Adams Rite A100 3090 Owner's Manual & Installation Instructions 3090H 80 0180 347 A

User Manual: Adams Rite A100-3090 Owner's Manual & Installation Instructions Installation Instructions

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NORMAL OPERATION HUB INDICATIONS
Adams Rite Manufacturing Co.
10027 S. 51st St. Suite 102
Phoenix, AZ 85044
Phone: 800-872-3267
Fax: 800-232-7329
www.adamsrite.com
NORMAL OPERATION LOCK INDICATIONS
Aperio™ eForce® A100
Narrow Stile Keyless Entry
Adams Rite Manufacturing Co.
Phone: 800-872-3267
www.adamsrite.com
Owners Manual &
Installation Instructions
For Models
A100-3090H
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Warning .............................................................................................. 3
Definitions ........................................................................................... 3
System Overview ............................................................................... 4
Operational Description ...................................................................... 5
Hub Location ...................................................................................... 6
Hub Wiring .......................................................................................... 7
Trim Installation Tools & Equipment .................................................. 8
Door Preparation ................................................................................ 9
Spindle Preparation .......................................................................... 10
Lock Series Configuration ................................................................ 11
Handing the eForce® ........................................................................ 13
Mortise Cylinder Installation ............................................................. 14
Rex/DPS Cable Installation .............................................................. 15
Mounting the eForce ........................................................................ 16
Battery Installation ............................................................................ 17
Limited Warranty .............................................................................. 18
Troubleshooting ............................................................................... 19
LED Indications ................................................................................ 20
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TROUBLESHOOTING
The eForce A100 LED is normally off until a credential is presented
and then LED will momentarily turn green if credentials are valid. A
red LED will show if credentials are not valid.
Place known credential card in front of eForce®:
If the eForce® emits one short tone, but lock does not activate,
check Wiegand data lines for connectivity and proper connec-
tion.
Green light comes on, but lever will not retract latch or deadbolt:
Check the eForce® body connection with lock/latch mechanism.
Check the spindle length (see installation instructions).
Check for proper door preparation (refer to door templates).
No lights come on and Operator stays unlocked (unsecured):
Ensure credential card matches reader type (iCLASS or PROX) if
they do not match, the card will not trigger the eForce reader.
Check the eForce® body connection.
Check battery level, replace if necessary.
Check that the Battery cover is installed and secured.
Credentials not activating lock:
Trigger access control system to unlock the device.
If this unlocks the lock:
Ensure that credentials are in system database.
Refer to additional EAC documentation.
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LIMITED WARRANTY
Adams Rite Manufacturing Co. (hereinafter ADAMS RITE) manufactures its
products in a manner to be free of defects. Should any defect of manufacture
(in material or workmanship) occur in its products, ADAMS RITE, upon
prompt notification and proof to its satisfaction that the product was defective
in manufacture for the use intended by ADAMS RITE, will at its option, ex-
change the product, repair the defect or refund the price charged by ADAMS
RITE, FOB factory based on the following schedule:
All mechanical products for five (5) years from the date of manufacture;
All electrical products (including EL and ED exit devices) for three (3)
years from the date of manufacture;
The RITE Door® for five (5) years from the date of manufacture;
UltraLine Electric Strikes for five (5) years from the date of manufacture.
Limitations and exclusions: This is a limited warranty and is in lieu of all
other warranties including the implied warranties of merchantability and fit-
ness for use) and under no circumstances shall ADAMS RITE be liable for
any incidental or consequential damages or losses.
This warranty covers products as outlined above manufactured from May 1,
2003 forward.
This warranty does not cover damages from such causes as abuse, accident,
neglect, fire or freight damage.
WARRANTY CONDITIONS
The selling dealer from who this exit device was purchased is responsible for
advising the purchaser of the period of no charge warranty exchange, repair
or refund. Replacement parts under the terms of the warranty must be fur-
nished by the Adams Rite dealer or agency.
FACTORY ASSISTANCE
If the purchaser is unable to locate a service agency, or if the purchaser does
not receive satisfaction from the source of which the exit device was pur-
chased, or from local dealer, write or contact Adams Rite at the following ad-
dress:
Adams Rite Manufacturing Co.
10027 S. 51st St. Suite 102
Phoenix, AZ 85044
Phone: 800-872-3267
Fax: 800-232-7329
www.adamsrite.com
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WARNING
FCC Statement
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a class B digital
device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide
reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This
equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed
and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio
communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a
particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or
television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the
user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following
measures:
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the
receiver is connected.
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
Operation with non-approved equipment is likely to result in interference to radio and
TV reception. The user is cautioned that changes and modifications made to the
equipment without the approval of manufacturer could void the user’s authority to oper-
ate this equipment.
