrect code entries, a 5-
minute lockout is activated.
With each additional pair of
consecutive incorrect entries,
the lockout time is extended
by another 5 minutes until a
valid code is entered.
=

Opening with a dual code
e.g. user 3 with code 0303030starts by entering their code
If the code is entered
incorrectly or if more than 30
seconds elapse between the
entry of the two codes then
the entry is cancelled with a
long signal tone.

=✓
=
The “four eyes” principle, here user 5 with code 0505050,
triggers the opening of the lock

=✓
→

=
→


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Opening with active time delay
Start by entering the code

=✓
→

The time delay is initiated by
entering a valid opening
code. By re-entering a valid
user code (which does not
have to be identical to the
starting code) within the
opening time window, the
lock can then be opened.
User 9 cannot initiate the
delay but can open it before
the delay time expires.
=
♪…2 sec…♪…2 sec…♪…2
sec…♪…

♪…1 sec…♪…1 sec…♪…1
sec…♪…

Enter the opening code

=✓
→

=
→

If the dual code / “four eyes” principle is enabled, the opening process corresponds to the
opening process described at the end of the time delay.
Triggering a silent alarm
e.g. opening code 1234567, alarm addend 2
Start by entering the code

=✓
→

The last code digit is
changed in each case if the
“silent alarm” is enabled. The
calculation is done on the
basis of the last digit + alarm
addend. If a number is
carried over then the units
are evaluated:
e.g. code digit 9 + alarm
addend 2 = 11, hence the
last number is = 1
→

=
→


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Closing
With self-locking locks such as the Anchor
4300/7000, simply closing the safe door and turning
the safe handle into the locked position is enough.
However, for the Anchor 2600, both the safe door
and the input unit must be turned back into the
locked position.
Menu functions
Key opening (Anchor 7000 only)
Only used the associated keys to close the
lock. Inserting and attempting to close the lock with foreign keys can damage the lock.
Figure 1 - Key marking
Insert the key into the lock so that the
marking on the end of the key points
towards the lock bolt. The lock is designed
for right-hinged doors (axis of rotation on
the right). The key must be turned
clockwise to open the lock.
The key-operated lock is locked by turning
the key in the opposite direction.
The key can only be removed when the lock
is clocked. Turn the key until it will go no
further.
Never apply force when turning the key
(never use a tool). Call in specialist help
should a fault occur.
A locking control must be carried out after each closure
Never use force!

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0 Changing the code
e.g. change 1234560to 1111111
♪ ☼Change code menu
Start by entering the code

=✓
Enter the new code

=✓
Confirm the new code

=✓
Replacing the battery
The lock is powered by a 9 V alkaline block
battery. If the battery charge is insufficient,
a warning tone is emitted several times in
succession once the code has been
entered and the red LEDs flash several
times simultaneously.
Replace the battery as soon as possible.
The programmed codes are retained while
the battery is changed. Please always
dispose of used batteries in an
environmentally friendly manner.
To change the battery, slide the battery compartment open in the direction of the arrow:
When using the Primor FL and LC keypads,
i.e. in systems with battery compartments
located inside the safe, first open the
corresponding compartments.
With the standard battery compartment,
remove the locking screw (Phillips) and pull
off the cover.
The battery sits in a plastic holder in the
battery drawer. This is unlocked by exerting
light pressure on the cover and can then be
pulled out using the nail gill.