MAXSafes Quick Access Wall Safe

1. Kupu Whakataki

This manual provides essential instructions for the installation, operation, and maintenance of your MAXSafes Quick Access Wall Safe, Model 50002NV. This wall-mounted safe is designed to secure valuables using advanced finger vein recognition, a numeric keypad, or a traditional key. Please read this manual thoroughly before installation and use to ensure proper function and safety.

Figure 1: MAXSafes Quick Access Wall Safe (Model 50002NV)

2. Nga Hua o te Hua

• Finger Vein Recognition Lock: Utilizes unique blood vessel texture for high-security, unforgeable access. Stores up to 50 finger vein IDs, unaffected by external factors like oil, dryness, or humidity.
• Three Ways to Open: Offers versatile access via finger vein recognition, numeric keypad (4-6 digit code), or physical key.
• Heavy Duty Dual-Latch: All locking mechanisms are positioned on one side of the door to maximize interior storage space.
• Removable Shelves & Pegboard: Includes pre-drilled holes (DIY Pegboard) and adjustable, removable shelves for customized organization.
• Built-in Light & Silent Mode: Features internal LED lighting for visibility in low-light conditions and a silent mode (activated by pressing and holding the "1" key) to disable keypad sounds.
• Pūnaha whakaoho: Activates a 120-second alarm after three incorrect entry attempts. The alarm can be deactivated by using the key, removing the battery, or entering the correct finger vein/passcode.

Figure 2: Finger Vein Recognition in Use

Figure 3: Safe Interior with Removable Shelves and Pegboard

3. Ihirangi mokete

Manatokona kei roto katoa nga mea kei roto i to kete:

• 1 x MAXSafes Wall Safe
• 1 x Pukapuka Tohutohu
• 2 x Ngā Kī Whakakore

4. Nga korero haumaru

• Always store override keys in a secure location away from the safe and out of reach of unauthorized individuals.
• Do not store the override keys inside the safe.
• Ensure the safe is securely mounted to wall studs to prevent unauthorized removal.
• Keep the safe door closed and locked when not in use.
• Regularly check battery levels to ensure continuous operation of electronic locking mechanisms.

5. Tatūnga me te Tāuta

Proper installation is crucial for the security of your wall safe. It is recommended to install the safe between standard 16-inch on-center wall studs.

5.1 Aratohu Ataata Whakauru

5.2 Taahiraa-i-Taahiraa

1. Kōwhiri Tauwāhi: Select a suitable location between two wall studs. Ensure there are no electrical wires, plumbing, or other obstructions behind the drywall.
2. Ine me te Tohu: Use the safe's dimensions (refer to Specifications) to mark the rectangular opening on the drywall.
3. Tapahia te Papamaero: Carefully cut out the marked rectangular section of the drywall using a drywall saw.
4. Whakamātautau Whakatau: Insert the safe into the opening to ensure it fits correctly.
5. Tohua nga Kohao Whakaeke: Open the safe door to access the pre-drilled mounting holes on the interior sides. Use a pencil to mark these locations on the wall studs.
6. Remove Safe & Drill Pilot Holes: Remove the safe from the wall. Using a 1/4-inch drill bit, drill pilot holes at the marked locations on the wall studs.
7. Insert Safe & Secure: Re-insert the safe into the wall opening. Align the mounting holes with the pilot holes. Use the provided bolts and a socket wrench to securely fasten the safe to the wall studs. Tighten firmly but do not overtighten to avoid damaging the wall or safe.

Figure 4: Internal Components and Dimensions for Installation

Figure 5: Installed Wall Safe

6. Mahi

6.1 Operation Video Guide

6.2 Tatūnga Tuatahi

1. Kōkuhu Pūhiko: Open the safe using an override key. Locate the battery compartment inside the safe. Remove the battery cover and insert a new 9V battery (not included).
2. Store Override Keys: Keep the override keys in a secure location outside of the safe for emergency access.

6.3 Programming Finger Vein IDs

The safe can store up to 50 unique finger vein IDs.

1. Pātene Whakauru Papatono: Open the safe using an override key or the default access code. Locate the program button inside the safe (usually under a rubber cover). Press the program button.
2. Register Finger Vein: Place your finger on the scanner. The scanner will prompt you to lift and place your finger three times to register your finger vein ID.
3. Repeat for Additional Users: Repeat the process for any additional finger vein IDs you wish to register.

6.4 Erasing All Finger Vein IDs

To erase all stored finger vein IDs:

1. Pātene Whakauru Papatono: Open the safe and press the program button.
2. ūkui: Press and hold the program button for 5 seconds, then press the '4' key on the keypad. All registered finger vein IDs will be erased.

6.5 Programming Numeric Combinations

The safe can store one 4-6 digit numeric code at a time.

1. Pātene Whakauru Papatono: Open the safe and press the program button.
2. Enter New Code: Whakauruhia to waehere mati 4-6 i runga i te papapātuhi.
3. Waehere Whakaū: Press the program button again to confirm and save the new code. Repeat the process to re-enter the code for verification.

Figure 6: Multiple Access Methods

6.6 Te Whakakore i te Kī

In case of battery failure or forgotten codes, the safe can be opened using the physical override keys. Locate the hidden keyhole, remove its magnetic cover, insert the key, and turn to open.

6.7 Aratau Wahangu

To enable or disable silent mode (which mutes keypad sounds), press and hold the "1" key on the keypad.

6.8 Pūnaha Whakaoho

If three incorrect finger vein or numeric code entries are made consecutively, the safe's alarm system will activate for 120 seconds. During this time, the safe will also enter a 2-minute lockout period, preventing further attempts.

To stop the alarm and end the lockout:

• Enter a correct finger vein ID or numeric passcode.
• Use an override key to open the safe.
• Remove the 9V battery.

Figure 7: Safe with Interior LED Lighting

7. Tiaki

• Whakakapinga Pūhiko: Replace the 9V battery annually or when the low battery indicator activates.
• Te horoi: Wipe the exterior and interior of the safe with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or solvents.
• Tikanga Maukati: Do not lubricate the lock mechanism. If the lock becomes stiff, contact customer support.

8. Te Raru

9. Whakatakotoranga

10. Pūtāhui me te Tautoko

For warranty information or technical support, please refer to the contact details provided with your purchase documentation or visit the official MAXSafes webpae. Puritia to riirii hoko hei tohu mo te hoko mo nga kereme whakamana.