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The following instructions cover Model 252 & 552 Super Master Operations. The lock is

shipped with a default factory Super Master User PIN that can be set to a different value

when the lock is in factory mode. Once the Super Master User PIN is set, the Super

Master User combination can only be used to shelve and unlock the lock in the event that

the Manager User combination is lost. Once set, the Super Master User PIN can be

changed any time the lock is in shelved mode.

WARNING:

The setting of the Super Master User PIN is optional, however, if you

do not set the Super Master User PIN before setting the Master User PIN, the

Super Master shelving capability will be permanently lost.

Important Note: The lock must be manually powered before each operation by

briskly turning the dial back and forth

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SET SUPER MASTER USER PIN

The lock must be in factory mode.

Note:

The default factory PIN assigned to the Super Master User is “120943”. This

default PIN must be changed before the Super Master User combination can be used to

shelve the lock.

1. Press # and then 0.

2. Enter the two-digit Super Master ID 00 followed by the default factory Super Master

User PIN “120943.”

3. Enter the two-digit Super Master ID 00 followed by any six-digit PIN other than

“120943”.

4. Enter the two-digit Super Master ID 00 followed by the new six-digit PIN entered in

Step 5 again for verification. The new Super Master User combination is now set.

5. Record the combination and store it in a secure place.

CHANGE SUPER MASTER USER PIN

A Super Master User PIN can only be changed while the lock is shelved.

Warning:

Do not change the Super Master User PIN to the factory default of

“120943” as this will permanently disable the Super Master User capabilities.

1. Press # and then 0.

2. Enter 00 followed by the current Super Master User PIN.

3. Enter 00 followed by the new Super Master User PIN.

4. Enter 00 followed by the new Super Master User PIN again for verification.

The following instructions cover Model 252 & 552 Super Master Operations. The lock is

shipped with a default factory Super Master User PIN that can be set to a different value

when the lock is in factory mode. Once the Super Master User PIN is set, the Super

Master User combination can only be used to shelve and unlock the lock in the event that

the Manager User combination is lost. Once set, the Super Master User PIN can be

changed any time the lock is in shelved mode.

WARNING:

The setting of the Super Master User PIN is optional, however, if you

do not set the Super Master User PIN before setting the Master User PIN, the

Super Master shelving capability will be permanently lost.

Important Note: The lock must be manually powered before each operation by

briskly turning the dial back and forth







.

SET SUPER MASTER USER PIN

The lock must be in factory mode.

Note:

The default factory PIN assigned to the Super Master User is “120943”. This

default PIN must be changed before the Super Master User combination can be used to

shelve the lock.

1. Press # and then 0.

2. Enter the two-digit Super Master ID 00 followed by the default factory Super Master

User PIN “120943.”

3. Enter the two-digit Super Master ID 00 followed by any six-digit PIN other than

“120943”.

4. Enter the two-digit Super Master ID 00 followed by the new six-digit PIN entered in

Step 5 again for verification. The new Super Master User combination is now set.

5. Record the combination and store it in a secure place.

CHANGE SUPER MASTER USER PIN

A Super Master User PIN can only be changed while the lock is shelved.

Warning:

Do not change the Super Master User PIN to the factory default of

“120943” as this will permanently disable the Super Master User capabilities.

1. Press # and then 0.

2. Enter 00 followed by the current Super Master User PIN.

3. Enter 00 followed by the new Super Master User PIN.

4. Enter 00 followed by the new Super Master User PIN again for verification.

Document Number 3057.025 Rev. C - 09/10

AUDITCON

2 SERIES

ODELS 252 & 552

SUPER MASTER OPERATIONS

AUDITCON

2 SERIES

ODELS 252 & 552

SUPER MASTER OPERATIONS

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Summary

Super Master Operations

Set Super Master User PIN

Procedure for setting the Super Master User PIN in factory mode. Default PIN is 120943.

Change Super Master User PIN

Instructions for changing the Super Master User PIN when the lock is shelved. Warning against using default PIN.

Detect Super Master Combination Status

Shelve Lock Using Super Master Combination

Permanently Disable Super Master User

The Kaba Mas Auditcon® 2 Series Models 252 & 552 are electronic locks designed for secure access control, featuring advanced operational and audit capabilities. This description focuses on the Super Master Operations, which provide a critical layer of control and recovery for the lock system.

