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• The wiring differs depending on the output contact signal of the code lock:
Option A: Code lock de12 V at the output contact
Connect the “N.O.” output contact of the code lock to the “Hi-CONTROL” contact. Put the
jumper “Hi” in the position “0” (this means that the external timer of the code lock is used to
activate the door opener for the time set in the timer).
Option B: Code lock delivers GND/- at the output
Connect the “N.O.” output contact of the code lock to the “Lo-CONTROL” contact. Put the
jumper “Lo” in the position “0” (this means that the external timer of the code lock is used).
• Connect the door opener to the emergency power supply. Observe the information on “Fail
Safe” or “Fail Secure” door openers below the figure on the previous page.
• The buttons for the door opener (usually “N.O.” button, closer) are connected to the code
lock. Several buttons can be switched in parallel. Observe the operating instructions for the
code lock used by you.
• The duration for which the door opener is triggered must be set on the code lock used by you!
The emergency power supply timer is deactivated.
• Connect the 12 V output of the emergency power supply (“+” and “GND”) to the code lock’s
12 V input.