Von Duprin DE5300 - User Manual

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General Information
The Von Duprin DE5300 is designed for controlled egress applications when used in conjunction with a magnetic lock. It meets both life
safety and security needs, as well as the requirements of NFPA101 for “Special Locking Arrangement” and IBC “Special Egress-Control
Devices”. All control inputs, auxiliary locking, local alarm and remote signaling outputs are self-contained in the DE5300 assembly.
Numerous eld congurable options allow the device to be customized for the specic code or application requirements. The standard
DE5300 sounds an alarm and keeps the door secured for 15 seconds following an exit attempt with immediate release upon re.
Parts Included
Module
Field Wiring Cable
Device Wiring Cable
Faceplate
#6-32 X 1/4” Mounting Bracket Screws (2)#6-32 X 3/8” Faceplate Screws (4)
Key SwitchMounting BracketControl Box
PUSH UNTIL ALARM SOUNDS
DOOR CAN BE OPENED
IN 15 SECONDS
Door Sign
Table of Contents
Basic Features........................................................................... 2
Installation Components ............................................................ 3
Electrical Specications ............................................................. 4
Typical Wiring Diagrams ............................................................ 4
Single Door ............................................................................ 4
Double Door .......................................................................... 5
Electrical Trim ........................................................................ 7
Retrot Wiring.............................................................................7
Installation ................................................................................. 8
Basic Functional Test ............................................................... 11
Module Setup .......................................................................... 11
Onboard Switch Settings Table ............................................... 12
Advanced Function Test .......................................................... 13
Onboard Indicators .................................................................. 14
Troubleshooting ....................................................................... 15
WARNING
• Do not exceed rated specications.
• The DE5300 must be installed in accordance with these instructions by a qualied electrician.
• Wiring and applications must be in accordance with all local codes and regulations.
Wiring and Conguration
DE5300 Delayed
Egress System
Installation Instructions
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Summary

Basic Features

Inputs & Outputs

Describes the various input signals and their functions.

Delays

Explains Release, Nuisance, Rearm, and DPS delays.

Interface

Settings

Typical Wiring Diagrams

Single Door

Double Door Application

Electric Trim Function

Controlled Entry Application

Free Entry Application

Retrofit Wiring

Installation

Wire Routing and Connections

Component Assembly

Faceplate and Cylinder Installation

Basic Functional Test

Module Setup

Relay Jumper and Switch Settings

Explains setting relay jumpers and onboard switches.

Onboard Switch Settings Table

Advanced Function Test

Onboard Indicators

Troubleshooting

Overview

1. Function Description
2. Inputs & Outputs
3. Delays
4. Interface
5. Usage Features
6. Maintenance Features

The Von Duprin DE5300 is a sophisticated delayed egress system designed for controlled egress applications, particularly when used in conjunction with a magnetic lock. This device is engineered to meet both life safety and security needs, adhering to the requirements of NFPA101 for "Special Locking Arrangement" and IBC "Special Egress-Control Devices." It offers a comprehensive suite of features, including control inputs, auxiliary locking, local alarm, and remote signaling outputs, all self-contained within the DE5300 assembly. Its numerous field-configurable options allow for customization to specific code or application requirements.

Function Description

The core function of the DE5300 is to provide a controlled egress solution, delaying door release for a set period after an exit attempt, while ensuring immediate release in fire emergencies. When armed, the standard DE5300 will sound an alarm and keep the door secured for 15 seconds following an exit attempt. Immediate release is provided upon a fire alarm.

Inputs & Outputs:

• Fire Alarm Input: This input ensures immediate door release upon a fire alarm, allowing for immediate egress. The internal alarm can be silenced during a fire input via an onboard switch setting.
• Inhibit Input (Access Control): This optional input facilitates authorized egress or entry when the device is armed, typically via an external card reader or key switch. It also enables remote resetting of the DE5300 in an alarmed state, with the option to disable alarm resets via this input through an onboard switch setting.
• Door Position Switch Input: An optional Door Position Switch (DPS) enhances security by providing door position status to the DE5300. It ensures the door is closed and can trigger an alarm if the door is left open or forced open. The DPS can be integrated with the maglock or operate independently.
• Gang Bus: This feature allows a DE5300 device to communicate with up to eight other DE5300 devices. When one device enters the Release Delay, it signals others on the bus to release simultaneously in an emergency, ensuring synchronized operation across multiple doors.
• Alarm Relay Contacts: These contacts control a remote alarm (e.g., a horn or lamp) or signal an external monitor. They are configurable as Normally Open or Normally Closed and activate when the device enters an alarmed condition.
• Secure Relay Contacts: These contacts signal an external monitor, configurable as Normally Open or Normally Closed. They become active when the opening is secure, as indicated by the DPS and Magnetic Bond Sensor (MBS). If the maglock is not properly bonding with its armature, the DE5300 will indicate that the door is not properly locked.

