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c. Time Delay Override

With Time Delay Override (TDO), you deﬁne whether or not you can override Time Delay, in case you need

to open the lock before the time delay expires - for example, by a cash carrier. If time delay has been

programmed, the following steps must be performed during the opening window period.

mportant note: PIN position 9 is where the Time Delay Override Code is stored. If TDO is not activated (using one of the two following

procedures), a code stored in PIN position 9 acts like a standard User Code.

Type 1: Open Lock After Time Delay Begins

With this option, you enter a TDO Code after a valid user has entered his/her code and the time delay

period has begun. The TDO code must be entered in the ﬁrst 60 seconds of the time delay period. To

choose this type of override, enter:

4 6 * Master Code #



1 #



1 #



Type 2: Open Lock Before Time Delay Begins

With this option, you enter a TDO Code that allows the lock to be opened immediately without waiting for

the time delay to be started. To choose this type of override, enter:

4 6 * Master Code #



2 #



2 #



Turn Off Time Delay Override

mportant note: The TDO Code (PIN position 9) is automatically deleted when TDO is turned off. It can then be re-programmed with

a new code which will act as a standard User Code.

To turn off the Time Delay Override completely after it’s been programmed, enter:

4 6 * Master Code #



0 #



0 #



d. Creating, Changing, and Deleting a TDO Code

To use the TDO feature, you need to create a unique 6-digit TDO code in PIN position 9. Note: The TDO

code is created, changed and deleted the same as user codes. (See Section III. Creating, Changing and

Deleting Codes.)

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