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103185 June 3, 2010
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR ARCHITECTURAL VALUE SERIES®
V40
Parts Check List
Centercase/Pushpad Modular SubAssembly
P/N: 104360-X
Plastic Template
Use for ease of installation
P/N: 103806-X
Mounting plate
Subassembly
P/N: 100696-1
Centercase Cover
P/N: 101805-1
Detex Corporation, 302 Detex Drive, New Braunfels, Texas 78130-3045
(830)629-2900 / 1-800-729-3839 / Fax (830)620-6711
E-MAIL: [email protected] INTERNET: www.detex.com
DELAYED EGRESS AND "H" MODELS (HURRICANE)
EE
Modular Fillerplate Subassembly
P/N: 105032-X
Pushpad Wrap
P/N: 101810-1 (3-0)
P/N: 101815-1 (4-0)
Endcap
P/N: 101822
INTERNATIONAL PATENT NUMBER:
Endcap Bracket
P/N: 101844-X
S & R Fillerplate
Dual Connector
P/N 104382-X
U.S. PATENT NUMBERS:
6009732
6205825B1
6532777B2
PCT6009732
Battery
P/N: PP-5567
Hex Nut
P/N: 100783
Door Sign
P/N: ECL-395-X
99 Strike *, P/N: 100855-2
Non-Roller Strike
P/N: 100234-1
* Note:
Strike Shim
P/N: 100088
Standard
Plastic Template
P/N: 100212
Mortise Strike
P/N: 100480
P/N: 100481
98 Strike *, P/N: 100855-1
Strike Shield
Mortise
Strike Shim
P/N: 100482
2" Narrow Stile
Plastic Template
P/N: 101899
Detex Power Supply Catalog No: 90-800
(80-800 Battery back-up power supply available)
DETEX
Parts listed above will vary
according to product
configuration.
See
*Narrow Stile "NS" option
Mortise cylinder not included with device.
Standard Yale type cam required.
Owner's Copy
Optional Accessories
- Glass Bead Kit
- Sex Nuts
- Tamper Kit
- Double Door Strike Kit
- Key Stop Kit
- Narrow Stile Kit
For:
FOR SPECIAL LOCKING ARRANGEMENT:
THIS PRODUCT MUST BE CONNECTED INTO A FIRE ALARM SYSTEM PER NFPA CODE OR OTHER
REGULATIONS SO THAT, IN THE EVENT OF FIRE, THE TIME DELAY WILL BE BYPASSED. CONTACT
YOUR LOCAL CODE AUTHORITY TO VERIFY COMPLIANCE WITH FIRE AND BUILDING CODES.
THE DELAYED EGRESS DEVICE SHOULD BE ROUTINELY CHECKED FOR PROPER OPERATION AND
COMPLIANCE WITH FIRE AND BUILDING CODES
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!!!CHECK BEFORE STARTING!!!
Wide Stile (Surface Strike)
Minimum door stile 4-1/2" (114 mm)
Template drawings provide door and frame
structural and dimensional specifications for
door and frame preparation.
Narrow Stile
2"(51mm) Door Stile requires Mortise strike
X
Doors and frames with walls having a structural thickness (metal skin
plus reinforcement, or solid wood) to engage less than (3) full
screw threads, are considered unreinforced for hardware.
Unreinforced Doors: Use Sex Nuts and Bolts
Unreinforced Frames: Use Blind Rivet Nuts (see sketch)
Fasteners for unreinforced openings are not supplied by Detex.
Reinforced door or
frame engages at
least (3) screw
threads.
Reinforcement
Door Skin
Blind Rivet Nut
X
X
Horizontal
Reference
Door Must Swing Freely
RHR Door
Stop Face
Door Must Not be Warped
LHR Door
C
L
Door Must Not Bind
X
Door Must Not Sag
Mullion
Face
Finished
Floor
40"
Recommended
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RHR Door
Inside Face
LHR Door
Inside Face
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Fastener Table
Machine Screws
Sheetmetal Screws
Self-drilling Screws
Sex Nut
#6-32 x 5/8"
#6-32 x 3/8"
#10-24 x 5/8"
#1/4-20 x 1/4"
#1/4-20 x 1"
#6 x 1"
#10 x 1"
#14 x 1-1/2"
#1/4-20
#10-32
Drill Bit
PPH
PPH
PPH
PPH
PPH
PFH
PFH
PPH
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#36 or 7/64
#25 or 9/64"
#7 or 13/64"
No pilot hole necessary for
self-drilling screws
9/32" Interior Door Face
3/8" Exterior Door Face
13/64" Interior Door Face
5/16" Exterior Door Face
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9/64"
Tap Wrench
#6-32 Tap
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#10-24 Tap
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#1/4-20 Tap
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Comments
Use Either Machine Screws, Sheetmetal Screws,
or Sex Nuts
Used on 98 Strike Shield Mounting Holes
Used to Mount Centercase Cover and Endcap
Used on 99 Strike Center Mounting Hole
Used to Fasten Centercase Unit onto Mounting plate
Used on Strike, Mounting plate, and Endcap Mounting Holes
Used on 98 Strike Shield Mounting Holes
Used on 99 Strike Center Mounting Hole
Metal Applications
Used on Strike, Mounting plate, and Endcap Mounting Holes
Recommended on Fire Rated Wood and
Unreinforced Hollow Metal Doors
Used on Mounting plate and Endcap Mounting Holes
Recommended on Fire Rated Wood and
Unreinforced Hollow Metal Doors
Used on Strike Hook Mounting Holes
Note: (1) Fastener selection will vary per catalog configuration and kits ordered.
