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SARGENT 56 User Manual

56- Electric Latch Retraction Exit Devices Installation and Wiring Instructions
With Optional 53- Latchbolt; 55- Request to Exit; and TL- (SARGuide) Connection Instructions
SECTION I: OVERVIEW
1. Description
The Sargent 56- prefix ELR works with 80 Series exit devices to provide remote-controlled latch retraction. It is compatible with the following prefixes:
• 53 - Latchbolt Monitor Switch: The latch monitor provides tamper resistant latch monitoring. The monitor switch is activated when there is physical movement of the latch.
• 55 - Signal Switch (Request to Exit): This signal switch monitors the touch bar position. Touch bar monitoring can be used to detect egress, sound an alarm, send a signal to a remote location, or de-energize an electromagnetic lock.
• TL- (SARGuide): Illuminated touchpad for 80 Series exit devices.
Note: The 56- is also compatible with 16-, HK-, and 12- mechanical configurations.
Fig. 1 56- ELR
Sargent Manufacturing Company (New Haven, CT).
2011. Electronic push retraction exit device. U. S. Patent 7,484,777, filed June 30, 2006, and issued Feb. 3, 2009. Additional patent(s) pending.
2. Functions
The 56- ELR can be configured to work in either of two modes:
POWER MODE (see Section II: POWER MODE)
The device is not energized when locked. When electrified, the push rail and latch(es) will retract and remain in the retracted position until power is removed. Power is typically applied through a relay triggered by an access control device.
TIMER MODE (see Section III: TIMER MODE)
The device is always energized and retraction is triggered by a momentary or maintain switch. In TIMER MODE:
• When the timer circuit is closed using a momentary switch, the device retracts, remains retracted for a set duration, and releases. The duration of the retraction is set through an onboard timer setting.
• When the timer circuit is closed using a maintain switch, the device retracts. The device releases when the contact is opened.
3. Important
• Caution: Disconnect all input power before servicing.
• Installer must be a trained and experienced service person.
• Wiring must comply with applicable local electrical codes, ordinances and regulations.
• Cylinder (16-) or “hex-key” (HK-) mechanical dogging CANNOT be used on FIRE RATED DOORS.
4. Installation Notes
• The 56- ELR rail works only with Sargent 80 Series exit devices.
• Always perform mechanical installation using the appropriate installation instructions, prior to electrical wiring.
• If used in conjunction with M56 or R56 kits, follow instructions A7926 prior to using these instructions.
• Earth Ground: Required for electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection, unless already grounded through the
metal door and frame.
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5. Hinge Requirements
Application Wires Recommended Hinge Wires Recommended Hinge
56- 3 wires QC8 5 wires QC12
53- 56- 5 wires QC8 7 wires QC12
55- 56- 6 wires QC8 8 wires QC12
53- 55- 56- 8 wires QC8 10 wires QC12
TL-56- 5 wires QC12 7 wires QC12
TL-53- 56- 7 wires QC12 9 wires QC12
TL-55- 56- 8 wires QC12 10 wires QC12
TL-53- 55- 56- 10 wires QC12 12 wires QC12
6. Wire Gauge Chart
Total One-Way Length of
Wire Run (ft)
1/4A 1/2A 3/4A *1A 1-1/4A 1-1/2A 2A 3A
100 24 20 18 18 16 16 14 12
150 22 18 16 16 14 14 12 10
200 20 18 16 14 14 12 12 10
250 18 16 14 14 12 12 12 10
300 18 16 14 12 12 12 10 —
400 18 14 12 12 10 10 — —
500 16 14 12 10 10 — — —
750 14 12 10 10 — — — —
1,000 14 10 10 — — — — —
1,500 12 10 — — — — — —
56- Electric Latch Retraction Exit Devices
Installation and Wiring Instructions
With Optional 53- Latchbolt; 55- Request to Exit;
and TL- (SARGuide) Connection Instructions
Without Timer With Timer
Load Current @ 24VDC
*When calculating voltage drop, use 1A as the recommended current draw for the 56- ELR.
7. Wire Locations and Positions
56- Electric Latch Retraction devices are supplied with one 4-pin and one 8-pin Molex® connector.
Molex connectors allow simple installation using the ASSA ABLOY ElectroLynx® system.
1 - Black (56- 0VDC) 2 - Red (56- +24VDC) 3 - White (53- C) 4 - Green (EG) 5 - Orange (53- NC/NO)* 6 - Blue (55- C) 7 - Brown (55- NO) 8 - Yellow (55- NC)
*NO/NC (Normally Open/Normally Closed) is selectable on controller (refer to 53- DIP switch instructions section III, part 5).
Factory preset is NO.
