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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 101A71S/101A85S DELAYED EGRESS SYSTEM
For doors with standard latching exit devices and cylindrical or mortise locksets 1) When the door is closed, latched, and the lock is energized, the Green LED indicates the door is secure. 2) Applying less than 15 lbs. of pressure and releasing the door latch activates the nuisance timer, intermittent alarm tone, and the LED becomes Amber. If the door is released before the nuisance time setting (0, 1, 2, 3 seconds) has elapsed, the door stays locked, the alarm tone stops, and the LED changes back to Green. 3) When activation exceeds the nuisance time (1, 2, 3 sec.) or the nuisance timer is set at 0, an irreversible process begins that will unlock the door in 15 seconds (30 seconds optional). The LED is amber and the alarm changes to an alternating tone. 4) The door unlocks when 15 seconds has elapsed, the LED changes to red and the alarm tone becomes continuous. The accumulative total of the exit delay and nuisance delay does not exceed 15 seconds (30 optional). 5) The lock must be manually reset. 6) Built-in key switch provides alarm reset, sustained bypass and timed bypass (1 to 30 seconds). 101A Exit Check® will release immediately upon activation of the Fire Life Safety System.
For doors without latch assemblies Activation is initiated by an SDC Sure Exit®-Request-to-Exit Push Bar®. The door release sequence proceeds as described above.
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850mA/500mA@12/24VDC 1.55A/850mA@12/24VDC 590mA/370mA@12/24VDC 1.1A/590mA@12/24VDC
TYPICAL APPLICATIONS 101A71S and 101A85S
101A71T and 101A85T
Refer to EMlock Installation Instructions. Note addition of activator plate required for activation of switch on EMlock.
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DATE 11/1/99
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Security Door Controls 3580 Willow Lane Westlake Village, CA 91359 (805) 494-0622 Fax: (805) 494-8861 www.sdcsecurity.com E-mail:
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SECURITY DOOR CONTROLS 3580 Willow Lane, Westlake Village, CA 91361-4921 • (805) 494-0622 • Fax: (805) 494-8861 www.sdcsecurity.com • E-mail:
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS EXIT CHECK DELAYED EGRESS EMLOCK 1511S, 1512D, 1511T, 101S, 101D, 101T
1511S
101S
Operation
Operation
The exit door is normally closed and latched.
The exit door is normally closed and latched.
The Model 1511S Exit Check secures the door in the locked mode with the Green LED indicating locked status.
The Model 101S Exit Check secures the door in the locked mode with the digital display indicating 15 or 30 seconds for the exit delay time.
Releasing the door latch and applying up to 15lb. of pressure to the door provides a pre-activation warning beeping tone. When the nuisance delay time is exceeded, the Exit Check begins the irreversible door release cycle. At this time, the warning beeping tone changes, the LED changes to Amber, and an alarm output is provided to alert personnel of an unauthorized exit. The Exit Check will release after the 15 second delay cycle (allowing for free egress), the LED will then indicate Red and a steady warning tone will sound until the Exit Check is reset by authorized personnel.
Releasing the door latch and applying up to 15 lb. of pressure to the door provides a pre-activation warning tone. When the nuisance delay time is exceeded, the Exit Check begins the irreversible door release cycle. At this time, the verbal exit instructions are announced, the digital display begins counting down to zero, and an alarm output is provided to alert personnel of an unauthorized exit. When the verbal instruction announces “Exit Now” and the digital display indicates zero, the Exit Check releases (allowing for free egress). When the door unlocks, the speaker output changes to a continuous warning tone until the Exit Check is reset by authorized personnel.
SINGLE
TANDEM
DOUBLE
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EXIT CHECK DELAYED EGRESS EMLOCK 1511T, 101T SLAVE, AND 101 ADAPTIVE KITS
Reset
THREE MODELS AVAILABLE
When the door closes, the Exit Check can be reset by turning the key switch located on the lock to the “Reset” position, or remotely by providing a contact closure across the Remote Reset input.
S
Single Door Model
T
Tandem Door Model. Includes one standard 101S or 1511S and one additional standard EmLock with a trigger mechanism. For pairs of doors with surface mounted vertical rod panic devices with stop mounted triggers and strikes. Pushing either door unlocks both doors in 15 or 30 seconds.
1)
Remove the slave cover.
2)
Connect two 20 awg wires to the power terminals [1(-) & 2(+)] on the slave lock’s PC board (note the polarity).
