IQ Lock EL DL Motor Lock. IQ Lock EM DL Lever Lock. IQ Lock M DL Mechanical Panic Lock. GB Assembly and Operating

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1 IQ Lock EL DL Motor Lock GB Assembly and Operating IQ Lock EM DL Lever Lock IQ Lock M DL Mechanical Panic Lock 1

2 IQ Lock EL DL, EM DL, M DL Contents 1 Explanation of Symbols... 2 Safety Instructions Use for the intended Purpose Safety-Conscious Work Assembly and Installation Deployment of Motor Locks IQ Lock EL DL at Fire Doors and Smoke Doors...4 Operating Sequence of Assembly and Commissioning of IQ Lock EL DL Functions and Properties Functional Overview Definitions of Functions and Properties Assembly Lock Strike box Shortening rods Accessories in assembly Adapting the gap clearance Fittings in accordance with DIN EN 179 and Cable Fitting for IQ Lock EL DL and IQ Lock EM DL Function checks after installation of the mechanical components Installation the external Motor Lock Control System MST Electrical Connection Motor Lock Control System MST 210 in connection with IQ Lock EL DL Sabotage Monitoring or Cylinder Contact... 7 Technical Data Motor Lock Control System MST Mains Adapter NT Lever Lock IQ Lock EM DL Dimensional drawings What happens, if? Maintenance Certificate of compliance

3 IQ Lock EL DL, EM DL, M DL Explanation of Symbols 1 Explanation of Symbols Symbol Meaning means Important Hint means Additional Information Symbol for an action: Here you have to do something Safety Instructions Use for the intended Purpose Self-locking panic locks are a part of closure systems for deployment in emergency escape doors/panic exit doors in the path of escape routes. During the deployment of self-locking anti-panic locks, the technical data and ambient conditions of these assembly and operating instructions have to be complied with. The safety characteristics of this product are essential for compliance with EN 179 and EN With the exception of modifications described in these instructions, no other modifications are permissible. Operate the locks only in lock-typical assembly position, i.e. vertically with horizontally thrown deadbolt. Always operate the locks in such a manner that the panic function is present in the escape. Use these locks at emergency escape doors according to EN 179 and panic exit doors according to EN 1125 only in combination with the fittings mentioned in the appendix; see chapter 10. The self-locking panic locks are suitable for deployment in single-wing panic doors. Before mounting the escape door locks ensure that the door is attached properly and does not have any distortion. Install the escape door locks only in hollow doors that are designed to this purpose by the manufacturer. 2.2 The horizontal operating rod has to be mounted so that a greatest possible effective rod length is achieved. Avoid safety risks during the installation of emergency exit locks with door lever operation (in particular in case of doors with graduated surfaces: jamming of fingers or clothes). If appropriate adapt mounting to the majority of the users: àà Mounting height for children less than mm àà Door lock mounting so that children, elderly or impaired persons are not impeded Only devices conforming to standard should be used for keeping shut at emergency exit doors or panic exit doors. Safety-Conscious Work Work on electrical equipment (IQ Lock EL DL, IQ Lock EM DL) may be undertaken only by an electrician. The assembly of the locks must be executed only by a skilled worker from the respective trade (locksmith, carpenter etc.). Only GEZE original parts or accessories allowed by GEZE may be used. For the later connection of further accessory parts, kindly get in contact with GEZE. àà Dismantle the lock before drilling the fixing points of the fittings àà Do not introduce any grease, lubricating agents or oils in the lock. Prevent water from penetrating into the lock case or that condensate is formed. àà Never coat the face plate of the lock or other parts of the locks with colour or lacquer. àà Dismantle the lock before painting jobs. àà The lever pin must not be driven through the lock hub with force. àà Do not use the lever to carry the door leaf.

4 Operating Sequence of Assembly and Commissioning of IQ Lock EL DL IQ Lock EL DL, EM DL, M DL 2. Assembly and Installation During the assembly and installation of self-locking GEZE panic locks, a few safety rules must necessarily be taken into consideration. These must be observed, since, otherwise, the device could be damaged or there might be risks for the user: Observe compliance with building inspection stipulations and possible specifications of the door manufacturer during the assembly of the locks! All kinds of guarantee and liability claims vis-a-vis the manufacturer lapse in case of incorrect or inappropriate assembly. See Chapter 5 Assembly 2.4 Deployment of Motor Locks IQ Lock EL DL at Fire Doors and Smoke Doors The IQ Lock EL DL may be operated in all operating modes (night, day, permanently open), whereby one must ensure in case of permanently open operating mode that the cross-latch and deadbolt are securely engaged in the lock hole at all times. For this, we have the following possibilities: àà Connection of a fire alarm system (BMA) by the customer to the motor lock control (MST 210). This connection takes place via the smoke detector input provided specifically for this purpose. For this purpose, a potentialfree or non-floating contact is required from the BMA; see chapter 6.1. àà Connection of a central smoke switch unit RSZ 5 or RSZ 6 with an additional smoke switch RS 5; this takes place likewise via the smoke detector input of MST 210. Additionally, a reset pushbutton is required. See terminal connection diagram for motor lock, Id.No If no BMA or central smoke switch unit is connected, the permanently open and the Day operating mode must not be used, since the bolting of the doors in a fire event is not guaranteed! Operating Sequence of Assembly and Commissioning of IQ Lock EL DL Quick-Start Guide Draw the cable inside the door (Hint: Draw cable delivered during lock exchange, the existing cable could be worn out or damaged). Mount a MST 210 controller, see Section 5.8. Install mains adapter and connect with the control system MST 210 X7 1GND and 24V. Assemble IQ Lock EL DL and connect with the connector of the cable. Install a strike box, see Section 5.2. Connect connecting lead with the terminal strip X1 of MST 210; see chapter 6.1. Insert bridge of smoke alarm, if no smoke detector is connected; see chapter 6.1. Connect Door Contact. Switch on current. Conduct functional test: àà MST210 Voltage LED1 flashes. àà Actuate inboard lever -> Door must open. àà Close doors -> (Hint: Watch out for clean intake of the latchbolt) the auxiliary latchbolt must be enabled and the deadbolt must be thrown. àà Check release function (terminal 2 5). The deadbolt retracts and the cross-latch becomes unstable. à à Check Day function (terminal 2 4). The deadbolt retracts and the cross-latch remains locked. à à Check smoke detector input (terminal 8 9). 4

