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Low Energy Door Operators
Wiring Instructions For 4051, 4052, 4060, 4067
80-9369-0901-021 (12-02 )
120 VOLT POTENTIAL PRESENT. MAKE SURE POWER INPUT TO UNIT IS TURNED OFF DURING INSTALLATION AND WIRING PROCEDURE.
REQUIREMENTS:
•U.L. labeled fire or smoke barrier door assemblies require that the 120VAC, 60Hz power input to the Power Door
Operator be supplied through normally closed alarm contacts of the alarm system/alarm panel.
•All wiring and connections use standard wiring practice conforming with local wiring codes.
•Power inputs at terminal strip T1 and at terminal strip JP4 must be made with copper wire only.
•Maximum wire size is:
12 AWG at Power Input Terminal Strips
14 AWG at Terminal Strips JP1 And JP4
Note: No power/voltage inputs are to be made to the Door Operator unit except 120VAC, 60Hz (+10% -15%) at terminals HOT and COM of the Power Input Terminal Strip T1.
•Typical field connections for flexible conduit illustrated on page 2.
•Power input terminal strip T1 at terminals Hot and COM must be 120VAC at 60Hz (+10% -15%).
•Current draw at auxiliary contact JP4 – 2 must not exceed 0.500 amps, for auxiliary devices.
GENERAL DATA:
•Maximum current draw of Door Operator units without peripheral sensors or scanners is 1.5 amps when motor is operating, .050 amps in standby.
Maximum current draw from auxiliary devices is 0.500 amps (terminals JP4 – 1 and JP4 – 2).
•Fuse “F2” protects the Electronic Control Module and Transformer circuit and is a 3 amp slow blow fuse.
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Control Module Layout and (Input/Output Connections; Functions) |
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Fuse
F2
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JP4
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JP5
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Spindle Timing
Pulley
Handed Units
80-9369-0901-021 (12-02 ) |
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CONCEALED WIRING
Thread conduit fitting(s) into backplate as shown. A second conduit fitting is required for low voltage control wiring. CHECK LOCAL CODES. Pull conduit out of header and attach to conduit fittings before mounting Operator to door frame. Attach incoming ground wire to backplate with ground screw as illustrated below.
Low Voltage
Control
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Incoming
Power
Cable
Clamps
SURFACE WIRING
An optional bracket is provided for use with surface wiring. Remove the two cable clamps screws and slip the bracket under the cable clamps. Push the cable clamp screw through the bracket holes and tighten. ½” conduit fittings can now be installed on the bracket.
Conduit by Others (from top)
(Green) Ground Screw
“T1” Power
Input
Terminal Strip
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Optional Bracket |
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INSTALLER / USER INFORMATION
Input Power Terminal Strip – 120VAC, (+10% - 15%) Input Voltage. Maximum wire size 12 AWG at terminals HOT and COM. Terminals 22 through 25 are factory wired using 18AWG wire.
Earth Ground Wire Connection – Ground wire must be secured to backplate under head of (green) ground screw nearest to “T1” Power InputTerminal Strip bracket. Screw labeled “GND”.
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Left Hand Double Lever, Push Side Right Hand Slide Track, Pull Side
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Fuse F2* |
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SW5 Rotary
Switch/Timer
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JP2 Terminal
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SW3 Rotary
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JP3 Terminal
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Fuse F1 1.5 amp, 2AG Slo-Blo
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Electronic Control Module (Main PC Board)
JP1 Terminal
Strip
JP4 Terminal
Strip
JP1 Terminal Strip – Maximum wire size 14AWG. For signaling only, do not make power input connections.