IC Statement
This class [B] digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian Interference
Causing Equipment Regulations. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may
cause undesired operation.
DEFINITIONS
Aperio™ Aperio is a wireless lock technology for use with an access control sys-
tem. Aperio is developed by ASSA ABLOY, the global leader in door opening
solutions.
Electronic Access Control (EAC) System The EAC system provides the access
decision to the hub where access to the lock is either granted or denied.
Wiegand Communication protocol utilized between the Aperio® hub and access
control system, which consists of two data lines, WG0, WG1.
PROX Class of contactless card credentials that operate on 125kHz.
iCLASS Class of contactless card credentials that operate on 13.56MHz.
Secured State State of eForce®: turning lever does not retract latching hard-
ware.
Unsecured State State of eForce®: turning lever retracts the latching hardware.
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SYSTEM OVERVIEW
The A100-3090H electrified trim provides access control to narrow stile alumi-
num doors when combined with an access control system and Adams Rite
locking hardware.
The A100-3090H includes an integrated iCLASS or PROX reader and electri-
fied lever. The lever handle will not engage the deadlatch or deadbolt until
authorization is received wirelessly from the access control system. The
A100-3090H is connected to the access control system through the included
wireless Aperio hub. The hub connects to the access control system with
Wiegand wiring and signal wiring for REX, DPS, Tamper and Low Battery.
The Aperio™ eForce® will mechanically interface with: Adams Rite MS Series
Deadbolts; Adams Rite 4500/4900 Deadlatches; Adams Rite 8000 Series Exit
Devices; Yale 7200 Series Narrow Stile Exit Devices; Corbin Russwin
ED4000 Series, and SARGENT 8500 Narrow Design Rim Exit Devices.
OPERATIONAL SPECIFICATIONS
IEEE 802.15.4 UHF Interface operating at 2.4GHz
iCLASS or PROX Reader technology
AES 128 bit encryption
4-AA battery operated
Operating Temperature Range: -31° to 150°F (-35° to 65°C)
Operating Humidity Range: 5% to 95% relative humidity non-condensing
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STEP 8 BATTERY INSTALLATION
Properly insert 4 (AA) Alkaline
batteries into battery holder ob-
serving the polarity markings.
Plug battery pack into eForce®
connector (FIG. 22).
Insert battery case into the
eForce® as shown (FIG 23).
Slide battery cover over the bat-
teries.
A battery moisture shield is pre-
installed at the factory to protect
the batteries from the elements.
Insert 5/64” Allen key (included)
and turn clockwise two full turns
to secure the battery cover.
(FIG. 24).
Aperio is activated when battery
cover is installed and secured.
The eForce A100-3090H will self
-test and beep once upon instal-
lation of the batteries.
FIG. 22
FIG. 23
FIG. 24
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STEP 7 Mounting the A100-3090
Insert the properly dimensioned
spindle into the output hub.
Mount the A100 onto the mount-
ing bracket and guide the spindle
into the Cam Plug.
The A100 must sit flush on the
door surface.
Secure with two (2) #10-32 x
5/8” screws as shown.
FIG. 20
FIG. 19
FIG. 21
SPINDLE
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OPERATIONAL DESCRIPTION
When the eForce® is in a secured state, the LED in the front plastic faceplate
will be off, and the lever will not operate the locking mechanism.
Credential Card Operation
When a user presents a supported credential to the lock, the Aperio system is
designed to send the credential wirelessly to the Aperio Hub. The Aperio
Hub then communicates with an EAC system. The EAC system provides the
access decision to the Aperio Hub where access to the lock is either granted
or denied.
To gain entry using an iCLASS or Prox Card:
Place card in front of the small plastic cover, at a distance no greater
than one inch.
The access control system will receive the card
credential information, and will send an unlock
signal to the eForce® if the credentials are valid.
The LED will change states from off to green, and
a short audible tone will be heard to indicate a
valid unlock status.
Rotate the lever to gain entry into the building.
Deadlatch versions will return to a secured locked
state after the access control system unlock pe-
riod has expired. Deadbolt versions will remain
unlocked until the deadbolt is thrown again.
NOTE: the access control system will determine
the unlock period. There are no adjustments in
the eForce® for unlock period.
Adding Card Credentials
Consult the access control system manual or the sys-
tem administrator to manage your credential data-
base. The eForce® does not store card credentials; it
simply extracts the information from the card and
sends it to the access control system for verification.
Lock & Hub Pairing
The eForce A100-3090H is paired with the communication hub that is in-
cluded in the same box. Locks and hubs cannot be interchanged in the field.
If either the eForce A100-3090H or the communication hub require replace-
ment, both parts will need to be replaced at the same time.
