RCI 9212i Installation

USA: 2697 INTERNATIONAL PARKWAY, PKWY 5, VIRGINIA BEACH, VA 23452 • CANADA: 210 SHEARSON CRESCENT, CAMBRIDGE, ON N1T 1J6 PHONE • 1.800.265.6630 • 519.621.7651 • FAX: 1.800.482.9795 • 519.621.7939 • E-MAIL: [email protected] IS9212i PCN10045 R11/10SH I N S T A L L A T I O N 9212i Stand-Alone Keypad Instructions Features: • 4 Independent Outputs • 4 Independent Timers • All Outputs Assignable by Code • On board 5 Amp Form C Relay • 120 Users • Remote Triggering Input • Keypad Programmable Memory Non-volatile EEPROM memory means your codes and instructions will be there whether you remove power for 5 minutes or 5 years. Programming All programming is accomplished entirely from the front of the keypad. LED or Sounder guidance makes programming easy, and changing codes a matter of seconds for an authorized user. Codes The RCI keypads allow up to 120 individual user codes to be valid. Codes may be from 1-6 digits in length and digits may be repeated. The Master Code is always assigned to user location one (1). Main Relay This is a 5 Amp (10 Amp surge) Form-C relay which can be toggled or timed from 1 to 90 seconds-by code. Auxiliary Outputs Auxiliary outputs can be individually timed from 1 to 90 seconds or act as a toggle switch, and may be triggered individually or in combination-by code. The three auxiliary outputs provide a 50mA sink to ground when activated. Remote Triggering Input This normally open loop that by default operates the Main Relay upon activation and can be programmed to trigger any combination of outputs. Upon a momentary closure, the selected outputs will energize for their programmed time. The main relay (if selected) will energize for the same time period as the Master Code. This feature is especially useful when controlling an electric locking device. Keypress Feedback / Audible Keypress The RCI keypads will acknowledge a keypress by momentarily illuminating the yellow LED. This can be turned off through programming. Keypad Active Output The RCI keypads can be programmed to energize a voltage output whenever a key is touched. This can be used to turn on accessories such as lights, CCTV camera, or notify a guard. Auto-Entry This feature is used when the need for the code not to be followed by the * key is desired. The user only needs to enter their code number and the relay will activate for the programmed relay time. To use this feature, the user codes must be the same length as the master code. Technical Notes: To avoid ESD (Electro-Static Discharge) from interfering with the operation of the RCI keypad, ground the negative terminal of the keypad to earth ground. If the power supply can not be grounded, then the case should be grounded. Packing Checklist: 9212i Keypad Ten (10) Conductor Wiring Harness (1) Slotted Screws (2) Four (4) Conductor Wiring Harness (1) Features & Programming Guide NOTE: As with any electronic product, the 9212i may be subject to irregularities in the AC power line. This can cause malfunction or unstable operation. Connecting the 9212i to a suitable DC power supply will limit the effects of AC fluctuation on the keypad. Voltage Current Rating Temperature Output 12-24 VAC/VDC @ 12VDC 8mA typ – 35mA w/ relay energized -20°F to 130°F (-28°C to 54°C) Main relay: 5A; form-C @24VDC; 10A surge @ 24VDC 16mA typ – 45 mA w/ relay energized Outputs 2-4 are 50mA neg voltage outputs