5 IQ Lock EL DL, EM DL, M DL Functions and Properties Functions and Properties Functional Overview Function / Property IQ Lock EL DL IQ Lock EM DL IQ Lock M DL Panic Function Mechanical self-locking Mechanical Sequence Guard Electrical Sequence Guard Approval for Escape Doors Approval for Fire Protection Doors Resistance Class Safe day-time operation with door opener function Motorised unlocking < 1 sec Permanently Open External lever electrically engage Automatic locking in case of mains failure Automatic resetting of release after door opening has failed Input for Fire Alarm System (Locking) Unlocking by means of Key Operating Voltage 24 V / 12 V / / Feedback Contacts for Lock Status Selective sabotage monitoring or cylinder contact Suitable for both right and left hand use Identical assembly dimensions for all IQ Locks Backset 5, 40, 45, 55, 65, 80, 100 Distance 72, 78, 92, 94 9 mm Handle Follower (split) Special design available optional not possible Definitions of Functions and Properties Panic Function Through the actuation of the lever/panic rod in escape direction, the unlocking of the lock is ensured at all times. Full panic In the case of 2-leaf doors the moving leaf is also unlocked when the panic rod of the fixed leaf is operated so that the escape route is free across the entire width. Fittings In accordance with EN 179 / EN 1125 the fittings have to be tested together with the lock. For a list of tested fittings refer to the certificates of conformity. Mechanical Relocking Through the actuation of the auxiliary latchbolt, the locking of the two cross-latch halves is activated. The locking of the two cross-latch halves takes place only after their engagement and positioning in the striker plate. The deadbolt throw takes place only after the positioning of the cross-latch. Mechanical Sequence Guard The activation of the auxiliary latchbolt does not result in uncontrolled deadbolt throw. 5

6 Functions and Properties IQ Lock EL DL, EM DL, M DL Electrical Sequence Guard During the ongoing release time, manipulation attempts at the auxiliary latchbolt through the control system are ignored and the deadbolt remains retracted. After the adjustable release time has elapsed, the deadbolt shoots out when the auxiliary latchbolt is actuated. Through the polling of the door position, the control system recognises the manipulation attempt and once again retracts the deadbolt. Safe Day-time Operation with Door Opener Function In the adjustable day-time operating mode (see Adjustment of Day-time Operation chapter 6.1), the deadbolt remains retracted even when the door has drawn shut and the two cross-latch halves have locked. The door is blocked from the external side; from inside, an escape is possible at all times through the panic function. In connection, for instance, with an access control system, the shortest possible opening times far below one second are now achieved, the likes of which are known to us until now only in case of door openers (see Adjustment of Release Time chapter 6.1). Exception: In the event of fire, the door is completely locked after the door leaf has shut. For this, the controls of the motor lock are triggered directly from the fire alarm system. Permanently Open Beside automatic relocking (night-time operating mode) and secured day-time operation (daytime open- rating mode), a third operating mode is possible permanently open (for this, see Adjustment of Permanently Open Mode Chapter 7.1). Here, the deadbolt is retracted and the cross-latch halves are unstable. The door can be pulled or pushed manually at any time. Exception: In the event of fire, the door is completely locked after the door leaf has shut. For this, the controls of the motor lock are triggered directly from the fire alarm system. External lever is electrically engage If the supply voltage is connected to the lock, the external lever couples and remains coupled as long as the current flows (operating current principle). As soon as the voltage is cut off, the external lever becomes idle and the door can no longer be opened from outside via the lever. The panic device remains untouched by this. Via the nightlatch integrated in all our locks, the lock can be opened by means of the matching key (e.g. by the fire brigade). Automatic Locking in case of Mains Failure In case of mains failure, the motor is triggered in such a way via the capacitor integrated in the control system, that the blocking slide in the lock can assume the night-time position. Hereby, the deadbolt is automatically closed in front of the shut door. Should the door still be open at this point of time, the deadbolt throw is controlled via the auxiliary latchbolt during the shutting of the door. Input for Fire Alarm System Via the input of the fire alarm system on the control system of the motor lock, the automatic locking of the motor lock in a fire event is activated. This happens irrespective of the operating modes selected immediately before like night-time, day-time or permanently open. Feedback Contacts for Lock Status Number and type of notifications as well as the maximal load of the switching contacts may kindly be derived from Sections 6.1 and 7.. Sabotage Monitoring The connecting lead is monitored for a break in the line. Additionally, the cover of the motor lock control system can be integrated in this monitoring system by means of cover lifting contact. 6

