Door-Gard 232i Wiring Diagrams & Specifi Cations

232i Wiring Diagrams

TECHNICAL NOTES

This product was re-designed using a new manufacturing
technology, which changed the physical appearance of
the keypad electronics. The LED's changed to surface
mount chip LED's mounted on bottom of the circuit board
which eliminates the need for the wire harnesses. Also,
the voltage selection jumper on the main circuit board is
no longer required.
To prevent electrical kick back voltage from damaging the
keypad, when using an electrical locking device, you MUST
install the transorb as close as possible to the lock. Wire the
transorb in parallel with the lock power terminals.
Also, to avoid ESD (electro-static discharge) from interfering
with the operation of the keypad, ground the negative terminal
of the keypad to earth ground. If you cannot ground the power
supply, then you must ground the keypad housing.
The manufacturer recommends using a fi ltered and
regulated power supply.
• Packing Checklist
232i Keypad
293 Relay Board (1)
Slotted screws (2)
Security Screws (2)
Transorb (1)
Features & Programming Guide
Warranty Guide
6-040401 X2
Wiring Diagrams & Specifi cations
Note: This product is designed to be installed and serviced

SPECIFICATIONS:

MECHANICAL:
BOARD DIMENSIONS: 1.80"W x 2.845"H x 1.125"D
ELECTRICAL:
VOLTAGE: 12-24 Volts AC/DC (No Jumper Required)
CURRENT: 8mA@12VDC typical;
35ma with relay energized.
16mA@24VDC typical;
45ma with relay energized.
21mA@12VAC typical;
74mA with relay energized.
43mA@24VAC typical;
91mA with relay energized.
Note: Keypads using the 293 Relay Board,
need an additional 30mA for each
relay energized.
OUTPUTS: Main Relay: 5 Amp, Form C @ 24VDC
with 10 Amp surge.
Outputs 2, 3, and 4 are 50mA negative
voltage outputs
ENVIRONMENTAL:
TEMPERATURE: -20°F TO 130°F (-28°C TO 54°C)
Indoor Only

TECHNICAL SUPPORT

DEALERS/INSTALLERS ONLY! End users must contact
the dealer/installer for support.
232i Keypad
by security and lock industry professionals.
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