IMPORTANT FIRST STEPS:

IMPORTANT

FIRST STEPS:

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REGISTER YOUR NEW SAFE for

full warranty protection at: TempletonSafes.com/ register

You will RECEIVE QUICK START INSTRUCTIONS

once you submit your information.

Can't register now? Follow steps 2-3 to get set up.

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Change the factory set Master Code to your own unique code. See page 4.

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Install a NEW 9-Volt Battery Safe Operating Tips

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Factory Set Master Code Changing the Master Code

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Single User Mode Dual User Mode

Incorrect Code Input / Lockout Mode

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Activate Additional User Codes Change User Codes

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Delete User Codes Set Single User Mode

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Set Dual User Mode Set a Time Delay

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Open in Time Delay Mode Low Battery Warning Signs Reset Function (If Master Code is Lost)

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Override Key Instructions

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Troubleshooting Technical Support

To ensure the safety of your belongings, YOU MUST CHANGE THE FACTORY SET MASTER CODE to your own unique code

immediately. See page 4 for instructions.

Table of Contents

BASIC FEATURES AND TIPS

• 6 User Codes Available: Master, User 1, User 2, User 3, User 4, and User 5.

• Optional Dual User Mode: In this mode, two separate codes are needed to

enter the locked safe.

• Programmable Time Delay: This function can be set from 1 minute to

59 minutes.

• Avoid Confusion: Keep detailed notes on which code belongs to which user.

• Incorrect Code Input / Lockout Mode: If 4 wrong codes are entered, the

keypad will not accept any codes for 5 minutes. If you press any key during this lockout, the orange light will turn on for approximately 2 seconds and you will hear a beep.

Install a NEW

9-Volt Battery

on the bottom edge of the keypad. Remove the cover by pulling down on the tab.

Step 2: Slowly and carefully remove

the battery connector from within the compartment. Attach a NEW 9-Volt battery and gently insert it back into the compartment. Do not force the battery in as this can dislodge the wires.

Step 3: Reattach the battery cover.

Continue to page 4 to begin customizing your access codes. It is highly recommended that you change the factory set Master Code.

SAFE OPERATING TIPS

Tip 1: Always make sure your safe is locked before walking away!

Tip 2: If a code is entered correctly a green light will turn on for approximately 5 seconds and you will hear a click. Turn the handle before the green light turns off.

Tip 3: If a code is entered incorrectly, a red light will turn on followed by 5 beeps. You will need to re-enter your code.

Tip 4: Be sure to press firmly and only use your fingertips to press the keys on the keypad. Do not use your fingernail, a pen, etc. This will damage the keys.

BATTERY TIPS

The safe MAY NOT OPERATE CORRECTLY if a used or old

battery is installed. The LOCK WILL RETAIN ALL CURRENT CODES AND SETTINGS when you install/

change the battery.

BATTERY COMPARTMENT BATTERY

Factory Set Master Code

Your Master Code is factory set to: 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8

If you want to familiarize yourself with the safe before changing the Master Code, follow the next three steps. Be sure you have installed a NEW battery before proceeding.

Step 1: Enter 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8 followed by the # button.

Step 2: Turn handle before the green light turns off.

Step 3: To lock your safe, close door and turn handle to the locked position.

The Master Code should always be held by the owner of the safe. You will not be able to activate/delete users, set up single/dual entry or set up time delay without the Master Code.

Changing the Master Code

Test your new code several times before closing the door.

Step 1: Press the * button twice. The lock will beep 2 times.

Step 2: Enter 8-8-8 followed by the # button. The lock will beep 2 times.

Step 3: Enter the Current Master Code followed by the # button. The lock will beep 2 times.

Step 4: Enter a New Master Code followed by the # button. The lock will beep 2 times.

Step 5: Re-enter the New Master Code followed by the # button. The light will stay green for 3 seconds.

EXAMPLE:

*-* / 8-8-8-# / Master Code-# / New Master Code-# / New Master Code-#

If there’s been an unsuccessful code change you will hear 5 beeps. This means the old code is still valid. Repeat steps 1 - 5.

TWO MODE OPTIONS FOR OPENING YOUR SAFE:

Single User Mode

Step 1: Enter the Code followed by the # button. The light will stay green for 5 seconds.

Step 2: Turn the handle clockwise before the green light disappears. EXAMPLE:

1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-#

If an invalid code is entered, a red light will show along with 5 beeps.

Dual User Mode

You will need to set up your Dual User Codes first. Please refer to Setting Single User and Dual User Mode on pages 7 and 8.