Manual Operation Key Cylinder
1. Insert key into lock cylinder.
2. Turn the key 180° to the detent position and hold.
3. Rotate the lever until latch or deadbolt clear the strike and open the door.
4. Return the key to the 12 o’clock position and remove the key.
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HUB LOCATION
Choose the Hub location
The hub should be mounted near the top of a wall, on the ceiling or
above the ceiling to reduce potential for interference.
For a stable and reliable radio link, it is recommended that the hub is
located within fifty (50) feet of the lock. A maximum of two interior
walls between the hub and
lock is recommended
Recommended locations:
A: Wall Mount
B: Ceiling Mount
C: Above Ceiling Mount
*Note the Hub is not
rated for use in Plenum
spaces
Mounting the Hub
The included hub mounting adapter plate can be used to mount the
hub on a single or double gang box.
A
B
C
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STEP 6 REX/DPS CABLE INSTALLATION
PIN #
WIRE COLOR
FUNCTION
CONTACT
1 Yellow
D.P.S.
(Door Position
Switch)
N.C.
2 Blue COM
3 Brown N.O.
4 Orange N.C.
REX
(Request to Exit)
5 White COM
6 Green N.O.
Using a Phillips Head screwdriver, remove the eight (8) #10-32 x
5/8” screws on the back of the eForce and gently lift the back plate
off the housing. (Fig. 16).
Plug the Rex/DPS cable into the board and run the other end of the
cable through the grommet and out of the backplate as shown in
Figure 17.
Gently place back plate on housing and secure with eight (8) #10-32
FIG. 16 FIG. 17 FIG. 18
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FIG. 14
FIG. 15
STEP 5 MORTISE CYLINDER INSTALLATION
Using a Philips Head Screwdriver,
remove the eight (8) #10-32 x 5/8”
screws on the back of the eForce®
and gently lift the back plate off the
housing.
CAUTION! There are wires connect-
ing the housing and back plate
assembly. Handle with care.
Do not over-tighten!
Install Cylinder into housing. Se-
cure and fasten with supplied lock-
ing ring using locking ring spanner
tool. (FIG. 15)
Gently place back plate back on
housing and secure with eight (8)
#10-32 x 5/8” screws.
CAUTION! There are wires connect-
ing the housing and back plate
assembly. Handle with care.
Do not over-tighten!
Do not use Dummy Cylinder!
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HUB WIRING
The Aperio hub connects to the Access Control system via Wiegand
wiring. The hub requires 8-24VDC power (250mA). The hub has four
form C relays that can be used to transmit door position status, re-
quest to exit, low battery signal and a tamper signal. The Hub con-
nects to the lock wirelessly.
Scan the QR Codes
to view installation
videos online.
*Note: the Green LED input is used to grant access to the
lock. If the Green LED signal is not available to indicate ap-
proved access, the input can be activated by another unlock
signal or relay tied to the GRN LED pin
Wiring the Hub Mounting the Hub
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TRIM INSTALLATION TOOLS & EQUIPMENT
IMPORTANT NOTES:
The A100-3090H-C/P-01, and A100-3090H-CK/PK-01 are designed exclu-
sively for latching hardware including:
Adams Rite 4500/4900 Deadlatches;
Adams Rite 8000 Series Exit Devices;
Yale 7200 Series Narrow Stile Exit Devices;
Corbin Russwin ED4000 Series, and
SARGENT 8500 Narrow Design Rim Exit Devices.
The A100-3090H-C/P-02 & A100-3090H-CK/PK-02 are compatible with
Adams Rite MS® Series Deadbolts only! THESE UNITS ARE NOT IN-
TERCHANGEBLE.
These instructions, and the fasteners supplied, apply to metal door
applications.
Other door types will need fasteners designed for the
given medium.
TOOLS NEEDED:
Common hand tools such as center punch, drill gun, ¼”
drill bit, Phillips screwdriver, pliers, slotted screwdriver,
pencil.
ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT NEEDED:
An approved credential card for verification.
Mortise Cylinder - 1” to 1½” in length range with MS cam (Fig. 1). (Note: 1”
cylinders require a 1/8” trim ring).
SUPPLIED PARTS:
NOTE: A cam plug is supplied for either the 01 model latch or 02 model lock.
THIS PRODUCT MUST BE
INSTALLED ACCORDING
TO ALL APPLICABLE
BUILDING AND LIFE
SAFETY CODES
Item Description Qty.
1 Mounting Bracket (Part # 22-9076) 1
2 #10-32 X 5/8” Phillips Pan Head Screws w/Lockwasher 4
3 Spindle (Part # 22-9154) 1
4 5/64” Allen Key 1
5 Cylinder Locking Ring (Part # 24-0061) 1
6 Locking Ring Spanner Tool (Part # 22-0594) 1
FIG. 1
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STEP 4 HANDING THE eForce®
The eForce® is shipped in a non
-handed neutral position with
the access cover off as shown.
