Schlage Electronics M490DE Installation Manual 102807
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*23697279* M490DE 23697279 Electromagnetic Locks Installation Instructions Mounting Bracket Cover Screws (4) Outside Mounting Bracket Screws** (4) Inside Mounting Bracket Screws** (2) Cover Magnet Assembly Armature Plate Armature Holder Screws (2) Magnet Screws (2) Armature Holder Armature Bolt* Sex Nut Conical Washer Star Locking Washer Flat Washer * Two armature bolts may be included in the package, but only one is used. There may be one left over after proper installation. ** Screws for both reinforced metal and sheet metal are included. Some screws will be left over after proper installation. See individual steps for screw identification. Features Wire Gauge and Length Specifications Delayed Egress Unlocking is delayed 15 seconds while an alarm sounds. Automatic Voltage Selection Magnet immediately detects 12VDC or 24VDC when power is connected. *Door Position Switch (DPS) Indicates whether door is open or closed. This feature is used in conjunction with the MBS. Fire Unlock Input from fire system that will unlock the magnet immediately. Auxiliary Inputs Allows use of an auxiliary switch such as an exit device or push button. Alarm Output Activates external alarm, when in alarm state. *Indicators LED Status and Audible Alarm *Magnetic Bond Sensor (MBS) Detects proper bond between magnet and armature. It can be monitored remotely and locally with an LED. *Relock Time Delay Relock time can be changed. Range is 1 - 30 seconds. *Door Prop Timer Allows adjustment of the amount of time a door can be propped open before alarm sounds. Range is 0 - 150 seconds. * Plus Version Only Models Max. Wire Length Single Lock Double lock Wire Gauge 12VDC 24VDC 12VDC 24VDC 14 1000 feet 4000 feet 500 feet 2000 feet 18 400 feet 1600 feet 200 feet 800 feet Warnings and Cautions WARNING Warnings indicate potentially hazardous conditions, which if not avoided or corrected, may cause death or serious injury. CAUTION Cautions indicate potentially hazardous conditions, which if not avoided or corrected, may cause minor or moderate injury. Cautions may also warn against unsafe practices. Pre-Installation Considerations M490DE (Single Lock Basic) Delayed Egress, Automatic Voltage Selection M490DE-2 (Double Lock Basic) Double lock with same features as the Basic single lock M490DEP (Single Lock Plus) Basic features + Magnetic Bond Sensor (MBS), Door Position Switch (DPS), Relock Time Delay, Door Prop Timer, and Indicators M490DEP-2 (Double Lock Plus) Double lock with same features as the Plus single lock Notes: • BOCA is a Plus only lock option. • If BOCA option model is provided, see page 12 for operational description. • Use ONLY the hardware provided for mounting this product (NOTE: Non-standard Door thickness may require different sex nut hardware - see specific instructions for required hardware). • Follow the installation procedure as described in this manual. • Check door thickness. If the door is not 1C\v” thick, a different sex nut will be required. Contact customer service at 1-877-671-7011. • Check door header. A minimum 2C\v” thick, flat surface is needed to securely mount all screws for the magnet. If you do not have the required surface, you will need filler plates and/or angle brackets to properly mount the magnet. Contact customer service at 1-877-671-7011. UL Requirements • • • • Units shall not impair operation of panic hardware mounted on door. Units shall not impair intended operation of an emergency exit. Not to be used without UL approved latching hardware. Units/Models are intended to be connected to UL Listed Equipment, not intended for Burglar or Fire Alarm Initiating or Indicating Devices. • Ambient Conditions - “For Indoor Use Only”. • Wiring methods shall be in accordance with the National Electrical Code, ANSI/NFPA 70. • This device complies with part 15 of FCC rules. Operation is subject to following two conditions: 1. This device may not cause harmful interference. 2. This device must accept any interference received, including any interference that may cause undesired operation. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by party responsible for compliance could void user’s authority to operate equipment. Electrical Specifications Model M490DE M490DE-2 M490DEP M490DEP-2 Input Current @ 12VDC Input .75ADC 1.25ADC Input Current @ 24VDC Input .45ADC .76ADC Holding Force Per Door Leaf 1500 lbs. 1500 lbs. Size 3” x 12 1/2” 3” x 25 1/16” 2 Door: 1C\v” Thick Header: At least 2C\v” thick, flat Lock Installation 1 Prepare for installation. 