Step 1: Enter the first Code followed by the # button. The lock will beep 2 times.

Step 2: Enter the second Code followed by the # button. The light will stay green for 5 seconds.

Step 3: Turn the handle clockwise before the green light disappears. EXAMPLE:

1st Code-# / 2nd Code-#

If an invalid code is entered, a red light will show along with 5 beeps.

Incorrect Code Input / Lockout Mode

If 4 wrong codes are entered, the keypad will not accept any codes for 5 minutes. If you press any key during this lockout, the orange light will turn on for approximately 2 seconds and you will hear a beep.

Activate Additional User Codes

Step 1: Press the * button twice. The lock will beep 2 times.

Step 2: Enter 3-3-3 followed by the # button. The lock will beep 2 times.

Step 3: Enter the current Master Code followed by the # button. The lock will beep 2 times.

Step 4: Enter the User Number followed by the # button. (Specify which user you would like to activate by referring to them as: 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5)

Step 5: Enter the New User Code (can be 3-8 digits) followed by the # button. The lock will beep 2 times.

Step 6: Re-enter the New User Code followed by the # button. The light will stay green for 3 seconds.

EXAMPLE:

*-* / 3-3-3-# / Master Code-# / 4-# / New User Code-# / New User Code-#

This will activate User 4. If there’s been an unsuccessful code activation you will hear 5 beeps. If this happens repeat steps 1 - 6.

Change User Codes

Step 1: Press the * button twice. The lock will beep 2 times.

Step 2: Enter 4-4-4 followed by the # button. The lock will beep 2 times.

Step 3: Enter the Current User Code followed by the # button. The lock will beep 2 times.

Step 4: Enter the User Number (Specified as: 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5) followed by the # button.

Step 5: Enter the New User Code followed by the # button. The lock will beep 2 times.

Step 6: Re-enter the New User Code followed by the # button. The light will stay green for 3 seconds.

EXAMPLE:

*-* / 4-4-4-# / User 2 Code-# / 2-# / New User Code-# / New User Code-#

This will change User 2’s Code. If there’s been an unsuccessful code change you will hear 5 beeps. If this happens repeat steps 1 - 6.

Delete User Codes

Step 1: Press the * button twice. The lock will beep 2 times.

Step 2: Enter 6-6-6 followed by the # button. The lock will beep 2 times.

Step 3: Enter the Current Master Code followed by the # button. The lock will beep 2 times.

Step 4: Enter the User Number (Specified as: 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5) followed by the # button. The lock will beep 2 times.

Step 5: Re-enter the User Number (Specified as: 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5) followed by the # button. The light will stay green for 3 seconds.

EXAMPLE:

*-* / 6-6-6-# / Master Code-# / 1-# / 1-#

This will delete User 1. If there’s been an unsuccessful code deletion you will hear 5 beeps. If this happens repeat steps 1 - 5.

Set Single User Mode

Step 1: Press the * button twice. The lock will beep 2 times.

Step 2: Enter 1-5-8 followed by the # button. The lock will beep 2 times.

Step 3: Enter the Current Master Code followed by the # button. The lock will beep 2 times.

Step 4: Press 1 followed by the # button. The light will stay green for 3 seconds. This signifies the Single User Mode being set.

EXAMPLE:

*-* / 1-5-8-# / Master Code-# / 1-#

If there’s been an unsuccessful Single User Mode setup you will hear 5 beeps. If this happens repeat steps 1 - 4.

Set Dual User Mode

Step 1: Press the * button twice. The lock will beep 2 times.

Step 2: Enter 1-5-8 followed by the # button. The lock will beep 2 times.

Step 3: Enter the Current Master Code followed by the # button. The lock will beep 2 times.

Step 4: Press 2 followed by the # button. The light will stay green for 3 seconds. This signifies the Dual User Mode being set.

EXAMPLE:

*-* / 1-5-8-# / Master Code-# / 2-#

If there’s been an unsuccessful Dual User Mode setup you will hear 5 beeps. If this happens repeat steps 1 - 4. To use this mode, refer to Two Mode Options

for Opening Your Safe on page 5.

Set a Time Delay

Step 1: Press the * button twice. The lock will beep 2 times.

Step 2: Enter 1-5-9 followed by the # button. The lock will beep 2 times.

Step 3: Enter the Current Master Code followed by the # button. The lock will beep 2 times.

Step 4: Enter the desired Time Delay in minutes (01-59) followed by the # button. The light will stay green for 3 seconds.