To hand the eForce®, rotate the
handle until it clicks into the
horizontal position.
Proceed to step 5 if installing
the A100-3090H-C/P-02 &
A100-3090H-CK/PK-02!
The output hub, located on the
back of the eForce®, is shipped
with a clockwise rotation as
viewed from rear. In some in-
stances, this rotation must be
changed to match the device
and/or hand of the door (refer to
Handing Setup Chart).
To change rotation, insert a flat
screwdriver into the output hub
(FIG. 13) located on the back
of the eForce® and turn approxi-
mately 270° Clockwise or
Counter Clock-wise.
This will reconfigure the unit to
the opposite rotation.
FIG. 13
NOTE:
Hubs that have (+) shape are for use with deadlatches & exits only.
Hubs that have (-) shape are for use with deadbolts only.
HANDING SETUP CHART
DEVICE TYPE
LEFT HAND REVERSE
ROTATION
RIGHT HAND REVERSE
ROTATION
SVR CLOCKWISE CLOCKWISE
Mortise Latch COUNTER-CLOCKWISE CLOCKWISE
CVR CLOCKWISE CLOCKWISE
Rim COUNTER-CLOCKWISE COUNTER-CLOCKWISE
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RIM Exit Device Application: A100-3090H for 8700/8800
On the back side of the exit device, re-
move only the lower Phillips head screw,
depending on hand of door, to free up the
cylinder actuator for use. (FIG. 10)
MS 1850 Application: A100-3090H for
MS® Series Deadbolt
Two (2) brass hex head screws and the
set screw from the MS1850 will fasten
the cam plug to the MS1850. (FIG. 11)
For MS® Deadbolt, insert Cam Plug (FIG.
12) into lock case with notch on the cam
plug aligned with lock case setscrew.
Tighten setscrew and secure with the
two (2) brass cam plug screws. Cam
Plug must be positioned below door sur-
face.
CYLINDER ACTUATOR SCREW
FIG. 11
FIG. 10
FIG. 12
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STEP 1 DOOR PREPARATION
FIG. 2
Select the stick-on template to match the appli-
cation.
For Yale, Corbin Russwin and SARGENT exit
devices, use template 80-0180-396-01.
Mark the backset and horizontal centerlines.
Apply clear template over the centerline marks
(FIG. 2).
Center-punch four (4) referenced mounting
holes and remove template.
Drill holes at center-punch locations using a ¼”
drill bit.
Install Rivnuts. Refer to instructions supplied in
Rivnut kit.
Install mounting bracket (Item 1) with two (2)
each of #10-32 x 5/8” (Item 2) Phillips pan
head screws. (FIG. 3)
FIG. 3
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STEP 2 SPINDLE PREPARATION
(For 1-3/4” doors)
For Adams Rite MS1850 Deadbolts, 4500/4900 Deadlatches, &
8000 Series Mortise Exit Devices:
Snap-off spindle at fifth (5th) notch as shown in FIG. 4. For 2” thick
door add one notch.
For Adams Rite 8600 Concealed Vertical Rod Exit Devices:
Snap-off spindle at sixth (6th) notch as shown in FIG.5. For 2” thick
doors add two notches.
For Adams Rite 8000 Series Surface Vertical Rod & Rim Exit De-
vices, Yale 7200 Series Narrow Stile Exit Devices, Corbin Russ-
win ED4000 Series, and SARGENT 8500 Narrow Design Rim Exit
Devices: Snap-off spindle at fourteenth (14th) notch as shown in FIG.
6. For 2” thick doors add two notches.
FIG. 6
Insert “T”
end into
exit devices
Fourteenth notch
FIG. 5
Sixth notch
Insert Flat
end into
exit devices
FIG. 4
Fifth notch
Insert Flat
end into
exit devices
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STEP 3 CONFIGURE FOR LOCK SERIES
Mortise Latch Application: A100-3090H for 4500/4900
(including 8300/8400 Exit Devices)
Configure the supplied cam plug to match the hand of door. Insert
into latch case with notch on the cam plug aligned with latch case set
screw. Tighten set screw and secure with the two brass cam plug
screws.
CVR Exit Device Application:
A100-3090H for 8500/8600
Install Tailpiece adapter on the vertical rod and fasten with Phillips
screw as shown.
FIG. 9
Note: Devices manufactured before 1997 will not accept the tail piece adapter
Left Hand
Reverse (LHR)
FIG. 7
Right Hand
Reverse
(RHR)
FIG. 8

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