SUN SAFES MFG. CO. KOREA

UP-040 / UP-060
User Manual

A complete guide to power, opening and automatic locking, password changes, optional fingerprint access and everyday troubleshooting.

Fire resistant safes · English · Original PDF: 6 pages

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Before changing passwords or batteries

Keep the door open and check that the safe operates correctly before closing it. The DC 12 V adapter is the main power supply; the batteries provide auxiliary power.

1. First use & safety

4–20 digit passwordsOne or two passwords supported

DC 12 V adapterMain power; auxiliary batteries: AA × 6

Optional fingerprint lockUp to 10 registered fingerprints

First-use checklist

Identify your controls and connect the correct DC 12 V adapter.
Use your current password to open the safe. The manual lists 123456 as the factory password for User 1.
Set a personal password. If your safe has the second-user option enabled, set its personal password as well.
Test new passwords with the door open before storing items and closing the safe.

Handling and placement

Keep fingers and objects clear when opening and closing the door. Keep children away.
Take care around the edges of the safe to avoid injury.
The safe is heavy. Use care and professional assistance when moving or installing it. Improper handling may damage floors or furniture.
Use a well-ventilated, dry, flat location. Secure the safe firmly to the floor during installation.
Do not place fragile glass or ceramic objects on top of the safe, where they may fall.

Care and storage

Keep moisture and foreign metal objects out of the keypad.
Do not scratch the keypad with sharp objects or apply excessive force.
Avoid gasoline, benzene, solvents, acetone, thinner and other chemicals.
Keep the safe away from direct fire and heat.
Remove batteries if the safe will not be used for a long time.
Do not force the handle; excessive force may cause breakage.

Keep a record of your password in a separate secure location, as advised in the manual.

The manual describes this as a fire resistant safe. It also states that cutting or welding tools can be used to break into a safe and that the manufacturer is not liable for stolen items.

Reference: PDF page 2 (printed page 2), PDF page 3 (printed page 3) and PDF page 5 (printed pages 7–8).

2. Parts & controls

UP touch keypad with LCD, START button and optional fingerprint sensor labelled. — Touch keypad and fingerprint sensor. PDF page 3, printed page 4.

Front and rear views showing the touch panel, side emergency-power connection, rear emergency pack and rear power input. — Normal and emergency power locations. PDF page 3, printed page 4.

Inside layout with drawer, shelf, card and key holder, optional alarm and memory button for password changes. — Inside parts and the white memory button. PDF page 3, printed page 4.

LCD display, touch keypad and START: used for password entry, settings and messages.
Fingerprint sensor: used on models equipped with the optional fingerprint lock.
White memory button: inside the door, used to set passwords, sound and optional fingerprints.
Internal battery pack: on the back of the door, for auxiliary power.
Emergency battery pack: stored on the back of the safe; connects to the emergency power socket on the side of the door.
Adapter input: on the back of the safe.
Other inside parts: drawer, shelf, card/key holder and optional alarm.

Reference: PDF page 3 (printed page 4) and PDF page 4 (printed pages 5–6).

3. Connecting the DC adapter

Use the DC 12 V adapter specified for your safe as its main power supply. Batteries are an auxiliary source.

Locate the adapter input on the back of the safe.
Connect the DC 12 V adapter jack to that input.
Connect the adapter's power cord to the outlet.
Check the automatic inspection: a notification sound is heard and the LCD indicators light on and off. The manual identifies this as normal startup.

Back of safe with close-up of the adapter power input. — Rear adapter input. PDF page 4, printed page 5.

Use the correct adapter. The manual warns that an unauthenticated adapter may cause system problems not covered by the warranty. Confirm a replacement adapter with your local retailer if needed.

Reference: PDF page 4 (printed page 5).

4. Batteries & emergency pack

When the door can be opened

Open the door and remove the battery cover on its back.
Insert six 1.5 V AA alkaline batteries in the correct direction.
Check the startup indication: SAFE → _0… → good, with a beep.
Confirm that the safe works correctly before closing the door.

When low batteries prevent opening

Take the emergency battery pack from the back of the safe.
Insert batteries into that pack in the correct direction, following its markings and the specified AA battery type.
Connect the emergency pack's plug to the emergency power socket on the side of the door.
Follow the normal password opening procedure.
Once access is restored, replace the internal batteries and test operation with the door open.

The emergency pack is for urgent use. For normal use, the manual recommends the adapter. Emergency power supplies the lock with power; you still need the current password or registered fingerprint on an equipped model.