1a Determine proper magnet orientation. Single Door Magnet should be placed opposite of door hinges. Wiring Cover Wiring Cover Magnet Magnet OR LHR Door - Shown from Exterior RHR Door - Shown from Exterior Double Door Locks should be installed with wiring covers in the middle, so the magnet in one of the locks must be reoriented. Shown from Exterior Magnet Wiring Covers Magnet 3 1b Reorient magnet and board (if necessary). Board End Block (with screw holes) Spacer a. Remove screws, wiring cover and end blocks. Wiring Cover Front Side of Lock Magnet b. Remove board. End Block c. Rotate magnet, end blocks and wiring cover as shown, then reassemble. End Block Magnet Front Side of Lock End Block (with screw holes) d. Rotate board 180°, then reassemble. Wiring Cover Spacer 1c Place template and mark holes. a. Place template on top corner, opposite of hinges. b. Mark holes and prepare them per template. OR LHR 4 OR RHR Double 2 Attach armature to door. 2a Install armature holder. 2x CAUTION Armature holder screws must be flush to inside of armature holder. OUTSIDE 2b Install armature plate as shown for door type (M420/M450 shown). WARNING Correct Armature bolt must be tightened to at least 120 in.-lbs. for all doors except composite wood doors. For composite wood doors, tighten only to tight and flush. 120 in.-lbs. may damage composite wood doors. Incorrect DO NOT back off bolt after tightening! Backing off the bolt after tightening will loosen the thread-locking patch, which may allow the bolt to loosen over time. The included sex nut is for 1C\v” (45 mm) doors ONLY. For other door thicknesses, please contact customer service, 1-877-671-7011. Using the incorrect sex nut for your door thickness will lead to improper function and possible injury. Reinforced Metal Door Wood Door Sex Nut Armature Bolt Armature Bolt OR Drill and tap for B\zn - 18 machine screw Armature Plate Z\x” hole through Armature Plate Cone Washer Cone Washer Star Locking Washer Star Locking Washer Flat Washer Flat Washer Armature Holder Armature Holder OR Hollow Metal Door Armature Bolt Sex Nut Armature Plate WARNING Sex nut must extend all the way through hollow metal door for proper installation. Improper Sex nut or installation may lead to malfunction and injury. Extended lengths available from customer service, 1-877-671-7011. Cone Washer Star Locking Washer Z\x” hole ZZ\cx” hole Flat Washer Armature Holder 5 3 Install mounting bracket into frame. 3a Attach mounting bracket temporarily. 3d Verify that DE plunger aligns with screw head on armature. Install two middle screws into slots and partially tighten. Verify DE plunger switch is activated when door is closed. Re-adjust position of mounting bracket to achieve proper switch activation if necessary. Oustide Pull wires WARNING Do not loosen the armature bolt in an attempt to adjust activation of plunger switch. Only re-adjust the mounting bracket. Partially tighten Actual Size Reinforced Metal Backing off the bolt after tightening will loosen the threadlocking patch, which may allow the bolt to loosen over time. Sheet Metal 3e Fully attach bracket. a. b. c. d. e. 3b Slide magnet onto bracket. Remove magnet from bracket. Check bracket alignment with marks. Fully tighten two screws in slotted holes. Drill four (4) remaining holes. Fully tighten all screws. CAUTION All four screws MUST be installed for proper operation and safety! If you do not have enough room to securely fasten all screws, you will need filler plates and/or angle brackets to properly mount the magnet. Failure to properly install the screws may lead to injury or property damage. Outside Contact customer service at 1-877-671-7011. 3c Align magnet to armature. a. Close door. b. Press magnet to fully engage with armature. c. Mark bracket location. Mark here Outside Check alignment Inside Drill four (4) holes Fully tighten all screws Use 10-24 tap if metal reinforced. Actual Size Press magnet to armature Reinforced Metal 6 Sheet Metal 4 Install lock 4a Install magnet and secure with screws. Actual Size 5 Connect wiring to board (basic model). 