Grizzly T10723, T10722 User Manual

MODEL T10722/T10723

FINGERPRINT SAFE

INSTRUCTIONS

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Introduction

The Model T10722/T10723 Fingerprint Safe (see
Figure 1) provides three methods of securing
your belongings:

• Biometric fingerprint verification

• PIN number

• Key

This safe features a soft mat inside to protect
secured items, a removable upper shelf, and
mounting holes for securing to a wall or the floor.

Specifications

Overall Dimensions

T10722 .................. 13

T10723 ................. 15" W x 11

Maximum Fingerprints ..................................... 32

Maximum PIN Numbers .................................... 8

Fireproof ..........................................................No

Required Batteries .........................4 AA, Alkaline

3

⁄4" W x 10" H x 9 7⁄8" D

3

⁄4" H x 11 3⁄4" D

Small Item Inventory

Description Qty

Protective Mat .................................................... 1

Anchor Studs M8-1.25 x 50 ............................... 4

AA Alkaline Batteries ......................................... 4

Keys ................................................................... 2

Grizzly cannot replace lost or stolen keys.
Please contact your local locksmith if this
happens.

Figure 1. Model T10723 Fingerprint Safe.

COPYRIGHT © FEBRUARY, 2013 BY GRIZZLY INDUSTRIAL, INC.

NO PORTION OF THIS MANUAL MAY BE REPRODUCED IN ANY SHAPE

OR FORM WITHOUT THE WRITTEN APPROVAL OF GRIZZLY INDUSTRIAL, INC.

FOR MODELS MANUFACTURED SINCE 01/13 #TS15619 PRINTED IN CHINA

To reduce the risk of lost or stolen keys,
keep them in a secure location that is sepa­rate from the safe.

DO NOT store keys inside safe!

Identification

Before using the safe to store items, you
need to install the batteries, record one or
more fingerprints, and record a PIN number.

A

B

C

Installing Batteries

1. Slide the keyhole cover down to remove it,

then use the key to open the door.

2. Slide the cover off the battery compartment,
install four AA batteries, then re-install the

I

H

G

J

F

E

D

1

2

3

4

K

cover.

Note: Orient the batteries as directed by the

illustrations on the back wall of the battery
compartment.

Fingerprint Scanning Tips

The fingerprint scanner uses light to read the dif­ference between the ridges and valleys of your
fingerprint.

Follow these tips to successfully use your fin­gerprint to operate the safe:

• Keep your finger tip clean, especially of oily
or sticky substances.

Figure 2. Controls identification.

A. Reset Button

B. Battery Compartment

C. Dead Bolts

D. Fingerprint Scanner

E. Green Light

F. PIN Pad

G. Red Light

H. Door Handle

I. Security Pad

J. Keyhole Cover

K. Activation Button

• Keep the scanner surface clean (refer to the
Cleaning section on Page 4).

• Center your finger tip flat on the scanner with
medium pressure. If you use too much or too
little pressure, the scanner may not be able
to tell the difference between the ridges and
valleys of your fingerprint.

• If your forefinger tip is narrow, use your thumb
or middle finger to provide a wider fingerprint.

• If your finger tip is very dry, restore the natural
oil and moisture by rubbing it on your palm,
along the bridge of your nose, or across your
forehead.

• If your finger tip is wet or excessively moist,
dry it with a soft cloth. Do not use paper or
other material that will leave particles on the
skin surface.

Most of the safe operations are time sensi­tive. In general, you will have approximately
five seconds between finishing one action
in the procedure and starting the next.
Otherwise, you will have to start with Step 1
to begin the procedure again.

Locking Safe

To lock the safe, make sure the dead bolts are
withdrawn into the door, then close the door and
rotate the door handle counterclockwise

1

⁄4 turn.

Unlocking with Fingerprint

1. Press and release the activation button.

Recording Fingerprint

1. With the safe door open, then press and

release the reset button.