Double Door Model Two EmLocks and Delayed Egress Electronics mounted in one double width housing. For pairs of doors with mortise, rim mounted and concealed vertical rod panic devices with concealed strikes and triggers. Pushing either door unlocks both doors in 15 or 30 seconds.
3)
Connect two 20 awg wires to the trigger switch terminals (7 & 8) of the slave lock’s PC board (polarity is not important).
4)
Feed the above 4 wires through the header of the frame and into the access area of the master lock.
5)
After confirming that the trigger switch (P5) is plugged into connector J5, replace and secure the slave access cover.
6)
At the master lock, connect the two power wires from the slave lock to terminals 5 (-) & 6 (+). (Observe polarity!!!!)
7)
Remove the jumper wire from terminals (19 & 20) and connect one of the two slave trigger switch wires to each terminal (polarity is not important).
8)
Replace and secure the access cover on the master lock and proceed to test the unit.
Authorized Release If the Exit Check is in the secure or egress mode, immediate access can be gained by activating the lock-mounted key, or by an input to the Request to Exit feature by devices such as: a card reader, keypad, or key switch. Authorized personnel can open the door for an extended period of time by turning the built-in key switch to the “Bypass” position. Nuisance Delay Time The Nuisance delay time feature, intended to avoid accidental triggering, is standard and field selectable for 0, 1, 2, or 3 seconds. Pushing on the door releases the door latch and sounds the pre-activation alarm. Releasing the pressure on the door before the end of the Nuisance Delay time will turn off the warning alarm and reset to the secure mode. If the person intends to exit, they must continue to push on the door until the end of the Nuisance Delay time period. The irreversible Exit Delay cycle time begins after the Nuisance Delay time period. The Nuisance Delay time period is included in the 15 or 30 second unlock cycle and it will not increase or decrease the “total time to unlock” once the Exit Check is activated. For example, when an Exit Delay time of 15 seconds and a Nuisance Delay time of 3 seconds are set, the Exit Check will unlock the door 12 seconds after the end of the Nuisance Delay time.
D
SPECIFICATIONS Input Voltage:
12VDC + - 10% 24VDC + - 10% Power Consumption: Model: 1511S 820mA @ 12VDC 500mA @ 24VDC 1511T 1500mA @ 12VDC 850mA @ 24VDC 1511D 1500mA @ 12VDC 850mA @ 24VDC Model: 101S 101T 101D
The Exit Check will release immediately upon activation of the Fire Life Safety System. When the system is reset, the lock will return to the secure mode. Reset-on-Power-Up (Dipswitch Position 6) When enabled, the reset-on-power-up feature enables the Exit Check to comply with code requirements in jurisdictions that require manual reset/relock of the Exit Check upon loss and restoration of system power. Upon restoration of system power, the Exit Check will remain unlocked and will indicate a reset-on-power-up condition by a flashing green LED. Turning the reset switch momentarily to the reset position will relock and rearm the door.
Note: If the system is being powered by a 12VDC power source, move the magnet connector from the 24VDC position to the 12V position (see illustration below).
890mA @ 12VDC 570mA @ 24VDC 1560mA @ 12VDC 920mA @ 24VDC 1560mA @ 12VDC 920mA @ 24VDC
Standard Inputs: (Dry Contacts) Reset Input Normally Open, N/O Request to Exit Normally Open, N/O Trigger Normally Closed, N/C or Normally Open, N/O (Used only with Panic Bar Activation) Fire Alarm Normally Closed, N/C (Contact from fire panel) Standard Monitoring Outputs: (Dry Contacts) Alarm Output SPDT 1 Amp Lock Secure Output SPDT 1 Amp
Door Sign: Door sign per code specification is included.
U LISTED ¨ L USA
C
MEA/CNY 61-95-E
CALIFORNIA STATE FIRE MARSHAL APPROVED
US PATENT 5,376,910
CATEGORY-ELECTRIC LOCKS CSFM - #3774-0324:100
U LISTED ¨ L Canada
GWXT Auxiliary Locks
MADE IN
THE USA CVXJ Burglary Resistant Electrically Operated Door Locking Mechanism
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Optional Monitoring Outputs: (Dry Contacts) BA SPDT 250mA DPS SPDT 250mA ATS SPDT 1 Amp
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TRIGGER BLOCK POSITION 1.
Inspect the frame to determine if an angle bracket or filler plate is required. See figure 1A, 1B, 1C.
Angle Bracket
Filler Plate
FIG. 1A Regular
*
Alignment of Trigger Block is essential.
FIG. 1B With Filler Plate
FIG. 1C With Angle Bracket
2.