5a Connect plug and wires to board. Power Input Fire Alarm Input 12/24V DC Apply a UL 294 Listed, power normally closed limited, Class 2, power dry contact or a supply must be used jumper if not connected to fire PWR alarm. + - FIRE Reset Input Dry contact closure resets lock in alarm condition. Release Input Dry contact closure will release lock for the time delay period. RST Alarm Output (Optional) Contacts change state during an alarm condition. Auxiliary Input Apply a normally closed dry contact or a jumper if not using. Opening dry contact places lock into delayed egress countdown. 30V@1A resistive ALRM AUX RLS C NO For wire gauge and length specifications, see “Wire Gauge and Length Specifications” on page 2. COILS 5b Set SW2 dip switches. Ro wn OFF O F F ck er Do LL NOTE: Dip switch panel may be upside-down, depending on installation. Look for the “OFF” label and compare to the images below for correct dip switch positions. ON Feature Switch Nuisance Delay Setting Description 0 seconds 1 second 2 seconds 3 seconds 1 Off On Off On Off On On Nuisance delay is the amount of time the door must be pushed or aux input must be pressed before triggering the Delayed Egress Cycle. Programmable to 0-3 seconds. 2 Off Nuisance Alert 3 Off=Disabled On=Enabled Causes horn to sound during nuisance delay Auto Relock 4 Off=Disabled On=Enabled When enabled, lock will energize upon regaining power or after a fire alarm condition clears. Anti-Tailgate (Plus Model Only) 5 Off=Disabled On=Enabled Door will relock as soon as it closes – even if the relock time delay has not ended. Door Propped/Forced (Plus Model Only) 6 Off=Disabled On=Enabled Enables door propped and door forced alarms Unlock Alert 7 Off=Disabled On=Enabled Horn sounds whenever door is unlocked and power is still applied to the door DEL Enabled 8 Off=Disabled On=Enabled Enables or disables the DEL plunger switch. Aux Input will always function even if DEL plunger switch is disabled. 7 5c Install cover using spanner wrench and security screws. Spanner Wrench Actual Size 6 Connect wiring to board (plus model). 6a Connect plugs to board. DPS2 DPS1 COILS MBS2 MBS1 6b Connect wires to board. Power Input 12/24V DC UL 294 Listed, power limited, Class 2, power supply must be used Fire Alarm Input Apply a normally closed dry contact or a jumper if not connected to fire alarm. Reset Input Dry contact closure resets lock in alarm condition. Release Input Dry contact closure will release lock for the time delay period. PWR + - FIRE RST RLS Auxiliary Input Apply a normally closed dry contact or a jumper if not using. Opening dry contact places lock into delayed egress countdown. AUX DPS Output (Optional) Contacts change state when door is closed. Alarm Output (Optional) Contacts change state during an alarm condition. MBS Output (Optional) Contacts change state when magnet is properly bonded to its armature. Poor bond can be caused by low voltage, misalignment, or damaged mating surfaces. 12V@200mA 24V@100mA resistive 30V@1A resistive 30V@1A resistive DPS NO C ALRM NC For wire gauge and length specifications, For wire gauge and length see specifications, “Wire Gauge and Length see page 2. Specifications” on page 2. 6c (Optional) To use one access control for both Reset and Release, wire as shown. RST Dry contact closure From any access control system Will release lock in locked condition or reset lock in alarm condition 8 RLS C NO MBS NO C NC 6d Set SW2 dip switches. LL NOTE: Dip switch panel may be upside-down, depending on installation. Look for the “OFF” label and compare to the images below for correct dip switch positions. Feature Switch Nuisance Delay Setting Description 0 seconds 1 second 2 seconds 3 seconds 1 Off On Off On Nuisance delay is the amount of time the door must be pushed or aux input must be pressed before triggering the Delayed Egress Cycle. 2 Off Off On On Nuisance Alert 3 Off=Disabled On=Enabled Causes horn to sound during nuisance delay Auto Relock 4 Off=Disabled On=Enabled When enabled, lock will energize upon regaining power or after a fire alarm condition clears. Anti-Tailgate 5 Off=Disabled On=Enabled Door will relock as soon as it closes – even if the relock time delay has not ended. Door Propped/Forced 6 Off=Disabled On=Enabled Enables door propped and door forced alarms Unlock Alert 7 Off=Disabled On=Enabled Horn sounds whenever door is unlocked and power is still applied to the door DEL Enabled 8 Off=Disabled On=Enabled Enables or disables the DEL plunger switch. Aux Input will always function even if DEL plunger switch is disabled. Programmable to 0-3 seconds. 