S&G Titan - User Manual

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1. Eachtimeyoupressanumber,letter,orothercharacteronthekeypadofyourelectronicsafelockbeepsandtheredLEDflashes.The
symbolsinexamp lesshow
thenumberofbeepsyouhear.
2. YourlockiscurrentlyinMultipleUserModewhereonlyonecodeisrequiredtoopen.IfyouwantthelocktooperateinDualControlModewheretwocodesare
requiredtoopen,thenyoumustswitchmodes
beforechangingoraddingcodesorprogramminganyfeaturesofthelock.Failingtodosowillresultinnotbeing
abletosetthelocktoDualControlinthefuture.OncethelockissettoDualControlitwillnotbepossibletoreturnittoMultipleUser
Mode.
3. ErrorBeep:Alongbeep(calledaBRAP)duringanyprogrammingsequenceindicatesyouhavemadeanerror.Restartthesequencefromthebeginning.
4. ErrorPenalty:Ifyouenterfiveincorrectcodesinarowwithinatenminuteperiod,thelockstartsaten‐minutepenalty
time.Ifyoupressanybuttonduringthis
time,youwillheartwoBRAPs,andthelockwillnotopen.Youhavenorecourseotherthantowaittenminutesbeforeenteringavalidcodetoopenthelock.
Lock/Unlock
IndicatorTab
Inputcorrect
codethen
rotateringto
Enterdefault“MasterCode”
123456#
OpenLock
Titan Direct‐Drive Lock
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QuickStartInstructions
Install a 9 volt alkaline battery, Duracell is recommended.To install the
battery, pull the lock/unlock indicator tab out slightly and turn the ring
counterclockwise (left) to reveal the battery storage area and battery
connector.Attach the battery then push the ring back toward the base
whileturningclockwise(right).The
ringwill‘click”whenproperlyseated.

Summary

Lock Operation and Setup

Battery Installation

Instructions on how to install a 9-volt alkaline battery into the lock mechanism.

Error Handling and Penalties

Details on error beeps (BRAPs) and the penalty for entering incorrect codes repeatedly.

Multiple User Mode

Opening the Lock using the Factory Default Code

Procedure to open the lock using the pre-set Master Code (123456#).

Creating a New Code

Steps to program a new user code into the lock system.

Changing Your Own Code or the Factory Default Code

Instructions for modifying existing user codes or the factory default code.

Dual Control Mode

Change from Multiple User Mode to Dual Control Mode

Guide for transitioning the lock from Multiple User Mode to Dual Control Mode.

Opening the Lock using the Factory Default Codes

Procedure to open the lock in Dual Control Mode using default Master and User codes.

Creating a New Code in Dual Control

Steps for programming new user codes when the lock is in Dual Control Mode.

Changing Codes in Dual Control

Instructions for modifying codes when the lock is operating in Dual Control Mode.

Overview

1. Function Description
2. Usage Features
3. Multiple User Mode
4. Dual Control Mode
5. Security Features
6. Maintenance Features
7. Battery Installation

The Titan Direct-Drive Lock is an electronic safe lock designed for secure access control, offering both Multiple User Mode and Dual Control Mode to suit various security requirements. This manual provides quick start instructions for its operation, code management, and basic maintenance.

Function Description

The Titan Direct-Drive Lock functions as a secure electronic locking mechanism for safes. It operates by requiring a correct numerical code input followed by a rotation of the keypad ring to open the lock. The lock is powered by a 9-volt alkaline battery, which is essential for its electronic functions. It features an audible beep and a red LED flash with each keypad press, providing feedback to the user. The lock also incorporates security features such as an error beep (BRAP) for incorrect programming sequences and an error penalty system that temporarily locks out the user after multiple incorrect code entries.

Usage Features

The lock offers two primary operational modes: Multiple User Mode and Dual Control Mode.

Multiple User Mode:

In this mode, only one code is required to open the lock.

• Opening the Lock: To open the lock using the factory default code, the user enters "123456#" and then rotates the keypad ring.
• Creating a New Code: To create a new code, the sequence is "74* MASTER CODE # (beeps) PIN POSITION # (beeps) NEW CODE # (beeps) NEW CODE # (beeps)". The "beeps" indicate audible feedback from the lock.
• Changing Your Own Code or the Factory Default Code: To change an existing code, the sequence is "22* YOUR OLD CODE # (beeps) NEW CODE # (beeps) NEW CODE # (beeps)".

Dual Control Mode:

This mode requires two codes to open the lock, providing an enhanced layer of security. It is crucial to note that the transition from Multiple User Mode to Dual Control Mode is a non-reversible function change and must be performed before the factory Master Code is changed for the first time.

• Changing from Multiple User Mode to Dual Control Mode: The sequence for this change is "76*123456# (beeps) 1# (beeps) 1# (beeps)". Upon successful transition, User 2 will be automatically installed with the code "222222".
• Opening the Lock: In Dual Control Mode, the factory default Master Code is "123456#", and the factory default User Code in PIN position 2 is "222222". To open the lock, both codes must be entered within 30 seconds of each other: "123456# (beeps) 222222# (beeps)".
• Creating a New Code: Similar to Multiple User Mode, creating a new code follows the sequence "74* MASTER CODE # (beeps) PIN POSITION # (beeps) NEW CODE # (beeps) NEW CODE # (beeps)".
• Changing Your Own Code or the Factory Default Code: To change an existing code, the sequence is "22* YOUR OLD CODE # (beeps) NEW CODE # (beeps) NEW CODE # (beeps)".

Security Features:

• Audible and Visual Feedback: Each keypad press results in a beep and a red LED flash, confirming input.
• Error Beep (BRAP): A long beep (BRAP) indicates an error during a programming sequence, prompting the user to restart.
• Error Penalty: Entering five incorrect codes consecutively within a ten-minute period triggers a ten-minute penalty time. During this period, any button press will result in two BRAPs, and the lock will not open, preventing brute-force attempts. The user must wait ten minutes before attempting to enter a valid code again.

Maintenance Features

Battery Installation:

The lock requires a 9-volt alkaline battery (Duracell is recommended). To install the battery:

1. Slightly pull out the lock/unlock indicator tab.
2. Turn the ring counterclockwise (left) to reveal the battery storage area and connector.
3. Attach the 9-volt battery to the connector.
4. Push the ring back toward the base while turning clockwise (right) until it "clicks" into place, indicating it is properly seated.

Regular battery replacement is crucial for the continuous operation of the lock. The manual does not specify a battery life indicator, so proactive replacement based on usage or a recommended schedule would be advisable to prevent unexpected lockouts.

S&G Titan Specifications

General

Model	Titan
Bolt Material	Hardened Steel
Relock Trigger	Yes
Drill Resistance	Yes
UL Listed	Yes
Combination Entries	4-wheel
Lock Type	Mechanical combination lock