7 IQ Lock EL DL, EM DL, M DL Assembly Assembly Lock Observe the building inspection stipulations and specifications of the door manufacturer! àà It is not allowed to perform modifications on the lock! àà Lock and original striker plate form a unit. Correct operation is only possible in combination. àà All installation work must be carried out by a skilled worker: àà electrical installation must be undertaken by an electrician àà mechanical installation e.g. by a door manufacturer, metal worker or carpenter. Make sure that the door cannot and isn t shut during the installation, since the door can be opened only with the key from the outside during the construction phase! àà While working on the door leaf, like e.g. drilling and milling, the lock must be removed from the door leaf! àà The milled slot of the lock pocket must be executed according to the dimensional drawing given below. àà The pocket must be dimensioned in such a way that the lock can be pushed in with easy motion and can be screwed on in the angle with the door leaf without any friction. 7

8 Assembly IQ Lock EL DL, EM DL, M DL 5.2 Strike box The corresponding strike box tested in accordance with EN 179 and EN 1125 and the correspondingly tested front metal are enclosed with every lock. The designation of the front metal depends on the DIN direction of the fixed leaf. Example: If the moving leaf of a double-leaf door is DIN right, the fixed leaf is DIN left. This means that the end of the lipped front metal that can be cut points to the left when the mounted front metal in the fixed leaf is viewed. State the DIN direction of the fixed leaf correctly when ordering. àà Latchbolt and auxiliary latchbolt of the lock must be actuated from the same dead stop angle. àà The distance between the strike box and the front metal must amount mm to 7 mm. àà Latchbolt and auxiliary latchbolt must be able to glide unhindered over a smooth surface into the closing position during the shutting of the door: àà Existing profile ribs or profile grooves have to be offset. àà There may be no holes, indentations or unevenness in the entry area of the auxiliary catch: When mounting the strike box ensure that the auxiliary catch cannot latch into the recess for the cross latch/ dead bolt! Installation dimensions for steel M5 x max. 16 mm fastening torque.1 Nm 8

9 IQ Lock EL DL, EM DL, M DL Assembly Installation dimensions for wood countersunk screw 5 x max. DM 55/60 = 25 DM 65 = 5 9

10 Assembly IQ Lock EL DL, EM DL, M DL For tubular-framed doors DM +15 DM M6 24 Ø DM For full-panel doors bis DM 60 = 25 ab DM 65 = 5 10 Ø5.5 M DM DM DM Ø

11 IQ Lock EL DL, EM DL, M DL Assembly 5. Shortening rods A A C a X s f B C Y d ±2 B Rod top Fixed leaf Rod bottom Moving leaf Shortening the round rod at the top Determine the distance X (see the drawing): àà Lipped strike plate top to centre of lever mandrel Calculating the rod length: L X = X 110 mm Cut the rod to the calculated length L Shortening the round rod at the bottom Determine the distance Y (see the drawing): àà Bottom closing recess to centre of lever mandrel Calculating the rod length: L Y = Y 168 mm Cut the rod to the calculated length L X. Y. L = X 110 mm ±1 mm L = Y 168 mm ±1 mm 11

12 Assembly IQ Lock EL DL, EM DL, M DL 5.4 Accessories in assembly a s d f 46 Ø Ø Ø18.7 Ø DM5 g h j k Lipped strike plate top (ID No. 19) Switching lock top (ID No. 1922) Flat strike plate top (ID No. 1921) Round rod top (ID No. 1917) Lipped front metal (DIN right, steel, ID No. 1909) Round rod bottom (ID No. 1916) Rod guide (ID No. 1918) Bottom closing recess (ID No. 1919) 18 1 Ø6 Ø Ø5.2 12

