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Assa ELECTRIC LOCK manual LED WHT MK KEY RED Switch

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used. An "S" Senstat Magnalock, Touch Sense Bar and MK keyswitch are employed in place of the generic fail safe lock, initiate device and reset device.

FIG. 10: LCP/XDT CONNECTION USING SECURITRON MAGNALOCK, TOUCH SENSE

BAR, AND MK KEYSWITCH WITHOUT USE OF BYPASS FUNCTION

FROM POWER SUPPLY

LOCAL RELEASE SWITCH

IF A LOCAL RELEASE SWITCH IS NOT

LCP "L" TERMINAL

COM

USED, LCP "L" CONNECTS DIRECTLY

TO "C3" AND TO TSB WHITE WIRE;

LCP "E" TERMINAL

LCP "E" CONNECTS TO "FE".

BLK

GRN RED

WHT

LCP "S" TERMINAL

LED

WHT MK KEY-

RED

SWITCH

TSB GRN

WHITE

RED

"S" SENSTAT

BLK

RED

MAGNALOCK

0V (NEG)

+ SON-

XDT BOARD

ALERT

LCP "Y" TERMINAL

Figure 11 shows general wiring when the bypass input is used. This is typically because either the LCP is using momentary switches or the local release switch is momentary. The bypass input will release the lock without signalling any alarm for 5 seconds. Use of the bypass input makes substantial changes in the entire wiring scheme. The lock status or door status switch no longer reports directly to the panel but rather reports to the XDT board lock status input. The reason for this is to avoid causing the panel to alarm when bypass is used for legal release. The XDT's lock status monitoring function will continue to report secure to the panel when any board function has released the lock and for 5 seconds after it has resecured the lock. This delay permits a door to complete closing and allows the lock time to "pull in" before an alarm condition is created.

One particular note is that if you employ the KP1 or MK1 switch bypass option, you will not bypass the toggles. Use of the toggle will still send power out of the E terminal and from there to the BP terminal on the XDT board which will release the lock. Do not use this option with delayed exit.

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Assa ELECTRIC LOCK manual LED WHT MK KEY RED Switch