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SentrySafe Lock Code Programming User Guide

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SentrySafe Lock Code Programming

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About SentrySafe

SentrySafe is a company that specializes in manufacturing and selling safes and secure storage solutions for both residential and commercial purposes. The company was founded in 1930 and is currently based in Rochester, New York. SentrySafe produces a wide range of products including fire-resistant safes, waterproof safes, gun safes, digital safes, and key cabinets, among others.

SentrySafe prides itself on providing high-quality and reliable products that offer superior protection and security for its customers’ valuables. The company also provides customer support services to help customers with any questions or issues they may have with their SentrySafe products.

Thank you for purchasing this security safe from Sentry®Safe. This guide is designed to maximize the user and security features of this project.

Getting started

Installation of the batteries (keep the door open during setup):

  1. Turn the keypad housing counterclockwise and carefully pull away from the mounting plate to expose the battery compartment.
  2. Install four new AAA Alkaline batteries (not included). Caution: Hold onto the keypad housing to avoid pulling wires.
  3. Carefully position the keypad into the inserts on the mounting plate and turn clockwise. Ensure that there are no wires or cables trapped between the keypad and the mounting plate. Pinched cables result in a short circuit.
  4. Enter: * – Master or Manager Code (from the front of the booklet) – # The lock will indicate a valid code entry with a single signal and the open light will stay green for five (5) seconds.
  5. Turn the handle clockwise before the green light disappears.

Programming your lock codes

The SentrySafe electronic lock is shipped from the factory with a factory-set master code & manager code (see the front of the booklet). You should set the lock to your own unique master & manager code immediately. Keep notes on which code belongs to which user (Master (User 1), Manager (User 2), User 3, User 4, User 5, User 6, and User 7). A single signal (LED flashes and beeps once) response from the lock indicates a valid entry. A double signal (LED flashes and beeps twice) response from the lock indicates an invalid entry.

  • If three incorrect entries are entered in a row, the keypad will shut down for a period of five minutes. During this shutdown period you will not get a response from the keypad.

Changing the Master Code
(Code length: 1 to 10 digit code) Always perform this operation with the door open.

  1. Enter: # – Existing Master Code – #
  2. The set light will stay orange for ten (10) seconds.
  3. Enter: 1 – * – New Master Code – # – New Master Code – #, before the orange light disappears.

If a mistake is made during the change, wait thirty (30) seconds and repeat steps 1 thru 3. Test the new code several times before closing the door: Enter: * – Code – #

  • The lock will indicate a valid code change with a single signal.
  • The lock will indicate an invalid code change with a double signal and the old code is still valid.

Changing the Manager Code
(Code length: 1 to 10 digit code) Always perform this operation with the door open.

  1. Enter: # – Master Code or Manager Code – #
  2. The set light will stay orange for ten (10) seconds.
  3. Enter: 2 – * – New Manger Code – # – New Manager Code – #, before the orange light disappears.

If a mistake is made during the change, wait thirty (30) seconds and repeat steps 1 thru 3. Test the new code several times before closing the door: Enter: * – Code – #

  • The lock will indicate a valid code change with a single signal.
  • The lock will indicate an invalid code change with a double signal and the old code is still valid.

Activate user codes
(Code length: 1 to 10 digit code) Always perform this operation with the door open.

  1. Enter: # – Master Code or Manager Code – #
  2. The set light will stay orange for ten (10) seconds.
  3. Enter: User ID Number (3-7) – * – New User Code – # – New User Code – #, before the orange light disappears.

If a mistake is made during the activation, wait thirty (30) seconds and repeat steps 1 thru 3.

  • The lock will indicate a valid code entry with a single signal.
  • The lock will indicate an invalid code entry with a double signal and the old code is still valid.

Example: # – Master Code or Manger Code – # – 5 – * – New User Code – # – New User Code – #. This will activate User Five (5).

Changing the user code
Always perform this operation with the door open

  1. Enter: # – User Code – #
  2. The set light will stay orange for ten (10) seconds.
  3. Enter: New User Code – # – New User Code – #, before the orange light disappears.