13 IQ Lock EL DL, EM DL, M DL Assembly Adapting the gap clearance Adapting the slide to the gap clearance It is imperative that the slide be adapted to the gap clearance so that the tube (top) and the rod (bottom) are extended correctly and completely (locking). Determine the gap clearance at closed doors (front metal-front metal). Depending on the gap clearance determine the number of spacers required: àà up to 4 mm: no washer. àà 4 6 mm: 1 washer àà above 6 mm: 2 washers Remove the screw (1). Remove the slide plate (2). Remove or add spacers () in accordance with the gap clearance. Mount spacers and slide plate on the slide, fasten with a screw. Test the function of the fixed leaf in operation (locking of the bars, panic function with both leaves). After a successful function test loosen the screw (1) again, apply Loctite and tighten again. Slider Before the Loctite has hardened, ensure that the washers () and slide plate (2) are flush vertical (see drawing) Underlaying the front metal at a large gap clearance The max. gap clearance front metal-front metal amounts to 7 mm. If the gap clearance amounts to more than 7 mm, a spacer has to be underlayed. If required an additional spacer can be mounted at the slide. Avoid a gap clearance of more than 7 mm (no liability at malfunction). Screw the front metal off the lockcase. Insert the spacer between the front metal and the lockcase so that the door-to-lock backset is not changed. Apply Loctite to the fastening screws. Screw the front metal and spacer to the lockcase with a force of.1 Nm. 1 Spacer 2 mm (only for door gap > 7 mm 9 mm) 2 With spacer: M4x8 Without spacer: M4x6 (delivery state) Observe the length and torque of the mounting screws and the screws for the strike box. 1

14 Assembly IQ Lock EL DL, EM DL, M DL 5.6 Fittings in accordance with DIN EN 179 and 1125 The fittings in accordance with DIN EN 179 and 1125 that are listed in the approval may be combined with the locks. Dead stop direction in case of lever lock IQ Lock EM DL Opening outwards: DIN right Opening outwards: DIN left Opening inwards*: DIN right IQ Lock EM DL DIN left Opening inwards*: DIN left IQ Lock EM DL DIN right Rigidly coupled lever * subject to approval in connection with emergency escape door 2 Electronically coupled lever Cable Fitting for IQ Lock EL DL and IQ Lock EM DL Cable Loops for Inspection Bear in mind the dimensions of the connector plug! Round-off corners and edges, around which the cable has to be routed, so that the cable is not damaged. In case of planar door constructions, the cable exit of GEZE IQ Lock EL DL and IQ Lock EM DL takes place horizontally backwards. Thereby, the depth of the milled-out portion is derived from the measure for the lock case depth plus approx. 25 mm for a cable loop. In case of tubular frame constructions, the cable exit of GEZE IQ Lock EL DL and IQ Lock EM DL is implemented vertically upwards. Here, the cable loop must be pushed into a suitable profile chamber. Cable Routing The connecting lead of GEZE panic locks must be pulled in the door leaf from the lock side to the hinge side. In doing so, bear in mind the following points: If possible, fit an empty conduit for the cable with an inside diameter of minimum 7 mm in the door leaf. Establish the transition from door leaf to frame with a flexible cable links. Connect the cable link tightly with the door leaf and the door frame with the enclosed fixing material. 14

15 IQ Lock EL DL, EM DL, M DL Assembly 5.8 Function checks after installation of the mechanical components After mounting, the following functions or installation states have to be ensured: àà The used door seals may not have a negative influence on the proper function of the panic door lock. Ensure that both leaves of the door can be opened individually and that both leaves open freely when both panic door locks are operated simultaneously. àà In the case of doors that cannot be opened wider than 90 a Class 2 panic door lock (normal projection) has to be used. Check whether glass elements at panic door locks are equipped with safety glass or laminated safety glass. àà Panic door locks are not designed for use at double action doors. Check whether all the projected locking objects (closing recess, etc.) or claddings are installed. Agreement with DIN EN 179 or DIN EN 1125 has to be ensured! Check whether a sign with the text Press against rod to open or a pictogram (see figure) is present on the inside of the door immediately above the horizontal rod or on the rod itself, if there is a sufficiently large and even surface available for the required text. àà The surface of the pictogram should amount to at least 8,000 mm². The colours should be white on a green background. àà After installation the arrow has to point to the operating element. 15

16 Electrical Connection IQ Lock EL DL, EM DL, M DL 5.9 Installation the external Motor Lock Control System MST 210 Fix the housing to the wall and/or the ceiling. Take care that the circuit board is seated in the housing without mechanical stress. 6 Electrical Connection Use cable and sleeve. àà àà Work on the electrical equipment (IQ Lock EL DL, IQ Lock EM DL) may only be performed by an electrician. The electrical connection must be executed according to the pertinent stipulations of VDE (Association for Electrical, Electronic and Information Technologies) and of the local electric supply companies. The electrical connection for the Motor Lock (IQ Lock EL DL)and Lever Lock (IQ Lock EM DL) must be executed in accordance with the enclosed terminal connection diagrams. In doing so, the technical data mentioned herein (see Chapter 7.1) must be borne in mind: àà The rated voltage of the motor / magnet in the lock with the output voltage of the mains adapter, and/or of the triggering device. àà The power consumption of the motor / magnet with the output voltage of the mains adapter, and/or of the control device. àà The maximum switching capacity of the switching contacts with the respective capacity to be switched. 6.1 Motor Lock Control System MST 210 in connection with IQ Lock EL DL X10 Cover Monitoring (OUT) 2 NC 22 COM JP1: function of smoke detector JP2: 12 V / 24 V X7 Supply 1 GND in 12/24V in X8 Cylinder Contact/Sabotage (OUT) 25 NO/NC 24 COM X5 Door Contact (IN) 6 NO/NC 2 24V ext. X4 Smoke Detector (IN) 9 NC 8 COM If no smoke detector is used, insert bridge. For further possibility of use (24 V), see Page 22. X Latch-Switching Contact (OUT) 21 COM NO X6 Operating Mode (IN) 4 Day/Night 2 24 V for ext. connection 5 Release 2 24 V for ext. connection Plug-in-/Screw-type X1...8, max. Cable Cross-section: 1 mm 2 X9 RS485 Interface Light emitting Diodes LED1 Supply Voltage LED2 Day/Night (Day = on) LED Release X11 Programming Interface LED4 Fault/Alarm LED5 Door Lever LED6 Door Status X1 Lock 27 Cable black 28 Cable red 2 Cable blue 1 Cable pink 2 Cable grey Cable yellow 4 Cable green 5 Cable brown 6 Cable white 7 Cable purple 8 Cable red/blue 9 Cable grey/pink X2 Outputs 10 Relay Day/Night COM 11 Relay Day/Night NO 12 Relay Release COM 1 Relay Release NO 14 Relay Fault/Alarm COM 15 Relay Fault/Alarm NC 16 Relay Door Lever COM 17 Relay Door Lever NO 18 Relay Door Status COM 19 Relay Door Status NO 16

