Assa Abloy SARGENT Beacon User manual

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BT-
Installation Instructions
Exit Device
Beacon

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Table of Contents
Warning ...................................................................................2
Section I - Overview ................................................................3
Section II - Installation Instructions .......................................6
Section III - Beacon Wiring Examples ..................................10
Section IV - Alarm Mode Operation ......................................15
Section V - Test Mode Operation ..........................................15
Section VI - BEACON Modes of Operation ............................16
Trouble Conditions & Corrective Actions .............................17
Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by ASSA ABLOY Inc.could void the user’s
authority to operate the equipment.
Warning
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this
device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including
interference that may cause undesired operation.
Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to
Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in
a residential installation.
This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance
with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that
the interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or
television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to
correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected
• Consult the dealer or an experienced TV technician for help
This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.
Cet appareil numérique de la classe B est conforme avec la norme NMB-003 du Canada.

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Fig. 1 BEACON Exit Device
SECTION I: OVERVIEW
1. Description
Part of the ASSA ABLOY LiteGuide family of products, the Beacon exit device provides both
audible and visible alerts to enhance the visibility of exit locations in dark or smoke-filled
passages and is intended as a supplement to existing codes for emergency egress lighting
and direction.
Connected to the building’s alarm system, an activated Beacon emits pulsing light followed by
an audible message declaring “Exit located here” in single or multiple languages. A highly visible
green laser light cone combined with the pulsing LEDs draws people directly to the exit.
• TL- (SARGuide): Illuminated touchpad for 80 Series exit devices.
White
High-Intensity
LED Speaker
Green
Ready-State
LED
Green
Laser
Amber
Diagnostic
LED
Cylinder
White
High-Intensity
LED
The SARGENT Beacon (BT-) Exit Device is compatible with the following prefix:
Innovative design protected by
U.S. Patent Nos. 7,839,265 & 7,528,700

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• Easily installed within all 80 Series Exit Devices as either a retrofit kit or
as a factory installed option (consult catalog for exceptions).
• Order kit as 548-Kit (x door width x finish). See table below.
• Order factory installed option as BT- (e.g. BT-8813F x ETL x 32D x 36” door)
• Door Widths: Minimum Wide Stile Door 32”
• Convenient wiring installation with ElectroLynx 8-pin & 4-pin connectors*
2. Hardware Specifications
Stile Rail
Size
Type of
Exit Device
Size
Door
Wide E
80 Series Exit
Devices
32” only
F 35”- 36”
J 38”- 42”
G 44”- 48”
Narrow E 30”- 32”
F 33”- 36”
J 37”- 42”
G 43”- 48”
Note: The Beacon Retrofit Kits can NOT be
added to FM8700 Devices, Low Profile Exits
and devices with Cylinder Dogging (16-).
548- Retrofit Kits replace Beacon BT- ONLY
products (without other electrical prefixes).
For existing TL- BT-, consult factory.
The Retrofit Kits are based on rail design
(wide or narrow) and dimension from pivot
to pivot.
Kit # Device Stile Rail Size Pivot to Pivot*
548-1 Wide F 11-1/4”
548-2 Narrow F 11-1/4”
548-3 Wide G 20-1/2”
548-4 Narrow G 20-1/2”
548-5 Wide E 8-1/2”
548-6 Narrow E 8-1/2”
548-7 Wide J 14”
548-8 Narrow J 14”
Wide Stile
Narrow Stile
*Pivot-to-Pivot
Dimension
*ElectroLynx door & frame wire harnesses and power transfer devices must be ordered separately.
Refer to McKinney Power Transfer Device Catalog for further information.
Field-cut rail assemblies are not allowed.
The exit device must be ordered from
factory for specific door widths.
Fig. 2