If a mistake is made during the change, wait thirty (30) seconds and repeat steps 1 thru 3. Test the new code several times before closing the door: Enter: * – Code – #

  • The lock will indicate a valid code change with a single signal.
  • The lock will indicate an invalid code change with a double signal and the old code is still valid.

The Master and Manager can also change the user codes by following the “Activate user codes” section steps 1 thru 3.

Deleting user codes
Always perform this operation with the door open.

  1. Enter: # – Master Code or Manager Code – #
  2. The set light will stay orange for ten (10) seconds.
  3. Enter: User ID Number (3-7) – * – # – #

Dual user mode

When you want two people to open the safe; set your safe to dual-user mode. One person enters their code and within sixty (60) seconds, the second code is entered. Always perform this operation with the door open.

Any Code + Any Code to unlock
  1. Enter: # – Master Code – # – 1 – # – 1 – #
  2. The lock will indicate a valid setting change with a single signal.
Master or Manager Code + User Code to unlock
  1. Enter: # – Master Code – # – 2 – # – 2 – #
  2. The lock will indicate a valid setting change with a single signal.
Opening your safe in dual-user mode
  1. Enter: * – 1st Code – # – 2nd Code – #
  2. The lock will indicate a valid code entry with a single signal and the open light will stay green for fi ve (5) seconds.
  3. Turn the handle clockwise before the green light disappears
Returning to single-user mode (Single code to unlock)
  1. Enter: # – Master Code – # – 0 – # – 0 – #
  2. The lock will indicate a valid setting change with a single signal.

Time delay mode

Always perform this operation with the door open. This function will delay both the opening and programming of the lock.

Activate time delay
  1. Enter: # – Master Code – # – (01-99) – # – (01-99) – #
  2. The lock will indicate a valid setting change with a single signal. Example: # – Master Code – # – 05 – # – 05 – #, this will set a fi ve (5) minute time delay.
  3. Press * or # to initiate the Time Delay.

When a time delay is set
(During the time delay period the keypad will not respond to any entries) The lock will flash once every five (5) seconds during the time delay and will flash once every second during the last ten (10) seconds of the time delay ending with a double signal. The lock will fl ash twice every five (5) seconds during the open period. The open period length is two (2) minutes. During the open period you can open your safe (see “How to open your safe, Step 1) or program your safe (following the steps of any programming procedure).

Deactivate time delay

  1. Enter: # – Master Code – # – 00 – # – 00 – #
  2. The lock will indicate a valid setting change with a single signal.

Floor Mount

(optional)

This kit contains:

  • Four (4) Masonry Anchors

Required tools:

  • Powered Drill
  • Adjustable Wrench
  • 1/2 in. (M12) Masonry Drill

Instructions:

  1. Unlock the safe and open the door.
  2. Remove safe floor carpet.
  3. Look on the bottom of the safe for four (4) holes with cap plugs.
  4. Remove the cap plugs.
  5. Position the safe in the desired location.
  6. From inside the safe mark, the location of the four (4) bolt-down holes.
  7. Move the safe aside to the clearly marked spots for drilling.
  8. Using the ½ in. masonry drill, drill a 4-in. deep hole in the marked locations.
  9. Replace the safe in the desired location with the holes in the safe aligned with the drilled holes in the floor.
  10. Pass each masonry anchor through the safe floor into the drilled holes; making contact with the safe floor.
  11. Tighten each masonry anchor with the adjustable wrench.
  12. Replace safe floor carpet.

Sentry® Group Customer Care

Troubleshooting

Low battery warning
The green LED light will signal in red when opening your safe. The lock is giving you a valid signal but is not unlocking.

Changing your batteries

  1. Turn the keypad housing counterclockwise and carefully pull away from the mounting plate to expose the battery compartment.
  2. Remove the four AAA Alkaline batteries and replace them. Caution: Hold onto the keypad housing to avoid pulling wires.
  3. Carefully position the keypad into the inserts on the mounting plate and turn clockwise. Ensure that there are no wires or cables trapped between the keypad and the mounting plate. Pinched cables result in a short circuit.