Replace batteries immediately when

Lo_bAt appears.
The door fails to open when OPEn appears after password entry.
good appears with “beep beep” after password entry.
The screen does not turn on when START is pressed.
The touch display is faint, the safe does not respond or it malfunctions.

Read “good” in context: it is normal during the battery startup sequence, but with “beep beep” after password entry it is listed as a battery-replacement warning.

Reference: PDF page 4 (printed page 6).

5. Opening & automatic locking

Open with a password

Press START. The display shows ------.
Enter your 4–20 digit password.
When OPEn appears with a beep, pull the door open within 3–4 seconds.

Factory passwords listed in the manual

User 1: 123456.
User 2, optional: 567890.

These apply only if the corresponding factory settings are still in use. Use your current personal password after it has been changed.

Press START to cancel a password entry in progress. For hidden password display, press START twice for security mode before entering the password.

Close and lock

Close the door fully, keeping fingers and stored items clear. The door locks automatically when closed. Check that it is secured before leaving the safe.

If entry fails

Err-03 indicates an incorrect password. Five consecutive incorrect passwords trigger a 3-minute alarm. Press START and enter the correct password to stop it, or wait for that incorrect-password alarm to stop automatically.

Reference: PDF page 5 (printed page 7) and PDF page 2 (printed page 11).

6. Changing or adding passwords

The safe supports one or two passwords, each 4–20 digits long.

Keep the door open during setup and testing. Do not close it until you have confirmed that the new password works.

White memory button on the inside of the door, circled and labelled. — Password-change memory button. PDF page 5, printed page 8.

Set User 1

Enter the current password and open the door.
Press the white memory button inside the door. The display shows -CodE-, then USEr_.
Press 1, then START. The screen shows ------.
Enter the new 4–20 digit password. Wait for AgAin, then ------.
Enter the same new password again. USEr_1 confirms User 1 setup.
Test the new password with the door open before closing the safe.

Add or set the second password

Repeat the procedure, choosing 2 instead of 1 at the user-selection step, followed by START. Enter and repeat the new second password when prompted, then test it with the door open.

If setup times out: repeat the procedure promptly. The troubleshooting guide specifies entering the password in under 5 seconds. Contact your local retailer if a keypad or memory-button fault prevents setup.

Reference: PDF page 5 (printed page 8) and PDF page 2 (printed page 11).

7. Keypad lock, privacy & sound

Keypad lock mode

Action	Procedure
Activate	Hold START for more than 3 seconds, until Act appears.
Deactivate	Hold START for more than 3 seconds, until dEAct appears.

While active, keypad input displays Act. Deactivate the mode before entering a password normally.

Security mode

Press START twice to hide the password display.

Sound effects ON / OFF

Open the door and hold the white memory button for 3 seconds.
Wait for On-OFF after the beep indication.
Select the setting below, then press START.

Setting	Button sequence
Sound ON	`0` → `START`
Sound OFF	`1` → `START`

Reference: PDF page 3 (printed page 4) and PDF page 5 (printed page 8).

8. Fingerprint lock Optional

Use this section only if the fingerprint option is fitted. Up to 10 fingerprints can be registered.

Register a fingerprint

Open the door and hold the white memory button for 3 seconds, until Set appears.
Briefly press the memory button once more.
Press 0 to register.
When 1-Scan appears and the sensor lights, place your finger on the sensor and wait.
When 1-donE appears, lift your finger.
Scan the same finger two more times to complete registration: three scans in total.

Open with a registered fingerprint

Press START.
Scan your registered fingerprint on the sensor.
When recognition succeeds, the door mechanism releases. Pull the door open when OPEn appears.

Err-04 means the fingerprint was not accepted or is not authorized.

Delete one fingerprint

Open the door and hold the white memory button for 3 seconds, until Set appears.
Briefly press the memory button once more.
Press 1 for deletion.
Enter the fingerprint ID number to delete and press START.

Delete all fingerprints

This removes every registered fingerprint. In the deletion sequence, press the white memory button instead of selecting an individual ID. See PDF page 6, printed page 9.

Reference: PDF page 6 (printed page 9).

9. Security alarm Optional

Use the separate alarm's ON/OFF switch to control it. The alarm uses a 9 V battery, separate from the safe's six AA batteries.

Protect your hearing. The manual warns that the alarm is 120 dB and can damage hearing. Avoid close exposure to the sounding unit.

The incorrect-password alarm is described separately in the opening instructions: after five consecutive wrong passwords, press START and enter the correct password, or wait 3 minutes for that alarm to stop.

Reference: PDF page 5 (printed page 7) and PDF page 2 (printed page 11).

