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Figure 2. Controls identification.
A.Reset Button
B.Battery Compartment
C.Dead Bolts
D.Fingerprint Scanner
E.Green Light
F.PIN Pad
G.Red Light
H.Door Handle
I.Security Pad
J.Keyhole Cover
K.Activation Button
Before using the safe to store items, you need to install the batteries, record one or more fingerprints, and record a PIN number.
Installing Batteries
1.Slide the keyhole cover down to remove it, then use the key to open the door.
2.Slide the cover off the battery compartment, install four AA batteries, then
Note: Orient the batteries as directed by the illustrations on the back wall of the battery compartment.
Fingerprint Scanning Tips
The fingerprint scanner uses light to read the dif- ference between the ridges and valleys of your fingerprint.
Follow these tips to successfully use your fin- gerprint to operate the safe:
•Keep your finger tip clean, especially of oily or sticky substances.
•Keep the scanner surface clean (refer to the Cleaning section on Page 4).
•Center your finger tip flat on the scanner with medium pressure. If you use too much or too little pressure, the scanner may not be able to tell the difference between the ridges and valleys of your fingerprint.
•If your forefinger tip is narrow, use your thumb or middle finger to provide a wider fingerprint.
•If your finger tip is very dry, restore the natural oil and moisture by rubbing it on your palm, along the bridge of your nose, or across your forehead.
•If your finger tip is wet or excessively moist, dry it with a soft cloth. Do not use paper or other material that will leave particles on the skin surface.