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Override Open – This terminal has two possible functions that can be used together or separately. |
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1. Smoke Ventilation Door or Blow Open Door – Upon initiation of a closed signal from a fire/ smoke alarm |
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panel, door will open and remain open until signal is terminated. Use with any JP1 ground. |
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2. Alarm Delay (30 second or 60 second time period) – Time is set with dip switch SW1 – 2 A/D. (OFF = 30 |
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second delay, ON = 60 second delay) Use with any JP1 ground. |
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Auxiliary 2 – This is one of two secondary initiating switch contacts (JP1 – 10 is the other.) |
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AUX2 |
For most applications it is equivalent to AUX1 JP1 – 14. For Vestibule Function use, it is the contact for a switch |
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located within the vestibule. Use with any JP1 ground. |
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GND |
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In Vestibule – Used for Vestibule Function. This contact must be connected to the JP1 – 6 terminal from another |
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INV |
unit to receive an initiating signal. The signal is then programed to initiate the unit by setting the VEST DLY rotary |
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switch/timer pot of the receiving unit. Use this contact with any JP1 ground. |
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OUTV |
Out Vestibule – Used for Vestibule Function. This contact must be connecter to terminal JP1 – 5 of another unit to |
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GND |
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Maintain Hold Open – With the unit’s 3 Position Slide Switch in the “ON” position, a signal will open the door and |
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maintain an indefinite hold open until a second signal releases the door from hold open. Use with any JP1 ground. |
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This feature recommended for Power Operator Function. If using with the Power Assist Function, consult factory. |
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AUX2 |
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Presence Detector – Permits wiring of a presence detector to prevent a closed door from opening or a door that is |
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Auxiliary 1 – Primary initiating switch contact. Initiates door power cycle. Must be Normally Open Momentary Dry |
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JP4 Terminal Strip – Maximum wire size 14AWG.
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Control (Relay Contact Only – 5Amp @ 24VDC) – Normally open contact that is switched by Relay K3 (on main |
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delay; ON = 60 second delay). Use with terminal JP4 – 7 Co2. |
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Door Operator Function Switch – OFF position selects the Power Operator Function. On |
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Alarm System Delay Timer – This switch is used in conjunction with terminal Jp1– 1, 0/0 for |
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optional function 2. (OFF = 30 second delay, ON = 60 second delay). |
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RES1 |
DIAGNOSTIC USE. FOR FACTORY AUTHORIZED PERSONAL. |
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RES2 |
DIAGNOSTIC USE. FOR FACTORY AUTHORIZED PERSONAL. |
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ROTARY SWITCHES |
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DESCRIPTION |
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SW2 |
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M DLY |
This rotary switch or timer pot sets the length of delay for motor start up to allow for “unlocking” |
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of exit devices, electric strikes, magnetic locks, etc. See Chart 1 for delay times. |
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This rotary switch or timer pot sets the length of time that a solenoid remains either energized or |
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de-energized to allow “unlocking”. Used in conjunction with terminals JP4 – 3, JP4 – 4, JP5 – 5. |
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See Chart 2 for length of time. |
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VEST DLY |
This switch or timer pot sets the length of time between receipt of the “In Vestibule” signal |
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(terminal JP1 – 5) and motor start-up. See Chart 3 for delay times. |
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SW5 |
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CL/AS DLY |
Power Operator Function – Sets length of time door holds open at fully “taught” open position. |
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Power Assist Function – Sets length of time motor and pump will operate to reduce opening |
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force. When time elapses, the door force reverts to full opening spring force set. |
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Chart 1 – SW2, M DLY |
Chart 2 – SW3, EXSOL DLY |
Chart 3 – SW4, VEST DLY |
Chart 4 – SW5, CL/AS DLY |
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Length of Time |
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Length of Time |
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Length of Time |
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1.0 |
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4 |
80-9369-0901-021 (12-02 ) |
JP2 Terminal Strip – Factory Wired Connections.
TERMINAL |
D E S C R I P T I O N |
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L1 |
White Wire – High side of L1 Input signal from ELS Board. Detects door motion to open door when door is pushed |
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G |
Black Wire – Ground. Common connection for L1 and L2 inputs. |
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L2 |
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+V |
Yellow Wire +24VDC. This terminal is used to supply power to the ELS Board. |
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H |
Violet Wire – Hold Open contact of “OFF” “ON” “H/O” switch assembly. |
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White Wire – Ground. Common contact of “OFF” “ON” “H/O” switch assembly. |
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M |
Orange Wire – ON contact of “OFF” “ON” “H/O” switch assembly. |
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Red Wire – Emergency Hold Open Release. This contact is used in conjunction with the ELS board to close the |
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door immediately at any point of door opening once an obstruction on opening is encountered. It is used with |
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Black Wire – Ground. Use with terminal Jp2 – E for Emergency Hold Open Release. |
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JP5 Terminal Strip – Factory Wired Connections.
TERMINAL |
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NEU |
Common 120V connection to Input Power Terminal 22. |
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HOT |
Hot 120V connection to Input Power Terminal 24. |
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GND |
Ground connection secured to backplate under head of (green) ground screw that is located under Main PC Board. |
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18VAC |
From secondary of 120V / 24V transformer. |
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18VAC |
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JP3 Terminal Strip – Factory Wired Connections.
TERMINAL |
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MOTOR |
Motor Connection. |
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SOLENOID |
Solenoid coil connection. |
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