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Installation & Operating Instructions

EMC-DMA-2.0

Energy Management Consultants, 1550 La Follette Street, Fennimore, WI 53809

Tel. +1-608-822-3550 • Fax +1-608-822-3847 • E-mail: [email protected] • Web: www.emccontrols.com

Specifications subject to change without notice.

rev. 04/15/19

43273_ins_DMA_2.0

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 Diagnostics

Possible Problems:

 

Power LED (PWR1) does not light

Door Status LEDs indicate the 

wrong status

Door Status LEDs do not change

Door Status LEDs do not come on

Possible Solutions:

Confirm that there is 24 VAC or 24 VDC at connector TB1 and that the 

polarity is correct.

Make sure that the unit is in Operate mode, not Test mode (DIP Switch S2).
Confirm that the door switch is wired as a Normally Closed (NC) connection 

(a closed door equals an open circuit).
Check for loose or shorted wires at the Door Switch connection.

Make sure that the unit is in Operate mode, not Test mode (DIP Switch S2).

Confirm that the unit is powered correctly. Power LED should be on.
Make sure that the unit is in Operate mode, not Test mode (DIP Switch S2).
Run the Operational Test described on page 3 to confirm that the LEDs, 

relays or buzzer are not burned out.

Summary of Contents for EMC-DMA-2.0

Page 1: ...selected time will also energize a buzzer to alert personnel nearby that the door should be closed immediately The unit also contains two auxiliary relays that will energize whenever the door is opened to alert other user supplied warning devices or a building automation system A green LED inside the unit illuminates whenever power is present and red LEDs illuminate when the auxiliary relays are e...

Page 2: ...the buzzer will sound Closing the door will de energize both of the Auxiliary Relays silence the buzzer if it is on and change the color of the Door Status LEDs The Auxiliary Relays are energized whenever the door is open and de energized whenever it is closed The Door Status LEDs on the face of the unit change colors depending on the conditions listed in the table below Door Status Additional Con...

Page 3: ...ng this period a new 5 minute count down period is started The Door Status LEDs will change to green once the 5 minute period has expired Door Timer Interval SECONDS or MINUTES Switch 3 of DIP Switch S2 Normal operation is set to OFF MINUTES For a quick confidence test this switch can be set to SECONDS by placing it to the ON position This means that the buzzer will sound after 1 to 30 seconds dep...

Page 4: ...Possible Solutions Confirm that there is 24 VAC or 24 VDC at connector TB1 and that the polarity is correct Make sure that the unit is in Operate mode not Test mode DIP Switch S2 Confirm that the door switch is wired as a Normally Closed NC connection a closed door equals an open circuit Check for loose or shorted wires at the Door Switch connection Make sure that the unit is in Operate mode not T...

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