Tips And Notes; Maintenance And Care; Technical Data - Conrad W25LB Mode D'emploi

Hide display during entering the code
If you proceed as in "Open safe by entering the code", the master or user code is displayed while entering.
That can be avoided by briefl y pressing the "*CLEAN" button after starting to enter the code with the button
"#START" (8 lines appear on the display now).
During the following process of entering a master or user code, only an "o" appears on the display instead
of the code number.
Re-set master or user code
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Changing the master and user code is done in the same way. Make sure to program a different
code for each one. Memorise this code. If you forget these codes, the safe may only be opened
with the delivered keys.
• Press the "#START" button briefl y; 8 lines appear on the LC display ("- - - - - - - -").
• Enter the current code (either master or user code). Correct an input mistake by pressing the "*CLEAN"
button.
The basic setting of the delivery uses the master code "123456" and the user code "1234".
• Press the "#START" key.
• The word "OPEN" appears on the display if the correct code is entered.
• Press the "*CLEAN" button within 7 seconds and 8 lines appear in the LC display ("- - - - - - - -").
Now enter a new code (1....8 digits). Correct an input mistake by pressing the "*CLEAN" button. We recom-
mend to program a code with at least 4 digits.
• Confi rm the code with the button "#START". The display shows "INTO"; the new master or user code has
been saved.
Alarm sound during movement
Strong movements of the safe (e.g. opening by force or de-installation from the wall) triggers an alarm sound.
It can be stopped by entering the correct master or user code.
Press the button "0" to switch on the function.
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Due to safety reasons, the function may not be deactivated via keystroke.
If you wish to deactivate the function, remove the batteries for several seconds and place them
back in the safe. This causes the settings for date, time, week days and the data sets for the
opening processes to disappear.
Setting the date, time and the weekday
• Press the button "*CLEAN" during the normal display (not while entering a code). The display for the year
starts fl ashing.
• Set the year with the buttons "0" (downward) or "8" (upward).
• Change to month, date, hours or minutes as well as the week day with the button "#START" and set the
desired value with the buttons "0" (downward) or "8" (upward).
Upper line: YY-MM-DD = year-month-date
Lower line: HH-MM = hours-minutes; additionally, the week day (Monday...Sunday).
• The setting mode is automatically completed each time you do not press a key for about 3 seconds. The
settings are saved.
Display data sets for the opening processes
The safe saves the last 14 successful opening activities in one data set including date and time as well as
the used code. You may display these as follows:
• Press the "#START" button briefl y, 8 lines appear on the LC display ("- - - - - - - -"). The display light is
simultaneously activated.
• Enter either the master code or the user code. Correct an input mistake by pressing the "*CLEAN" button.
Confi rm the code with the button "#START".
• If the code is correct, the display shows "OPEN" and an acoustic signal appears.
• If the display "OPEN" disappears but the display light is still activated, press the button "0" immediately.
Now the date (YY-MM-DD = year-month-date) and subsequently the time (HH-MM = hours-minutes) of the
last opening activity are displayed.
In addition, "PASS1" is displayed for the user code and "PASS2" for the master code.
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The fi rst displayed data set corresponds to the current date/time and the currently used code
type.
• To show the next data set, press the "0" button exactly when "PASS1" or "PASS2" is displayed. Or else, the
display mode is automatically terminated.
Reset master und user code to factory setting
• First of all, open the safe door as described above.
• On the back side of the safe door (near the door axis on the inside of the
door), there is a hidden button, see the circle on the fi gure on the right.
• Press the key button briefl y; the display shows "CLEAR".
The master code and the user code are now reset to the factory setting.
Master code = 123456
User code = 1234

Tips and Notes

• The product is designed for storage of valuable objects or protection against unauthorised access.
The burglar protection is achieved through its construction; e.g. via the steel plate casing and the construc-
tion of the door as well as the applied electronics with access code. The solution impedes unauthorised
access to the valuable objects stored in the safe.
• When opening/closing the safe, make sure you are not observed by anybody.
• Thick door with lock mechanics contained therein prevents from access to the interior of the safe. Close
the door cautiously; do not use excessive force! Otherwise you can damage the objects kept in the safe.
• Never store the two provided keys in the safe. It would be impossible to open the safe if you forget your
user or master code!
• If you forget your master or user code, open the safe with the key provided, and set the new master or user
code.

Maintenance and Care

• Apart from the occasional battery change, the product is maintenance-free for you.
• Clean the safe occasionally with a clean, soft, dry cloth. Never use aggressive cleaning agents or chemical
solutions as the surface of the housing could be damaged (discolouration).
Disposal
a) Product
Dispose of an unserviceable product in accordance with the relevant statutory regulations.
Remove the inserted batteries and dispose of them separately from the product.
b) Batteries and Rechargeable Batteries
As end user, you are legally obliged (Battery Regulation) to return used batteries and rechargeable batteries.
Do not dispose of used batteries in the household waste!
Contaminated batteries/rechargeable batteries are labelled with these symbols to indicate that
disposal in the domestic waste is forbidden. The symbols for the relevant heavy metals are:
Cd=Cadmium, Hg=Mercury, Pb=Lead (marked on batteries/rechargeable batteries, e.g. under
the rubbish bin symbol shown to the left).
You can dispose of your used batteries/rechargeable batteries free of charge at your community's collection
point or any place where batteries/rechargeable batteries are sold!
You thereby fulfi l your statutory obligations and contribute to the protection of the environment.

Technical Data

Power supply ......................4 batteries of type AA/Mignon
Dimensions ........................overall: 281 x 382 x 254 mm (H x W x D)
overall, with rotary knob: 281 x 382 x 264 mm (H x W x D)
internal: 235 x 345 x 190 (H x W x D)
Door cut-out ........................204 x 280 mm (H x W)
Wall thickness .....................Casing: 1.5 mm; Door: 4 mm
Weight ................................9.22 kg
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Variations in dimensions and weight are dependent on the production technique.
These operating instructions are a publication by Conrad Electronic SE, Klaus-Conrad-Str. 1,
D-92240 Hirschau (www.conrad.com).
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These operating instructions represent the technical status at the time of printing. Changes in
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© Copyright 2012 by Conrad Electronic SE.