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numbers which are easy for you to remember, such as
friends telephone numbers, birth dates, car licence
plates, etc. Do not trus memory, and do write your code
number in a secret place.
7. EMERGENCY OPENING
Your safe is provided with an envelope which contains:
which will allow you to
open the safe in case of electronic anomaly, discharged
batteries,forgetting of the code number programmed.
Introduce the key in the keylock. Turn the key to the right.
Then, turn the key to the left and take it o. Introduce the
user key, turn to the right and open the door.
One emergency code number to open your safe in
case that you have forgotten your normal opening code
number. Enter your emergency code number as usual.
The green light will turn on, showing that you can now
open your safe. For your security
the emergency code
should not be changed.
External power supply to open your safe in case the
batteries are completely discharged. To use it, put an
alkaline 9V battery (6F-22 S type) against the two black
dots in the keypad (Pic. 4), watching out that the polarity is
correct. Then, while holding the 9V battery on the keypad,
introduce your code number, and open your safe as
usual. Do not forget to replace all four batteries for new
ones, as soon as you have opened your safe.
8. OPENING DELAY PROGRAMMATION
This function activates a delay
which blocks the opening of
the safe for 1 to 99 minutes
after the user code has been
entered. The red light ashes
during the delay time, and
when it is over, a short beep
will be heard, the system unblocks and allows the opening
of the safe for 5 seconds. To activate or discativate this
function,
1. Enter the following secuence: “C 1 0 0”. The red light will
turn on and you will hear the programming tone.
2. Introduce the desired from 1
to 99. You will hear
3. Volver a introducir el número de minutos de retardo
para conrmar.
3 minutes delay programming example:
1. Enter the sequence “C 1 0 0” C 1 0 0
2. Number of delay minutes: 03 0 3
3. Conrm of delay minutes: 0 3
0 minutes time.
The sequence is:
1. Enter the sequence “C 1 0 0” C 1 0 0
2. Number of delay minutes: 00 0 0
3. Conrm of delay minutes: 0 0
9. OTHER FEATURES
Incorrect code number: if the code number that you have
entered is not the one programmed before, you will hear
a special tone indicating that this code number is not
correct. In this case, go back to step 1 of the opening
instructions.
provides aditional security: if incorrect
code numbers are entered more than 10 times
consecutively, some long beeps will be heard, and the
safe will stay locked for 5 minutes. During this time, the
red light will be ashing, and it will be impossible to open
the safe. When the 5 minutes have gone by, you wil be
able to open the safe as usual.
Low batteries: the system detects whether the batteries
are very low. If this is the case, you will hear some tones
followed by the ashing red light when you press some
key: you will still be able to operate your safe around 100
times, but it is highly recommended that you change all
four batteries at that time
.
the batteries’ holder can be
found in a compartment inside the door, under a small
cover (Pic. 5). Once you have removed the cover, (Pic.
6) change all FOUR batteries for new ones and secure
the cover back. Check the right functioning of the safe
before locking it.
Pic. 5 Pic. 6
EU DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
BTV SL
Polígono Industrial BTV-Alfindén,
Ctra. Nacional II, Km., 333, 50171
La Puebla de Alfindén, Zaragoza
CIF: B50078682
We hereby inform you that the product
DECORA SAFE
It has been manufactured in accordance with the
provisions of current regulations for marketing and
commissioning in the European Union.
Zaragoza, August 31st 2022 - BTV, S.L.
This product should not be
thrown in the trash. It must be
disposed of at public recycling
and collection points.
Pic. 4
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