Fold template as indicated by the dotted line. Locate template against the door and header on the lock jamb side of frame.
3.
Mark frame and drill holes as indicated by template.
4.
Drill holes as marked.
5.
Mount armature to door. See Fig. 2A, 2B, 2C, 2D.
6.
Install mounting plate to header with five #10 flat head screws provided.
7.
Secure 1/4-20 socket head screws encased in lock.
8.
Tighten all screws. Install anti-tamper plugs over socket head mounting screws, using a soft hammer to avoid damage to lock case.
9.
Remove electronics cover. Wiring diagram inside. FIGURE 2C REINFORCED ALUMINUM OR HOLLOW METAL DOORS Use letter “F” drill and tap for 5/16-18 machine screw. Mount armature to door with hardware provided per illustration 2C.
Locate Trigger Block according to template. Too wide of a gap between block and face of lock may cause intermittent operation. Also, vertical and horizontal alignment should be determined by yellow LED on lock. Once position has been secured, minor horizontal adjustments can be made by adjusting set screw on side of Trigger Block. *
FIG. 2B HOLLOW METAL DOOR From Sexnut side of door, drill exactly 31/64” hole thru one metal thickness only. From Armature side of door, drill 5/8” hole to insert reinforcement tube. Press in sexnut and reinforcement tube all the way and mount armature to door using hardware provided per Figure 2B.
Armature plate assembly cannot be rigid. Do not leave out spacer or washers provided for proper movement of this assembly.
FIG. 2A SOLID DOOR Drill exactly 31/64” thru door. From sexnut side of door drill 1/2” dia. hole 1” deep. Mount armature to door with hardware provided per illustration 2A. FIGURE 2D ALUMINUM DOORS Drill 21/64 hole thru door. From sexnut side of door drill 31/64 diameter hole. Mount armature to door with hardware provided per illustration 2D.
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10. WIRING INSTALLATION - (See Fig. 4 for references)
B.
Connect power wires from a fused 12VDC or 24VDC power source to terminals 1 (-) and 2 (+).
C.
When using SDC 600 series power supplies refer to power supply instructions for Fire Life Safety panel interface. Use the following lock Fire LIfe Safety interface only when power supply is not supervised by Fire Life Safety system.
16. Close the door and turn the reset keyswitch to stop alarm and lock door. If the lock does not reset, check the following: A. Make sure the door is closed. B. Make sure the trigger block aligns flush with the lock.
a) Power supply must be located within 25 feet of lock. b) Remove jumper from lock terminals 3 & 4.
17. When adjustment is set, tighten locking screw on top of trigger block.
c) Connect lock terminals 3 & 4 to the closed dry contacts of the fire panel or local smoke detector.
18. Install the supplied sign on the door.
50 ft. 18GA. Wire 18GA. Wire
100 ft. max. 16GA. Wire 14GA. Wire
24VDC Single Lock Double Lock
100 ft. 18GA. Wire 18GA. Wire
200 ft. 16GA. Wire 16GA. Wire
TRIGGER BLOCK
EGRESS LOCK
BLK
Wire requirements for emergency release using lock terminal 3 & 4. 12VDC Single Lock Double Lock
SLAVE TRIGGER INPUT (JUMPER WHEN NOT USED)
300 ft. 16GA. Wire 14GA. Wire
FIG. 3A
POWER SUPPLY 12 VDC OR 24 VDC
RED
Turn off power.
GRN
A.
EXIT CHECK MODELS 1511S/101S
15. Trigger the system by pushing on the door and verify proper system operation. If the system fails to trigger when door is pushed, adjustment of trigger set screw is indicated. The screw needs to be adjusted counter clockwise using the same procedure as step No. 13.
N/C FIRE ALARM INPUT
d) Check dip switch settings for proper lock configuration. Dip switch functions are explained on cover label.
702 REQUEST TO EXIT KEYSWITCH (OPTIONAL)
RMB X L3 REMOTE STATUS PANEL (OPTIONAL)
NOTE: Failure to remove power from the lock or auxiliary equipment connected to lock before attempting any wiring will permanently damage the lock electronics and will void warranty.
702R REMOTE RESET (OPTIONAL) TERMINAL BOARD CONNECTIONS
11. (Optional) Connect the external reset switch to terminals 15 & 16. 12. TRIGGER BLOCK INSTALLATION
DIP SWITCH SETTINGS
A) Install trigger mounting bracket to door with screw using the slotted hole only at this time, leaving bracket slightly loose for adjustment.