Function Description

The Super Master Operations allow for the management of a special Super Master User PIN. This PIN serves a dual purpose:

Shelving and Unlocking in Emergency: It can be used to shelve and unlock the lock if the Manager User combination is lost, acting as a recovery mechanism.
Factory Default Reset: When the lock is in factory mode, the Super Master User PIN can be set to a custom value. Once set, it enables the shelving function.

The Super Master User PIN is distinct from other user PINs and has specific rules for its activation, modification, and disablement. Its primary role is to provide a safeguard against lost Manager User combinations and to facilitate a controlled return to a "shelved" state, which resets most lock information to factory defaults while retaining audit data and the Super Master Combination itself.

Important Technical Specifications

PIN Length: The Super Master User PIN is a six-digit combination.
Default PIN: The factory default Super Master User PIN is "120943". This default PIN must be changed before the Super Master User combination can be used to shelve the lock.
User ID: The Super Master User is identified by the two-digit ID "00".
Power Source: The lock requires manual power for each operation, achieved by briskly turning the dial back and forth.
Lock Models: The instructions apply to both Model 252 and Model 552.
Lock Types: Operations are described for Dead Bolt, Slide Bolt, and Swing Bolt configurations.
Shelved Mode: This mode returns most lock information to factory defaults, but retains audit information and the Super Master Combination.
Permanent Disablement: The Super Master User can be permanently disabled, either by setting the Master User PIN without changing the Super Master User PIN from the default (if not already set) or by shelving the lock and then performing a specific sequence of steps.
Audit Capabilities: The system retains audit information even after shelving, which is crucial for security and accountability.

Usage Features

Setting the Super Master User PIN:

The lock must be in factory mode.
The process involves entering the default PIN, then a new six-digit PIN twice for verification.
It is crucial to record and store the new combination securely.
Warning: Failure to set the Super Master User PIN before setting the Master User PIN will permanently disable the Super Master shelving capability.

Changing the Super Master User PIN:

This operation can only be performed when the lock is in shelved mode.
The process requires entering the current Super Master User PIN, followed by the new Super Master User PIN twice for verification.
Warning: Changing the Super Master User PIN to the factory default "120943" will permanently disable the Super Master User capabilities.

Detecting if Super Master Combination is Active:

A specific sequence of key presses (#, #, then 2) will indicate the status:
- Two red flashes: Super Master User combination not disabled and not activated.
- Five red flashes: Super Master combination is active.
- A green flash: Super Master combination has been permanently disabled.

Shelving Lock Using Super Master Combination:

This operation places the lock in Shelved Mode.
For a Dead Bolt, the dial must be in the HOME position.
The process involves entering the Super Master User combination (ID "00" followed by the six-digit PIN).
The lock provides visual feedback (slow green flash for Dead Bolt, continuous green flashes for Slide/Swing Bolt) to indicate readiness to open.
A green flash followed by three red flashes indicates insufficient power for the shelving operation.
After entering the combination, the lock is opened (dial right for Dead Bolt, rotate handle for Slide/Swing Bolt).
Once shelved, the lock can be opened by entering any valid User ID (except "00") followed by "502550".

Maintenance Features

Permanent Disablement of Super Master User:

Method 1 (if PIN not set): If the Super Master User PIN has not been changed from the default, it can be permanently disabled by setting the Master User PIN without altering the Super Master User PIN from its default value.
Method 2 (if PIN is set): If the Super Master User PIN has been set, the lock must first be shelved. Then, a sequence of steps involving entering the current Super Master User PIN and then the default factory PIN "120943" twice for verification will permanently disable the Super Master User.

Power Management:

The lock requires manual power by turning the dial back and forth before each operation. This design likely contributes to battery longevity or provides a reliable power source independent of external power.

Documentation and Support:

The manual provides clear, step-by-step instructions for all Super Master operations.
Contact information for Kaba Mas LLC (phone, fax, technical support, website) is provided for assistance.
The document number (3057.025 Rev. C - 09/10) ensures version control and traceability for support.

The Super Master Operations are a critical component of the Auditcon® 2 Series, offering robust security and recovery options for managing access to the protected assets. Proper understanding and adherence to these procedures are essential for maintaining the integrity and functionality of the lock system.