Linear 212xt Owner's Manual

212xt Wiring Diagrams and Specifications

Wire Xtreme Pad
to Appropriate color
wires on Programmer

(Red to Red, etc.)

1

2

4 5 6

3

( White / Yellow )
( White / Black )

( Red )

( Black )

Voltage Selection Settings

P5*

Position

2

12-24VAC
15-24VDC

Position

1

12-15VDC

7 8

0

9

#

P1

*

SW1

*P5 is the Voltage Selector. With the jumper in position one, 12-15vdc only operation is

selected. With the jumper in position two 15-24vdc/12-24vac operation is selected.

Packing Checklist:

Xtreme™ Keypad
212 XT Programming Controller
Four Conductor Wire Harness (1)
Three Conductor Wire Harness (4)
Slotted Screws (4)
Plastic Anchors (4)
Machine Screws (2)
5/64 Allen Head Wrench (1)
Tech Supp. With Warranty card
Command & Control Features and Programming Guide

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P2

+

P3

NC C

P4

P5*

RELAY

NO

P1-REX INPUT
P2-RELAY 2
P3-RELAY 3
P4-RELAY 4
P5-VOLTAGE SELECTOR
SW1-PROGRAMMING SWITCH

SPECIFICATIONS:

MECHANICAL:

XT CASE DIMENSIONS:

2.75”w x 4.50”h x 1.50”d
PROGRAMMER CASE DEMENSIONS:

2.75”w x 4.50”h x 2.50”d

ELECTRICAL:

VOLTAGE:
12-24 Volts AC/DC (selected by jumper)

CURRENT:
@12-24 Volts AC/DC- 20ma typical-150 max with all relays
energized

OUTPUTS:

Main relay: 8 Amp, Form-C @ 24volts-10 AMP surge
Relays 2, 3, & 4 are Form C relays-1 AMP MAXIMUM

ENVIRONMENTAL:

TEMPERATURE:

-20°F TO 130°F (-28°C TO 54°C)

6061170 REV 1.01

Basic Access Control with an Magnetic LockBasic Access Control with an Electric Door Strike

Remote Triggering Input
Not Used
Remote Triggering Input

12 or 24 volt AC/DC

power supply

Note: Lock voltage must
match power supply voltage

Remote Triggering Input
Not Used
Remote Triggering Input

12 or 24 volt AC/DC

power supply

Normally Open
Remote Switch

White/Orange

Brown

Programming

Switch

White

NO NC

OUTPUT

SW1

Shunting an Alarm Zone

Normally Open
Remote Switch

White/Orange

Brown

Programming

Switch

White

SW1

NO NC

C

OUTPUT

2

TS 1

NO NC

C

C

OUTPUT3OUTPUT

2

TS 1

Transorb

NO NC

C

OUTPUT3OUTPUT

NO NC

C

4

-Jumper on 2&3 for
12-15 VDC only

-Jumper on 1&2 for

15-24 VDC
12-24 VAC

Electric door strike

( Fail secure )

NO NC

C

4

-Jumper on 2&3 for
12-15 VDC only

-Jumper on 1&2 for

15-24 VDC
12-24 VAC

To Alarm Panel
Closed Circuit

Loop

Green LED

( panel disarmed )

( panel armed )

Programming

Switch

Normally Open

Remote Triggering Input
Not Used
Remote Triggering Input

12 or 24 volt AC/DC

power supply

Note: Lock voltage must
match power supply voltage

Remote Switch

White/Orange

White

Brown

Programming

Switch

Magnetic Doorlock
( Fail Safe )

SW1

NO NC

C

OUTPUT

2

TS 1

NO NC

NO NC

C

C

OUTPUT3OUTPUT

4

-Jumper on 2&3 for
12-15 VDC only

-Jumper on 1&2 for

Transorb

15-24 VDC
12-24 VAC

Arming and Disarming a typical Alarm Control Panel

NOTE: LED’s not provided with Keypad.
Connections are shown for a typical panel with
sink outputs.

Red LED

SW1

NO NC

C

OUTPUT

2

TS 1

NO NC

NO NC

C

C

OUTPUT3OUTPUT

4

-Jumper on 2&3 for
12-15 VDC only

-Jumper on 1&2 for

15-24 VDC
12-24 VAC

TYPICAL ALARM
CONTROL PANEL

GREEN LED (-)
RED LED (-)
12 VOLTS (+)

ARM/DISARM
TERMINALS

12 VOLTS (-)
12 VOLTS (+)

6061170 REV 1.01

Auxiliary Outputs

The Extreme™ programming controller comes equipped with 3 auxiliary relay outputs and 3 inter­nal timer circuits. The outputs can operate from 01-90 seconds, or you can program them to latch in
the energized position until the same code, or another latch code is entered. These outputs maybe
used to turn on or off, or shunt most devices after a valid code entry. The relays are form C relay
and are rated to handle one (1) amp of current at either 12 volts or 24 volts, type AC or DC.

To incorporate this feature into your system, simply locate one of the five connectors, each one with
three (3) wires, green, blue, and gray, located in the box with the XtremeTMprogramming controller.
With the controller powered down, unlatch the keypad from the plastic housing and slide the printed
circuit board out of housing. With the circuit board out, you may now choose one of the exposed
outputs as shown in Diagram A.

Wiring the Auxiliary Relays

Example: to a sounder

1. Connect the three conductor harness with the green,
blue, and gray wire to the auxiliary output relay jack as
shown in diagram A.

2. Connect green wire to V+ on sounder.

3. Connect blue wire to V+ from power supply.

4. Connect V- from power supply to V- on sounder.

5. Gray wire is not used.

XtremeTMCONTROL RELAY BOARD

DIAGRAM A

Propped
Door
Relay

Programming the Auxiliary Outputs

To program how long the output can operate for, Program
as follows:

1. Enter programming mode. Press 99 # (master code) *

Verify controller is in programming. Yellow light should

be flashing slowly.

2. Select the output that you want to program.

For output #2, press 12# (relay time)# 0# * *
For output #3, press 13# (relay time)# 0# **
For output #4, press 14# (relay time)# 0# * *

* Relay time must always be represented by

two digits. for 5 seconds (05).

To operate selected output(s) with a user code.

3. Verify that you are still in programming mode.

4. Press 59# (The output you choose: ie 2) #
(user number) # (new code) * (repeat code) *

5. Exit programming mode by pressing the *

user number is where your code is stored in the memory of
the keypad.

door contact

V+

white wire
with orange
stripe

white wire

GREEN (NO)

V-

GRAY (NC) NOT USED

BLUE (C)

V+

To
Power Supply

DIAGRAM B.