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Covers opening the lock and changing the user combination for the electronic entry device.
Describes how to illuminate the keypad keys using the lightbulb icon for better visibility.
Explains the double signal for valid entries and triple signal for invalid entries.
Step-by-step instructions to open the lock with a valid combination and turn the mechanism.
Details that an invalid combination entry will be signaled by the lock three times.
Explains the five-minute delay after four consecutive invalid entries and its restart behavior.
Guides users through changing the six-digit combination, including prerequisites and steps.
Details the function and duration of the keypad backlight feature.
Describes repeated LED flashing and beeping signifying a low battery requiring immediate replacement.
Step-by-step instructions for replacing the 9-Volt alkaline battery in the lock.
Covers opening the lock and changing the user combination for the electronic entry device.
Describes how to illuminate the keypad keys using the lightbulb icon for better visibility.
Explains the double signal for valid entries and triple signal for invalid entries.
Step-by-step instructions to open the lock with a valid combination and turn the mechanism.
Details that an invalid combination entry will be signaled by the lock three times.
Explains the five-minute delay after four consecutive invalid entries and its restart behavior.
Guides users through changing the six-digit combination, including prerequisites and steps.
Details the function and duration of the keypad backlight feature.
Describes repeated LED flashing and beeping signifying a low battery requiring immediate replacement.
Step-by-step instructions for replacing the 9-Volt alkaline battery in the lock.
The LA GARD 5750 is an Electronic Entry Device, a keypad-based system designed for secure access to safes and vaults. It is compatible with various electronic locks, including 4200 (solenoid) and 4200M (motor), 3800/3801/3802/3803 Firmware, 4300 (solenoid) and 4300M (motor), 3800/3801/3802/3803 Firmware, and 6040 (solenoid) and 6040M (motor) High Security electronic locks.
The primary function of the LA GARD 5750 is to control access to a safe or vault by requiring a valid combination. The device processes user input from its keypad and communicates with the connected lock mechanism to either grant or deny entry. It incorporates several security and user-friendly features to ensure reliable operation and protection.
Opening the Lock: To open the lock, the user must enter a valid six-digit combination. The factory default combination is 1-2-3-4-5-6. Upon successful entry, the lock will provide a "double signal," consisting of two LED flashes and two beeps, indicating that the combination is valid and accepted. Within four seconds of this signal, the user must turn the keypad clockwise for a deadbolt-style lock or turn the handle to the open position for a swing bolt-style lock, and then pull the door open. If an invalid combination is entered, the lock will signal three times (three LED flashes and three beeps).
Changing Your Combination: For security, it is crucial to change the combination from the factory default before putting the lock into operation. This operation should always be performed with the door open. The process involves:
Keypad Backlighting: The keypad features backlighting for ease of use in low-light conditions. Pressing either of the lightbulb icons on the keypad will illuminate the panel keys for approximately eight seconds. This feature is designed not to adversely affect battery life when used in conjunction with normal keypad usage.
Audio and Visual Signals: The device provides clear feedback through audio beeps and visual LED flashes:
Wrong Try Penalty: To deter unauthorized access attempts, the LA GARD 5750 incorporates a wrong try penalty. Entering four consecutive invalid combinations will initiate a five-minute delay period. During this delay, the LED will flash red at ten-second intervals, and the keypad will not respond to any keystrokes. If, after the five-minute delay, two more consecutive invalid combinations are entered, the five-minute delay period will restart.
Low Battery Warning: The device provides a clear warning when the battery power is low. Repeated LED flashing and beeping during an opening operation indicate that the battery needs immediate replacement.
Changing Your Battery: The LA GARD 5750 uses one 9-Volt alkaline battery (e.g., Duracell™ or Eveready™). It is recommended to replace the battery at least once a year. The lock contains a non-volatile memory, meaning it will retain all programming even if the batteries are removed or depleted. To change the battery:
This comprehensive set of features ensures that the LA GARD 5750 provides a secure, reliable, and user-friendly experience for managing access to safes and vaults.
General| Access Method | PIN Code |
|---|---|
| Power Supply | Battery |
| Battery Type | 9V Alkaline |
| Audit | No |
| Operating Temperature | -40°C to 70°C |
| Housing Material | Die-cast metal |
| Finish | Chrome |