01 = 1 minute Time Delay | 59 = 59 minute Time Delay 00 = Will turn Time Delay mode off

EXAMPLE:

*-* / 1-5-9-# / Master Code-# / 03-#

This will set the Time Delay period to 3 minutes. If there’s been an unsuccessful Time Delay setup you will hear 5 beeps. If this happens repeat steps 1 - 4.

Open in Time Delay Mode

Step 1: Enter any valid code.

Step 2: Once a code is entered the Time Delay will activate.

Step 3: During the Time Delay, codes will not be accepted. If a key is pressed during the Time Delay, the keypad will not respond.

Step 4: The lock will beep continuously and the green light will flash for the last 30 seconds of the Time Delay period.

Step 5: Once the continuous beeps stop, the lock will unlock for 5 seconds.

Step 6: Turn the handle to open safe.

Low Battery Warning Signs

Sign 1: When you enter your code, a green light and a red light will turn on for approximately 5 seconds; you will also hear 10 beeps. The safe will probably not unlock.

Sign 2: When you enter your code, a green light will turn on for approximately 1 second. The safe will probably not unlock.

Sign 3: Your keypad has no response–no beeps and no lights.

Reset Function

Revert to the factory default if you forget the Master Code.

Step 1: Locate the reset button on the side of the door.

Step 2: Detach the battery (see page 3) and wait 30 seconds before continuing.

Step 3: Press and hold the reset button for 5 seconds. Reinstall the battery. You will hear a long beep and the green light will turn on. The Factory Set Master code is now in place.

Override Key Instructions

CHECK LIST

Before proceeding further, be sure to follow these 3 important steps:

Step 1: Have an Override Key available. 3 keys came with the safe.

Step 2: Have a Phillips-Head Screwdriver available.

Step 3: Remove the battery. Pay close attention to avoid pulling or tugging on keypad face or wires. It is crucial that all wires stay intact and connected for the lock to operate. Please note, you are liable for any damages that occur to the lock while accessing the override key slot.

LOCATE THE OVERRIDE KEY SLOT

The Override Key is concealed (yet easy to access)

in case of an emergency or loss of code.

Step 1: Remove the battery.

Step 2: Locate the black “bubble sticker.” This is located at the top, center of the keypad. See Figure A.

Step 3: Remove the bubble sticker. Place the sticker aside, face down, so it does not stick to anything. Do not lose this sticker.

Step 4: Use your Phillips-Head

screwdriver to remove the screw that connects the keypad face to the keypad collar. See Figure B. The Keypad Face is the keypad and surrounding chrome edge. The Keypad Collar is the black housing that is attached to the safe. This houses the battery, wires and electronic components.

Step 5: Carefully let the keypad face hang with wires still attached. See Figure C. BUBBLE STICKER KEY SLOT

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USING THE OVERRIDE KEY

Step 1: With the keypad face removed, locate the override key slot inside the keypad collar, on the right. See Figure D.

Step 2: Place the key into the slot. See Figure C. Make sure the key slides completely into the slot. See Figure D.

Step 3: Once key is snug, turn counter clockwise (left). Your safe will be unlocked. See Figure E.

REMOVING THE OVERRIDE KEY Step 1: Make sure the safe is in the

locked position.

Step 2: With the safe locked, turn the key clockwise (right) and remove it.

REINSTALL THE KEYPAD FACE

Be EXTREMELY careful with the wiring. Do NOT pinch wires in between the keypad face and the keypad collar.

Step 1: With your fingers, carefully grip the keypad face, holding it so the face is out and the numbers are right side-up.

Step 2: Reattach it to the keypad collar by inserting bottom first, so the notch connects, then carefully press the face into keypad collar casing.

Step 3: Once the keypad face is snug in place, screw the keypad face back to the keypad collar and replace the “bubble sticker.”

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Troubleshooting

LOCK HAS NO RESPONSE (No Beeps) • Make sure the battery wires in the

keypad housing are not pinched and are securely connected.

• Lock may possibly be in the Lockout Penalty mode (See Incorrect Code Input / Lockout Mode on page 5). Wait 5 minutes and check to see if the lock responds/beeps.

• Replace the existing battery with a new one (See Install a NEW 9-Volt Battery on page 3).

LOCK IS RESPONDING BUT DOES NOT UNLOCK

• Make sure you are getting a valid response (beeps). • Make sure you get a signal

with every key stroke.

• Make sure you are not in Time Delay mode (See Open In Time Delay Mode on page 9).

• Replace the existing battery with a new one (See Install a NEW 9-Volt Battery on page 3).

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