Access Door Module ADM-2W704 (Rev 1.3) Installation & Application Guide
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Access Door Module
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The Outputs on the Access Door Module, like the inputs, are not general outputs. They typically have specific
operations. There is an auxiliary output for each door on the board that gives you an SPDT relay output.
Outputs on the Access Door Module follow the same general wiring connection diagrams as other Delta
products. Refer to separate documentation for additional details regarding this wiring.
Output Table
Output
Door
Function
BO1
A
Door Strike
BO2
A
Auxiliary Relay Output (SPDT) (Not to be connected in UL applications)
BO3
A
LED1
BO4
A
LED2
BO5
B
Door Strike
BO6
B
Auxiliary Relay Output (SPDT) (Not to be connected in UL applications)
BO7
B
LED1
BO8
B
LED2
BO9
N/A
Trouble LED
Door Lock Wiring Detail
The Door Lock output is wired straight back to the Access Door Module as shown below. The Access Door
Module su12VDC @ 350 mA maximum for powering the Door Lock. Therefore only +12VDC Door
Locks can be wired directly to the board, as shown below. If the Door Lock draws more than 350mA, then the
Door Lock should be wired as shown in the following diagram.
If a voltage other than +12VDC or an AC voltage is needed for the Door Lock, a DC Relay and a separate
power supply to control the Door Lock is needed, see wiring detail below. This wiring configuration can also
be used when the Door Lock draws more than 500mA.
WARNING
When a Door Lock is connected this way, the Door Lock will not be battery backed-up by the
board, but needs to be battery backed-up from it’s own source.