1 - Violet (TL- Prefix is an option)
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2 - Grey (TL+ Prefix is an option) 3 - Pink (56- Timer A) 4 - Tan (56- Timer B)
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8-pin Molex
4-pin Molex
Fig. 2 Wire Color and Position
56- Electric Latch Retraction Exit Devices Installation and Wiring Instructions
With Optional 53- Latchbolt; 55- Request to Exit; and TL- (SARGuide) Connection Instructions
8. DIP (Dual Inline Package) Switch Settings
DIP Switch assignments are as follows, starting from left:
1: Closed (Switch set to ON) when selecting 53- NC (Normally Closed) contact.
2: Closed (Switch set to ON) when selecting 53- NO (Normally Open) contact.
NOTE: Only 1 or 2 should be closed at one time, not both.
3: Closed when bypassing external trigger, i. e., Power Mode.
4, 5, 6: Select software options, allows up to 8 Time/Delay settings (refer to TIMER MODE, Section III, part 5).
Default Setting: 53- NO (Normally Open) and POWER MODE set to ON.
9. ElectroLynx Wiring System
IMPORTANT: ElectroLynx connectors plug and
lock together in only one way.
Do NOT force connectors together.
Fig. 4 ElectroLynx Connections
Receptacle
Locking Mechanism
Door
Surface
Fig. 3 DIP Switch Settings
(Factory Default Shown)
Plug
4-pin F
McKinney QC12 Hinge
(available direct from McKinney)
Provided With Product
8-pin F
8-pin M4-pin M
Fig. 5 Typical ElectroLynx Wiring
Note: *The three inch connector is not included with the product, door, or hinge and must be ordered separately (P/N available in POWER MODE Wiring section).
8-pin F
8-pin M
4-pin F
4-pin M
*3” Harness
8-pin F
8-pin M
Typical ElectroLynx Wiring Harness Connections
TL-53-55-56- wired in TIMER MODE requires all 12 wires.
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06/09/11
56- Electric Latch Retraction Exit Devices
Installation and Wiring Instructions
With Optional 53- Latchbolt; 55- Request to Exit;
SECTION II: POWER MODE
In this configuration, the device is not energized when locked. When energized with a 24 volt input, the push rail and latch(es) will retract and remain in the retracted position until power is removed. Power is typically applied through a relay triggered by an access control device.
For installations using the onboard timer circuit, refer to SECTION III: TIMER MODE.
1. POWER MODE Installation Instructions
How it works: Rail retracts when power is applied and releases when power is removed.
1. Mount 80- Series exit device using mechanical installation instruction sheet(s) provided.
Note: Ensure proper mechanical function before attempting electrical retraction:
• Verify the push rail can be fully depressed and the latch is fully retracted.
• On vertical rod exit devices, verify the latchbolts do not enter hold-back
position until the push rail is fully depressed.
• Adjust device mechanically, as required, before applying power.
2. Connect the ElectroLynx harness in the door (Fig. 8
a. Plug the 8-pin ElectroLynx connector from the rail into the 3" ElectroLynx harness or splice into non-ElectroLynx harness (Fig. 10 Non-ElectroLynx POWER MODE Wiring).
b. Feed the 3" harness through the 1” hole in the door and secure the rail to the door using the mounting bracket and two supplied screws (Fig. 7 POWER MODE Installation Diagram).
Note: Do not install the end cap until electrical operation is verified in order to confirm LED signalling. Do not discard the end cap and hardware.
3. Ensure DIP switch (position 3) enables POWER MODE (Fig. 6).
4. Connect the ElectroLynx harness to the hinge and secure the electric hinge to door.
Notes: Make sure no wires are pinched or damaged in the process.
Refer to detailed wiring instructions under POWER MODE wiring.
4. Apply 24V according to 56- input requirements (below):
Confirm that the LED is blinking, that the system fully unlocks, and that all bolts clear the strikes. Troubleshoot the device if issues are observed using the steps outlined at the end of the POWER MODE section.
5. Store excess wiring under end cap and assemble with provided screws. Avoid pinching wires.
ElectroLynx POWER MODE Wiring):
and TL- (SARGuide) Connection Instructions
Door Surface
Fig. 6 DIP Switch Setting for POWER MODE Installation
Mounting Bracket
Screw Location
1” Diameter Hole in Door
Exit Device
56- Input Requirements
Voltage: 24VDC
• Filtered and regulated power supply
• Motor operating current: 600mA
• Motor hold current: 250mA
55- REX 53- LATCH BOLT
Contact Rating (Resistive) 300mA @ 30VDC 2A @ 30VDC
Contact Resistance 150m Ω 30m Ω
Note: Earth Ground is required for Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) protection unless the metal door and frame are already earth grounded; otherwise, earth ground wiring is required at pin 4 (Fig. 8 ElectroLynx POWER MODE Wiring).
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Reproductions in whole or in part without express written permission of Sargent Manufacturing Company is prohibited.
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Hinge (with 8-pin connector)
rail to the ElectroLynx hinge.
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McKinney QC8 Electric
A 3" ElectroLynx harness
is required to connect the
Note: Specified and
ordered separately
55-56- or 12-55-56-
80 Series Rail with
8-pin Connector
Fig. 7 POWER MODE Installation
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