10. Anchoring the safe

Only for safes with pre-drilled anchor holes. Insert the anchor into the floor before bolting down the safe. Anchor sizes vary by model; confirm your hardware and use professional installation assistance when needed.

Metric anchor size listed	Hole diameter listed
M6 × 50 mm	10 mm
M10 × 101 mm	14 mm
M10 × 152 mm	14 mm

Check the anchor size. The manual specifies a hole depth of 50 mm (2 inches). Confirm the drilling requirements for the actual anchor and floor.
Insert the anchor bolt and anchor pipe.
Fit the flat washer and nut. Tighten with the 14 mm wrench specified in the manual so the anchor expands and secures into the floor.
Remove the nut and washer.
Position the safe so the anchor passes through the centre hole in its base.
Fit the washer, lock washer and nut, then tighten.

The bolt may need to be cut. Fit the cover over the hole for fire resistance, as directed in the manual.

Anchor section showing cover, 14 mm nut, lock washer, flat washer, anchor bolt and pipe. — Original anchor assembly. PDF page 6, printed page 10.

Reference: PDF page 6 (printed page 10).

11. Messages & troubleshooting

No response when START is pressed

Check the main adapter and its connections.
Replace depleted batteries and check battery direction.
If keypad lock is active, hold START for more than 3 seconds until dEAct appears.
If there is still no response, contact your local retailer; the circuit may need service.

Green light / OPEn appears, but the door will not open

Replace low batteries.
The original troubleshooting table also lists incorrect handle/key operation and instructs turning the handle clockwise. Apply this only if your fitted hardware uses a handle.
If it still will not open, contact your local retailer for a possible locking-equipment fault.

The password cannot be changed

Repeat the password-change procedure and enter the password in under 5 seconds. Contact the local retailer if a keypad or button fault prevents completion.

Message / situation	Meaning and action
------	Password-entry prompt.
OPEn	Pull the door open within 3–4 seconds.
Err-03	Incorrect password. Enter the correct one.
Alarm after five wrong passwords	Press START and enter the correct password, or wait 3 minutes for that alarm to stop.
Err-04	Optional fingerprint lock: fingerprint not accepted or not authorized. Use a registered fingerprint or your password.
Lo_bAt	Replace the safe's six AA alkaline batteries.
Act / dEAct	Keypad lock active / deactivated. Hold START for more than 3 seconds to toggle as directed.
-CodE- / USEr_	Password setup: choose 1 or 2, then START.
AgAin	Enter the same new password again.
On-OFF	Sound setting: 0 then START for ON, or 1 then START for OFF.
1-Scan / 1-donE	Place your finger on the lit sensor / lift it after that scan is complete.
good	During battery startup: normal confirmation with a beep. With “beep beep” after password entry: replace batteries.
Forgotten password / lost key	Contact your local retailer.

Reference: PDF page 2 (printed page 11), PDF page 3 (printed page 4), PDF page 4 (printed page 6), PDF page 5 (printed pages 7–8) and PDF page 6 (printed page 9).

12. Frequently asked questions

What are the initial passwords?

The manual lists 123456 for User 1 and 567890 for the optional User 2. Use these only if the corresponding original settings have not been changed, and set personal passwords for enabled user slots.

Which batteries does this safe use?

The safe's battery supply uses six 1.5 V AA alkaline batteries. The optional separate alarm uses a 9 V battery.

What if the door will not open because the batteries are low?

Take the emergency pack from the back of the safe, fit batteries correctly and connect its plug to the side of the door. Then follow the normal opening procedure and replace the internal batteries once the door is open.

How many times should I scan a fingerprint?

Three times in total: complete the first scan, lift your finger at 1-donE, then scan the same finger twice more. Up to 10 fingerprints can be registered.

Does the safe lock automatically?

Yes. The manual states that the door locks automatically when closed. Check that it is secured after use.

How long do I hold START for keypad lock?

For this UP manual, hold START for more than 3 seconds to activate Act or deactivate to dEAct.

Where is the troubleshooting table in the PDF?

On the right side of PDF page 2, labelled printed page 11. The PDF is arranged in print spreads, so it is not in normal reading order.

13. PDF manual & support

Keep the original illustrated manual

Download the original English manual for offline use and full illustrations. It contains 6 PDF pages, including the cover and spreads with printed pages 2–11.

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Need assistance?

Contact your local retailer for a forgotten password, lost key, suspected keypad/button/circuit or lock fault, or help confirming an adapter or emergency pack.

This page follows the supplied UP-040 / UP-060 manual. Fingerprint access, the alarm and the second-user factory setting are identified as options where applicable. References distinguish actual PDF pages from printed page numbers.