(2) Mortise Cylinder NOT Provided.
Tools Required
Power Drill
Level
Safety Glasses
Screw Driver
Pencil
Hack Saw
Hammer
Tape Measure
Center Punch
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Mounting plate
2
hole
3
If necessary, remove
label temporarily
Strike holes
to mark trim hole
Slide 99 strike locator
into mounting plate.
(if using a 98 strike, see
1
98 STRIKE INSTALLATION page)
Mounting plate Hole
Mark mounting plate
and strike holes
4
Punch marked
holes
5
RECOMMENDED
Mark centerline
for unit
40 inches above
finished floor
Trim input hole
if necessary.
(see outside
trim instructions)
Strike holes (2)
For 1/4-20 machine screws
drill #7 holes
No pilot hole necessary
for #14 self-drilling screws
(see fastener table)
Fasten tightly with
lockwashers and
1/4-20x1" machine
screws or #14
self-drilling screws
Mounting plate holes (2)
For 1/4-20 machine screws drill #7 holes.
For #14 self-drilling screws no pilot holes
necessary.
For sex nuts drill 3/8" holes.
(see fastener table)
6
Fasten loosely with
two 1/4-20x1" machine
screws or #14
self-drilling screws
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Position cam as shown
1
Insert centercase into slots
of centercase mounting plate,
depress pushpad, rotate
toward door.
DOOR
DOOR
2
Fasten rim device
to mounting plate
with 1/4-20 x 1/4" PPH
MUST BE INSTALLED!
Peel off backing
to expose tape.
3
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Install Pushpad Wrap.
Verify wrap is secured
by snapping in place.
IMPORTANT:
When using Pushpad Wrap with text
verify handing before installing wrap.
(LHR handing shown)
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CHECKING FOR DEVICE CLEARANCE
Slide endcap assembly
onto extrusion
1
(Cut-Off procedure if required)
Secure with tape
1
CAUTION:
Check device and
door frame clearance.
If no cut-off needed,
proceed to MORTISE
CYLINDER INSTALLATION
Protect wires
during cutting
2
Type
Electrified Model
Cut fillerplate
and extrusion to
desired length
L
MORTISE CYLINDER INSTALLATION
PRECAUTIONARY NOTE:
1. See "EE ELECTRICAL OPTIONS" before reinstalling filler plate.
2. Be careful when installing fillerplate assembly not to damage wires.
Max Cut-Off
36" Unit
cannot be
cut down
Length (L)
48" Unit
6 in
Remove endcap, endcap bracket & fillerplate subassembly.
Disconnect cable assembly (view A),
12 pin connector (view B), 2 pin connector (view C)
and battery
2
INSTALLING MORTISE CYLINDER
See View A, B, & C above
NOTE:
(1) Move placement of
spacers to match length
of cylinder used to allow
smooth rotation of cam.
2) All cylinder spacers
must be used, either
on top or bottom
CAUTION:
Tighten with hand tools only.
Do not overtighten
Dogging lever should be in "ON"
(CCW) position before sliding back
into extrusion
View A
Modular Cable
Connection
Install mortise cylinder
with hex nut provided
View B
12 Pin Connection
(note: board layout may differ slightly from layout shown)
3
RE-INSTALL FILLERPLATE
Use optional cylinder collar
(Detex p/n: ECL-1595)
installing 7-pin mortise cylinder
when
Re-connect in the following order:
1) Cable assembly (view A),
2) Battery,
3) 12 pin connector (view B),
4) 2 pin connector (view C).
Install fillerplate subassembly
& endcap bracket.