Delays:

• Release Delay: Initiated after the Push Pad is pressed and the Nuisance Delay expires, the DE5300 enters Release Delay with an alarm. During this period, the internal alarm sounds, the Alarm Relay activates, and the maglock remains locked for 15 seconds (minus any elapsed Nuisance Delay time). Once started, the Release Delay sequence completes, and the maglock unlocks.
• Nuisance Delay: This brief delay prevents false releases when the Push Pad is accidentally pushed in public areas. If set to 0 seconds, Release Delay begins immediately. If set to 1, 2, or 3 seconds, the Push Pad must be pressed for that duration before Release Delay begins. If Nuisance Audio is enabled, the internal alarm pulses during this delay. Releasing the Push Pad before the Nuisance Delay expires keeps the DE5300 armed.
• Rearm Delay: This is the time after the Key Switch or Inhibit Input deactivates before the device rearms, allowing someone to pass through the door. Rearm time is adjustable from 0 to 28 seconds in 2-second increments. If a DPS is used and the door closes during Rearm Delay, the DE5300 rearms after 2 seconds. If the door remains open, it rearms after 30 seconds. Without a DPS, the DE5300 always rearms in 30 seconds.
• DPS Delay: If the DPS detects the door closed during Rearm Delay, the DE5300 ends Rearm Delay and provides 2 seconds for the latch to clear before rearming.

Interface:

• Key Switch: This switch arms, disarms, or resets the DE5300. Turning it clockwise initiates Rearm Delay, while turning it counter-clockwise disarms/resets the device. The key can be removed in either position. Fail-safe and fail-secure trims remain secure regardless of key switch position.
• Status Indicator: A red LED displays the DE5300's status: slow flash when armed, fast flash when alarmed, off when inhibited, and solid during Rearm Delay.
• Internal Alarm: The internal alarm provides audible status indications. It sounds continuously during and after a fire alarm or Release Delay, pulses fast during Nuisance Delay or tamper, and pulses slowly during Disarmed Powerup mode.

Usage Features

The DE5300 offers extensive configurability to adapt to various application needs:

• Armed Powerup: When set to OFF, a power disruption and subsequent power return will place the DE5300 in a disarmed, unlocked alarm mode.
• Trim Fail Safe / Fail Secure (FS/FSE): The trim input power can be configured as Fail Safe (locked when energized, unlocked when de-energized during power failure or fire alarm) or Fail Secure (unlocked when energized, locked when de-energized or during power failure). This setting must match the physical function of the trim.
• Inhibit (Access Control) Reset: This setting determines whether all alarms can be reset by the key switch only (manual reset at the door) or by both the key switch and the inhibit input (allowing remote reset).
• Nuisance Time: Adjustable from 0 to 3 seconds, this setting controls the duration the Push Pad can be pressed without triggering the release sequence, preventing accidental alarms.
• Audio High/Low: Allows selection between high and low audio levels for the internal alarm.
• Nuisance Audio: Configures whether the internal alarm is ON or OFF during the Nuisance Delay.
• FA Audio: Configures whether the internal alarm is ON or OFF during a fire alarm.

Maintenance Features

The DE5300 includes several features to aid in installation, troubleshooting, and ongoing maintenance:

• Onboard Indicators: A series of LEDs on the module provide visual feedback on the status of various inputs and outputs, including Power, Key Switch, Gang, Fire Alarm, Door Position Switch, Inhibit, Secure Relay, Alarm Relay, Blocking, Request-to-Exit, Request-to-Enter, and overall Status. These indicators are crucial for diagnosing issues.
• Troubleshooting Guide: The manual provides a comprehensive troubleshooting section that outlines common symptoms, possible causes, and solutions. This includes scenarios such as the maglock not locking, internal alarm not sounding, immediate release delay, and trim not operating correctly.
• Functional Test: A detailed basic functional test procedure is provided to verify that the DE5300 operates as described with default settings. This involves testing power-up, delayed egress, and various modes like Armed, Disarmed/Reset, Rearm Delay, Release Delay, and Released.
• Advanced Function Test: This section outlines tests for access control and fire alarm functions, ensuring the DE5300 responds correctly to inhibit inputs and fire alarm signals.
• Wiring Diagrams: Clear and detailed wiring diagrams are provided for single and double door applications, including point-to-point and riser diagrams. These diagrams facilitate correct installation and connection of all components, including power supplies, maglocks, exit devices, card readers, and trims.
• Retrofit Wiring Information: Specific guidance is given for retrofitting from discontinued DE5101 devices to the new DE5300, highlighting changes in wiring connections for Door Position Switch, Card Reader, and Fire Alarm contacts. A caution is included regarding the incompatibility of ganging discontinued and new devices.
• Modular Design: The system is designed with a control box, mounting bracket, and module, allowing for organized installation and easy access for wiring connections.
• Cylinder Compatibility: Instructions for using specific mortise cylinders with compression rings are provided, ensuring proper fit and function with the key switch assembly.
• Wire Management: Recommendations for packing wires and keeping them clear of moving parts like the key cylinder cam are included to prevent damage and ensure smooth operation.

Von Duprin DE5300 Specifications