17 IQ Lock EL DL, EM DL, M DL Electrical Connection Fault display of the LEDs Status Cause Consequence Solution LED1 off No power Control system inoperative Check power supply LED1 on Control system and lock operating normally LED1 flashes steadily Malfunction Check electrical connections LED2 on Operating Mode Day Deadbolt not extended and latch locked LED2 off Operating Mode Night Deadbolt extended, door locked LED on Isolation active Door can be opened LED off Operation Mode Night Deadbolt extended, door locked LED4 on LED4 off LED5 on LED6 on Lock operating normally Malfunction/Alarm Lever is actuated Door closed (Auxiliary latch and door contact locked) Adjustment of Release Time Opening Time X = 1 s Adjustment Possibilities of Release Time: Switch Switching Position Release Time 1 ON X + 1 s 2 ON X + 2 s ON X + 5 s 4 ON X + 10 s Example: adjusted Release Time = 9 s Thus, release times of sec. can be adjusted in case of pulse triggering of the release input terminals X 6.2 and X6.5. If a longer release time or permanent release is needed, this can be achieved through an accordingly long trigger time or a permanent contact. Likewise, the duration of contact making of the release relay (X2.12 and X2.1) is adjusted through the adjustment of the release time. Inputs Terminal Signal Function X7.1 GND in GND Supply X7. 12 V / 24 V in 12 V / 24 V DC Supply X V external Contact connected: Door closed X5.6 External Door Contact X4.8 Smoke Detector Connection of Smoke Detector with potentialfree X4.9 Smoke Detector contact, or as 24 V Supply Voltage X V external Contact connected: Operating mode enable X6.5 Release Contact open: Operating mode selected as shown below X V extern Contact connected: Secured day operating mode X6.4 Night / Day Contact open: Night operating mode 17

18 Electrical Connection IQ Lock EL DL, EM DL, M DL Outputs Terminal Signal Contact Function X2.10 Relay Night / Day NO Contact closed: Operating Mode Day X2.11 Relay Night / Day COM Contact open: Operating Mode Night X2.12 Relay Release / Trigger Door Drive NO Contact closed: X2.1 Relay Release / Trigger Door Drive COM Operating Mode Release Contact open: Not Operating Mode Release X2.14 Relay Fault / Mains Failure NC Contact open: no fault/no alarm, X2.15 Relay Fault / Mains Failure COM normal operating mode Contact closed in case of: power failure, system error, alarm X2.16 Door Lever NO Contact closed: Door Lever actuated X2.17 Door Lever COM Contact open: Door Lever not actuated X2.18 Door Contact NO Contact closed: Door Lever not actuated X2.19 Door Contact COM AuxiliaryLatch actuated Contact open: Door Contact or Auxiliary Latch not actuated X. Deadbolt Contact NO Contact closed, if deadbolt is extended. X.21 Deadbolt Contact COM Contact is not evaluated via control. X8.25 X8.24 Cable Monitoring / Cylinder Contact Cable Monitoring / NO COM Cylinder contact closes a contact during the turning of the integrated cylinder or optional cable monitoring Cylinder Contact X10.2 Cover Monitoring / of MST 210 NC Housing Cover Monitoring, closes one X10.24 Cover Monitoring / of MST 210 COM contact, if the housing cover of MST 210 is opened. Adjustment of Day Operating Mode If the contact between the terminals X6.2 and X6.4 is closed (permanent contact), the lock operates in day-time mode. If the contact is opened, the lock operates in night-time mode. This means that the door locks on its own each time the door is closed. Adjustment of Permanently Open Operating Mode If the contact between the terminals X6.5 and X6.2 is closed (permanent contact), the motor lock operates in permanently open mode. If the contact is opened, the lock operates in day-time or night-time mode, depending upon the presetting (contact between the terminals X6.2 and X6.4. closed or open). Terminal Connections for Connecting lead of IQ Lock EL DL to MST 210, Terminal Strip X1 Terminal MST 210 Cable Colour Connector IQ Lock EL DL Identification/Function X1.27 Cable black PIN 11 Motor - X1.28 Cable red PIN 9 Motor + X1.2 Cable blue PIN V X1.1 Cable pink PIN 5 Basic Position (Night Operation) X1.2 Cable grey PIN Day Operation X1. Cable yellow PIN 1 Release X1.4 Cable green PIN 12 Door Lever X1.5 Cable brown PIN 10 Auxiliary Latch NO X1.6 Cable white PIN 8 locked X1.7 Cable purple PIN 6 locked X1.8 Cable red/blue PIN 4 Cable monitoring or cylinder contact selectable via switch X1.9 Cable grey/pink PIN 2 Sabotage o. Cylinder contact selectable via switch 18

