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PK3700 2023-05-01

Groove

facing down

Fig. 4

Fig. 5

Fig. 6

Testing the mechanical override (with door open)

Maintenance when required

Cover the key hole

1. Project the dead bolt from outside or inside.

2. Insert key and rotate it clockwise until it stops. See Fig. 4 & Fig. 5.

3. Rotate outside thumbturn to retract the dead bolt. See Fig. 6.

NOTE: The key override always rotates clockwise

1. Time programming

The time is set automatically in the lock when the lock is programmed. The Oracode lock time should then be

reset every year with the Maintenance Unit to ensure accurate time.

The lock has an internal battery back-up that keeps the internal time accurate for a minimum of four weeks

when the lock’s batteries are disconnected. If this period is surpassed and the lock time is lost, the green

LED will blink twice after a valid code is entered, and the red LED will blink twice after a code is refused. This

indicates that the time must be reset with the Maintenance Unit.

2. Reset to factory default

NOTE: You will need to reprogram the lock with a Maintenance Unit after you perform a Reset to Factory

Default.

Perform the following steps to erase a lock’s configuration and restore the default factory settings.

1. Remove the inside cover and remove the batteries.

2. After 1 minute, re-install the batteries. The green LED should blink quickly for 15 seconds.

3. Press #,#,# while the green LED is blinking. The green and red LED should blink one after the other

for 15 seconds.

4. Press 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 while the red and green LEDs are blinking. You will hear a longer beep and see a longer

green LED flash when the code is accepted and the default factory setting are restored. If a red LED

flashes and a low-pitch beep is heard, this indicates that the code is refused.

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