The lock has no response (no flash, no beeps)

  • Make sure the wires in the keypad housing are not pinched and are securely connected. (See “installation of batteries” on page 2)
  • Check to make sure the batteries are correctly and securely inserted into the battery compartment. (See “installation of batteries” on page 2)
  • The lock can possibly be in the lockout penalty, wait five (5) minutes, and check if the lock responds.
  • Replace the existing batteries with new ones. (See “Changing your batteries” in troubleshooting)

The lock is responding but does not unlock

  • Make sure you are getting a valid response.
  • Make sure you get a signal with every keystroke.
  • Make sure you are not in time delay mode. (See “time delay mode” above)
  • Replace the existing batteries with new ones. (See “Changing your batteries” in troubleshooting)

If the lock still does not open, contact Sentry Group Customer Care: at 1-800-828-1438 or 585-381-4900 (Available Mon – Fri, 8:00 am – 6:00 pm EST).
Follow the instructions carefully to get the best possible use from your lock.

www.sentrysafe.com
900 Linden Avenue Rochester, New York 14625 14625-2784 USA
Telephone: 585-381-4900
Customer Service: 1-800-828-1438
(8 am – 6 pm, E.S.Tl, Monday and Friday)
Fax: 585-381-2940

FAQs SentrySafe Lock Code Programming

How do I program my SentrySafe Lock Code Programming?

To program your SentrySafe lock code, you will need to follow the instructions provided in your owner’s manual. Generally, you will need to press a series of buttons on the keypad in a specific order, then enter a new code and confirm it. Once you have confirmed the new code, the lock should be programmed.

What if I don’t have the owner’s manual?

If you don’t have the owner’s manual, you can usually find a digital copy on the SentrySafe website. If you can’t find the manual online, you can contact SentrySafe customer support for assistance.

How many digits can my SentrySafe Lock Code Programming code be?

The number of digits in your SentrySafe lock code will depend on the model of your safe. Most models have a four-digit code, but some may have more or fewer digits. Check your owner’s manual or contact SentrySafe customer support to find out the specific requirements for your safety lock.

Can I change my SentrySafe Lock Code Programming code if I forget it?

If you forget your SentrySafe lock code, you may be able to reset it by following the instructions in your owner’s manual. If you don’t have the manual, you can contact SentrySafe customer support for assistance. However, safety lock if you are unable to reset the code, you may need to contact a locksmith or SentrySafe service technician to help you access your safe.

How do I know if my SentrySafe lock code programming was successful?

After you have programmed your SentrySafe lock code, you should test it to make sure it works. Enter the new code on the keypad and try to open the safe. If the code works and the safe opens, the programming was successful. If the code does not work, you may need to repeat the programming process or contact SentrySafe customer safety lock support for assistance.

How do I change the battery in my SentrySafe lock?

To change the battery in your SentrySafe lock codes, you will need to follow the instructions provided in your owner’s manual. Generally, you will need to locate the battery compartment on the back of the lock, remove the old battery, and insert a new one. Make sure to use the correct type of battery and dispose of the old battery properly.

Can I program multiple user codes for my SentrySafe?

Yes, many SentrySafe lock codes allow you to program multiple user codes. Check your owner’s manual or contact SentrySafe customer support to find out how many codes you can program and how to do it.

What if I can’t remember my current SentrySafe lock code?

If you can’t remember your current SentrySafe lock code, you may be able to reset it by following the instructions in your owner’s manual. If you don’t have the manual, you can contact SentrySafe customer support for assistance. However, if you are unable to reset the code, you may need to contact a safety locksmith or SentrySafe service technician to help you access your safe.

How do I program my SentrySafe Lock Code Programming with a key?

Some SentrySafe models come with a key that can be used to program the lock code. To program the code with a key, you will need to insert the key into the lock and turn it to the “Program” position. Follow the instructions provided in your owner’s manual to enter and confirm the new code.

Can I program my SentrySafe Lock Code Programming remotely?

No, SentrySafe lock codes cannot be programmed remotely. You will need to have physical access to the safe and follow the instructions in your owner’s manual to program the code.

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