19 IQ Lock EL DL, EM DL, M DL Electrical Connection Connector IQ Lock EL DL PIN Connector IQ Lock EL DL (1) yellow white/brown grey white/black orange violet blue white red brown black green Connector cable (2) yellow grey/pink grey red/blue pink violet blue white red brown black green Smoke Detector Via the terminal X4, Signal Number 8 and 9, a smoke detector can be connected. The smoke detector separates the control from its supply voltage and, thereby, induces the lock to retract to the secured starting position (night) irrespective of its current operating mode - via the integrated energy storage. Connection Possibilities If the system is operated without smoke detector, a bridge must be inserted between terminals 8 and 9. Jumper Position JP1 Connection of Smoke Detector Description Connection via external 24 V supply voltage (reverse polarity protection) Connection via potential-free break contact. Operating voltage Jumper Position JP2 Description 12 V Operating Voltage 24 V Operating Voltage Fuses Description Value Description F1 1 A, SMF 125 V, fast-acting Input Fuse 24 V internal F2 1 A, SMF 125 V, fast-acting Fuse for external supply smoke detector 19

20 Technical Data IQ Lock EL DL, EM DL, M DL 6.2 Sabotage Monitoring or Cylinder Contact A switch (see mounting drawings in Section 7.4) at the motor lock can be used to toggle between the operating modes sabotage and cylinder contact (in the state of delivery the switch is set to the cylinder contact). There is a rectangular recess in the lockcase approx. 5 mm above the handle follower at the right of the lockcase edge. Here you can use a screwdriver (Size 1) to switch over the operating mode (S = Sabotage, Z = Cylinder contact). Cylinder Contact In the cylinder contact operating mode, an actuation of the lock cylinder is retrieved at the terminal X8.25 and X8.24. Here as well, the cover is monitored at terminals X10.2 and X Cover Monitoring Cylinder Contact Cable and Cover Monitoring MST 210 In order to use the sabotage monitoring (consisting of cable and cover monitoring), terminal X10.22 is connected to terminal X8.25. The notification of sabotage monitoring is then picked up via terminal X10.2 and X8.24. In case of fault (cover open or line fault), the circuit is opened Cover Monitoring/Cable Monitoring Technical Data Motor Lock Control System MST 210 Mat.-No.: Function: Control Unit for Motor IQ Lock EL DL Dimensions: 19 x 119 x 70 mm (B x H x T) Weight: 0.2 kg Operating Voltage: V DC (-10%, +15%) Current Consumption: ca. 80 ma max. 250 ma short-term at 24 V DC max. 500 ma short-term at 12 V DC Terminals: Plug-in/Screw-type Terminals, max. Cable Cross-section 1 mm 2 Max Contact Load of the Relay (X2) 0 V / 1 A Max. Latch Switching Contact Load (X): 0 V / 500 ma Max. Length of the Connecting Line to Lock: 10 m Protection Type according to DIN : IP55 Climatic Conditions according to DIN in operation: JWF ( C, max. 75% RH, no condensation) out of operation: HPE ( C, max. 95% RH, no condensation)

21 IQ Lock EL DL, EM DL, M DL Technical Data 7.2 Mains Adapter NT6.-24 Mat.-No.: Function: Power Supply for Locks GEZE SecuLogic IQ Lock EL DL and IQ Lock EM DL Housing Dimensions: 87 x 87 x 52 mm (B x H x D, without connecting nipple) Operating Voltage: primary: 20 V AC (-15%, +15%), 50 Hz secondary: 24 V DC (-8%, +5%), 260 ma 6. W 100% ED Current Consumption: 20 V CA : max. 0.0 A Protection Class: II Protection Type: IP55 Climatic Conditions: in operation: C out of operation:...60 C REL: Humidity max. 9% at 40 C Guidelines / Standards: DIN EN , DIN EN 55011, EN , DIN EN , -, -4, -5, -6, -11 DIN EN Terminals: primary (L,N): light connection terminal mm2, fixed secondary: (24 V DC red, GND black): flexible conductor 1 2 Mains Adapter Lighting Terminals Closure Nipple (2x) 21

