Kaba Mas Auditcon 2 (models 252 and 552)

Kaba Auditcon 2: set or turn off the time delay

How the Master user sets a 1 to 99 minute opening delay, the opening window that follows it, and how to switch the delay off again.

Before you start

• You need the Master User combination (User ID 00 plus the six-digit Master PIN).
• Add any Time Delay Override users first. On the 252 that is User 20; on the 552, Users 90 to 99. Once a delay is set they can no longer be added.
• The lock has no battery. Power it before every operation by turning the dial briskly back and forth until you see two green-and-red flashes and hear two beeps.

Caution. You cannot change the delay while a delayed opening is running. The lock ignores # commands until the window closes.

Set the time delay

1. Power the lock. Two green-and-red flashes.
2. Press # then 5. Green-and-red flashes.
3. Enter the Master combination. Green-and-red flashes.
4. Enter the delay in minutes, 01 to 99. Green-and-red flashes.
5. Enter the same delay again to verify. Green-and-red flashes.
6. Enter the opening window in minutes, 01 to 20. Green-and-red flashes.
7. Enter the same window again to verify. Two green-and-red flashes confirm.

Three red flashes at any step means the entry was rejected. Re-key from step 2.

What happens when someone opens the lock now

Entering a valid combination starts the delay. While powered, the lock shows two red flashes about every four seconds. When the delay ends, the opening window starts: two green flashes with a beep every four seconds. Enter the combination again inside that window and the lock opens. Miss the window and the next valid combination starts a fresh delay.

Turn the time delay off

Run the same procedure and enter 00 at step 4 (and again at step 5). The default from the factory is zero, meaning no delay.

Notes

• A change to the opening window takes effect only after the next opening.
• Shelving the lock keeps the delay setting until the next unlock.

Source: Kaba Mas, Auditcon 2 Series Models 252 & 552 Operating Instructions, doc 3036.074 Rev. D, pages 7 and 8.