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SRS Labs DC260 Installation Manual

Stand alone access control unit
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DC260 - stand alone access control unit

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  • Page 1 Installation guide DC260 - stand alone access control unit...

  • Page 2: Locating The Control Unit

    Introduction The DC260 is a compact, standalone door access control unit designed for small shops, factories, and office buildings. Featuring a keypad for programming and a separately connected Universal Proximity Reader (UPR). This setup ensures tamper-proof security by installing UPR outside, while the main controller remains safely inside the access-controlled area.

  • Page 3: Locking Devices

    Egress button Pressing the egress button (push to make switch) will operate the door opening timer. The timer starts when the button is pressed and released, a time clock may be used for real time door unlocking. N/C Orange COM Purple N/O Blue Black GND Common...
  • Page 4 Break Glass If the controlled door is on a fire escape route, you should fit fail safe locking devices and a breaking glass unit for emergency exit N/C Orange COM Purple N/O Blue Black GND Red +12V DC Brown D_IN Yellow OPEN Grey ALARM White D1...

  • Page 5: Power Supply

    Power Supply With no locks connected, DC260 Access Control Unit power consumption is 12V DC 25mA (quiescent ) and 60mA (operating). Maximum power available for lock (from power supply provided) is 12V DC 1A (continuous). Maximum lock relay contact rating is 24V DC 2A.
  • Page 6 Programming DC260 controller can be programmed with up to 2000 user tags using built-in keypad and an LED indicator. Follow instructions below to complete programming process Setting the programming (Master) code Adding Cards (or tokens) Add a card (or token): While power is supplied to the controller, press “...
  • Page 7 Adding Cards (by number) Default factory reset Restoring to factory default, only installer data Add a card (or token): is lost. Any card information or user ID will not be affected. a. Enter Programming Mode (see 2) a. Disconnect the power from the unit b.

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