Securitron RLP_Series User Manual

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PN# 500-13650

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Rev. C, 05/11

Note that the "Lock Status" line which connects to red on the relay logic pack has a special
meaning. This line must supply +V to red of the relay logic pack whenever the lock is
reporting secure.
It is the equivalent of the white wire on an "S" Senstat Magnalock. If your

lock status sensor is a dry closure when secure, +V from the power supply (this connection is
not shown on the drawings) must be input to lock status common with lock status NC going to
red of the relay logic pack.

FIG. 1: ACCESS CONTROL WIRING: FAIL SAFE AND FAIL SECURE LOCKS

POWER

SUPPLY

COM

NC

NO

ACCESS
CONTROL

RELAY

EXIT SWITCH

RELAY
LOGIC
PACK

RED

BLACK

ORANGE

FAIL SAFE

FAIL SECURE

LOCK

COM

NC

LOCK

STATUS

BROWN (REX COM)

GREEN (REX NC)
YELLOW (REX NO)

POWER

SUPPLY

COM

NO

ACCESS
CONTROL
RELAY

EXIT SWITCH

RELAY
LOGIC
PACK

RED

BLACK

ORANGE

LOCK

COM

LOCK

STATUS

BROWN (REX COM)
GREEN (REX NC)
YELLOW (REX NO)

NO

DIODE

WHITE (ALARM NO)
VIOLET (ALARM NO)
BLUE (ALARM NC)
GRAY (ALARM NC)

WHITE (ALARM NO)
VIOLET (ALARM NO)
BLUE (ALARM NC)
GRAY (ALARM NC)

"LOCK STATUS" WIRE MUST OUTPUT +V WHEN LOCK IS SECURE


4. MAN TRAP INTERLOCKING
In this application, 2 electric locks with lock status sensors which are closed when secure, are

interlocked such that only one can be released at a time. The relay logic pack supplies outputs
which keep the second lock engaged when the first is not reporting secure and visa versa. The
circuit shown in the drawing below is valid for fail safe locks only when the normal
condition of the trap is locks secure.
The effect of the relay logic pack is to bypass the
respective control switch when the alternate lock is not reporting secure. For definition of the

"Lock Status" wires which connect to relay logic pack red and orange, read the second
paragraph in section 3.1 above

Note that traps where the locks are normally released and traps using fail secure locks can
directly interlock via door switches or closed lock status switches and therefore do not require
the relay logic pack.

FIG 2: NORMALLY SECURE MAN TRAP INTERLOCK WITH FAIL SAFE LOCKS

RELAY
LOGIC
PACK

RED

BLACK

ORANGE

POWER

SUPPLY

COM

NC

FAIL SAFE

LOCK

LOCK

STATUS

FAIL SAFE

LOCK

LOCK

STATUS

COM

NC

1

2

BLUE

GREEN

WHITE

BROWN

SWITCH 1

SWITCH 2

"LOCK STATUS" WIRE MUST OUTPUT +V WHEN LOCK IS SECURE

5. RELAY INTERLOCK LATCH
Often it is desired that a signal condition which occurs for a period of time sets a latch that
creates a different signal which is active until reset manually regardless of whether the first
signal has continued or not. This function may be accomplished with the relay logic pack.

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