La Gard 3125 User Operating Instructions

Brand
La Gard
Model
3125
Category
Numeric keypads
Type
User Operating Instructions

La Gard 3125 is an electronic entry device that offers a range of features to enhance security and convenience. With its user-friendly keypad, you can easily set and change your combination, ensuring only authorized individuals have access to your property.

The device provides both audio and visual signals to indicate the validity of your entry code. A double signal (two LED flashes and two beeps) confirms a valid entry, while a triple signal (three LED flashes and three beeps) indicates an invalid code.

To prevent unauthorized access, La Gard 3125 employs a wrong try penalty. If four consecutive invalid combinations are entered, the device will initiate a five-minute delay period, during which the LED will flash red at ten-second intervals.

La Gard 3125 is an electronic entry device that offers a range of features to enhance security and convenience. With its user-friendly keypad, you can easily set and change your combination, ensuring only authorized individuals have access to your property.

The device provides both audio and visual signals to indicate the validity of your entry code. A double signal (two LED flashes and two beeps) confirms a valid entry, while a triple signal (three LED flashes and three beeps) indicates an invalid code.

To prevent unauthorized access, La Gard 3125 employs a wrong try penalty. If four consecutive invalid combinations are entered, the device will initiate a five-minute delay period, during which the LED will flash red at ten-second intervals.

USER OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
3125
Electronic Entry Device
© copyright 2006-2008 (P/N) 752.118 Rev A
•
12/08 Kaba Mas LLC
Page 1 of 2
FEATURES
See Manager Instructions for additional features.
USER COMBINATION
• Open Lock
• Change Combination
WRONG TRY PENALTY
• Four (4) consecutive invalid combination initiates fi ve
(5) minute delay period.
LOW BATTERY WARNING
• Repeated LED fl ashing and beeping during opening
indicates battery is low and needs immediate replacement.
AUDIO AND VISUAL SIGNAL
• Double signal - two (2) LED fl ashes and two (2) beeps -
indicates entry is valid or accepted.
• Triple signal - three (3) LED fl ashes and three (3) beeps -
indicates invalid or not accepted.
OPENING THE LOCK
1. Enter valid combination (and insert eKEY, if set up).
2. The lock will signal a valid combination entry with a double signal.
3. Within four (4) seconds, turn the keypad to the open position (clock-wise) if using a
dead bolt style lock, or turn the handle to the open position if using a swing bolt
style lock.
4. Pull door open.
• Invalid Code Entry - Lock will signal three (3) times.
WRONG TRY PENALTY
• Entry of four (4) consecutive invalid combinations starts a 5-minute delay period.
- LED fl ashes red at ten (10) second intervals.
• At the end of the delay period, two more consecutive invalid combinations will restart
the fi ve (5) minute delay period.
During delay period a single keystroke will respond with three signals.
CHANGING YOUR COMBINATION
ALWAYS PERFORM THIS OPERATION WITH THE DOOR OPEN
1.Enter existing code and hold down the last digit until unit double signals twice and
the LED stays on. If eKEY is set up, enter existing combination, then insert and hold
eKEY until unit double signals twice and the LED stays on.
2. Press the “0” key.
3. Enter your NEW combination two times (and insert eKEY, if set up).
4. If a mistake is made wait thirty (30) seconds and repeat steps 1 - 3.
5. Test lock operation several times before closing the door.
CAUTION: When selecting a combination do not use birthday or other predictable data that
could give correlation between the user and combination. Keep the combination secret.
• Valid Combination Entry - Double signal after valid combination is entered.
• Invalid Combination Entry - Triple signal indicates the old combination is still valid.
© copyright 2006-2008 (P/N) 752.118 Rev A
•
12/08 Kaba Mas LLC
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BATTERY LOW WARNING
Repeated LED fl ashing and beeping during an opening indicates that the battery is low
and needs immediate replacement.
Use only alkaline batteries (Example: Duracell ™or Eveready™ alkaline batteries)
• Use one (1) 9-Volt alkaline battery in the Small Battery Box or six (6) “C” cell alkaline
batteries in the Large Battery Box.
It is recommended that batteries be replaced at least once a year.
If the battery is depleted and will not allow the lock to open:
• Hold a new 9-Volt alkaline battery on the contact points located on the front of the
keypad (large battery terminal to large keypad contact, small battery terminal to small
keypad contact).
• Enter a valid combination to open the lock (see OPENING THE LOCK).
NOTE: You must maintain battery contact at all times throughout the procedure.
Change batteries as directed below.
The lock contains a non-volatile memory, and even with batteries removed, the lock
will retain all programming.
CHANGING BATTERIES
Small Battery Box:
1. Open safe door.
2. Remove battery box cover by pulling the front portion away from the safe door.
3. Remove battery by unsnapping it from the connector.
CAUTION! Hold onto the battery connector to avoid pulling the wires out of
the board.
4. Connect a new 9-Volt alkaline battery to the battery connector.
5. Push the battery and the leads completely into the battery compartment.
6. Replace the cover and test the lock several times before closing the door.
Large Battery Box:
1. Open safe door.
2. Remove battery box cover by pulling the front portion away from the safe door.
3. Remove the six old “C” cell alkaline batteries.
4. Insert six new “C” cell alkaline batteries
5. Replace the cover and test the lock several times before closing the door.
Mounting Instructions available at www.kaba-mas.com.
2788 Small Battery Box or
2789 Small Battery/Alarm Box
4001 Large Battery Box or
4002 Large Battery/Alarm Box
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La Gard 3125 User Operating Instructions

Brand
La Gard
Model
3125
Category
Numeric keypads
Type
User Operating Instructions

La Gard 3125 is an electronic entry device that offers a range of features to enhance security and convenience. With its user-friendly keypad, you can easily set and change your combination, ensuring only authorized individuals have access to your property.

The device provides both audio and visual signals to indicate the validity of your entry code. A double signal (two LED flashes and two beeps) confirms a valid entry, while a triple signal (three LED flashes and three beeps) indicates an invalid code.

To prevent unauthorized access, La Gard 3125 employs a wrong try penalty. If four consecutive invalid combinations are entered, the device will initiate a five-minute delay period, during which the LED will flash red at ten-second intervals.

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