Phoenix Safe FS1920E Electronic Code Lock User Guide

Phoenix Safe FS1920E Electronic Code Lock

Specifications:

• Model: FS1920E
• Power Supply: 1 x 9V Alkaline Battery
• Anchor Bolt Dimension: M12/180mm
• Drill Bit Diameter: 12mm
• Drill Depth: 150mm
• Minimum Bolt Insertion Depth: 81mm

Product Usage Instructions

Base Fixing for FS1920 Series:

1. Drill the hole according to the dimensions provided (C&D).
2. Clean the hole with a brush to remove debris.
3. Insert the anchor bolt through the base of the safe and tap down using a hammer.
4. Screw the anchor bolt until it tightens no further.

OPENING THE LOCK

1. Press«ON» – single acoustic signal and green LED;
2. Enter master or user code, consisting of 6…8 symbols (master code set up in the factory, 1-2-3-4-5-6, the user code is not activated);
3. Press«ENTER». After the green LED is activated the lock is ready to open during 5 seconds.

PROGRAMMING

1. Master-code programming:
   • Press «ON»;
   • Press «ENTER»;
   • Press «1»;
   • Press «ENTER»;
   • Enter valid master-code and press «ENTER»;
   • Enter new master-code (6 symbols minimum, 8 symbols maximum) and press«ENTER»;
   • Enter new master-code again and press «ENTER».
     A correct input of the valid or new master-code followed by a double acoustic signal and green LED. An incorrect input of the actual or new master-code followed by a single long beep and red L.E.D..
2. User-code programming (using master-code)
   • Press «ON»;
   • Press «ENTER»;
   • Press «2»;
   • Press «ENTER»;
   • Enter valid master-code and press«ENTER»;
   • Enter user-code (6 digits minimum and 8 digits maximum) and press«ENTER»;
   • Enter user-code again and press «ENTER».
3. User-code programming (without using master-code)
   • Press «ON»;
   • Press «ENTER»;
   • Press «3»;
   • Press «ENTER»;
   • Enter valid user-code and press«ENTER»;
   • Enter new user-code (6 minimum, 8 maximum) and press «ENTER»;
   • Enter new user code again and press «ENTER».
4. Deleting the user-code
   • Press «ON»;
   • Press «ENTER»;
   • Press «0»;
   • Press «ENTER»;
   • Enter valid master-code and press«ENTER»;
     The user code is deleted, only the master-code is valid.
5. Dual code programming (master code and user code must al-ready be programmed to enable this function)
   • Press «ON»;
   • Press «ENTER»;
   • Press «7»;
   • Press «ENTER» (If only master code is active, there will be a short acoustic signal and red LED will be turn on. The lock will then turn off, and the red LED will no longer be visible).
   • Enter valid master code and press «ENTER»;
6. Opening the lock using dual code function:
   1. • Press «ON»;
      • Enter valid master code;
      • Press «ENTER»;
   2. There will be a short acoustic signal accompanied by green LED.
   3. During the next 60 seconds with intervals of 5 seconds there will be short acoustic signals accompanied by green LED. During this time a valid user code must be entered, followed by «ENTER».
   4. If the user code is entered correctly, the lock will open, accompanied by a short acoustic signal and green LED.
      If the user code is not entered or is entered incorrectly during the 60 seconds, there will be a long acoustic signal accompanied by red LED. The lock then powers down and the opening procedure has to be repeated from the beginning.
   5.  If the master code is entered incorrectly, there will be a long acoustic signal accompanied by red LED. The lock then powers down.
7. Turning off Dual Code:
   • Press «ON»;
   • Press «ENTER»;
   • Press «8»;
   • Press «ENTER»;
   • Enter valid master code and press «ENTER»
8. Programming of Time delay and Opening time window.
   The time delay (TD) function refers to the period of time which must elapse before the lock can be opened. The opening time window (OTW) is the period during which the lock may be opened after the TD has elapsed. Any valid code can be provided with a TD or OTW function.
   • Press «ENTER»;
   • Press «6»;
   • Press «ENTER»;
   • Enter valid user code or master-code and press «ENTER»;
   • Enter a 2-digit number that will stand for the TD (01 -99 minutes) and a number for the OTW (1-9 minutes). For example: 092 – 9 minutes for TD, and 2 minutes – for the OTW.
     Opening with the help of the programmed TD and OTW.
   • Press «*»;
   • Input valid user-code or master-code: green visual signal
   • Automatic start of TD: red visual and acoustic signals every 5 seconds
   • After end of TD – acoustic signal
   • Automatic start of OTW: green visual and acoustic signal every 5 seconds
   • Enter valid code once again during OTW: green visual signal
   • By pressing «ENTER» during TD period this function is interrupted. The entire sequence must then be repeated in order to open again.
     Cancellation of programmed TD/OTW
   • Press «ON» ;
   • Press «ENTER» ;
   • Press «6» ;
   • Press «ENTER» ;
   • Input valid user or master code and press «ENTER»;
   • Input 0-0-0 for cancelation of TD and OTW.
9. Sound Off/ On
   • Push «ON» button ;
   • Push «ENTER» button ;
   • Push «5» button ;
   • Push «ENTER» button ;
   • Input the actual master-code and push «ENTER» button; Acoustic and light signals are the same as when programming the master-code.

INSUFFICIENT POWER SUPPLY

Low voltage is shown by the red LED and quintuple acoustic signal. There is still sufficient energy for opening. Any change of code is not possible whilst a low battery indication is displaying.

ERROR DIAGNOSES WHEN CHANGING THE ACTUAL MASTER CODE.
This is the service function and it is indispensable for authenticity of the master-code input.

• Push «ON» button;
• Push «ENTER» button;
• Push «4» button;
• Push «ENTER» button;
• Input the service-code «160400» and push «ENTER» button;
• If the lock has ever been opened with the help of the actual master-code, after pushing «ENTER» button-quintuple buzz will follow and the green L.E.D./ will blink 5 times.

BATTERIES

1 x 9V Alkaline Battery is required to activate the lock. Used batteries should not be disposed of with normal domestic waste. These should be disposed of at approved collection points. You may also return used batteries to your retailer at their expense (where applicable).

BASE FIXING FOR THE FS1920 SERIES
Thank you for purchasing a Phoenix Safe. Your safe is ready prepared for base fixing / rear fixing (dependent on the model purchased), with fixing bolts for concrete supplied.

To fix your safe, follow the instructions to the below, using the dimensions in the table.

Drill the hole according to the dimensions (C&D)

Clean the hole with a brush to remove debris.

Insert the anchor bolt through the base of the safe and tap down using with the help of a hammer.

Clean the hole with a brush to remove debris.

GUARANTEE REGISTRATION
Please submit your guarantee registration by visiting our website www.phoenixsafe.com and clicking on guarantee registration. For further assistance or information please contact us on 0151 944 6444.

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FAQ

Q: What type of battery is required to activate the lock?
A: The lock requires 1 x 9V Alkaline Battery for operation.

Q: How should used batteries be disposed of?
A: Used batteries should not be disposed of with normal domestic waste. They should be taken to approved collection points or returned to your retailer at their expense.

Q: Can the code be changed when there is a low battery indication?
A: No, any change of code is not possible whilst a low battery indication is displaying.