Tools – Securitron LMD-1 User Manual

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PN#

500-18400

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2

Rev. C, 2/09

FIG. 2: MOUNTING IN FLAT, CURVED OR ANGLED FRAMES AND USE OF DRIVE RIVETS

FOR FLAT FRAME FACE (LEFT), UNIT INSTALLS NORMALLY.
FOR CURVED FRAME FACE (CENTER), THE MOUNTING PLATE
WILL BEND TO FOLLOW THE CURVE. FOR ANGLED FRAME
FACE (RIGHT) BEND THE PROJECTING BRACKET SLIGHTLY AS
SHOWN SO THAT IT FITS INTO THE CENTER OF THE FRAME
STILE

USE OF DRIVE RIVETS

INSERT LARGE END OF RIVET
THROUGH LMD MOUNTING
PLATE INTO HOLE IN FRAME.
TAP WITH HAMMER FROM THE
DIRECTION SHOWN BY THE
ARROW TO SEAT THE RIVET.

3. OPERATION
Finally note that tampering or mechanical failure of the unit is possible. For best system
reliability therefore, the unit should be periodically tested to confirm that the output changes
state as the Deadlock seats and is opened.


4. WIRING
The Deadlock Monitor has three wires (SPDT, form C) that are assigned by color as follows:
White = Common

Red = N.C.

Blue = N.O.

Because we’re using the terms normally open and normally closed, it’s necessary to define what

we mean by “normal”. The normal condition of the Deadlock Monitor is when it is
reporting secure
(the door is locked). So, for example, you’ll read a closed circuit between
White and Red if you meter the unit in the secure condition but you’ll read open if you meter it
in the alarm condition (door is open). Maximum contact ratings are 2 Amps at 24V.

LINE IS EVEN WITH TOP OF BOLT

9/16" DIA

1/8" DIA

1/8" DIA

TEMPLATE

CENTER HOLES ON FRAME

CUT OUT TEMPLATE ON

DOTTED LINE

ALIGNMENT

TOOLS:

1/2" DRIVE DRILL

1/8" (3MM) BIT

9/16" (15MM) BIT

HAMMER

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