RELEASE DELAY*
C) TURN ON POWER TO LOCK (WITH COVER OFF). ADJUST TRIGGER BLOCK BY MOVING UP OR DOWN UNTIL YELLOW LED IS OUT. PENCIL A REFERENCE LINE ON DOOR AT BOTTOM OF BLOCK.
NUISANCE DELAY
D) Locate trigger block. Drill remaining hole and secure with screw.
REQUEST TO EXIT RELOCK DELAY
E) Test operation.
FIG. 3B
14. Turn on power to lock and observe the yellow trigger LED above terminal #7. If the alarm sounds or the display starts counting down upon application of power, you must turn off system and adjust trigger set screw on trigger block. It should be adjusted clockwise. (We recommend adjusting the set screw in 1/4 turn increments. After adjustment, close door and check for proper system operation with power on.)
1.
ON 15
2. 4.
0
2
3
15
20
30
1
5. 6.
TONE
7.
TRIGGER TYPE
8.
12 VDC OR 24 VDC
3 4
FIRE PANEL FIRE PANEL
TO N/C FIRE CONTACT
5 6
AUX LOCKAUX LOCK+
SLAVE LOCK COIL TERMINALS
7 8 9
N/C COM N/O
LOCK SECURE OUTPUT
10 11 12
N/C COM N/O
ALARM OUTPUT
13 14
N/O COM
EXTERNAL TRIGGER SWITCH INPUT
15 16
N/O COM
RESET SWITCH INPUT
17 18
N/O COM
REQUEST TO EXIT INPUT
19 20
SLAVE TRIGGER INPUT (JUMPER WHEN NOT USED)
30
1
3.
PWR-UP OPTION
POWER INPOWER IN+
ON OFF
B) Install trigger block on to bracket and secure set screw. (Fig. 3C)
13. With power removed, close door and observe that the trigger block aligns flush with the access cover. Using an allen key, turn the trigger set screw clockwise until your meter on terminals 13 & 14 indicate a closed contact with the door closed (See FIG. 3B).
OFF
1 2
MANUAL RESET ON PWR-UP
AUTO RESET ON PWR-UP
N/O
WARNING! *CONTACT AUTHORITY HAVING JURISDICTION FOR APPROVAL PRIOR TO SELECTING DELAY TIME.
N/C
MONITORING OPTIONS
FIG. 4
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N/C COM N/O
BOND ALERT (BAS)
24 25 26
N/C COM N/O
DOOR POSITION SWITCH (DPS)
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 101V71S/101V85S DELAYED EGRESS SYSTEM
For doors with standard latching exit devices and cylindrical or mortise locksets 1) When the door is closed, latched, and the lock is energized, the ‘15’ seconds display indicates the door is secure. 2) Applying less than 15 lbs. of pressure and releasing the door latch activates the nuisance timer, alarm tone, and the display begins to count down. If the pressure on the door is released before the selected nuisance time (0, 1, 2, 3 seconds) has elapsed, the door remains locked, the alarm tone stops, and the display returns to ‘15’ seconds. 3) Once activated for a period that exceeds the selected nuisance time (0, 1, 2, or 3 seconds), an irreversible process begins that will unlock the door after a total time of 15 seconds (30 seconds optional). A voice will announce the remaining time to unlock along with an audible tone. At the end of the 15 second delay time (delay time = nuisance time + irreversible time) the voice will announce “Exit Now”, the display will flash ‘00’ and the door will unlock. 4) The voice announcement will continue along with a tone until the system is manually reset and relocked by turning the key switch to the reset position. 5) Built-in key switch provides alarm reset, sustained bypass and timed bypass (1 to 30 seconds). 101V Exit Check® will release immediately upon activation of the Fire Life Safety System.
For doors without latch assemblies Activation is initiated by an SDC Sure Exit®-Request-to-Exit Push Bar®. The door release sequence proceeds as described above.
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920mA/570mA@12/24VDC 1.6A/920mA@12/24VDC 660mA/440mA@12/24VDC 1.1A/660mA@12/24VDC
TYPICAL APPLICATIONS 101V71S and 101V85S
101V71T and 101V85T
Refer to EMLock Installation Instructions. Note addition of activator plate required for activation of switch on EMLock.
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REMOTE CONTROLS AND ANNUNCIATORS WIRING
SHUNT
POWER SUPPLY AUX 12 VDC FIRE ALARM LOCK OR 24 VDC INPUT OUTPUT
101 SERIES CONTROL PANEL
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