22 Technical Data IQ Lock EL DL, EM DL, M DL 7. Lever Lock IQ Lock EM DL Operating Voltage V DC (-10%, +15%) (12 V optional) Operating Voltage Coil 24 V DC (-10%, +15%) (12 V optional) Current Consumption Coil approx. 210 ma Max. Length of Connecting Line 10 m Max. Switching Contact Load 0 V / 500 ma Switch-on Duration 100% Connecting lead In case of incorrect polarity, the external lever does not engage (reverse polarity protection) PIN Connector Connector Function Contact IQ Lock EM DL (1) cable (2) 9 red red Magnet + 24 V DC 11 black black Magnet GND supply 12 green green Hub contact NO Contact open: lever not actuated 7 blue blue Hub contact Contact closed: lever actuated 1 yellow yellow Release NO Contact open: locked (opener not engaged) 5 orange pink Release Contact closed: opener engaged, door can be unlocked by actuating the opener 10 brown brown Auxiliary latch NO Contact open: auxiliary latch not actuated grey grey Auxiliary latch Contact closed: auxiliary latch actuated (door locked) 2 white/brown grey/pink Cylinder contact NO / cable monitoring NC (setting via lock) Contact closed: cylinder contact actuated / cable not sabotaged 4 white/black red/blue Cylinder contact / cable monitoring Contact open: cylinder contact not actuated / cable sabotaged 8 white white Deadbolt contact Contact closed: deadbolt extended 6 violet violet Deadbolt contact Contact open: deadbolt not extended or not extended completely 22

23 IQ Lock EL DL, EM DL, M DL Technical Data Dimensional drawings Motor Lock IQ Lock EL DL, PZ, distance 92, backset 5, 40, PZ o DM RZ

24 Technical Data IQ Lock EL DL, EM DL, M DL Motor lock IQ Lock EL DL, PZ, distance 72, backset 55, 65, 80, / / PZ72 RZ DM

25 IQ Lock EL DL, EM DL, M DL Technical Data 7.4. Lever lock IQ Lock EM DL, PZ, distance 92, backset 5, 40, PZ92 RZ DM

26 Technical Data IQ Lock EL DL, EM DL, M DL Lever lock IQ Lock EM DL, PZ, distance 72, backset 55, 65, 80, PZ72 RZ DM

27 IQ Lock EL DL, EM DL, M DL Technical Data Mechanical Panic Lock IQ Lock M DL, PZ, distance 92, backset 5, 40, Ø o DM PZ92 RZ Ø

28 Technical Data IQ Lock EL DL, EM DL, M DL Mechanical Panic Lock IQ Lock M DL, PZ, distance 72, backset 55, 65, 80, Ø5.5 Ø PZ72 RZ DM

29 IQ Lock EL DL, EM DL, M DL Technical Data Strike box Steel strike box Wooden strike box M6 DM o DM55-80 M6 DM55+60=25 DM65-80= o àà àà àà àà DL 5 strike box, steel DL 40 strike box, steel DL 45 strike box, steel DL 55 strike box, steel àà DL 55 strike box, wooden àà DL 60 strike box, wooden àà DL 65 strike box, wooden àà DL 70 strike box, wooden àà DL 80 strike box, wooden 29

30 Technical Data IQ Lock EL DL, EM DL, M DL Accessories Switching lock top (ID No. 1922) Bottom closing recess (ID No. 1919) Rod guide below (ID No. 1918) Flat strike plate top (ID No. 1921) Round rod top (ID No. 1917) Round rod bottom (ID No. 1916) 0

31 IQ Lock EL DL, EM DL, M DL Technical Data Lipped strike plate top (ID No. 19) Support mm (ID No ) 12 Ø

32 What happens, if? IQ Lock EL DL, EM DL, M DL 8 What happens, if? Motor lock IQ Lock EL DL Alarm/Fault Cause Result Remedy Manual opening of the lock via panic device is possible, but not motorised actuation Lock is mechanically defective or deadbolt is jammed in extended state Door can be pushed and/or pulled open manually Connecting lead is defective Control system is not supplied with 24 V DC Crosslatch cannot be positioned or locking cylinder is jammed Door lever is jammed in actuated position or lever spring is broken Auxiliary latch is not actuated Deadbolt can no longer be retracted by means of the motor, and/or fault message is queued at the controls Reset trigger and restart trigger of the lock, if successful, the fault message is extinguished Lock is not supplied with Check continuity and, possibly, 24 V DC change connecting lead of the lock Deadbolt closes in case Check polarity of the 24 V DCof manipulation of the Input on the control system and auxiliary latchbolt and exchange, if need be can no longer be retracted by means of the motor function Deadbolt is jammed in Position the strike box correctly retracted state or check the operation of change via the key. The lever does not return Loosen the fitting, lubricate lever to its starting position guide, correct fastening. after actuation, after By making the lever passable, the 4 minutes, there is a message via fault relay or fault notification is reset Deadbolt is not extended in case of closed door exchange lock Check the gap dimensions of the door leaf and, if necessary, support the strike box. Lock is in permanently open mode Lock does not lock in case of closed door Check trigger of permanently open mode Connecting lead was disconnected during release time Lock does not lock in case of closed door Check connecting lead for continuity The auxiliary latch closes with Strike box has been reworked and Open the door and replace the Off when the door is shut hollowed out too much strike box. No message from reed contact Operating distance of the reed contacts is exceeded or connecting lead of reed contact is defective or input of external door contact on the control system is defective Electrical sequence guard remains functional. Door locks during door closing process or remains locked in case of closed door. Door status Door Shut is not notified Check reed contact, has the operating distance been observed? Check for continuity, check input of external door contact on the control system Lock does not lock Connecting lead is defective Deadbolt is not extended Exchange connecting lead Door leaf cannot close Cross latches contact the strike box hard Door leaf cannot close, latches rub at the strike box Apply a lubricant approved by GEZE lightly to the cross latches. Auxiliary latchbolt cannot be actuated Mobilise the auxiliary catch carefully. 2