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Total
One-Way
Length of
Wire Run (ft)
Load Current @ 24VDC
1/4A 1/2A 3/4A *1A 1-1/4A 1-1/2A 2A 3A
100 24 20 18 18 16 16 14 12
150 22 18 16 16 14 14 12 10
200 20 18 16 14 14 12 12 10
250 18 16 14 14 12 12 12 10
300 18 16 14 12 12 12 10 —
400 18 14 12 12 10 10 — —
500 16 14 12 10 10 — — —
750 14 12 10 10 — — — —
1,000 14 10 10 — — — — —
1,500 12 10 — — — — — —
4. Wire Gauge Chart
*When calculating voltage drop, use 1A as the
recommended current draw for the BEACON
• Accepts alarm signal from either dry contact relay or 24VDC from the Notification Appliance Circuit
(NAC) of a Fire Alarm Control Panel (FACP)
• Low current draw 30mA @ 24VDC in Standby Mode, 900mA max @24VDC in Alarm Mode ensures long
operation time on back-up batteries. Power supply required; 24VDC, 1.0 amp, filtered and regulated.
• Test mode and diagnostic trouble reporting for ease of installation and periodic functional checks
• Customizable functionality through on-board adjustment of dip switch and NAC/CC slide switch settings
• Centralized control from fire alarm control panel (FACP) with silence and reset commands
• AHJ (Authority Having Jurisdiction) needs to authorize setup
3. Electrical Specifications
IMPORTANT: ElectroLynx connectors plug and
lock together in only one way.
Do NOT force connectors together.
Fig. 3 ElectroLynx Connections
Locking Mechanism
Receptacle
Plug
5. ElectroLynx Wiring System
Caution:
1. Disconnect all input power before beginning installation to prevent electrical shock and
equipment damage.
2. Installer must be a trained, qualified service person.
3. All wiring must comply with applicable local electrical codes, ordinances and regulations.
4. Beacon is equipped with a Class IIIa 5mW max output power (Green) laser.
Warning: Do NOT stare into laser beam.
BEACON exit devices are supplied with one 4-pin and one
8-pin Molex® connector harness, allowing simple installation
using the ASSA ABLOY ElectroLynx® system.
NOTE: For wire locations and positions, see
wiring examples later in this document.

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SECTION II: Installation Instructions
Rail assembly is shipped with cylinder installed.
A. If cylinder does not need to be replaced, verify proper switch settings for
your facility in Section II.4 - Alarm Mode Operation/Dip Switch Settings
and Section II.5 - Alarm Notification Switch Setting (NAC/CC).
B. If replacing cylinder, go to Section II.3 - Cylinder Installation/Replacement.
C. Complete wiring connections - refer to this manual’s example
wiring diagrams (Section III) for proper connections.
D. Refer to 80 Series installation instructions and complete
exit device installation.
End Cap
Mounting Bracket
Fig. 4
1. New Installation
If installing new Beacon insert assembly on existing mechanical rail:
A. Remove end cap and mounting bracket from rail assembly.
B. Remove insert plate by sliding out from rail assembly.
C. If replacing cylinder, go to Section II.3 - Cylinder Installation/Replacement.
D. Slide Beacon insert assembly into rail assembly (Fig. 5).
E. Complete wiring connections - refer to
this manual’s example wiring diagrams in
Section III for proper connections.
F. Reinstall mounting bracket and end cap.
2. Kit Installation - Replacement/Servicing
Fig. 5
Rail Assembly
Beacon Insert Assembly

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If installing new Beacon insert assembly on existing Beacon (BT- only) electro-mechanical rail:
A. NOTE: Remove power from device.
B. Remove end cap and mounting bracket.
C. Slowly slide insert assembly (2 inches) away from push bar (Fig. 6), carefully checking for any
additional wires required for TL- prefix.
D. Disconnect all wiring connectors before attempting to fully remove Beacon insert assembly.
E. Remove insert assembly by sliding out from rail assembly.
F. If replacing cylinder, go to Section II.3 - Cylinder Installation/Replacement.
NOTE: For TL-BT-, retain existing Beacon harness for reuse.
G. Slide new Beacon insert assembly into rail assembly.
H. Complete wiring connections - refer to this manual’s example wiring diagrams in Section III for
proper connections.
I. Reinstall mounting bracket and end cap.
Fig. 6
2. Kit Installation - Replacement/Servicing (Continued)

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Cam rotates to
engage actuator
Cylinder & Collar
Nut Beacon
Insert Assembly
Fig. 8
Fig. 9
Plastic Switch Actuator
3. Cylinder Installation/Replacement
To install or replace cylinder, Beacon insert assembly
must be removed from exit device.
NOTE: Remove power from device.
A. If necessary, remove end cap and mounting bracket.
B. Slowly slide insert assembly (partially) away from push
bar (Fig. 7), carefully checking for any additional wires
required for TL- prefix.
NOTE: Disconnect all wiring connectors before
attempting to fully remove insert assembly.
NOTE: Use factory-supplied rings and collars.
F. Install cylinder with cylinder cam in proper
position. Cam must be positioned so that it makes
solid contact with plastic switch actuator when
rotated (Fig. 9).
Note: Cylinder must be installed as shown for
proper switch operation.
G. Complete wiring connections - refer to this
manual’s example wiring diagrams in Section III
for making the proper connections.
H. Install mounting bracket and end cap.
I. Refer to 80 Series installation instructions and
complete exit device installation.
C. Remove insert assembly from exit device.
D. Rotate cylinder nut counter clockwise and remove (Fig. 8).
E. Remove cylinder and collar (Fig. 8).
Fig. 7

