Hardware Related Functions

electrically operated deadbolt locks, the operation shall be as

specified for solenoid locks on noncell doors, except the bolt

shall not extend until the controls are in the "lock" condition

and the door is closed.

f.

Motorized overhead gates: Where motor operated gates are

installed, the following operation shall apply. Pressing the

"open" momentary action switch shall cause the gate to travel to

the locked open position unless the "stop" momentary action switch

is pressed, which will stop the travel of the gate. Pressing the

"close" momentary action switch shall cause the gate to travel to

the locked closed position unless the "stop" switch is pressed.

Pressing the "open" or "close" switch while the gate is traveling

in the opposite direction shall have no effect.

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Hardware Related Functions

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NOTE: Architectural door schedule should indicate

those doors that require interlocking.

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NOTE: Specify night secure function for housing

unit locking control panels that control prisoner

cells and shower doors.

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a.

Group control: For pretrial and female locking control panels

requiring group operation of hardware, the following operation

shall apply: Pressing the "open" or "unlock" membrane switch

shall cause hardware in the associated group to unlock and cause

the group control red LED to illuminate. Pressing the "off"

switch shall cause the hardware to react to the condition required

by the individual hardware controls, and the group annunciator

shall extinguish. On group unlock, solenoid locks shall unlock in

half second intervals.

b.

Interlocks: Where two or more doors with electric hardware form a

Sallyport or where interlocks between hardware sets occur, the

operation of the individual hardware sets are as specified in this

section with the following modifications. The controls shall

allow only one of the hardware sets to be in the nonsecured

condition at any given time unless the interlock bypass function

is activated. Upon simultaneously pressing the two interlock

bypass switches, the red interlock bypass LED shall flash on

panels which control hardware in the same interlock scheme and

allow the operator to control hardware with no interlock

restrictions. By pressing the interlock bypass switch the second

time, the interlock scheme shall be reactivated. Locking control

panels controlling interlocked doors shall have the interlock

bypass switch and annunciator provisions. An amber "interlock

active" LED shall illuminate on panels controlling hardware in a

given interlock scheme when one or more of the interlocked doors

are nonsecured. A separate annunciator for each interlock scheme

on each controlling panel shall annunciate the "interlock active"

condition. Once an interlock scheme has become active, activation

of other unlock controls for hardware in the same scheme shall

have no effect and where the controls are specified as maintained

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