The value of time delay is to deter robbery. A very important component of this deterrent is to ensure that a label is affixed to your store's front door advertising to would-be robbers that this safe cannot be opened immediately by any employee as it has a time delay. The theory being that the robber would then elect to go somewhere other than your store as they know the longer they are in the store the greater the likelihood of capture or failure. If your store doesnt have this label i would highly recommend it.

The lock ships with default codes. It is your responsibility to ensure that the default codes are changed to only Codes you know. No one is on your device

SECURAM does not keep any "back up codes" at all. we have no codes to your safe.

I am afraid the TopLit does not have this function.

@@securam thank you for the definitive response 👍

you would have to purchase a new ekey and re-enroll your user ID with this new ekey.

In order to reset all codes back to factory default, follow this mechanical reset process. NOTE: this only works with the SafeLogic Series safe locks kzbin.info/www/bejne/e4OqeZaCnNJ2hJosi=MpKcf5lOFKK93dtu

Unfortunately the only option at this point is to have a locksmith come and drill the safe open.

Just had the same experience, they stopped keeping the master codes for any of their safes. DON'T buy Canon safes!!! BTW, locksmith said between 900.00 to 1200.00 dollars to drill and open the safe. Further the smith said the current gen of digital SG don't last more than a few years, so you are guaranteed to need some way to get into the safe.

This process pairs the lock with the entrypad for all ProLogic entrypads. It does not reset the codes to factory default if that is what you are trying to do. You must know the codes as set in the lock. There is another process to reset the lock to factory default if you don’t know the codes. This is called a Recovery and can only be completed by a licensed locksmith.

Why only a licensed locksmith? If I bought the security container and it included the lock and someone has changed the super code from the factory default - why would I need a licensed locksmith? Why wouldn't Securam provide the information directed in step 6 of Ch 7 of the owner's manual to the owner of the lock that's affixed to the security container I own? @@Securamsys

01/09/2023 0936-0957 - I just spoke with a SecuRam Customer Service agent. And although I told them I am not a locksmith or a law enforcement officer, I was able to breech your stated security protocol specified on your electronic lock recovery request and they provided me with a recovery key to your combination lock. I could easily have been a thief and your agent just provided me the key to open a container. How do you explain their actions? @@Securamsys

it should not need to be changed that often. This suggest there is a power issue and likely a damaged cable or damaged component. I would suggest contacting a locksmith to have the lock evaluated and possibly replaced.

please call tech support at 805-988-8088, we would be happy to assist.

Please contact tech support at 805-988-8088 for assistance.

The industry standard for safe lock installation, is that the safe manufacturers maintain a Manager code (in the case of an electronic lock) or the combination (in the case of a mechanical lock) and log it against the safe serial number. They do this to assist customers in the event that the customer loses their code. The alternative is that the safe must be drilled open.

Canon no longer maintains master reset codes so you are out of luck! They advise drill your safe...

I found that out when I got a reply from Canon. I just can't believe they don't keep manager codes on file anymore..

@@aaronl.8580 It shows how little they value their customer base. The least expensive fix I can find is $800.00, which was the cost of the safe. Guess which brand I will never buy again...

@@aaronl.8580 It's BS, they are not interested in customer service. Further once you drill your safe it is never secure unless you weld the hole shut, anyone can open the safe with a stiff wire... I am just going to cut mine open with a grinder and replace the lock with a mechanical and weld it back together. Safe guy says plan on at LEAST $600.00 as the best case if he drills and changes lock, assuming all goes well. Will cost me less in paint, time and welding...

The SafeLogic series safe lock only has capacity for 2 codes. Performing this procedure will reset both codes back to factory default. The two codes will be as follows: Manager code will be 111111 and the User code will be 123456.

I have two Cannon vaults they have the NL lock. Can I install your locks on my Canon vaults. Or is there a way to wipe the master code from a NL lock. I don’t see the reset hole I even took apart the lock there’s no buttons on the circuit panel.

This procedure will only change your known code to a new code. The SafeLogic Series safe lock has two codes, a Manager code and a User code. You likely have the User code. Often times the Manager code is maintained by the Safe Manufacturer as a reset code to assist you in recovering the safe lock, in case you lose or forget your User code. To gain control of both codes, the Manager code and the User code, you need to follow the procedure outlined in the following video; kzbin.info/www/bejne/e4OqeZaCnNJ2hJosi=zuBRA6e95CIO_OAd This will reset both codes to factory default as follows: The Manager code will be 111111 and the User code will be 123456. You can then change both of these codes to unique codes that only you know. This is accomplished by following the change code process as identified in this video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zn3WZ3SYfslsbKMsi=QjbaoJ2apJmdasfX. There are no other codes available on this lock.