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4. Alarm Mode Operation/Dip Switch Settings
• Two (2) WHITE LEDs flash continuously
• GREEN Laser ON 3 seconds
• ENGLISH message followed by
• GREEN Laser ON 3 seconds
• SPANISH message followed by
• GREEN Laser ON 3 seconds
• FRENCH message
• Two (2) WHITE LEDs flash continuously
• GREEN Laser ON 3 seconds
• ENGLISH message followed by
• GREEN Laser ON 3 seconds
• SPANISH message followed by
• Two (2) WHITE LEDs flash continuously
• GREEN Laser ON 3 seconds
• ENGLISH message only
• Two (2) WHITE LEDs flash continuously
• ENGLISH message followed by
• SPANISH message followed by
• FRENCH message
• (NO Green LASER)
• NO White LEDs
• GREEN Laser ON 3 seconds
• ENGLISH message followed by
• GREEN Laser ON 3 seconds
• SPANISH message followed by
• GREEN Laser ON 3 seconds
• FRENCH message
• NO White LEDs
• ENGLISH message followed by
• SPANISH message followed by
• FRENCH message
• (NO Green LASER)
• Trouble condition #4
• AMBER LED blinks 4 times and repeats
1 2 3 4 5 6
ON
1 2 3 4 5 6
ON
1 2 3 4 5 6
ON
1 2 3 4 5 6
ON
1 2 3 4 5 6
ON
1 2 3 4 5 6
ON
1 2 3 4 5 6
ON
A. Verify settings are correct for your facility’s
requirements.
NOTE: Device is shipped with factory default settings
(all switches ON - see Fig. 10 below).
Visual and audio (voice messages) will repeat sequence
in Alarm Mode.
If dip switch settings need to be changed from the factory
default, set according to chart (Fig. 11).
Door
Surface
ON
OFF 1 23456
English
Message
1 2 3 4 5 6
ON
Spanish
Message
French
Message
Not Used Green
Laser
Two White
High-Intensity
LEDs
Alarm Mode Operation Dip Switch Settings
Factory default for NAC/CC switch is set to
CC (closed contact).
To change Beacon to NAC Alarm Mode:
A. Flip unit; slide insert assembly out 2 inches (Fig. 12).
B. Set the device for NAC by moving the slide switch
to the left, as shown in Figure 12.
C. Once switch is in proper position, slide insert
assembly back into rail assembly.
D. Refer to Section III NAC wiring examples
for proper wiring of NAC (vs. CC).
5. Alarm Notification Switch Setting (NAC/CC)
Fig. 12
Fig. 10
Fig. 11
Default Settings

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Beacon
TB1
Termination Description
1 + DC IN Beacon Input Power: 24VDC (1.0 Amp minimum) from FACP (Fire Alarm Control Panel).
Beacon will operate from 16 to 33VDC.
2 -
3 + IN/CC Beacon Alarm input from FACP. Two choices: NAC IN (NAC) 24VDC (8 to 33VDC) or dry contact
closure (CC) sets Beacon into Alarm Mode. Set NAC/CC switch on Beacon module to NAC or CC
according FACP wiring application.
4 -
5 + RET Additional Alarm signal connections for interconnectiing multiple Beacon rail assemblies
6 -
7 + SIL Beacon Silence input signal from FACP. Purpose is to stop Beacon audible (voice messages) during
a fire alarm so emergency personnel can listen to their radios. A valid silence condition occurs when
24vdc (8 to 33VDC) signal is present on the Silence Input for >= 500 msec, and is then removed for
>= 125 msec.
8 -
Wiring diagram examples reflect ElectroLynx system application.
For additional ElectroLynx product (door harnesses, power transfer devices, and frame harness) information and
requirements, refer to McKinney Power Transfer Device Catalog.
ElectroLynx power transfer device and harness requirement for all Beacon applications is QC12.
SECTION III: Beacon Wiring Examples
Simplified Diagram of an In-building Commercial Fire Alarm System
(excludes fire suppression and central station controls)

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Example: NON-Addressable Fire Alarm System with BEACON
(Diagram ignores Initiating Devices)
NAC - Notification Appliance
Circuit

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Example: Addressable Fire Alarm System with BEACON
(Diagram ignores Initiating Devices)
NAC - Notification Appliance Circuit
SLC - Signalling Line Circuit
CC - (dry) Contact Closure

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QC12
Example Wiring Diagram: BT- Beacon Exit Device
ElectroLynx Application
Must connect to Earth
Ground (EGND)
*
*
*
*

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QC12
Example Wiring Diagram: TL- BT- (Beacon)
Exit Device ElectroLynx Application
Red,
Black,
Must connect to Earth
Ground (EGND)
For TL- option, additional
External Power Supply
needed
*
*

