Taylor PHOENIX User Manual

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Electronic Safe Lock Recovery Tool
Instruction Manual v4.0
The Phoenix Electronic Safe Lock Recovery Tool eliminates the need to drill most keypad
equipped safes in the event of a lock out due to lost combination, lock malfunction or
keypad failure. Simply remove the existing keypad, plug the lock and/or keypad cable into
the Phoenix and select the appropriate opening or diagnostic feature from the on-
screen menu. In minutes the Phoenix will have the safe open with no drilling, no repairs
to the safe and no replacement of the lock.

Taylor PHOENIX Specifications

General

Brand	Taylor
Model	PHOENIX
Category	Tools
Language	English

Summary

Connect Locks, Interface Cables and Accessories

Junction Box

Connects locks and keypads to the Phoenix tool.

Locks

Connects to LOCK PORTS on the Junction Box.

Keypad Interface Cables

Cables for connecting various keypad types to the Phoenix.

Other Cables & Accessories

Includes JumpBox, Reset Dongle, and Reset Adapters.

Powering Up

Powering Down

Procedure to safely turn off the Phoenix tool.

Sleep Mode - Automatic Power Off

Automatic shutdown feature to conserve battery.

Quick Charge

Method to quickly charge the Phoenix to maximum capacity.

Smart Charge

Battery/Charging Notes

Important considerations for battery care and storage.

System Startup Screen

Activation / Login PIN

Code Entry / PIN Entry

On-screen keypad interface for entering codes and PINs.

Menu Navigation

Main Menu

The primary screen for accessing all Phoenix features.

Electronic Safe Lock Quick Reference

Drill Points Abbreviations

Definitions for drill point measurements (TB, TF, AF, CW, CCW).

JumpBox E-Lock Power Boost

Keypad Tester

Universal Keypad / Emergency Keypad

Using the Emergency Keypad

How to use the Phoenix as a temporary emergency keypad.

IONIC Spiking

Step 1: Select Lock Type and Handing

Guide to selecting lock type and orientation for spiking.

Step 2: Micro-Drill Lock Case Thru Spindle Hole

Step 3: Connect JumpBox cable to Keypad

Instructions for connecting the JumpBox cable to the keypad.

Step 4: Inject IONIC Solution

Step 5: Spike Lock to Open

Process of injecting solution and opening the lock.

LOCK SERVICING

CONNECT LOCK

Screen for connecting the lock for servicing and identification.

IDENTIFYING...

Process of identifying the lock's make, model, and vintage.

ANALYZING...

Analysis phase to gather lock information.

LOCK INFORMATION

Displays details about the identified lock.

LOCK MENU

Lock Menu Options

List of available actions within the Lock Menu.

LOCK MENU - OPEN

QUICK DIAL

Method to open a lock using a known code via quick dial.

In-Depth - Lock Repair Process

LOCK MENU - PROGRAM

LaGARD 3045 HANDHELD PROGRAMMER

Simulates LaGard 3045 programmer for specific locks.

LOCK MENU - RESET

SecuRam Code Recovery

SETUP

Steps to prepare for SecuRam code recovery.

RECOVERY PROCESS

Procedure to retrieve recovery keys and codes.

Tools Menu

Audit Viewer

View the full history of activity on your Phoenix.

Job Notes

View and manage saved job notes.

LaGard 3045 Programmer

Program LaGard locks using the Phoenix interface.

Voltmeter

Measure voltage and resistance with the Phoenix.

System Check

View system component status and values.

Connection Diagnostic

View live readings from the Phoenix output jack.

TOOLS MENU - POWER SUPPLY

Connecting

How to connect the JumpBox cable for power supply.

Adjusting Output Level

How to adjust the voltage output level.

TOOLS MENU - VOLTMETER

Connecting

How to connect the voltage and resistance input lines.

JOB NOTES

[NOTES]

Displays saved job notes with time and date.

Settings Menu

Secure Reset

Enable secure login PIN for lock reset operations.

Volume Setting

Adjust the sound volume options (OFF, LOW, HIGH).

Change Login PIN

Set a new login PIN for the Phoenix.

Set Priority

Configure lock reset priority (RESET or OPEN).

Recalibrate

Recalibrate power output and switch junction boxes.

Command Mode Interface (ADVANCED - use caution)

COMMAND MODE

Advanced interface for direct tool interaction and custom tasks.

Command Mode Examples

Changing a code from 123456 to 111111 on a LaGard

Example of changing a lock code using command mode.

Remove the time delay from an S&G 6120 without waiting

Script to remove time delay from S&G 6120 lock.

Check if a lock is in penalty and if a code is valid

Commands to check lock penalty status and code validity.

Show a positive, uplifting message and beep a bunch

Example commands for displaying messages and beeping.

Command Mode - Saving and Replaying Command Scripts

Example Script - Adding User #2 with code 222222

Demonstration of saving and running a script.

Command Mode - Adding New PROGRAM Menu Buttons

Useful Examples

Examples of creating custom PROGRAM menu buttons.

Software Updates