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you feel resistance as they can take the louvers “off track”.  Figure 9 shows the typical 
relationship between the aiming screw orientation and the resultant detection pattern. 
 

To set your pattern laterally, experiment with the aiming screws as is shown in Figure 9.  Each 
time you alter the aiming screw setting, you will have to rotate the barrel assembly up and 
down.  Test the pattern by moving in it and observing the limits of detection by watching the 
LED.  When you are satisfied with the aiming screw settings, you must also finalize the degree of 
barrel assembly rotation.  You don’t want the unit “seeing” the surface of the door itself as this 

can lead to false detection, so in the common case where the unit mounts in the same plane as 
the door, you do not want the barrel assembly adjusted at full 90 degrees.  It should face 
slightly away from the door. 
 
When you are entirely satisfied, be sure to tighten the barrel locking screw and restore the time 
set jumper to the four second position (if necessary).  Then replace the cover. 

 

FIG 9:  USE OF THE AIMING SCREWS 

 

 

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Summary of Contents for SECURITRON XMS

Page 1: ...he inside Since egress from a magnetically locked door can be a safety issue make sure you are complying with local building codes Contact your building and or fire prevention department 2 PHYSICAL IN...

Page 2: ...nd loosen it This permits you to remove the cover The appearance of the interior is shown in Figure 2 Note that the interior electronics is mounted on a rotating barrel which is locked by the Barrel L...

Page 3: ...ALARM SYSTEM ON DOOR DOOR SWITCH TO ALARM PANEL DOOR SWITCH TO ALARM PANEL ALARM SIGNAL WHICH IS CLOSED WHEN DOOR IS CLOSED OPENS TO ALARM ALARM SIGNAL WHICH IS OPEN WHEN DOOR IS CLOSED CLOSES TO ALAR...

Page 4: ...SEE SECTION 5 IN D VICE C1 NC1 NO1 3 5 ACCESS CONTROLLED EGRESS DOOR In some jurisdictions the combination of a magnetic lock access control system and exit detector such as the XMS can be considered...

Page 5: ...the lock control transistor You need to understand how the unit s control outputs operate in a detection event In the rest condition green LED on no detection the lock control transistor is conductin...

Page 6: ...our second timing feature of the lock control relay can be altered by changing jumper settings see Section 5 but the REX relay always operates 50 milliseconds before and one second after the lock cont...

Page 7: ...eight second setting is rarely used unless there is strong concern for maximum time being allocated for egress even when movement is not maintained The problem with an eight second trailing edge dela...

Page 8: ...th the aiming screw settings you must also finalize the degree of barrel assembly rotation You don t want the unit seeing the surface of the door itself as this can lead to false detection so in the c...

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