@@securam ok. Thank you very much. So it sounds like if I do exactly what you say, I can reset the manager code to what I want, therefore no one but me, has a code that will unlock this.

Yes. This will reset both codes to factory default as follows: The Manager code will be 111111 and the User code will be 123456. You can then change both of these codes to unique codes that only you know. This is accomplished by following the change code process as identified in this video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zn3WZ3SYfslsbKMsi=QjbaoJ2apJmdasfX

@@securamThank you!

We do not keep any codes. In many cases the Safe Manufacturer maintains a code to assist the safe owner in the event that the user code is forgotten or lost. To gain control of both codes, the Manager code and the User code, you need to follow the procedure outlined in the following video; kzbin.info/www/bejne/e4OqeZaCnNJ2hJosi=zuBRA6e95CIO_OAd This will reset both codes to factory default as follows: The Manager code will be 111111 and the User code will be 123456. You can then change both of these codes to unique codes that only you know. This is accomplished by following the change code process as identified in this video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zn3WZ3SYfslsbKMsi=QjbaoJ2apJmdasfX

Factory reset I know will set it back to 111111. I’m assuming that it can be changed just like any other code. The problem is we don’t know the code and Liberty does.

The SafeLogic Series safe lock has two codes, a Manager code and a User code. You likely have the User code. Often times the Manager code is maintained by the Safe Manufacturer as a reset code to assist you in recovering the safe lock, in case you lose or forget your User code. To gain control of both codes, the Manager code and the User code, you need to follow the procedure outlined in the following video; kzbin.info/www/bejne/e4OqeZaCnNJ2hJosi=zuBRA6e95CIO_OAd This will reset both codes to factory default as follows: The Manager code will be 111111 and the User code will be 123456. You can then change both of these codes to unique codes that only you know. This is accomplished by following the change code process as identified in this video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zn3WZ3SYfslsbKMsi=QjbaoJ2apJmdasfX

The Super code is individualized, but the Recovery Code is generally default. If you are trying to reset your lock to factory default, please contact a local locksmith. The locksmith can then contact us to perform this service for you.

@@securam I’m trying to make it so a warrant doesn’t allow the feds to access my safe.

@@cdutch513 The SafeLogic Series safe lock has two codes, a Manager code and a User code. You likely have the User code. Often times the Manager code is maintained by the Safe Manufacturer as a reset code to assist you in recovering the safe lock, in case you lose or forget your User code. To gain control of both codes, the Manager code and the User code, you need to follow the procedure outlined in the following video; kzbin.info/www/bejne/e4OqeZaCnNJ2hJosi=zuBRA6e95CIO_OAd This will reset both codes to factory default as follows: The Manager code will be 111111 and the User code will be 123456. You can then change both of these codes to unique codes that only you know. This is accomplished by following the change code process as identified in this video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zn3WZ3SYfslsbKMsi=QjbaoJ2apJmdasfX

@@securam so to be very clear, securam does not have a database of manager codes for electronic locks you’ve sold to safe manufacturers?

@@cdutch513 To be very clear, SECURAM does not have a database of codes for any electronic locks we sell. All locks leave our manufacturing facility with default codes and the instruction manual clearly states that the installer is to change those codes to unique codes for security purposes.

The default manager code has been changed from 111111 to a unique code for security purposes by the safe manufacturer. You will need to contact your safe manufacturer to get the unique code.

@@jeremybrookes7006 okay thanks I'll try

Well called them they couldn't help me

you can find the operation manual here: securamsys.com/safelocks/safelogic-basic/

The reset code will not be 000000, this is initiates the change code process. You will need to contact the safe manufacturer who installed you lock to get the Reset code

You would need to contact a registered locksmith to get a recovery code.

That's the lock itself

Most often if a malfunction occurs changing the keypad resolves the issue. On the rare occasion when a lock itself malfunctions a locksmith would be required to by pass the lock mechanism by drilling a small hole to defeat the lock

@@jeremybrookes7006 thank you Jeremy. Would you recommend replacing the lock body after “x” number of years regardless of it’s functionality status, so as to prevent a malfunction occurring in the first place? and I take it that drilling a hole in the safe may damage it beyond repair?

@@kc7136 Usually safe lock electronic system last for about 10 years. so I would recommend changing at that interval.

@@jeremybrookes7006 thanks again Jeremy. By the way is there a way to look up the date of manufacture through the serial number on the lock body as the safe is new but the lock body could have been installed 3 years ago.

@@jeremybrookes7006 I like the old-school combo locks with three numerals. Most all gun safes have these types today. It must be way cheaper.