Stanley MA900n, Installation And Owner'S Manual

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TDM
Universal Time Delay Module INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
8701 Castle Park Drive „ Indianapolis, Indiana 46256
Telephone: (800) 842-2545/(317) 842-2545
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(82A044) TDMv0605
FIGURE 4—Vestibule Sequencing
Once the TDM has been wired for the above application, programming of the device is as follows:
1) Apply power to the unit. The display will flash double bars ( –– ) indicating that the unit is in its normal
operating ready mode.
2) To begin programming, depress the PROGRAM MODE BUTTON one time. The first parameter to be
programmed will appear on the display. This is the delay time, or "on time" of the output #1 and is
displayed as d1 followed by the time setting of 2.0 (Factory Setting) which indicates 2.0 seconds (It
will flash between the two). This is the time duration that you want the interior door to remain open
(It's usually set around 4-5 seconds). To adjust the time setting, use a small screwdriver and rotate
the DISPLAY ADJUSTMENT clockwise to increase and counterclockwise to decrease the time setting.
After the desired value is displayed, depress the PROGRAM MODE BUTTON again to save the value.
The display will now read d2 . d2 is the delay time or "on time" of output #2. This is the time setting
that you want for the exterior door to remain open. This is usually set around 4-5 seconds. To adjust
the setting, rotate the DISPLAY ADJUSTMENT until the desired value is displayed and then depress
the PROGRAM MODE BUTTON . The display should then read d3 . This is the setting for the delay
time between the activation of the interior door and the exterior door. This time is usually set around
1-4 seconds. Again, adjust the setting and then depress the PROGRAM MODE BUTTON . The display
should now read d4. This is the delay time between the opening of the doors going in the opposite
direction. Adjust this value in the same manner as before. When the PROGRAM MODE BUTTON is
depressed, i1 will then be displayed. Now wait 30 seconds until the double bars ( –– ) appear,
indicating that the unit is in its normal operating ready mode.
3) You are now ready to test your installation. If any of the time settings need to be changed, make the
change and press the PROGRAM MODE BUTTON once to save the new value. Then wait 30 seconds
until the double bars ( –– ) appear again, indicating that the unit is in its normal operating mode.
4) During operation of the unit, the display will indicate its operating status. Please refer to Figure 5 at
the end of this installation manual.
PROGRAMMING
PROCEDURE
MS SEDCO MS SEDCO
TDM TDM
Timing Control Module Timing Control Module
12-24V 12-24V
AC / DC AC / DC
Interior
Door Operator
Control
Interior
Door Operator
Control
Exterior
Door Operator
Control
Exterior
Door Operator
Control
N.O. N.O.
N.O. N.O.
Output #1 Output #1
Output #2 Output #2
GRAY GRAY
WHT WHT
BROWN BROWN
YEL YEL
G
R
N
GRN
G
R
N
GRN
Wall Wall
Interior Interior
Switch Switch
PUSH PUSH
TO TO
OPEN OPEN
BLU BLU
WHT / BLU WHT / BLU
Wall Wall
Exterior Exterior
Switch Switch
PUSH PUSH
TO TO
OPEN OPEN
WHT / GRN WHT / GRN
WHT / RED WHT / RED
WHT / VIO WHT / VIO
WHT / GRAY WHT / GRAY
WHT / BROWN WHT / BROWN
switch that
opens interior
door
switch that
opens interior
door
switch that
opens exterior
door
opens exterior
door
These optional switches are
mounted inside the vestibule
These optional switches are
mounted inside the vestibule
Jumper installed for
"DRY" contacts
Jumper installed for
"DRY" contacts
input #1 input #1
input #2 input #2
input #4 input #4
input #3 input #3
TDM TDM
IN
PU
T
4
INPUT 4
IN
PU
T
3
INPUT 3 IN
PU
T
2
INPUT 2
IN
PU
T
1
INPUT 1
12
-2
4V
A
C
/D
C
12-24V AC/DC
IN
PU
T
1
INPUT 1
C
O
M
COM
C
O
M
COM
C
O
M
COM
C
O
M
COM
N
.O
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N.
O
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N
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N.
C.
N
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N.
C.
N
.O
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N.
O.
PROGRAM PROGRAM
MODE BUTTON MODE BUTTON
DISPLAY DISPLAY
ADJUSTMENT
ADJUSTMENT
LED DISPLAY KEY LED DISPLAY KEY
d1 = delay 1 d1 = delay 1
d2 = delay 2
d2 = delay 2
d3 = delay d1 to d2
d3 = delay d1 to d2
d4 = delay d2 to d1
d4 = delay d2 to d1
i1 = input 1 (n.o. / n.c.)
i1 = input 1 (n.o. / n.c.)
i3 = input 3 (n.o. / n.c.) i3 = input 3 (n.o. / n.c.)
i2 = input 2 (n.o. / n.c.) i2 = input 2 (n.o. / n.c.)
i4 = input 4 (n.o. / n.c.) i4 = input 4 (n.o. / n.c.)
o2 = output 2 (n.o. / n.c.) o2 = output 2 (n.o. / n.c.)
o1 = output 1 (n.o. / n.c.) o1 = output 1 (n.o. / n.c.)
o1
=
d
ry
o1= dry
o1
=
w
et
o1= wet
Output #1 Output #1 Output #2 Output #2