GE Supra KeySafe - User Manual

How to Set the Code
Once you have opened your GE KeySafe™ from its packaging press
the OPEN button down and free the lid from the vault.
If this is not possible press the CLEAR
button down first - you will find this
below the OPEN button.
With the lid in your hand you will notice the digits
1 to 5 down the left and 6 to
ZERO down the right.
There is NO pre-set code and
you will notice the OPEN button
moves freely.
Turn the lid over in your hand and remove the
white card. The white card is utilized to assist
with the setting of your code and should
not be disguarded.
You will notice 10 numbered
screws with an arrow on each
of them.
All arrows will be set to the OFF
position.
Using the screwdriver tip on the white card
push and turn the desired numbers
within your code 180 degrees.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
0
12
SET ON
345
67890
SET OFF
180°
Supra UK Limited, 24 The Furlong, Berry Hill Industrial Estate, Droitwich Spa, Worcestershire, WR9 9AH
Tel: 08700 539723 Fax: 01905 797773 Email: sales@keysafe.co.uk
Web: www.keysafe.co.uk

Summary

Setting the KeySafe Code

Opening and Initial Inspection

Open the KeySafe, identify digit dials, and check the OPEN button's initial state.

Code Setting Procedure

Use the white card and screwdriver to turn numbered screws to set your desired code.

Completing the Code Setup

Code Verification and Final Steps

Verify the set code, attach the key, and secure the lid onto the vault.

Mistake Correction and Lid Securing

Use the CLEAR button for errors and press the OPEN button to secure the lid.

Overview

1. Function Description
2. Usage Features
3. Maintenance Features

The GE KeySafe™ is a secure storage device designed to hold keys, providing controlled access through a user-defined combination code. Its primary function is to offer a safe and convenient way to store keys, particularly useful for multiple users or situations where physical key handover is impractical.

Function Description:

The KeySafe operates on a mechanical combination system. Users set a unique code, which, when entered correctly, allows the lid to be opened, granting access to the stored keys. The device is designed to be robust and secure, preventing unauthorized access to its contents. The combination mechanism involves a series of numbered screws that are set to either an "ON" or "OFF" position, corresponding to the digits of the desired code. Once the code is set, the device can be closed and locked, and only by re-entering the correct combination can it be reopened.

Usage Features:

• Initial Setup and Opening:

  • Upon unboxing, the KeySafe lid can be opened by pressing the "OPEN" button. If the lid doesn't open immediately, pressing the "CLEAR" button (located below the "OPEN" button) first should free it.
  • The inside of the lid features digits 1 to 5 on the left and 6 to ZERO on the right, which are part of the combination setting mechanism.
  • Initially, there is no pre-set code, and the "OPEN" button will move freely, indicating an unset state.

• Setting the Combination Code:

  • To set a code, the lid must be turned over, and a white card needs to be removed. This card is crucial for the code-setting process and should not be discarded.
  • On the underside of the lid, there are 10 numbered screws, each with an arrow. All arrows are initially set to the "OFF" position.
  • Using the tip of a screwdriver (often found on the white card itself), users push and turn the desired numbered screws 180 degrees to the "ON" position. These "ON" positions correspond to the digits of the chosen code.
  • Supra UK Limited recommends using a code between 5 and 7 digits for optimal security.
  • After setting the code, the white card should be replaced.
  • To verify the code has been set, pressing the "OPEN" button will now show restricted movement, indicating that a code is active.
  • To check the code's correctness, press the buttons corresponding to the set code. Each digit should produce a "CLICK" sound when pressed. Once the correct code is entered, the "OPEN" button will press down freely.

• Storing Keys:

  • A key ring is provided with the KeySafe. Keys should be attached to this ring.
  • It is important to ensure that the key lies flat within the vault and that the key ring does not protrude, as this could interfere with the lid's proper closure.

• Closing and Locking the KeySafe:

  • To close the KeySafe, the bottom of the lid is offered into the aperture of the vault.
  • The user must then re-enter their personally set code.
  • If a mistake is made during code entry, the "CLEAR" button can be pressed to start again.
  • With the correct code entered and the "OPEN" button held down, the lid can be secured into the vault, locking the keys inside.

Maintenance Features:

• Code Reset/Change: The combination can be changed at any time by repeating the code-setting process. This involves removing the white card, turning the desired screws 180 degrees to either the "ON" or "OFF" position as needed, and then replacing the card. This flexibility allows users to update their security periodically or if the code has been compromised.
• White Card Importance: The white card is not just a guide but also contains the screwdriver tip necessary for adjusting the combination screws. Keeping this card safe is essential for any future code changes or resets.
• Troubleshooting: If the lid does not close properly, it's crucial to ensure that the key and key ring are positioned flat and not obstructing the closing mechanism. Additionally, verifying that the combination has been set correctly and that the "OPEN" button moves freely after entering the code is a key troubleshooting step. The manual emphasizes that the lid will not close if the combination is not set correctly, highlighting the importance of this step.

GE Supra KeySafe Specifications