Hoyles EXITGUARD EX200 series Installation Instructions

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EX204 Battery powered for use where a
separate supply of power is not available and
the protected door is opened infrequently or
there is no requirement to sound the sounder
for long periods. Can be powered from 12vdc if
necessary. (Discard batteries)
RELAY 1 RELAY 2
EX205 12vdc powered for use where the
protected door may be opened frequently or
the integral sounder needs to sound for
protracted periods. This version can also be
interfaced with other equipment. There are volt
free relay contacts to separately signal
ON/OFF status and alarm conditions at remote
points. Cannot be powered from batteries.
EX206 230vac powered version where the
protected door may be opened frequently or
the sounder needs to sound for protracted
periods. There is a volt free alarm relay contact.
This version is supplied with 6 x AA alkaline
batteries for standby - Note: the batteries will
not power the alarm relay.
All versions have key pad control, integral
sounder with programmable tones, 5 mode
LEDs, a front/back acting tamper switch and a
logic output to signal to a MULTIGUARD
indicator from HED. All are supplied with a door
contact, fixing screws and door warning label.
Quick Install
EXITGUARDS are NOT intended for external
use and to avoid damage should not be fixed to
the protected door itself.
1.The door contact is in two parts; the magnet
should be fixed to the door and the contact with
its cable fitted to the frame. The cable should
be taken to the EXITGUARD and connected as
shown. A is the alarm input for the switch
element (RD/YL) of the contact and T is from
the tamper loop (BL/BK) of the contact.
2. Make all connections, apply power, a double
bleep will be heard and the four mode LEDs will
illuminate.
3. When the EXITGUARD leaves the factory
there are no codes in memory. The four
illuminated red LEDs are inviting you to
enter a User Code. This must be a four digit
memorable code. As the code is entered
acknowledge bleeps are heard and each of
the mode LEDs will extinguish. The code is
now stored in memory and the EXITGUARD
will emit a double bleep and should be in the
OFF mode.
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EXITGUARD EX200 series Installation Instructions
4. OUT OF THE BOX factory default settings
are suitable for most applications. On first use
we recommend that you use these settings to
test the EXITGUARD. They can be changed
later to suit local requirements. Test by entering
the user code and pressing I for Chime Mode.
A chime will be heard each time the door is
opened.
Advanced Installation
The following parameters can be changed
through the keypad:
1. User Code
2. Select one of six different alarm tones
3. Change auto re-arm delay 0 - 88 secs
4. Change Door Open Too Long (DOTL1)
delay for keypad reset mode 0 secs - 88 mins.
5. Change DOTL2 delay for auto reset mode
0secs - 88mins.
6. Switch Bleep In Off (BIO) on or off.
7.Add or change a Reset/Pass Code
8. Add or change a Manager Code.
OUT OF THE BOX User Operation.
There are four possible modes:
Off Mode
Chime Mode I
Keypad Reset Mode II
Auto re-arm Mode III
When the User Code is entered the
EXITGUARD is interrogated and one of the
mode LEDs illuminates to indicate the current
status.
After the User Code is entered there is a 5sec
window to change the mode, eg. If the current
mode is OFF and it is desired to switch to the
Keypad Reset mode just enter II ie 2 on the
keypad. Within 5secs the LED will extinguish. If
a mistake has been made this can be rectified
before the LED extinguishes by simply
selecting the desired mode, the LED indication
will change to the new mode.
If the Auto re-arm mode is selected then the
factory default period of 30secs will be used
unless set up differently. (see programming
instructions to change the Auto re-arm period
and other functions)
Power LED
Setup LED
exitguard
Off
Mode I I II II III III
Chime mode I 1 2 3
LEDs
II
Keypad reset mode 4 5 6
Keypad
III 7 8 0
Auto re-arm mode