10MAGDE1 Delayed Egress Electromagnetic Lock
Installation Instructions
(Continued)
1
ON
0 Sec.
Nuisance Delay
Dip Switch 2&3
23 4
1 Sec.
2 Sec.
3 Sec.
ON
ON
ON
12 3 4
1 2 3 4
1 2 3 4
15 Sec.
Release Delay
Dip Switch 1
30 Sec.
ON
ON
12 3 4
12 3 4
Factory Setting
Non BOCA
BOCA Relock
Dip Switch 4
BOCA
ON
ON
12 3 4
12 3 4
Factory Setting
Factory Setting
BZ
MAG
RB
HIC
G
HD3
(See Below)
JP2
JP1
5V
NC
HD4
G
S1
S2
HD1
voice module
remote B
C
NO
HD2
MD
RST
DC
NC
NO
C
NO
NC
C
remote A
local
SW1
ON
RD
BK
GN
YL
WT WT
RD BK
PP
OG
BL
(See Below)
(See Below)
/BK
Circuit Board Connections
HD4:
A N/O momentary local override switch must
be installed in the same room as the
electromagnetic lock (7 second release)
BZ:
9VDC output to Buzzer max 100mA
HD2:
Same as Remote A below
HD3 Main Harness
RST:
Connect the brown and brown/white leads to
reset switch or door switch per local code
- DC:
DC power wires; black is negative (-) and
Red is positive (+)
Remote A
Purple is common (C)
Orange is normally closed (NC)
Blue is normally open (NO)
(See listing details on page 3)
Local:
Grey is common (C)
Green is normally open (NO)
Pink is normally closed (NC)
Building Codes
The 10MAGDE1 supports the requirements of numerous building codes. These recaps represent our best understanding at the time of
print. As codes may change, they should be referenced directly. 10MAGDE1 locks have been factory set to International Building Code 2006
requirements.
It is the responsibility of the installer to ensure that SW1 Dip Switch settings comply with local Fire,
Building and Life Safety Codes. All installations must be approved by the local Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ)
.
1. INTERNATIONAL BUILDING CODE (2003, 2006 and 2009)
NUISANCE DELAY: set at 1 sec
RELEASE DELAY: 15 sec.*
RELOCK: To be done manually by a key switch and must be located at the door,
a door switch cannot be used for relocking
. Please connect a momentary spring
loaded NORMALLY OPEN key switch to system Reset Switch Input (RST).
2. STANDARD BUILDING CODE (1999)
NUISANCE DELAY: Not allowed. RELEASE DELAY: 15 sec.*
RELOCK: Actuates after door OPENS and CLOSES, using a door switch rather
than a key switch. Please connect a NORMALLY OPEN door switch (by others) to
system Reset Switch Input (RST).
3. NFPA 101 (2006 and 2009)
NUISANCE DELAY: Permitted up to 3 sec. RELEASE DELAY: 15 sec.*
RELOCK: To be done manually by a key switch,
a door switch cannot be used
for relock
. Please connect a momentary spring loaded NORMALLY OPEN key
switch to system Reset Switch Input (RST).
4. UNIFORM BUILDING CODE (1997)
NUISANCE DELAY: Set at 2 sec. RELEASE DELAY: Set at 15 sec.
RELOCK: To be done manually by a key switch and must be located at the door,
a door switch cannot be used for relocking
. Please connect a momentary spring
loaded NORMALLY OPEN key switch to system Reset Switch Input (RST).
The Uniform Building Code is unique, in that it extends the requirement for
“manual relock at the door” to include all power interruptions.
5. BOCA (1999)
NUISANCE DELAY: Set at 1 sec. RELEASE DELAY: 15 sec.*
RELOCK: Set Dip Switch 4 to OFF to activate the relocking system. After the door
unlocks and opens the normally closed door switch changes state and remains
open. When the door closes, a delay of 30 seconds begins. If the door remains
closed, it will relock. Reopening the door restarts the 30 second delay. Please
connect a NORMALLY OPEN door switch (by others) to system Reset Switch
Input (RST).
The door must be open and closed to relock.
6. NATIONAL BUILDING CODE OF CANADA (2005)
NUISANCE DELAY: Not allowed. RELEASE DELAY: Set at 15 sec.
RELOCK: To be done manually by a key switch,
a door switch cannot be used
for relock
. Please connect a momentary spring loaded NORMALLY OPEN key
switch to system Reset Switch Input (RST).
* Release delay may be extended to 30 seconds with the approval of AHJ
SW1 Dip Switch Settings
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