StrikeIt1 LED Diagnostics
(cont’d)
:
INP2 - Red
On
Output 2 - Energized.
Slow Blink
Output 2 - Open Circuit.
Trigger Input 2
Rapid Blink
Output 2 - Short Circuit.
Off
Output 2 - De-energized.
FAI - Green
On
FACP Input triggered (alarm condition).
Off
FACP normal (non-alarm condition).
BAT Trouble
Red
Off
Normal condition.
On
Manual test initiated.
Slow Blink
Battery low or missing, active during manual test or AC failure.
AC Trouble
Off
AC normal.
Green
Slow blink
AC low or missing.
Maintenance:
Unit should be tested at least once a year for the proper operation as follows:
FACP Supervision: To ensure proper connection and operation of the Fire Alarm disconnect hookup, remove wire from
the terminal marked [FACP] on StrikeIt1. With the dip switch [SW4] in ON positon, unlocked Panic Hardware Devices will
unlock. With dip switch [SW4] in the OFF position (Fig. 3b, pg. 7), locked Panic Hardware Devices will relock.
Output Voltage Test: Under normal load conditions the DC output voltage should be checked for proper voltage level.
Battery Test: Under normal load conditions check that the battery is fully charged, check specified voltage both at
battery terminal and at the board terminals marked [+ BAT --] to ensure there is no break in the battery connection wires.
Press Manual test button. The battery LED should be illuminated during the selftest (approximately 15 seconds.
When the battery LED blinks slowly this indicates that the battery is low or missing and may need to be replaced or serviced.
Note: Maximum charging current under discharge is 650mA.
Note: Expected battery life is 5 years, however it is recommended changing batteries in 4 years or less if needed.
Caution: For continuous protection against risk of electric shock and fire hazard, replace input fuse with the same type
and rating: 6.3A/250V. Do not expose to rain or moisture; indoor use only.
StrikeIt1 Terminal Identification:
Terminal Legend Function/Description
+ 12VDC –
12VDC Auxiliary Output @ 0.75A in alarm, 0.5A in stand-by.
+ 24VDC –
24VDC Auxiliary Output @ 0.75A. 20VDC to 26.4VDC for applications with battery back-up.
+ BAT –
24VDC Stand-by Battery Connection (Two (2) 12VDC batteries wired in series).
– OUT 1 +
Connect 24VDC Panic Hardware Device #1
(See compatibility chart for other UL Listed devices operating range of the device must cover
20VDC to 26.4VDC range 0.25 ohm maximum wiring resistance).
– OUT 2 +
Connect 24VDC Panic Hardware Device #2.
(See compatibility chart for other UL Listed devices operating range of the device must cover
20VDC to 26.4VDC range 0.25 ohm maximum wiring resistance).
FACP / GND
Normally Closed Dry Contact from Fire Alarm Control
(100 ohm maximum wiring resistance).
IN1 / GND
Normally Open Trigger input controls Output 1. May be held closed for extended unlocking
(100 ohm maximum wiring resistance).
IN2 / GND
Normally Open Trigger input controls Output 2. May be held closed for extended unlocking
(100 ohm maximum wiring resistance).
Delayed 1
Dry form “A” contacts provide a 1 second momentary pulse after a preset delay. With dip switch [SW3] in the OFF
position, the delay is 0.5 seconds. With dip switch [SW3] in the ON position, the delay is 1 second (Fig. 3b, pg. 7).
This permits the Panic Hardware Device to fully unlock before signaling auto operator to swing door.
Delayed 2
Dry form “A” contacts provide a 1 second momentary pulse after a preset delay. With dip switch [SW3] in the OFF
position, the delay is 0.5 seconds. With dip switch [SW3] in the ON position, the delay is 1 second (Fig. 3b, pg. 7).
This permits the Panic Hardware Device to fully unlock before signaling auto operator to swing door.
Follower 1
Dry form “A” contact. Energizes while output 1 is energized. Enables outside ADA switch plate to actuate
auto operator while door is unlocked. De-activates outside ADA actuator while door is locked.
Follower 2
Dry form “A” contact. Energizes while output 2 is energized. Enables outside ADA switch plate to actuate
auto operator while door is unlocked. De-activates outside ADA actuator while door is locked.
Supervision
Indicates low DC output voltage condition. It may be caused by an AC brownout and low battery occuring
simultaneously. Manual self test needs to be conducted to determine battery condition.
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