1. Connect the positive (+) lead of your power supply to the terminal strip (TS1) +V input. 2. Connect the negative (-) lead of your power supply to the terminal strip (TS1) -V input. 3. Turn on your power supply. 4. Press 7890#123456*. If all 12 keypresses have been verified, the keypad will enter self test mode. The yellow LED will flash three times, then light or sound continuously for 3 seconds. If these responses do not happen, try the test mode again and then call tech support. Note: self test mode can be used when troubleshooting a keypad in the field. If you do not get the continuous light then the memory has been corrupt and should be re-programmed with the 46 command (see option #18). 5. Enter the master code of 1234*. The relay will energize. Refer to programming section to program your keypad. Note: The 9212i keypad may be programmed in your shop or at the installation site. Programmed information is stored in non-volatile memory so it will not be lost if power is removed. RCI Keypad Defaults RCI keypads are designed for easy installation in a minimum amount of time. The following defaults have been factory programmed: Master Code (user 1) 1234* Main Relay will energize for 5 seconds Auxiliary Outputs will energize for 5 seconds Panic will energize Output 4 Keypad Active Output Off Remote Triggering Input will energize Main Relay Keypress Feedback On LED on when powered up RED LED on when relay is activated GREEN If defaults must be changed or additional functions are desired, please refer to the Programming Options chart after you are familiar with the Programming section. Programming 1. Enter programming mode Yellow LED Press 99 # (master code ) * Flashes slowly 2. To change master code1 Press 1 # (new master code) * Flashes fast Repeat (new master code) * Flashes slowly If main relay time must be changed, substitute option 2 from Programming Options chart for step above. 3. To add/change second code Press 2 # (new user code) * Flashes fast Repeat (new user code) * Flashes slowly 4. To add/change third code Press 3 # (new user code) * Flashes fast Repeat (new user code) * Flashes slowly 5. Up to 120 codes may be added in this fashion 6. Exit programming mode Press * Out Notes: • User location represents one location in memory where an individual code is stored. A user code is stored in it’s own user location. There are 120 user locations available. • 1 The master code is always in user location 1. • The master code allows access to the programming mode and activates the main relay. • All codes must be followed by the * key. • Codes may be from 1-6 digits in length, and digits may be repeated. • If the master code is forgotten or does not seem to be working, momentarily push SW1 on the circuit board, (see Fig. 5 for location) to enter programming mode and follow step two from above to program a new master code. • If the yellow LED lights solid while in programming mode an error has occurred. Press * to cle ar (yellow LED should flash) and start over from step 2 or 3 above. 9212i Keypad Installation Instructions (Continued) ©2010 RUTHERFORD CONTROLS INT’L CORP. WWW.RUTHERFORDCONTROLS.COM USA: 2697 INTERNATIONAL PARKWAY, PKWY 5, VIRGINIA BEACH, VA 23452 • CANADA: 210 SHEARSON CRESCENT, CAMBRIDGE, ON N1T 1J6 PHONE • 1.800.265.6630 • 519.621.7651 • FAX: 1.800.482.9795 • 519.621.7939 • E-MAIL: [email protected] 2

If the pre-programmed default values must be changed or additional functions are desired, the following options may be programmed. ENTER PROGRAMMING MODE1 PRESS 99 # (MASTER CODE) * Each of the following options can only be changed after the keypad has been put into programming mode (above). 1. Change master code/set main relay time2 Press (Relay Time) # 1 # (new code) * (repeat code) * e.g. Master code of 4321/relay time of 10 sec Press 10 # 1 # 4321 * 4321 * 2. Add/change user code Press (user location) # (new code) * (repeat code) * 3. Add/change user code with a different output Press (Relay Time) # (user location) # (new code) * time on main relay2 (repeat code) * 4. Delete user codes Press (user location) # * * 5. Set output 2 time2 Press 12 # (Relay Time) # 0 # * * 6. Set output 3 time2 Press 13 # (Relay Time) # 0 # * * 7. Set output 4 time2 Press 14 # (Relay Time) # 0 # * * 8. Set outputs for Remote Triggering Input Press 17 # (outputs: .ie. 1, 2 or 2, 3 etc.) # 0 # * * Note: 0 = no outputs 9. Set outputs for Panic3 Press 18 # (outputs: i.e. 1, 2 or 2, 3 etc.) # 0 # * * Note 0 = no outputs 10. Turn keypress feedback/on Press 30 # 0 # 1 # * * 11. Turn keypress feedback/off Press 30 # 0 # 0 # * * 12. Turn yellow LED/with relay Press 30 # 1 # 1 # * * 13. Turn yellow LED/with relay Press 30 # 1 # 0 # * * 14. Turn auto entry on Press 30 # 2 # 1 # * * 15. Turn auto entry off Press 30 # 2 # 0 # * * 16. Turn keypad active output on4 Press 43 # 0 # 99 # * * 17. Turn keypad active off Press 43 # 0 # 00 # * * 18. Erase keypad memory/reset defaults Press 46 # 00000 # 00000 # * * 19 .Energize selected output(s) with a user code5 Press 59 # (outputs: i.e. 1, 2 or 2, 3 etc.) # (user location) # (new code) * (repeat code) * e.g. User 2; code of 4321*; energize outputs 2 & 3 Press 59 # 23 # 02# 4321 * 4321 * Notes: 1 If the master code is forgotten or does not seem to be working, momentarily push SW1 on the circuit board, (see Fig. 5 for location) to enter programming mode and follow step two from above to program a new master code. 2 Relay time must always be represented by 2 digits. Example: 5 seconds = 05. Latching /toggle is accomplished by entering a time of 00. 3 If selected, panic will operate by pressing the * and # simultaneously. Panic operates for 1 second and is defaulted to output 4. 4 Keypad active is a negative voltage output (sink) available on terminal (or wire) marked WB (see wiring diagrams for location). 5 This feature is not available with the master code. 9212i Keypad Installation Instructions (Continued) ©2010 RUTHERFORD CONTROLS INT’L CORP. WWW.RUTHERFORDCONTROLS.COM USA: 2697 INTERNATIONAL PARKWAY, PKWY 5, VIRGINIA BEACH, VA 23452 • CANADA: 210 SHEARSON CRESCENT, CAMBRIDGE, ON N1T 1J6 PHONE • 1.800.265.6630 • 519.621.7651 • FAX: 1.800.482.9795 • 519.621.7939 • E-MAIL: [email protected] 3