View C
2 Pin Connector
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1
2
Level pushpad assembly.
Note: Endcap Bracket must bottom-out
on extrusion. DO NOT REMOVE
NYLON SPACER ON BACK OF
BRACKET!
With pushpad assembly level,
secure the endcap bracket to door
by tightening the factory installed
self-drilling screw.
3
For 1/4-20 machine screws drill #7 holes.
For #14 self-drilling screws no pilot holes
necessary.
For sex nuts drill 3/8" holes.
IMPORTANT:
Install (2) 6-32 FH Screws
for added security
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4
Slide and mount endcap
to endcap bracket with two
1/4-20x1" PPH machine screws
or #14 self-drilling screws.
DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN
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For Hurricane Models
(see Hurricane kit)
Protect wires
1
2
Fasten rim device to mounting
plate and door with 1/4-20x1"
machine screws(drill #7 holes)
or #14 self-drilling screws
Align the 99 strike with
the latchbolt.
Firmly tighten screws
(use shim if necessary)
Deadlatch
Place ECL-395-X
5
sign on door
99 strike
Note:
Check device function and
strike engagement BEFORE
marking and drilling for
3
center screw.
Mark and drill center hole.
9/64" for 10-24 machine
screws.
No pilot hole necessary
for #10 self-drilling screws.
(see fastener table)
Secure the 99 strike.
4
Care and Maintenance:
The Detex Value Series® devices are designed to provide many years of maintenance
free service under normal usage. Periodically inspect and lubricate the unit to
extend its life.
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Install cover with 6-32
machine screws. Tighten
with hand tools only.
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EE ELECTRICAL OPTION
REQUIRES DETEX POWER SUPPLY
REQUIRED WIRE SIZES:
STRANDED WIRE GAUGE: 18 AWG MIN
MAXIMUM LENGTH OF TWO CONDUCTOR CABLE: 40 FEET
Power Supply with Detex Delayed Egress device
RED
BLACK
RED
BLACK
WHITE
BLACK
GREEN
Detex requires one fire
alarm relay per power
supply
Closed Fire Alarm Loop
(must be supplied)
From (+) terminal
to pin #1 on exit
device
RED/BLK WIRES
TO 24 VOLT
BLK
RED
Fire Loop
Sense
DETEX REQUIRES THE POWER
SUPPLY BE LOCATED WITHIN
40 FEET OF THE DEVICE
To Exit Device
Door #2
(if req'd)
To Exit Device
Door #1
From (-) terminal
to pin #2 on exit
device
BLK
RED
FACTORY INSTALLED
JUMPER
To disable the low-battery
indication, slide the Dis Lo Bat
switch to 'ON'
9V Alkaline
Battery
Red wires to internal solenoid
DO NOT ADD POWER!
(PC BOARD ASSEMBLY INSIDE
DELAYED EGRESS DEVICE)
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EE ELECTRICAL OPTIONS
L9 = Less 9v battery
SI = Status indicator
1 2
-
+
POWER REQUIREMENT:
.5 AMPS @ 24 VDC
The key cylinder arming switch must be set to "OFF". To prevent the alarm
from sounding during installation, attach battery AFTER main power is applied.
Delayed Egress Device requires a connection to the Fire Alarm System.
The fire alarm connection needs to be made Externally at the Power Supply.
During a fire alarm condition the delayed egress will be by-passed.
MAIN POWER CONNECTION: (1 & 2)
See Power
Supply instructions
DETEX REQUIRES USING THE FIRE ALARM
CONNECTION IN THE POWER SUPPLY:
CLOSED connection is provided to the fire alarm system when
not in-alarm and OPEN when in-alarm. See power supply
instructions for details.
REMOTE BY-PASS: (5 & 6)
Connect normally open (N.O.) contact.
When the contact is closed momentarily, this will allow the door
to open without the alarm sounding. The unit will aut
omatically
re-arm in 15 seconds after the door is closed (three quick audible beeps).
BY-PASS RELAY: (7,8 & 9) DRY contact output.
The BY-PASS relay is energized when the unit is disarmed by
the KEY or REMOTE BY-PASS to indicate to a remote indicator
that the door is not armed.
ALARM RELAY: (10, 11 & 12) DRY contact output.
The ALARM relay is energized when the unit is sounding its
alarm to indicate to a
remote indicator that an unauthorized
exit has been attempted.
OUTSIDE KEY CONTROL
If the OKC option is used, the outside key bypasses
and rearms the alarm.
