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Doc. No.: A05280692 Rev. AE ECO: 13200 Date: 11/04/2019
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Indoor/Outdoor Remote Keypad Layout
Figure 9-1 Rear View of Remote Keypad
The Indoor/Outdoor (N/O) Push Button Layout
Typically, the Remote Keypad is mounted on the opposite side of the wall from the Exit Panel to allow for escort and reset
functions from either side of the door. The Remote Keypad receives its power from the Exit Panel connected to it. The
keypad only offers an input to the Exit Panel. It does not offer any internal relays or timers. The Remote Keypad is connected
to the seven pins located on the back of the Exit Panel near the CAN interface connections.
Figure 9-2 Rear View of Push Button
The A04150900 Normally Open Push Button can be interfaced to the 500DE and ID Exit Panels. It is used to bypass the
panel. Usually the Push Button is mounted on the opposite side of the door to allow access from the other side of the door.
The Normally Open Push Button is connected to the input marked PUSH on the back of the panel.
SECTION 9
INSTALLATION AND CONNECTIONS
LEGEND
1. Mounting Screw Holes
2. Spade Lug Terminal
Connectors (Normally
Open- Activated Closed)
3 Steel Faceplate
1
2
3
1
2
3
LEGEND
1. Mounting Screw Holes
2.
Seven Pin Connector for
Seven Conductor Ribbon
Cable
3.
Steel Faceplate