6e Set relock time - SW4. A 4 5 6 789 23 BC DE Relock time is the amount of time the lock is de-energized after a valid release. If auto relock is enabled, it also controls the amount of time the lock is unlocked before it automatically relocks after a power-on or fire alarm reset. Programmable 0-30 seconds in 2 second increments. F0 1 Setting Delay in Seconds Setting Delay in Seconds Setting Delay in Seconds Setting Delay in Seconds 0 0 4 8 8 16 C 24 1 2 5 10 9 18 D 26 2 4 6 12 A 20 E 28 3 6 7 14 B 22 F 30 6f Set door prop time - SW3. 23 A 4 5 6 789 BC DE The amount of time the door must be propped open (after normal release time delay has ended) before triggering the alarm. The alarm will clear as soon as the door closes again. Programmable 0-150 seconds in 10 second increments. F0 1 Setting Delay in Seconds Setting Delay in Seconds Setting Delay in Seconds Setting Delay in Seconds 0 0 4 40 8 80 C 120 1 10 5 50 9 90 D 130 2 20 6 60 A 100 E 140 3 30 7 70 B 110 F 150 9 6g Install cover. Spanner Wrench Actual Size 7 If double door, install second lock (M490DE-2 or M490DEP-2). 7a Install second lock. a. Reorient as needed as shown in step 1b. b. Install lock as shown in steps 2-4. 7b Install communication cable. a. Route cable (supplied) through frame. b. Connect cable to each lock. J10 Master Lock (Basic or Plus Model Route Through Frame Master Lock (Basic or Plus Model J10 Companion Lock Companion Lock 10 7c Connect wiring to second lock. *DPS2 *DPS1 COILS *MBS2 *MBS1 AUX DPS *DPS Wiring in Parallel (Plus Models Only) Second auxiliary input NO C DPS Output 12V@200mA 24V@100mA resistive NC (C) (NO) Both doors closed. } If either or both doors (NC) open, contacts will change Master Lock (Basic or Plus) NO C NC DPS 7d Install covers. Spanner Wrench Actual Size LL Note: Some warming of the device under routine operation is normal. 11 Indicator Table Condition LED Indicator Audible Alarm Relay State Lock Secure Off Off Open Authorized Release Input Steady Green Off Open During Nuisance Delay Steady Red Off (Default) Set by SW2-3 Open During Fire Alarm Steady Green Off Closed During Delayed Egress Flashing Red Beeping Closed After Delayed Egress Steady Green Steady Tone Closed SW2-7 "ON" = Unlock Alert whenever lock is unlocked Steady Green Steady Tone Open SW2-3 "ON" = Horn will sound during nuisance alert Steady Red Steady Tone Open Door Propped Open Alarm Flashing Green Beeping Closed Door Forced Open Alarm Flashing Red Steady Tone Closed Door Forced Open Alarm followed by Delayed Egress Input Steady Green + Flashing Red Steady Tone Closed Standard Features Switch Selectable Features Optional Switch Selectable Features - Plus Model Required Troubleshooting Condition LED Indicator Lock has power but won’t lock. LED (on lock) is Green. Fire alarm not connected or open connection. SW4-7 not ON (set switch, remove and re-apply power). Won’t go into delayed egress. Check dipswitch settings Armature washers not installed properly Magnet not properly aligned with armature. Goes into delayed egress upon powerup. Armature washers not installed properly Improper gap between magnet and armature Lock can be pushed open with minimal resistance. Magnet/Armature/washers not installed properly Lock “hums” or vibrates noisily when energized. Magnet/Armature/washers not installed properly LED(s) flash once quickly. Relock delay set to 0 sec. Keypad not initialized MBS doesn’t change state when locked. Low voltage. Mechanical misalignment. Debris between lock and armature. Armature/ magnet not installed properly DPS option not working properly. Armature holder not aligned with DPS switch. Switch not plugged into correct jack BOCA Operational Description LL BOCA Option is Applicable in United States Jurisdictions Only a. Lock the door and start the release process by pushing on the actuating bar (or door if no actuating bar provided) for at least 1 second. The door will release within 15 seconds. b. The door will not relock until the door has been opened, and returned to the closed position for not less than 30 seconds. Any reopening of the door during this time will restart the 30 second relocking cycle. c. A 30 second release time delay may be provided with code official approval. Customer Service 1-877-671-7011 www.allegion.com/us © Allegion 2015 Printed in U.S.A. 23697279 Rev. 11/15-f
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