-BLK
+RED
OBSERVE
POLARITY
24VDC
POWER SUPPLY
RED +24V
BLACK GROUND
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1112
Dis Lo Bat switch:
To disable the low-battery
indication, slide "DisLoBat"
switch to 'ON'
9V Alkaline
Battery
Status
indicator switch
STATUS INDICATOR (SLIDE SWITCH)
ON: Green LED blinks every three seconds
when the unit is disarmed.
Red LED blinks every three seconds
when the unit is armed.
OFF: No status indication
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RISER DIAGRAM
DETEX FILTERED AND REGULATED POWER SUPPLY
WITH FIRE ALARM SYSTEM LOOP 24 VDC @1 AMP MIN
DETEX REQUIRES THE POWER SUPPLY BE LOCATED
WITHIN 40 FEET OF THE DEVICE
PROVIDE WIRING CONDUIT, CONNECTOR,
ETC BETWEEN DETEX POWER SUPPLY AND
FIRE ALARM CONTROL PANEL AS REQUIRED
TO ALLOW THE FIRE ALARM SYSTEM TO
OVERRIDE THE DETEX DELAYED EGRESS
FEATURE DURING A FIRE ALARM
THE LOSS OF POWER OR OPEN FIRE
ALARM CIRCUIT WILL ELIMINATE THE
DELAYED EGRESS FUNCTION
DOOR SIGN SUPPLIED WITH
DETEX DELAYED EGRESS
PANIC HARDWARE
DETEX DELAYED EGRESS
PANIC HARDWARE
INSTALLED BY
TRAINED TECHNICIAN
REQUIREMENTS:
MIN. 22 GA STRANDED WIRE FOR SIGNALING
MIN. 18 GA STRANDED WIRE FOR POWER
J
REFER TO WIRING &
FIRE ALARM DIAGRAMS
FOR WIRING
INSTRUCTIONS
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Value Series Flex Conduit/End Cap Kit
p/n: FCV
VALUE SERIES FLEX CONDUIT INSTALLATION
1
Drill 7/8" hole
through center guide
Note: For high traffic areas an electric through-wire hinge or power transfer is recommended.
OPTIONAL HARDWIRE TRANSFER KITS
Electric Hinge
Adjust for handing
2
(LHR shown)
3
From magnet
terminals
4
Fasten until
hand-tight
Power Transfer
Order by finish
p/n: EWH8-X
Note: For high traffic areas an electric through-wire hinge or power transfer is recommended.
Electric Hinge Endcap Prep
Wire chase through door
1/2" Hole through the
inside door face
Power Transfer Endcap Prep
p/n: PT-5
Wire chase through door
1/2" Hole through the
inside door face
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Deadlatch
DELAYED EGRESS OPERATIONS
For BENCH TESTING:
push and hold deadlatch while
performing alarm test operations
PushPad
(LHR shown)
Home Key
Position
Mortise
Cylinder
Red LED
Siren
Green LED
ARMING AND AUTHORIZED EXIT
With door closed, insert key in the cylinder, turn CCW then back to the home key position and remove it.
The red LED blinks twice then the green LED glows continuously. Authorized personnel can exit the
door during this rearm cycle. After a 1, 5 or 15 second arming period, the alarm issues three quick
beeps and the green LED goes off, indicating that the unit is armed.
Turn Key CCW To Arm
DISARMING
Insert key, turn CW to a stop.
Green LED will blink twice to indicate the unit is disarmed.
Glowing Green LED
EXITING UNDER ALARM
To exit, push and maintain pressure on the pushpad. After a one-second delay, (nuisance delay), LED
flashes RED and alarm pulses on and off for 15 seconds. After 15 seconds, alarm issues short and
long pulses to indicate that you can exit by depressing the pushpad. Alarm sounds continuously and LED
is steady RED. Turn key CW to stop alarm.
NUISANCE DELAY
en pushpad is depressed for less than 1
Wh
Red LED while alarming
second, alarm will emit a single pulse but
will not start delay function.
Turn Key CW To Disarm
NORMAL OPERATION
LED COLOR
RED
OFF
OFF
ON
SLOW BLINKING
FAST BLINKING
ON
DOUBLE BLINK
BLINK
OFF
GREEN
BLINK
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
SIREN SOUNDS
THREE CHIRPS
SLOW PULSE
FAST PULSE
ON
DOUBLE CHIRP
FUNCTION
Indicates the unit is in process of arming. The siren will chirp three times to indicate the unit
is armed and green LED will turn off
This indicates either armed or disarmed
Factory installed jumper removed from 3 & 4 terminals
Pushpad is depressed, delay to open started
Delay to open expired
Delay to open expired, door has been opened
Low Battery - every 45 seconds
Armed - status ON
Disarmed - status ON
BATTERY BACKUP FOR ALARM
A 9-volt battery is included as a backup power source for the alarm siren if power is lost.