33 IQ Lock EL DL, EM DL, M DL What happens, if? Lever lock IQ Lock EM DL Alarm/Fault Cause Result Remedy Manual opening via the external lever is not possible Magnet is not supplied with current External lever is not coupled and is idle Check the polarity of the 24 V DC input and, if appropriate, swap. and/or check continuity of the connecting lead. If connecting lead and polarity are okay replacee lock Door can be pushed and/or pulled open manually Deadbolt is thrown once again immediately after opening of the door Cross-latch cannot be positioned or locking cylinder is jammed Door lever is jammed in actuated position or lever spring is broken Auxiliary latchbolt is not actuated Door lever was not pressed down completely or auxiliary latch is jammed Dead bolt blocked in retracted state The lever does not return to its starting position after actuation and the locking is not notified Lock does not lock in case of closed door Slide is not held in permanently open position, door cannot close and lock properly Position the strike box correctly. or check the actuation of the nightlatch by means of the key Loosen the fitting, lubricate the lever guide, correct fastening or exchange lock Check clearance of the door wing Actuate the door lever right up to dead stop, check for stress-free seating of the lock. If need be, rework the seat of the lock, if there is no change in behaviour of the lock, replace lock Auxiliary latchbolt is also Strike box has been reworked Open the door and replace the thrown in case of closed door and hollowed out too much strike box. Door wing cannot close Cross-latches strike hard against the striker plate Door wing cannot close, latchbolt are rubbed in Apply a lubricant approved by GEZE lightly to the cross latches. against the striker plate Auxiliary latch cannot be actuated Mobilise the auxiliary catch carefully. Contacts do not notify Fittings are jammed during assembly, or lock case is seated in the lock pocket under mechanical stress Connecting lead is defective Contacts in the lock are not actuated by the integrated slide Transmission of contacts is not possible Dismantle fittings, check for stressfree seat of the lock. If need be, rework the seat of the lock, make lock passable, or replacee lock Check connecting cable or exchange lock

34 Maintenance IQ Lock EL DL, EM DL, M DL Mechanical panic lock IQ Lock M DL Alarm/Fault Cause Result Remedy Door can be pushed and/or Crosslatch cannot be positionetracted Deadbolt is blocked in re- Correctly position striker plate pulled open manually state Locking cylinder is jammed Deadbolt is blocked in retracted state Check the actuation of the nightlatch by means of the key Door lever is jammed in actuated position or lever spring is broken The lever does not return to its starting position after actuation Loosen the fitting, lubricate the lever guide, correct the fastening or replace lock Auxiliary latch is not actuated Lock does not lock in case of Check clearance of the door wing closed door Deadbolt is thrown once again immediately after opening of the door Door lever was not pressed down completely or auxiliary latchbolt is jammed in actuated position Slide is not held in permanently open position, door cannot close and lock properly Press down the lever right up to dead stop, check for stress-free seat of the lock, possibly, rework, if there is no change in behaviour of the lock, replace the lock. The auxiliary latchbolt is also Strike box has been reworked Open the door and replace the thrown in case of closed door and hollowed out too much strike box. Door wing cannot close Cross-latches strike hard against the striker plate or auxiliary latchbolt cannot be actuated Door wing cannot close, latchbolts are rubbed in against the striker plate Apply a lubricant approved by GEZE lightly to the cross latches. Mobilise the auxiliary catch carefully. 9 Maintenance The maintenance of the locks must be carried out once a year by GEZE or a partner authorized by GEZE. Maintenance instructions These maintenance instructions are part of the mounting and operating instructions and have to be made available to the owner-operator of the building Furthermore, we recommend a monthly check of the locks by the operator, as follows: àà Inspection and actuation of the emergency escape lock, in order to ensure that all parts of the locking system are in a satisfactory operational state. àà Use a dynamometer to measure and record the operating forces required to release the panic/escape door lock. àà Ensure that the operating forces have not changed substantially in comparison to the operating forces re- corded during initial commissioning. àà Ensuring that the locking elements are not blocked àà Checking that the panic door lock has been lubricated according to the instructions of the manufacturer. àà Checking that no additional locking devices were added to the door after the initial installation. àà It ought to be checked as to whether all components of the panic door locking system are still consistent with the list of allowed components delivered originally with the system. àà Ensure that these documents are made available to the owner-operator of the panic/escape door lock. 4

35 IQ Lock EL DL, EM DL, M DL Certificate of compliance 10 Certificate of compliance 5

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