2. Place your fingertip on the fingerprint scanner
with medium pressure.

— If properly recorded, the green light will

flash once, then, after a pause, flash again.

— If the red and green lights flash together,

the fingerprint was not recorded. Try again.

Recording PIN Number

1. Press and hold the number “1” key on the

PIN pad until the green light flashes once,
then, after a pause, flashes again.

Note: The default factory-set PIN number is

“1234”.

2. Enter the current PIN number and press the
activating button.

— If the PIN number was accepted, the green

light will flash once.

2. When the fingerprint scanner lights up, place
your fingerprint on the scanner with medium
pressure.

— If your fingerprint was verified, the green

light will flash once, then, after a pause, will
remain lit for approximately five seconds.
During this time, use the door handle to
unlock and open the door.

— If the red and green lights flash together,

the fingerprint was not verified. Try again.

Unlocking with PIN Number

1. Use the PIN pad to enter the PIN number and

press the activation button.

— If the PIN number was verified, the green

light will flash once, then, after a pause, will
remain lit for approximately five seconds.
During this time, use the door handle to
unlock and open the door.

— If the red and green lights flash together,

the fingerprint was not verified. Try again.

3. Enter the new PIN number and press the
activation button.

Note: PIN numbers must be 4–8 numbers in

length.

4. Repeat Step 3.

—If properly recorded, the green light will

flash once, then, after a pause, flash again.

— If the red and green lights flash together,

the PIN number was not recorded. Try
again.

Model T10722/T10723 (Mfg. Since 01/13)

Re-setting to Factory Defaults

1. Open the door, then press and hold the reset

button until the following sequence is com­plete:

• One beep with a flash of the green light.

• 15 flashes of the green light.

• One beep with a flash of the green light.

The safe is now set to factory defaults without any
fingerprint scans in memory and the PIN number
set to “1234.”

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Mounting Safe

The safe has holes through the back and bottom
for mounting to a wall or floor.

When mounting to a wall, we recommend secur­ing 1" wood stock to the wall studs, then securing
the safe to the wood. Make sure the mounting will
hold the weight of the safe and contents, as well
as the forces of opening and locking the door.

Cleaning

Use a soft cloth moistened with warm water to
clean the painted surfaces of the safe. Do not use
solvents, abrasives, or spray cleaners that can
damage the finish or electronic components.

Always keep liquids away from the security pad
and the battery compartment to prevent damaging
the electronic components.

Batteries

The electronics of the safe are powered by four
AA batteries. If the fingerprint scanner or PIN pad
does not respond or if the red light on the security

Regularly clean the fingerprint scanner lens with a
soft cloth moistened with warm water. Do not use
paper products that can scratch the lens. Do not
use chemicals or spray cleaners that can damage
the lens or electronic components.

pad stays ON when attempting a procedure, the
batteries need to be replaced.

Use the key to open the safe and replace the
batteries with four high-quality AA alkaline batter­ies. Refer to Installing Batteries on Page 2 for
detailed instructions.

Note: When the batteries are removed, the record­ed fingerprint scans and PIN number stay in non­volatile memory and will remain functional when
the batteries are replaced.

Troubleshooting

Review the troubleshooting and procedures in this section if a problem develops with your safe. If you need
additional help with a procedure, call our Technical Support at [phone].

Note: Grizzly cannot replace lost or stolen keys. Please contact your local locksmith if this happens.

Symptom Possible Cause Possible Solution

Security pad
does not properly
respond to input;
red light stays on.

Fingerprint scanner
will not record
fingerprint.

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1. Batteries are low or dead.

2. Electronic components are at fault.

1. Scanner lens is dirty.

2. Fingerprint not readable.

3. Security pad memory has reached maximum
limit of 32 fingerprint scans.

1. Replace batteries.

2. Replace safe or use keys to operate.

1. Clean scanner lens.

2. Follow the Fingerprint Scanning Tips on Page 2.

3. Erase security pad memory by re-setting to factory
defaults.

Model T10722/T10723 (Mfg. Since 01/13)