©2010 RUTHERFORD CONTROLS INT’L CORP. WWW.RUTHERFORDCONTROLS.COM USA: 2697 INTERNATIONAL PARKWAY, PKWY 5, VIRGINIA BEACH, VA 23452 • CANADA: 210 SHEARSON CRESCENT, CAMBRIDGE, ON N1T 1J6 PHONE • 1.800.265.6630 • 519.621.7651 • FAX: 1.800.482.9795 • 519.621.7939 • E-MAIL: [email protected] TS1 + – White/Red Red Common N/C N/O Note: See 9212i Wiring Harness details for explanation of Output conductors. Fig. 4 Wiring an Accessory Relay Brown White/ Orange TS1 + – Exit Button (N/O) Fig. 2 Basic access control with an electric strike Brown White/ Orange TS1 Electromagnetic Lock + – Exit Button (N/O) Fig. 1 Basic access control w/ an electromagnetic lock Brown White/ Orange TS1 + – Exit Button To Alarm Panel Closed Circuit Loop COM N/O (N/O) Fig. 3 Shunting a Normally Closed (N/C) Zone 4

©2010 RUTHERFORD CONTROLS INT’L CORP. WWW.RUTHERFORDCONTROLS.COM USA: 2697 INTERNATIONAL PARKWAY, PKWY 5, VIRGINIA BEACH, VA 23452 • CANADA: 210 SHEARSON CRESCENT, CAMBRIDGE, ON N1T 1J6 PHONE • 1.800.265.6630 • 519.621.7651 • FAX: 1.800.482.9795 • 519.621.7939 • E-MAIL: [email protected] Fig. 5 Arming and Disarming a Security System Note: Some alarm panels require a momentary pulse to arm and a second pulse to disarm. Other panels will arm when the input is shorted and disarm when the short is removed. The 9212i keypad can accomodate both types of panels. See the Keypad Programming Guide for details on programming a “Toggle Code.” WHITE ORANGE WHITE/ORANGE BROWN WHITE/YELLOW BLACK RED WHITE/BLACK WHITE/RED WHITE/BLUE Fig. 6 9212i Wiring Harness. WARNING: Plug this harness in with the leads facing down! Permanent damage may result if incorrectly inserted. Wire Color Wire Function White Not Used White/Blue Output 3 (50mA sink to ground) White/Red Output 2 (50mA sink to ground) Orange Output 4/panic (50mA sink to ground) Brown Remote Triggering Input (REX) White/Orange Remote Triggering Input (REX) White/Black K (in) Keypad Active White/Yellow K (out) Black Ground (outputs only) Red V+ Filtered (outputs only) 5