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Connecting & Powering Electric Lock
Powered electric locks connect to terminal M (Fig19).
 Check lock power is within output limits (12/24Vdc, 15W)
 Set parameters 9/10/11/12/14 according to lock type
ID
Description
Setting
Default
09
Lock voltage
0 = 12 VDC 1 = 24 VDC
0
10
Electric lock type
0 = No Lock
1 = Strike fail secure without power
2 = Maglock (24VDC type only)
3 = Solenoid
4 = Motorised
5 = strike with relock at power off
6 = Maglock with delayed re-energise (24VDC only)
0
11
Opening delay
0 to 9 dependent on the type of electric lock
2
12
Hold close force
0 to 9 (max)
5
14
Electric lock /
hold by motor
0 = Disabled 1 = One Radar
2 = Two Radars 3 = One Radar and two Radars
3
Type (ID10)
Operation
Timing Range (ID11)
1
Strike
Fail-secure
De-energised after delay (Id11)
Relocks mechanically in closed position.
50 to 500ms
2
Maglock
Fail-safe
Door opens after delay (Id11)
Re-energised when door near to closed
Only use 24Vdc rated Mag-locks up to 625mA
200 to 2000ms
3
Solenoid
Fail-safe
Secure when energised
Door opens after delay (Id11)
Re-energised when door fully closed
200 to 2000ms
4
Motorised
Energised to unlock
Door opens after delay (Id11)
Re-energised to lock when door is fully closed
500 to 5000ms
5
Strike
Fail-secure
Unlocks on power (impulse)
Door opens after delay (Id11)
De-energised beyond 10° of opening
100 to 1000ms
6
Maglock
Fail-safe
Door opens after set delay (Id11)
Re-energised after door reaches closed
Only use 24Vdc rated Mag-locks up to 625mA
200 to 2000ms
 Wire lock to terminal M observing polarity.
Lock
Lock Output 12/24VDC
+
-
+
-