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-- DEFINITIONS --

Modes :
 Card Reader Mode:
 The doors are closed and secure. Entry is accomplished by using a 'Valid Access' or by
specific 'Request to Enter' devices. Egress is accomplished by using a 'Valid Access', a
specific 'Request to Exit' device or the doors have no exit restrictions.
 Free Access Mode:
 The doors are unlocked for an extended period of time through the access system and
entry or egress is not restricted.
 Note: please refer to each location to confirm if the specific door should operate in this
mode.
 Patient Wandering/Infant Abduction (PW/IA) Mode:
 A mode generated by a separate system used in conjunction with the access system to
lock specific doors upon sensing the proximity of special tags. If engaged, the PW/IA
Mode will force the access system from Free Access Mode to Card Reader Mode for the
duration. This mode can also alter the access system's response to various input signals
(door status, rex, etc...)
 Note: hardware and mode remains the same for both PW an IA though they integrate
with different IMIT systems. Refer to system drawings to clarify which integration is
required at each location.
 Fire Alarm Mode:
 Certain devices will be wired to either fail-safe (unlocked) or fail-secure (locked) upon a
signal from the fire alarm system. The rest of the door devices will keep operating in the
mode set by the Access/PW/IA systems.
 Operator Modes:
 The door operators can be set to different operational modes by using one of the
following as an ADO switch: the standard operator mounted toggle switch, a wall
mounted toggle switch (CM-195/31) or a wall mounted keyswitch (CM-1192-76242).
An operator should have only one of these.
 The operator modes are as follows:
 OFF – the operator ignores any 'Open' signal and acts as a door closer
 Hold Open – the operator opens the door and stays in that mode while the switch is
activated. (Please note that the ADO switch might not unlock the electrified
hardware directly)
 Automatic – the operator opens the door for a per-determined period of time upon
receiving an 'Open' signal from a wall mounted switch or a signal from the access
system.

Devices:
 Blue Pull Station:
 An emergency switching device typically installed in the egress path of a door meant to
directly cut power to fail safe locks (i.e. a maglock) in case of emergency. Once pulled,
the device has to be manually reset at the door.
 Delayed Maglock:
 A fail safe lock with built-in delay and control electronics. Please note: this device has
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multiple configurations available, please confirm which one the AHJ has approved.
 The maglock and armature assembly is designed in a way where the door can be opened
up to 1” while keeping it secure. A proximity sensor between the door and maglock will
trigger a 15 second delay (which includes a 0 to 3 second nuisance delay if allowed)
after which the maglock will release and remain that way until reset. An internal alarm
will sound locally during this 15 second period and a monitor output will toggle at the
beginning of the 15 second delay and stay that way until the maglock is reset. This
maglock can also be triggered by an exit device switch in the pushpad or the trim.
 The maglock can be remotely bypassed by a contact from the access system.
 The maglock can be remotely or locally reset after it has been released.
 The maglock's red and green LED's will display it's current status.
 Green – door closed and secure
 Red – door released and waiting for reset
 Red & Green – unlock sequence is active
 both off – bypassed or powered down
 Door Alarm:
 A local audio device used to indicate a trouble/alarm condition at a door.
 Door Forced Alarm:
 A signal generated by the access system if a door status signal shows the door is opened
without having acknowledged a prior valid access or rex signal. This alarm can be used
to turn on a local sounder (door alarm) at the door until the alarm has been cleared.
 Door Held Alarm:
 A signal generated by the access system if a door status signal shows the door has been
kept opened past a certain time limit. This alarm can be used to turn on a local sounder
(door alarm) at the door until the alarm has been cleared.
 Door Open Alarm:
 A signal generated by the access system if a door status signal shows the door is open.
This alarm can be used to turn on a local sounder (door alarm) at the door until the alarm
has been cleared.
 Door Status:
 A signal to the access system indicating that the door is open or closed. The signal can
come from a door position switch and/or a lock latch bolt monitor.
 Fail Safe Lock:
 A device that secures the door when power is applied. When power is removed, entry or
egress through the door is not restricted.
 Fail Secure Lock:
 A device that secures the door when power is removed. Depending on the device, entry
and/or egress can be restricted; a mortise lock can restrict entry to the use of a key but
have egress enabled mechanically by turning the handle.
 Keyswitch:
 ADO:
 A dual alternate action keyswitch with 2 x dual colour LED's
 Turning CCW will toggle the operator between the 'Off' mode and either 'Hold
Open' or 'Auto' modes. If the 'Off' mode is selected, both LED's will be red.
 Turning CW will toggle the operator between the 'Hold Open' or 'Auto' modes (as
long as the CCW switch is not set to 'Off' mode).
 If set to 'Auto' mode, the left LED will be green (other one is off).
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 If set to 'Hold Open' mode, the right LED will be green (other one is off)
 Maglock:
 A single action momentary keyswitch with 1 x dual colour LED.
 If the maglock power is turned off, the keyswitch LED is off.
 If the maglock power is turned on, the keyswitch LED will be red and the maglock
is turned on.
 If the maglock power is turned on and the keyswitch is turned, the LED will be
green and the maglock is turned off.
 Latch Bolt Monitor:
 A switch in an electric strike, a panic bar or an electrified lock that indicates if the lock's
latch is extended or retracted.
 Maglock:
 A fail safe lock.
 If power is applied, the LED on the maglock will be red, otherwise the LED is off.
 Request To Enter (RTE):
 A signal to the access system used to temporarily shunt the door status input and, if
required, unlock the door. The signal can originate from a remote push button switch, an
intercom master's unlock switch ( not shown on drawings) or any other remote means to
unlock a door.
 Request To Exit (REX):
 A signal to the access system used to temporarily shunt the door status input and, if
required, unlock the door. The signal can originate from a switch in an exit device's push
pad, one of the handles of an electrified lock, a latch bolt monitor switch of an electric
strike or an exit motion device.
 Valid Access:
 A signal to the access system from a card reader, a keypad or 'Request to Enter' device
that will temporarily unlock a door and shunt the door monitoring device's.

