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Step 4 Adjustments
In this application, you will use pots 2 – 5. Pot #1 has
no effect.
Timer 2
Operator Delay-on-activate
Timer 3
Operator Delay-on-release
Timer 4
Panic Relay (#4) ON time
Timer 5
Panic Relay (#4) OFF time
Note: If pot 5 is turned to zero,
relay will be on steady
Apply power to door operator, EMF-2, and all
connected equipment (ie – strike, lights, etc).
Observe the red Power LED on the unit, which
should light. If not, re-confirm proper voltage and/or
terminal strip connection.
Press the exterior wall switch.
unoccupied the door will open automatically. Pot #2
adjusts the door hold-open time (up to 30 seconds).
If the restroom is occupied and the lock button has
been pressed, then the door will not open.
After entering the restroom, push the Lock button.
The EMF-2 will energize the electric lock and remove
the exterior Push switch from the circuit.
To exit the Restroom, two options are available:
1. To have the door unlock and open automatically,
push the interior Wall switch. This will also reset the
EMF-2 for the next person to use.
2. Manual Use.
The door may also be used
manually.
To exit the restroom, turn the (lever)
handle and pull (push) the door open. The magnet
switch resets the unit into standby mode.
Emergency Panic Switch (optional)
Should an emergency occur, and assistance from the
outside is required, the occupant can push a button
or ribbon switch to signal the EMF-2.
activated, the EMF-2 will unlock the door (and
optionally open the door). A maintaining type input is
required to keep the door held open.
Further, Relay #4 is now activated, which can be
used to signal for assistance, sound an alarm –
whatever you choose. The installer can choose a
continuous or pulsing output, depending on the
settings of potentiometers # 4 & 5.
Emergency Time-out Feature
An added safety feature in the EMF-2 is the ability to
automatically reset to standby mode after a fixed
lock time of 15 minutes. The door will unlock, so that
personnel may enter the restroom. This feature is
engaged by turning dipswitch # 7 to
If not desired, simply leave dipswitch 7
If the restroom is
When
position.
ON
.
OFF
Section 3C________________
Set-up Instructions
Secured Restroom (Mode 3)
This application is a shared-use single (normally
locked) restroom door in facilities such as nursing
homes, hospitals, shopping malls, etc.
provides control of the lock, operator, and switches,
to provide the utmost in facility security, safety for the
occupants, yet still be easy to install and program.
In this application the door is normally locked whether
occupied or not. It may be unlocked by Key-switch,
keypad, or another credential. The EMF-2 can be
configured to activate the door operator immediately,
or
after
pressing
the
(adjustable) time period. Once the door has closed,
pressing the "Push to Lock" button removes the
exterior keypad / key-switch from the circuit.
electric lock will pulse twice to let the user know that
the door is secure, and an output is available to light
an Occupied LED (s).
To exit the restroom, simply push the interior wall
switch.
The door unlocks, opens and resets the
system. Should the door be opened manually, the
magnetic contact switch will reset the system.
Unique to the EMF-2 is the emergency input, which
allows a panic button to unlock, open the door
(optional), and send an emergency signal for
assistance. The output can be maintained or pulsed.
As an added safety feature, the EMF-2 can be set to
automatically reset (and unlock) after 15 minutes
time.
Step 1
Select
via the first 3 positions of the dip
MODE 3
switch as shown below:
See diagram 1 for location of dipswitch, connectors,
& potentiometers.
IMPORTANT: Any changes Mode selector or
settings must be made with power off!
The relay
wall-switch
within
Off On
1
2
3
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