Masterlock eONE Vault Guide Rapide

eONE
Instructional Video at www.masterlock.com
Primary Code
INDOOR USE ONLY
(between 0°C to 50°C)
Code primaire
Do not allow lock to get wet.
Administratorcode
KEEP THIS USER MANUAL FOR REFERENCE
1. OPEN THE LOCK the first time with the factory-set PRIMARY CODE above, by pressing the 4 corresponding arrow
QUICK START
buttons in the sequence shown. Do not pull on the shackle when entering the code.
GUIDE
2. When the center button lights green, open the lock within 5 seconds or it will relock.
HOW TO CHANGE THE PRIMARY CODE
1. With the lock open, press and hold center button for 2 seconds. Center button will light white,
indicating the lock is in program mode. The UP arrow will light, indicating a Primary Code is stored
there.
Up Arrow
Center
Button
CODE TYPES
Primary Code (Factory-set code, shown above):
• Stored at the UP arrow position.
• Total access and programming control.
• For greater security, use a longer code with multiple directions.
Backup Master Code:
• Visit masterlockvault.com and enter Vault
• Factory-set code, unique to this lock, cannot be changed or deleted.
• When entering your Backup Master Code, press and hold the Center Button. While continuing
to press the Center Button, once the arrows fade, press the first position in the Code, and then
release both buttons. Continue entering the rest of the code.
• Total access and programming control.
Guest Codes:
• Up to 3 Guest Codes can be set by Primary Code user or Backup Master Code user.
• No Guest Codes are factory-set.
• Can be stored at the RIGHT, DOWN or LEFT arrow positions.
• No programming control.
• Must be 4-12 positions in length.
• For greater security, use a longer code with multiple directions.
NOTE: To safeguard programming access for the Primary Code user, a Guest Code cannot match
or start with the same sequence of the current Primary Code (i.e. if Primary Code is UP/DOWN/
LEFT/RIGHT, a Guest Code cannot exactly match or start with UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT).
LOCK STATUS
The center button and arrows light to indicate lock status during operation and programming. See
the LED Display Chart below or www.masterlock.com for
additional information.
HOW TO OPEN THE LOCK
1. Enter a code by pressing the corresponding arrows. Do not pull on the shackle
during code entry.
• All arrows light blue when any arrow is pressed. The center button lights blue during code
entry. If the buttons do not light, or if the center button flashes yellow during code entry, the
battery needs to be replaced.
• To clear the code entry at any time, press the center button. Re-enter the code
from the beginning.
• After three consecutive incorrect code entry attempts, the lock times out
and center button fades in and out red for one minute.
• When the proper code is entered, the center button lights green and the arrows
light clockwise twice.
2. After the center button lights green, open the lock within 5 seconds or lock will relock.
LED Display
Arrows and center button on for 1 second.
Center button lights blue and arrows flash with each press.
Center button green for 1 second. Arrows rotate clockwise twice.
Center button blue. Arrows flash twice.
Center button flashes red 3 times.
Center button green for 1 second. Arrows rotate counter-clockwise twice.
Center button fades in and out red in 1 second, then off for 2 seconds.
Repeats for 1 minute.
Center button red for 1 second, then sleep mode.
5 second time out, no lights on.
Center button flashes yellow for 4 seconds.
LED Display
Center button white. Each arrow with a stored code lights until button is
pressed.
Center button white. Selected arrow position flashes twice, then all ar-
rows off.
Center button green. Selected arrow flashes 3 times. Arrows with stored
codes light for 1 second, then sleep mode.
Center button flashes red 6 times, then sleep mode.
Center button white.
Center button lights white and arrows flash with each press.
Center button fades in and out white in 1 second. Repeats until any but-
ton is pressed or timeout is reached.
Center button green. Selected arrow flashes 3 times. Arrows with stored
codes light for 1 second, then sleep mode.
Center button flashes magenta 6 times, then sleep mode.
Center button flashes red 3 times, then sleep mode.
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may
cause undesired operation. This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.
WEEE Figure 1 represents the requirements not to dispose of WEEE as unsorted municipal aster and to collect such waste separately
For private households: Information on Disposal for Users of WEEE This symbol (figure 1) on the product(s) and / or accompanying
Figure 1 documents means that used electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) should not be mixed with general household waste. For
proper treatment, recovery and recycling, please take this product(s) to designated collection points where it will be accepted free
of charge. Alternatively, in some countries, you may be able to return your products to your local retailer upon purchase of an
equivalent new product. Disposing of this product correctly will help save valuable resources and prevent any potential negative
effects on human health and the environment, which could otherwise arise from inappropriate waste handling. Please contact
your local authority for further details of your nearest designated collection point. Penalties may be applicable for incorrect disposal
of this waste, in accordance with your national legislation. For professional users in the European Union: If you wish to discard
electrical and electronic equipment (EEE), please contact your dealer or supplier for further information. For disposal in countries
outside of the European Union: This symbol is only valid in the European Union (EU). If you wish to discard this product please
contact your local authorities or dealer and ask for the correct method of disposal.
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™ User Manual
READ THOROUGHLY! Steps must be performed
within 5 seconds of each other or lock will time
out and go into sleep mode.
2. Press the UP arrow. The UP arrow is the only position
in which you can program and store the Primary Code.
3. Press the center button. The UP arrow will blink twice,
indicating the PRIMARY CODE is ready to be changed.
