How many different passwords can you have? And is there a way to get a log of the entries into the safe?
1418321
Only one combination can be entered, unless i missed something in the directions. There is a key lock if the batteries go dead. you have to remove the batteries to get access to the key hole but the combo stays ok so you don't have to reset. There is no logging.
1418322
Supposed to be able to have two, I only have 1 going on mine now. There is no way to get logs of who logs into the safe and when, at least that I know of.
24123
There is 1 master code and 8 user codes. You can also setup a passage mode where you only need to press 1 number and # to unlock. You can use as many digits as you like but the minimum is 3 I think. The process to add/change codes is quite easy once you do a couple to get the hang of it.
806247
A reviewer said this: Press the red button on the back of the door after you open the safe, enter up to an 8 digit code and then you are set. I had to press either the R or B button after too for mine to work.
886533
Several. Check the dimensions--this is quite large compared to similar safes
430595
the password can be anything you want it to be. I'm not sure if that's helpful for your question.
1344586
Personnaly I never encounted this password problems. You should see a software engineer who will try to save your data before rebooting ...
2195565
I'm pretty sure if you keep punching the zero "0" button, one of the selections is a space. Good luck and DO NOT get rid of your paper copy of your usernames/passwords. After a year or so when I would try to logon to the vault, it kept telling me 'invalid password/passcode' and from that point on I was able to access it any more. Had to rebuild my entire username/password data base from scratch. I now keep them in a password book. I will never again trust an electronic devise to store my usernames/passwords. Hope this helps. Good Luck... Jerry
2159003
On average, I think I have to try 3x prior to getting into the safe. I have my safe for safety reasons, so it doesn't bother me...but me getting into the safe on the first try isn't as frequent as I was hoping for.
287748
LastPass has a secure cloud implementation of a password manager. You could log on to that site and launch your sites from the links stored in your vault.
539592
No you don't. The safe comes preset with a combination and can not be changed
879525
It has two forms of opening it..a digital passcode and the key itself, Is almost a round lug key...to be perfectly honest..I wouldn't buy the safe...was disappointed with the build quality and could easily be breached from the thin metal back..keep shopping around doc
1684401
I am using the RecZone Password SAFE which seems to be a newer or more advance version of this product. Any answers I have offered here are based upon the instructions pamphlet that came with the PassWord Safe.
1574653
I used the already existing pad. I just held down the button on the unit then put my password in the pad. It's in the instruction book also.
920562
To add a code you need to press a button on the inside of the safe.. Which obviously needs to be open first before you can do it .
759064
Yes but you have to specify that. I think there is a place when ordering to request that. My 2 safes had same key and I did request they be the same. Unfortunately both safes were not functioning. Sent yet tech did trouble shoot. Replacement safes did not work either. Replaced those and then 1 of 2 worked. Send the inop one back for refund. Kept the one that worked.
2194769
I don't know about changing the combination but you can use only the key to lock and open the safe. The key lock only seems easy and secure enough.
1509616
This is a 2 part answer. The lock can accept different unlock codes and communicate which ones were used. It requires a monitoring service (eg Alarm.Com) to tell you which user code was entered though.