-- MODES OF OPERATION --

Mode A:
Level 1: (applies to hardware groups: 001, 007.2)
 Card Reader Mode:
 The door is closed and held secure from entry by the exit device latch, the door status is
monitored.
 To enter, a valid access via the card reader will retract the latch and shunt the door status
for the programmed unlock time.
 To enter, a key can be used to mechanically retract the latch so the door can be pulled
open. This will cause a door forced alarm.
 To exit, pressing the exit device push pad will retract the latch and send a rex signal to
shunt the door status for the programmed unlock time.
 Free Access Mode:
 The door is closed, the exit device latch is retracted and the door status is bypassed.
 The door can be manually opened from either side.
 PW/IA Mode:
 The maglock is turned on keeping the exit device from opening the door.

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 To enter, a valid access via the card reader will retract the latch, shunt the door status
and release the maglock for the programmed unlock time.
 The entry keyswitch will directly cut the power to the maglock while turned and another
key can retract the latch so the door can be pulled open. This will cause a door forced
open alarm.
 The exit keyswitch will directly cut the power to the maglock while turned and the exit
device push pad will retract the latch and send a rex signal to the access system. This
can generate a door open alarm.
 The blue pull station will directly cut the power to the maglock if pulled until physically
reset.
 Fire Alarm Mode:
 Power to the maglock is interrupted until the fire alarm condition is rectified.

Mode B:
Level 1: (applies to hardware groups: 004)
 Card Reader Mode:
 The door status is monitored.
 The lock deadbolt can be extended/retracted from either side using a key.
 To open the door from either side, a key must be used to retract the latch (both trims are
always locked).
 If the door(s) are opened from the pull side, the local alarm will sound until the door(s)
are closed again.
 If the door(s) are opened from the push side, the exit motion will shunt the door contact
for the pre-programmed time.
 Free Access Mode:
 The door status is shunted for the pre-programmed time.
 The lock deadbolt can be extended/retracted from either side using a key.
 To open the door from either side, a key must be used to retract the latch (both trims are
always locked).
 PW/IA Mode:
 The maglock(s) are turned on keeping the doors secure.
 The keyswitches on either side of the doors will release the maglocks while they are
turned then, to open the door from either side, a key must be used to retract the latch
(both trims are always locked).
 If the door(s) are opened, the local alarm will sound until the door(s) are closed again.
 The blue pull station will directly cut the power to the maglock(s) if pulled until
physically reset.
 Fire Alarm Mode:
 Power to the maglock(s) is interrupted until the fire alarm condition is rectified.

Mode C:
Level 1: (applies to hardware groups: 005)
 Card Reader Mode:
 The door is closed and held secure from entry by the exit device latch, the door status is
monitored.
 To enter, a valid access via the card reader will retract the latch and shunt the door status
for the programmed unlock time.
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 To exit, pressing the exit device push pad will retract the latch and send a rex signal to
shunt the door status for the programmed unlock time.
 A key can be used to mechanically retract the latch so the door can be pulled open. This
will cause a door forced alarm.
 Free Access Mode:
 The door status is shunted and the exit device latch is retracted allowing entry/exit for
the pre-programmed time period.

