SecureALL SA-PHR Manual de usuario
SecureALL Corporation
Panic Hardware Reader Installation Guide
Version 5.0
SecureALL Corporation
PHR Installation Guide
Copyright © 2017 by SecureALL Corporation.
All rights reserved under International and Pan-American copyright conventions. No part of this
document may be reproduced in any form or any means, electronic or mechanical, including
photocopying, without permission in writing from the Company. All inquiries should be
addressed to SecureALL Corporation, 695 Woburn Court, Mountain View, CA 94040.
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Revision History
Version
Date
Author
Revision Description
1.0
1-3-2014
RAS
Initial version
2.0
9-27-2014
RAS
Text modified for UL approval
3.0
1-16-2015
RAS
New design for full 3 hour fire rating
4.0
2-11-2015
RAS
Add option for battery holder unit
5.0
12-11-2017
RAS
Delete cardboard sleeve battery option
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Table of Contents
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Introduction
These instructions are intended to show you how to install a SecureALL Panic Hardware
Reader (SA-PHR) door assembly. This document assumes you have door hardware with a UL
Certified Von Duprin Series 98/99 fire-exit device. If you have any other door lock, contact
SecureALL for additional assistance. This installation guide applies to all door types requiring
3 hour fire rating.
Required Tools
1. Phillips screwdriver 6. Pliers
2. Power drill 7. Sensor tester
3. Dremel tool 8. Flashlight (optional)
4. Utility knife
5. M5 screw tap
Check the Materials
Verify you have the following materials needed for installation and that there is no damage to
anything from the packing, shipping, etc. If you find any damaged or missing items, contact
SecureALL immediately for assistance.
The following components are included with each door reader kit:
1. Back escutcheon unit
2. Front lock/antenna assembly
3. Microswitch sensor assembly and cabling
4. Metal pushbutton lockdown switch
5. Battery holder
6. Back mounting plate
7. Assorted screws and connectors
Installation Steps
1. Remove the entire pushbar from inside the door. There are 3 screws in the endcap and
4 screws in the latch cover plate (Figures 1 and 2). After this is done, screws on the
inside of the pushbar unit attached to the door are removed to allow it to become free
(Figure 3). This will also allow the front lock to be removed (Figure 4).
Figure 1 Figure 2
Pushbar
screws
Pushbar
screws
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Figure 3 Figure 4
2. Slide the top rail of the pushbar unit away from the pushbar to expose the cavity area
(Figure 5).
Figure 5
3. Lay the pushbar unit on its side and drill a 5/8” hole in the middle of the underside,
(Figure 6).!
Figure 6
4. Take the Metal Pushbutton!Lockdown Switch (Figure 7) and remove the nut. Insert the
switch into the hole drilled in Step 3. Fasten it with the nut (Figure 8). !
!
!
!
!
Hole to drill, 5/8”
Pushbar
top rail
Remove
four screws
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!!!! !
Figure 7 Figure 8
5. The battery box is installed next to the Lockdown Switch, with the spring toward the
open end of the pushbar unit (Figure 9). On the outside of the rail, vertically center the
battery box and use it as a template to mark locations of two screw holes (the battery
box has 4 holes in the corners; pick 2 holes in opposite corners). Drill pilot holes using
a #40 or #38 bit. Orient the battery box inside the rail, aligned with the pilot holes, and
attach using sheet metal screws supplied in the battery holder bag. Do not install the
batteries until the wires are connected (Step 14).
Figure 9
6. Remove the rail from the bottom of the pushbar unit as shown in Figure 10.
Lockdown
switch
Battery box
with spring
toward open
end
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Figure 10
7. Turn the pushbar unit right side up, exposing the latching mechanism. There are two
holes at the top of the latch, right next to the pushbar. These need to be tapped using an
M5 screw tap (Figure 11).
Figure 11
8. A microswitch sensor assembly needs to be installed. Figure 12 shows the sensor
assembly being placed at an angle on top of the two tapped screw holes and then
rotated into place in Figure 13. This is required to ensure the microswitch is in the
closed position when the latch is extended.
Figure 12 Figure 13
Bottom rail
Holes to be
tapped
Microswitch
closed
Microswitch
open
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9. Secure the microswitch with screws and lock washers. The top hole uses a screw, a
lock washer, and a regular washer (Figure 14). The bottom hole uses a clip to capture
the cable with flying leads, which is held in place with another screw and lock washer
(Figure 15).
Figure 14 Figure 15
10. The cable being held in place by the clip is routed along the side of the pushbar, just
behind the latch assembly (Figure 16), and then fed along the bottom of the pushbar
unit (Figure 17).
Figure 16 Figure 17
11. The end of the cable is fished under the bottom rail and pulled through until it reaches
the Lockdown Switch (Figures 18 and 19).
Figure 18 Figure 19
Cable clip
Cable routing
along bottom
of pushbar unit
Cable routing
behind latch
assembly
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12. Hold the ends of the wires that are shown in Figure 19 and pull them lightly to tension
the cable while sliding the bottom rail back onto the pushbar unit. Make sure that the
cable remains seated in the channel between the rail and the pushbar unit.
13. The end of the cable and the Lockdown Switch are now connected using the fasteners
in Figure 20. Place one white wire from both the Switch and the cable into a fastener
and crimp it using a pair of pliers (Figure 21). Repeat for the second set of white wires.
Figure 20 Figure 21
14. The same procedure is carried out to connect the cable and the battery holder. Connect
the red battery wire to the red cable wire and the black battery wire to the black cable
wire. Install the batteries, being careful to ensure correct polarity (negative at the
spring connection).
15. Install the first mounting bracket that is used to attach the pushbar unit to the door
(Figure 22).
Figure 22
16. Place the bracket as shown in Figure 23 and secure with screws per Figure 24.
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Figure 23 Figure 24
17. Take the cable in the sensor assembly with the connector and fish it through the bottom
of the bracket installed in Step 16 (Figure 25). The cable should always come out on the
top side when mounted on the door. Use a tie-wrap to secure the cable and the bracket.
Figure 25
18. Test the functionality of the latch sensors and the Lockdown Switch. Place the cable
from Step 17 into the sensor tester as shown in Figure 26. The LED on the left hand
side of the board will light. As the lever, deadlatch and Lockdown Switch are
depressed, a different LED will light on the right hand side of the board. If any of the
LEDs does not light, check to make sure all connections are in place. If everything is
as designed, replace the sensor cable.
Figure 26
Cable routing
through the
mounting bracket
LEDs light as lever,
deadlatch and
pushbutton switch are
depressed
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