GeoLok Training

GeoLok

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Opera,on Training Locking & Latching

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Locking & Latching

! Before you start

Before a4emp7ng to install your GeoLok on a shipping container, the Lock must be “Unlocked” and “Unlatched”. Next

Locking & Latching

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Verify an “Unlatched” condi7on by squeezing the Latch Release Latch Release

Before you start

Carry Handle

! Before you start

Squeezing the Latch Release against the Carry Handle opens the Latch. Next

Locking & Latching Square Drive

! Before you start

Verify an “Unlocked” condi7on by pushing in the Square Drive Socket

If the Square Drive will not push in, the Lock is in a “Locked” condi7on; a valid Unlock code is needed before proceeding.

! Before you start

Status LED

If the GeoLok is Unlocked and Unlatched with no tension on the hook then the “Lock”, “Latch”, and “Status” LEDs will be blinking in unison.

Unlatched, Unlocked, Tension Low

! Your GeoLok is ready to install on the Container

! Installing your GeoLok

Open the Latch by squeezing the Latch Release, and then posi7on the GeoLok on the container doors. While s7ll holding the Latch open, allow the Latch mechanism to se4le on the right door bar.

! Installing your GeoLok

Be sure that the Latch is fully closed by verifying that the Latch Release has returned to its normal posi7on before leRng go of the GeoLok. The Lock may se4le slightly toward the bo4om of the container, but it should stay mounted. Next

Locking & Latching

! Installing your GeoLok

To install and lock successfully, the hook must extend past the Locking Bar on the leT door.

! Installing your GeoLok

Using the Four Bu4on Key Pad on the top of the Lock, enter the 8 digit “Latch” Code.

Entering Latch Code

! Installing your GeoLok

Busy LED

While you are entering the Latch Code, the “Busy” LED will light.

Entering Latch Code

! Installing your GeoLok

Busy LED

When the “Latch” motor is running, the Busy LED will blink rapidly. Any bu4on pushes entered while the Busy LED is blinking will be ignored.

Latching

Status LED

! Installing your GeoLok

ATer the GeoLok is Latched, the “Lock” and “Status” LEDs will s7ll be in unison, but the “Latch” LED will be ﬂashing out of sync with the others.

Latched, Unlocked, Tension Low

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Your GeoLok is installed (Latched) on the Container and ready to Lock

! Locking your GeoLok

A 3/8” “Speed Wrench” is included with your GeoLok, but any standard 3/8” square drive tool will work.

Tightening the Hook

! Status LED

Locking your GeoLok

Push the wrench into the Square Drive Socket, forcing the Square Drive to engage the internal locking mechanism. The Status LED will ﬂash when the wrench is engaged with the Drive.

Tightening the Hook

! Locking your GeoLok

While pushing in ﬁrmly on the wrench, turn the wrench “clock-‐wise” to 7ghten the Locking Hook, making sure that the Locking Hook engages the Locking Bar on the leT door

Tightening the Hook

! Locking your GeoLok

Con7nue to 7ghten un7l the clutch releases and the Square Drive Socket slips.

Latched, Unlocked, Tension Ok

Status LED

! Locking your GeoLok

If the Locking Hook is properly tensioned, the “Latch” and “Status” LEDs will now be ﬂashing in unison. The “Lock” LED will be out of sync with the other two.

Latched, Unlocked, Tension Ok

! Locking your GeoLok

Using the Four Bu4on Key Pad on the top of the Lock, enter the 8 digit “Lock” Code

Entering Lock Code

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Busy LED

Locking your GeoLok

While you are entering the Lock Code, the “Busy” LED will light.

Entering Lock Code

! Locking your GeoLok

Busy LED

When the “Lock” motor is running, the Busy LED will blink rapidly. Any bu4on pushes entered while the Busy LED is blinking will be ignored.

Locking

! Locking your GeoLok Verify the Locked condi7on by pushing in on the Square Drive Socket. The Socket should not go in if the unit is Locked Next

Locking & Latching

! Status LED

Locking your GeoLok If the “Lock”, “Latch”, and “Status” LEDs are now all blinking in unison, you GeoLok Is Locked, Latched, and properly tensioned on the container.

Latched, Unlocked, Tension Ok

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