Mode D:
Level 1: (applies to groups: 005.2)
 Card Reader Mode:
 The door status is monitored.
 To enter, a key can be used to mechanically retract the latch so the door can be pulled
open. This will cause a door open alarm.
 To exit, pressing the exit device push pad will retract the latch and send a rex signal to
shunt the door status.
 Free Access Mode:
 The door status is shunted for the pre-programmed time.
 A key can be used to mechanically retract the latch so the door can be pulled open.
 To exit, pressing the exit device push pad will retract the latch.
 PW/IA Mode:
 The maglock is turned on keeping the door secure.
 The entry keyswitch will directly cut the power to the maglock while turned and another
key can retract the latch so the door can be pulled open. This will cause a door open
alarm.
 The exit keyswitch will directly cut the power to the maglock while turned and the exit
device push pad will retract the latch and send a rex signal to shunt the door status. This
can cause a door open alarm.
 The blue pull station will directly cut the power to the maglock if pulled until physically
reset.
 Fire Alarm Mode:
 Power to the maglock is interrupted until the fire alarm condition is rectified.

Mode E:
Level 1: (applies to groups: 007)
– Card Reader Mode:
– The door is closed and latched, the maglock is powered and the door status is monitored.
– To enter/exit, a valid access via either card reader will retract the latch, power down the
maglock and shunt the door status for the programmed unlock time.
– To enter, the entry keyswitch will release the maglock while turned and a key can be
used to mechanically retract the latch so the door can be pulled open. This will cause a
door forced alarm.
– To exit, the exit keyswitch will release the maglock while turned then pressing the exit
device push pad will retract the latch to open the door. This will cause a door forced
alarm.
– Free Access Mode:
– The door is closed, the exit device latch is retracted, the maglock is released and the
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door status is bypassed for the duration.

– The door can be opened manually from either direction.
– PW/IA Mode:
– The door reverts to 'Card Reader Mode'.
– The blue pull station will directly cut the power to the maglock if pulled until physically
reset.
– Fire Alarm Mode:
– Power to the maglock is interrupted until the fire alarm condition is rectified.

Mode F:
Level 1: (applies to groups: 007.1, 013, 264)
 Card Reader Mode:
 The door status is monitored.
 To exit, pressing the exit device push pad will retract the latch and open the door. The
exit motion detector will shunt the door contact for the pre-programmed time.
 Free Access Mode:
 The door status is shunted for the pre-programmed time.
 To exit, pressing the exit device push pad will retract the latch and open the door.
 PW/IA Mode:
 The maglock is turned on keeping the door secure.
 The exit keyswitch will directly cut the power to the maglock while turned and the exit
device push pad will retract the latch. This could cause a door open alarm.
 The blue pull station will directly cut the power to the maglock if pulled until physically
reset.
 Fire Alarm Mode:
 Power to the maglock is interrupted until the fire alarm condition is rectified.

Mode G:
Level 4: (applies to groups: 010)
– Card Reader Mode:
– The door status is monitored.
– The door is opened by using a key on either side of the mortise lock to retract the latch.
If opened, a door open alarm is generated by the access system.
– Free Access Mode:
– The door status is shunted for the pre-programmed time.
– The door is opened by using a key on either side of the mortise lock to retract the latch.
– Note:
– The deadbolt can be extended/retracted by using a key on either side of the mortise lock.

Mode H:
Level 1: (applies to groups: 011)
- Card Reader Mode:
 The door is closed and the entry trim is locked, the door status is monitored.
 To enter, a valid access via the card reader will unlock the entry trim and shunt the door
status for the programmed unlock time.
 To enter, a key can be used to mechanically retract the latch so the door can be pulled

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open. This will cause a door forced alarm.

 To exit, turning the egress trim will retract the latch and send a rex signal to shunt the
door status for the programmed unlock time.
 Free Access Mode:
 The door is closed and latched, both trims are unlocked and the door status is bypassed
for the duration.
 The door can be manually opened by turning either trim.
 PW/IA Mode:
 The maglock is turned on, keeping either mortise lock trims from opening the door.
 To enter, a valid access via the card reader will unlock the entry trim, shunt the door
status and release the maglock for the programmed unlock time.
 The entry keyswitch will directly cut the power to the maglock while turned and another
key can retract the latch so the door can be pulled open. This will cause a door forced
open alarm.
 The exit keyswitch will directly cut the power to the maglock while turned and the
egress trim will retract the latch and send a rex signal that can shunt the door status for
the programmed unlock time.
 The blue pull station will directly cut the power to the maglock if pulled until physically
reset.
 Fire Alarm Mode:
 Power to the maglock is interrupted until the fire alarm condition is rectified.