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SECTION V: Test Mode Operation
Test Mode Features
Sequence of operation (from Standby Mode):
• Green LED is ON, key switch is operated by rotating fully clockwise (until stop) for >= 5 seconds.
Do NOT overtorque key switch. Green LED flashes 5 times then stays ON.
• Amber LED is OFF, flashes 6 times, ON
• Two high intensity LED’s are OFF, both flash 4 times, then OFF
• Green Laser is OFF, ON for 4 seconds, OFF
CAUTION: Do not stare into laser beam
• Voice messages play: English, Spanish, French
• Voice message: Test Mode Complete
• Green LED remains ON (back to Standby Mode)
SECTION IV: Alarm Mode Operation
Alarm Mode operates according to Dip Switch/Configuration Settings (Section II.4) and NAC/CC Switch
Setting (Section II.5)
1. Upon power up, the Green LED will light (Standby Mode).
2. When alarm is activated via a fire alarm, Beacon will activate.
3. Beacon will respond according to switch settings (see Section II.4) using:
• Flashing high intensity LEDs
• Audible message (Factory programmed)
• Laser (Green)
CAUTION: Do not stare into laser beam
4. Beacon will remain in Alarm Mode until manually reset by the cylinder (keyswitch rotated fully clockwise to
stop for >= two (2) seconds) or after power/alarm reset.
5. Upon reset, Beacon will return to Standby Mode/Ready State.
White
High-Intensity
LED Speaker
Green
Ready-State
LED
Green
Laser
Amber
Diagnostic
LED
Cylinder
White
High-Intensity
LED

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SECTION VI: BEACON Modes of Operation
Mode Description What Happens Initiated by: Deactivated by
Active/
Standby
This mode can be
considered the idle state.
(Notification Alarms are shut
off in this mode)
Green LED is ON. This is the default power on
state.
(Beacon is connected and
powered)
Beacon comes out of
Active Mode whenever
another mode is triggered
Test A temporary state where the
Beacon will perform a self-
test.
Audio messaging will
play every message
once, followed by
“Test Mode Complete”
message.
All Visual Notification
including the high
brightness LEDs will
flash and laser cone
will illuminate for four
seconds.
Rotating key switch clockwise
(to stop) for five seconds,
then releasing
Automatically returns to
Active Mode after cycling
Alarm Beacon alarms in response
to fire alarm system outputs.
Audio messaging will
play according to dip
switch settings.
High Brightness LEDs
and laser cone will
illuminate according to
dip switch settings.
Fire alarm system outputs Automatically returns to
Active Mode when:
• key switch is fully
rotated for two sec-
onds, then released
• FACP alarm input is
inactive for two or
more seconds
See Silence Mode (below)
Silence Overrides audible notification
during a fire alarm so that
emergency personnel can
listen to their radios.
Audio messaging will
not play.
High Brightness LEDs
and laser cone will
illuminate according to
dip switch settings.
A silence condition can occur
only during ALARM MODE:
When Beacon’s Silence
input receives a valid
silence condition from FACP,
8-33VDC is present on the
Silence Input for >= 500ms,
and then removed for >=
125ms
Beacon alarm input is
inactive for two or more
seconds
NOTE: Audio messages
return if Silence input to
Beacon receives 8-33VDC
signal from FACP
When key switch is rotated
fully clockwise (to stop)
for two seconds, then
released, Alarm Mode is
turned off and unit returns
to Active state (Silence
Mode is turned off)
Trouble Problem with operation,
setup or wiring
Blinking Amber LED Internal diagnostics See following section on
trouble conditions

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Trouble Conditions and Corrective Actions
Fault Condition Fault Corrective Action
Blink Amber trouble LED
using repeating Blink *1
pattern.
*A 1 second blink with a 5
second pause.
Input power under
16VDC**
Correct input voltage to 24VDC (nominal);
(operates from 16-33VDC)
Blink Amber trouble LED
using repeating Blink 2*
pattern.
*Two 1 second blinks with a
5 second pause.
Laser over current
condition**
Replace Beacon Insert Assembly
Blink Amber trouble LED
using repeating Blink 3*
pattern.
*Three 1 second blinks with
a 5 second pause.
Motor over current
condition**
Replace Beacon Insert Assembly
Blink Amber trouble LED
using repeating Blink 4*
pattern.
*Four 1 second blinks with
a 5 second pause.
Invalid DIP switch
configuration
All DIP switches are OFF**
Refer to DIP Switch Setting/Configuration
Section II.4 for valid switch selections.
Blink Amber trouble LED
using repeating Blink 5*
pattern.
*Five 1 second blinks with a
5 second pause.
Key switch stuck error**
If key switch is detected as
turned for >= 30 seconds.
Inspect operation of cylinder cam with
Beacon plastic switch actuator.
Free possible obstruction or replace
Beacon Insert Assembly if inoperable.
**Disables all audible and visual notification alerts.

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Founded in the early 1800s, SARGENT® is a market leader in locksets, cylinders, door closers, exit devices,
electro-mechanical products and access control systems for new construction, renovation, and replacement applications.
The company’s customer base includes commercial construction, institutional, and industrial markets.
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