4. Enter a new code as a sequence of arrows, letters or
numbers by pressing the corresponding buttons.
Primary Code
The sequence must be at least 4 and no more
UP
LEFT RIGHT
than 12 positions in length.
Guest Guest
5. Press the center button. It will flash white.
Code Code
DOWN
6. Re-enter the code entered in step 4 to confirm.
Guest Code
7. Press the center button. It will light green to indicate you
have successfully changed the PRIMARY CODE. Store
your code at www.masterlockvault.com.
• Can be changed, but not deleted.
• Must be 4-12 positions in length.
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Product Code shown above right.
General Operation - LED Display Chart
Status
Wake Up
Code Entry
Correct Code
Clear Entry
Code Failed - Max. Length
Locked
Lockout - 3 Incorrect Code Entries
Time Out
Time Out - Lock Not Opened
Low Battery
Program Mode - LED Display Chart
Status
Stored Code Positions
Arrow Position Selection
Arrow Position Deletion
Arrow Position Deletion Failed - Primary Code
Awaiting New Code Entry
Code Entry
Awaiting Code Confirmation
Code Accepted
Code Rejected - Invalid
Code Rejected - Does Not Match
For Backup Master Code, visit masterlockvault.com
and enter Vault ® Product Code at right.
Pour le Code Master de secours, visitez le site masterlock.com et
saisissez le code produit Vault indiqué à droite.
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Den Notfall-Mastercode erhalten Sie auf der Website von
masterlockvault.com nach Eingabe des rechts angegebenen
Vault -Produktcodes.
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Fig. A
HOW TO ADD, CHANGE, OR DELETE CODES
IMPORTANT! Steps must be performed within 5
seconds of each other or lock will time out and
go into sleep mode.
Primary Code
UP
Primary Code is always stored in the UP arrow position
LEFT RIGHT
and can only be changed, not deleted. Guest Codes
Guest Guest
can only be stored in the RIGHT, DOWN or LEFT arrow
Code Code
DOWN positions and can be changed or deleted. (Fig. A)
Guest Code
1. Open the lock using the Primary or Backup Master Code.
2. Press and hold the center button for 2 seconds. Center button lights white indicating
program mode.
3. Each arrow position with a stored code lights blue.
4. Press the arrow where a new code will be stored or
an existing code will be changed or deleted.
5. Press the center button. The selected arrow from step 4 blinks twice.
6. If adding or changing a code:
7. Select a new code, between 4-12
positions in length, using directions,
letters, or numbers. (Fig. A)
8. Enter that code by pressing the
corresponding arrows.
9. Press the center button.
10. Re-enter the code entered in step 8 to confirm code.
11. Press the center button.
12. Repeat steps 2-11 to program additional codes.
13. Save your codes below or store them safely at: www.masterlockvault.com.
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HOW TO CHANGE THE BATTERY
1. Unlock the lock and pull the shackle up.
2. Pull out the battery drawer
and remove the old battery. (Fig. B)
3. Install a new CR2032 battery with the
positive (+) side facing the (+) cutout
in the drawer (down).
4. Close the battery drawer.
HOW TO USE THE BATTERY JUMP SLOT
* If battery voltage is insufficient to unlock the
lock, pull out the battery drawer to expose
the battery jump slot (Fig. C). Do not force
the drawer open further. It will not extend
fully with the lock in the locked position.
Hold a new CR2032 battery in the jump
slot with positive (+) side of battery facing
toward the lock face and start at step 1
above.
** Program mode cannot be accessed when
the lock is powered by a battery in the jump
slot.
Condition
When in locked sleep mode and center button is pressed.
(First arrow button pressed counts towards code entry)
When in locked sleep mode and any arrow button is pressed or during code
entry to unlock.
After valid code is accepted, shackle can be pulled open.
After center button is pressed to clear a code entry.
After 12 arrow button presses are made.
After shackle is closed.
After 3rd incorrect code entry. Pressing center button during code entry to clear
the lock counts as incorrect entry.
5 seconds after last button press in locked mode.
5 seconds after unlocking without raising the shackle. Lock relocks.
After first button press from locked sleep mode if battery voltage low.
Condition
After pressing center button 2 seconds to enter Program Mode.
After pressing an arrow followed by the center button.
After pressing and holding the selected arrow position for 5 seconds.
After the UP position arrow is selected for deletion.
After center button pressed to enter new code.
During new code entry.
Waiting for code confirmation entry.
When confirmation code matches initial code.
When new code is invalid.
When confirmation code does not match initial code.
Battery Directive
Figure 2
Vault Product Code
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Code Produit Vault
Vault Produktcode
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You can use the PRIMARY CODE
as your everyday code
or you can change it.
Primary Code
UP
LEFT RIGHT
Guest Guest
Code Code
DOWN
Guest Code
If deleting a Guest Code:
Press and hold the selected arrow for
5 seconds until center button lights green.
Code deletion is complete.
Primary Code
UP
Fig. B
LEFT RIGHT
Guest Guest
Code Code
DOWN
Guest Code
Jump Slot
Fente de la pile
Batterieschlitz
Fig. C
2006/66/EC including amendment 2008/12/EC is the
European Community Directive on batteries and
accumulators and waste batteries and accumulators.
Figure 2 indicates "separate collection" for batteries
and accumulators and battery packs.
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