To disable low battery indication, slide the DisLoBat switch to 'ON'. See page 16 for location.
LOW BATTERY INDICATION
If battery voltage is low(7 volts or less), unit remains armed but LED flashes RED and unit beeps
twice every 45 sec
onds. Replace battery as soon as possible.
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TROUBLESHOOTING
Problem
Alarm sounds when power is applied:
No green light when key is turned CCW:
No delayed egress:
Probable Cause
Turn key clockwise to OFF position.
Confirm strike is pushing in dead latch. Door must be closed.
Confirm 24VDC power on the delayed egress device main
board terminals 1(+) & 2(-).
Confirm closed fire loop connection on power supply.
Confirm cable is plugged in properly.
Confirm the mortise cylinder is functioning correctly.
Confirm the 2 pin connector on the latch end coming from the
pushpa
Confirm closed fire loop connection on power supply.
Confirm the 2-pin header with the two red wires are plugged into
the delayed egress main board.
d switch is plugged in properly.
Both red and green lights on:
Low battery signal-
Two chirps every 45 seconds:
Confirm 24VDC power on the delayed egress device main
board terminals 1&2.
Factory installed jumper removed from terminals 3 and 4.
Check battery. If no battery is needed, slide DisLoBat switch on
delayed egress main board to
instructions.
Technical Support 1-800-729-3839
'ON'. See electrical pages of
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98 Strike Locator
98 STRIKE INSTALLATION
(when required)
Shield (if necessary)
Align the strike with
the latchbolt.
Firmly tighten screws
Door frame
Cutout per
98 strike
Mark and drill holes as necessary.
#7 for 1/4-20 machine screws,
For #14 self-drilling screws, no pilot
hole necessary.
7/64" for 6-32 machine screws,
9/64" for #6 sheetemtal screws
(see fastener table)
Shim (if necessary)
98 Strike
STRIKE HOOK INSTALLATION
(Caution: This installation is required on fire rated door openings with removable mullion.)
Door
Door
99 Strike
Door
Strike Hook
Mullion Post
For mounting hole locations use Strike Locator Template provided.
DRILL CHART
10-24 Machine screw
#25 or 9/64"
tap 10-24
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#10 Sheetmetal screw
#22 or 5/32"
pilot hole
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Glass Bead Kit
Catalog No: GB2 - Glass Bead Kit, 40 series
p/n: 101644
#1/4-20 X 1-1/2" Screw
(4) Included
Sex Nut
Optional Accessories
The #10-32 kit is available in (4) finishes:
Catalog No: SN2 Brushed Brass BHMA 606 Finish
Catalog No: SN2 Oil Rubbed Bronze BHMA 613 Finish
Catalog No: SN2 Brushed Chrome BHMA 626 Finish
Catalog No: SN2 Stainless Steel BHMA 630 Finish
p/n: 101617-X
Tamper Kit
(Security Kit)
Catalog No: SSK3
p/n: 101233
Security Screws
Security Pin TORX Bits provided
R
Key Stop Kit
(Momentary Shunt)
Catalog No: KS
p/n: 101867
The #1/4-20 kit is available in (4) finishes:
Catalog No: SN1 Brushed Brass BHMA 606 Finish
Catalog No: SN1 Oil Rubbed Bronze BHMA 613 Finish
Catalog No: SN1 Brushed Chrome BHMA 626 Finish
Catalog No: SN1 Stainless Steel BHMA 630 Finish
p/n: 101616-X
Narrow Stile Door Kit
(Splice Kit may be used with either 3-0 or 4-0 units)
Catalog No: NSK1
p/n: 101879-1 (628 Finish, Clear)
p/n: 101879-2 (711 Finish, Black)
Double Door Strike Kit
Catalog No: 94
p/n: 102212-1
Dogging Lever Assembly
Key Stop Screw
The following Models in the series were evaluated by UL: Controlled Exit Panic Devices; Model V40. These devices may
be suffixed with 01, 02, 03, 08, 09, or 14 followed by A, AN, BN, CN, DN, DNT, DNU, MN, P, PN, or WS, followed by BP2
or BP8 followed by 605, 606, 611, 612, 613, 625, 626, 628, 629, 630, or 711 followed by the RHR or LHR, followed by EE
which may be followed by LD or CD, followed by 62
(shown for reference ONLY)
8 or 711, followed by 98 or 99, followed by 36 or 48.
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