Operating Instructions
S&G® Z03 D-Drive™ Multi-User Electronic Safe Lock
2005 Series
➥Creating the Time Delay Override Code
The TDO code is located in position 9. It is programmed as follows.
7 4 ✽ master code or supervisor code #♪♪♪♪♪9 (position number) #♪♪♪
new TDO code #♪♪♪new TDO code #♪♪♪
➥Changing the Time Delay Override Code
An existing TDO code can only be changed by the holder of that code, as follows.
2 2 ✽OLD TDO CODE #♪♪♪♪♪NEW TDO CODE #♪♪♪NEW TDO CODE #♪♪♪
➥Deleting the Time Delay Override Code
The TDO code is deleted as follows.
7 4 ✽ master code or supervisor code #♪♪♪♪♪9 (position number) #♪♪♪ #♪♪♪ #♪♪♪
Management/Employee Access Mode
➥Types of Management/Employee Access
Management/employee access is an alternate way to operate this lock, to meet special security needs. Your lock can be programmed so that during everyday operation, the master code holder or supervisor code holder can enable the lock. It can then be opened using any valid lock code (master, supervisor, or user code), until it is disabled. There are two varieties of the enable/disable function.
In the first version, only the holder of the master code and supervisor code can enable and disable the lock.
In the second version, user code holders can also disable the lock. The master code and supervisor code holders are the only persons who can both enable and disable the lock.
➥Programming the Lock for Management/Employee Access Mode
Your lock can be programmed so that the master code holder or supervisor code holder can use his code to enable the lock for opening by any valid lock code. When either the master code or supervisor code is again to toggle the lock, it can no longer be opened. This process can be repeated whenever appropriate.
3 2 ✽ master code #♪♪♪♪♪2 #♪♪♪2 #♪♪♪
After this programming procedure is completed, the lock will be disabled. If a valid code is entered, the lock will emit a double beep, but will not open.
➥Enabling the Lock in Management/Employee Access Mode
Before valid codes can be entered to open the lock, it will be necessary to perform the following procedure.
5 5 ✽ master code or supervisor code #♪♪♪♪
Note that the lock emits four beeps to indicate that it can now be opened by any valid code.
➥Disabling the Lock in Management/Employee Access Mode
To make the lock inoperable by any code, simply repeat the same programming procedure.
5 5 ✽ master code or supervisor code #♪♪
Note that the lock emits two beeps to indicate that it is now disabled, and cannot be opened by any code.
This sequence simply toggles the lock on and off to determine whether or not it can be opened by the master code, supervisor code, or any user code. When the lock is disabled, it will emit a double beep when a code is entered, but will not open.
➥Letting Users Disable the Lock in Management/Employee Access Mode
Only the holder of the master code or supervisor code can enable the lock, but there may be circumstances under which you want user code holders to also be able to disable the lock. To allow this, perform the following procedure.
56 ✽ master code #♪♪♪♪♪1 #♪♪♪1 #♪♪♪
Now, after the lock is enabled by the master code or supervisor code holder, any user code holder can disable it by entering the following sequence.
5 5 ✽ any user code #♪♪
When the lock is disabled, it will emit a double beep when a code is entered, but will not open.
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