Wittkopp Primor P30 Series User manual

Primor
User manual
Brief instructions for the daily user
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Note:
On the cover sheet you can find warning information, and an explanation of the symbols
and terms used, together with the exclusion of liability.
Contents
General...........................................................................................................................1
Opening ..........................................................................................................................2
P1000 / P1600.............................................................................................................2
P2000 / P2600.............................................................................................................2
P30xx..........................................................................................................................2
Opening with dual code...................................................................................................3
Opening with active delay time........................................................................................3
Triggering a silent alarm..................................................................................................4
Menu functions................................................................................................................4
0 Change code............................................................................................................4
Replacing the battery ......................................................................................................5
General
Depending on the setup, the opening of the lock can be subject to additional restrictions.
A combination of these restrictions is also possible:
1. Delay time → Opening is only possible once a defined delay time has come to the
end (with the exception of user 9).
2. Dual code → Opening is only possible with two valid user codes.
Normally each user code has a length of 6 digits (0-9) [level 5]. If a silent alarm has been
configured, the number of code digits is increased to 7 places. The 7th code digit is
therefore shown in grey in the following description. It is triggered by changing the last
code digit.
The dual code / “two pairs of eyes” principle [level 25] as well as the alarm function [level
15, 25] are activated in the factory and cannot be disabled by the user.
Ask you administrator (master code) how your system has been set up.

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Opening
P1000 / P1600
This type of lock has a swing bolt. This
means once the locking mechanism has
been released, the bolt is pushed out of
the locking position by the bolt
movement. When the boltwork is closed,
the lock bolt also returns automatically to
the locking position under spring load.
The lock is closed automatically without
any further action needed by the user.
P2000 / P2600
A full deadbolt is driven via an axis from
the outside with a rotating keypad
housing or an additional operating lever.
The lock's internal locking mechanism
releases the rotary movement for approx.
3 sec if a valid opening code has been
detected and all secondary conditions
(no locks active) are fulfilled. The lock
must be closedmanually by the user after
the boltwork has returned to the closed
position.
P30xx
Motorised locks from the P30xx series
feature a spring-loaded deadbolt. This
means, after opening, the dead bolt drive
is moved back into the closing position
after approx. 3 sec. If the bolt travel is not
in the locking position again, i.e. the bolt
cannot yet retract into the free slot, it
rests against the locking edges of the
boltwork under spring load. When the
boltwork is closed, the bolt also returns
automatically to the locking position and
locks automatically without any further
action required by the user.
e.g. master factory code


=✓
→

The opening code can be entered
directly as described above, without
selection. The bolt is retracted for
approx. 3 seconds after a valid
code has been entered. Open the
safe within this time after entering
the code.
=


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Opening with dual code
e.g. user 3 with code 0303030 starts to enter their code
If the code is entered
incorrectly or if more than 30
seconds elapse between the
two code inputs then the
inputting is terminated with a
long signal tone.


=✓
=
The "two pairs of eyes" principle, here user 5 with code
0505050, triggers the opening


=✓
→

=
→

Opening with active delay time
Start by entering the code


=✓
→

If a delay time has been
programmed, this must be
started first by entering a
valid opening code. It can
then be opened by entering
any desired valid user code
during the time window for
opening.
User 9 cannot start the delay,
but instead can open before
the end of the delay time.
=
♪…2 sec…♪…2 sec…♪…2
sec…♪…

♪…1 sec…♪…1 sec…♪…1
sec…♪…

Enter the code for opening


=✓
→

=
→

If the dual code / the "two pairs of eyes" principle is activated, the opening operation
corresponds to the described opening procedure after the end of the delay time.
The locking check can be done via the operating lever of the boltwork and should be
performed after each closing and locking. (With the exception of P2000 and P2600, lock
check is possible using keypad position or operating toggle)

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Triggering a silent alarm
e.g. opening code 1234567, alarm addend 1
Start by entering the code


=✓
→

The last code digit is
changed in each case if
"silent alarm" is active. The
calculation is based on the
scheme: last digit + 1. If a
number is carried over then
the units are evaluated:
e.g. code digits 9 + 1 = 10, so
the last digit = 0
→

=
→

Menu functions
0 Change code
e,g. change 1234560to 1111111
 ♪ ☼Change code menu
Start by entering the code


=✓
Enter the new code


=✓
Confirm the new code


=✓

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Replacing the battery
The lock is powered by a 9 V block battery
alkaline. If the battery charge is insufficient,
a warning tone is emitted several times in
succession after the codehas 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 Anchor LC
keypads, i.e. in systems with battery
compartments located inside the safe, the
corresponding compartments must first be
opened. For the standard battery
compartment, remove the locking screw
(Phillips) and pull off the cover.
The battery lies in a plastic carrier in the
battery drawer. This is unlocked by light
pressure on the cover and can then be
pulled out via the nail gill.