Mode I:
Level 1: (applies to groups: 005.1)
- Card Reader Mode:
 The door is closed and held secure from entry by the exit device latch, the door status is
monitored.
 To enter, a valid access via the card reader will retract the latch and shunt the door status
for the programmed unlock time.
 To enter, a key can be used to mechanically retract the latch so the door can be pulled
open. This will cause a door forced alarm.
 To exit, pressing the exit device push pad will retract the latch and send a rex signal to
shunt the door status for the programmed unlock time.
 Free Access Mode:
 The door is closed, the exit device latch is retracted and the door status is bypassed.
 The door can be manually opened from either side.
 PW/IA Mode:
 The maglock is turned on keeping the exit device from opening the door.
 To enter, a valid access via the card reader will retract the latch, shunt the door status
and release the maglock for the programmed unlock time.
 The entry keyswitch will directly cut the power to the maglock while turned and another
key can retract the latch so the door can be pulled open. This will cause a door forced
open alarm.
 The exit keyswitch will directly cut the power to the maglock while turned and the exit
device push pad will retract the latch and send a rex signal to the access system. This
can generate a door open alarm.
 The blue pull station will directly cut the power to the maglock if pulled until physically
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reset.
 Fire Alarm Mode:
 Power to the maglock is interrupted until the fire alarm condition is rectified.
 Power to the latch retraction exit device is interrupted until the fire alarm condition is
rectified. To enter, a key must be used to mechanically retract the latch so the door can
be pulled open. This can cause a door forced alarm based on the access mode.

Mode J:
Level 0: (applies to groups: 023, 027, 039.1, 039.1A, 039.2, 046B, 047, 054, 056, 282)
Level 1: (applies to groups: 034, 039.1A, 046, 076.3, 134.1, 164, 164A, 164B, 164.3. 169, 193B, 198,
198B, 199.1, 200, 202, 202.4, 204, 238, 254, 275, 275A, 276, 278, 302, 302.1, 318.3)
Level 2: (applies to groups: 015, 039.1A, 039.3, 041.2, 116, 116.1, 120.1, 161, 162, 163, 164B, 170,
193.3, 195.4, 198, 199, 200, 201, 202, 270A, 270.2, 272, 274, 277, 310, 316.1, 318.4)
Level 3: (applies to groups: 039.1A, 076.3A, 141.1, 159, 181, 191, 193, 198.1, 201, 202, 270, 270A,
284, 301, 310, 334, 335, 337, 338)
Level 5: (applies to groups: 325)
- Card Reader Mode:
 The door(s) is closed and latched, the entry trim is locked, the door status is monitored
and the exit trim is always unlocked.
 To enter, a valid access via the card reader will unlock the entry trim and shunt the door
status for the programmed unlock time.
 To enter, a key can always be used to mechanically retract the latch from the entry side
so the door can be opened. This will cause a door forced alarm.
 To exit, turning the egress trim will retract the latch and send a rex signal to shunt the
door status for the programmed unlock time.
 Free Access Mode:
 The door status is shunted for the pre-programmed time.
 The entry trim is unlocked for the pre-programmed time.
 The entry/exit trims can be used to retract the latch and open the door.

Mode K:
Level 0: (applies to groups: 021)
 Card Reader Mode:
 The doors are closed and latched, the entry wave buttons are disabled, the egress wave
buttons are enabled, the exit bar trim on the active leaf is locked and the door status is
monitored.
 To enter, a valid access via the card reader will retract the exit device rods, shunt the
door status and enable the entry wave buttons for the programmed unlock time. The
active leaf can now be pulled open or the wave buttons can be used to trigger the
operator and open the doors.
 To enter, a key can unlock the active trim which can retract the exit device rod so the
door can be pulled open. This will cause a door forced alarm.
 To exit, pressing the exit device push pad will retract the latch and send a rex signal to
shunt the door status for the programmed unlock time.
 To exit, using the exit wave buttons will retract the exit device rods and send a rex signal
to shunt the door status for the programmed unlock time and open the doors for the
operator open time.

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 Note: for the operator to function, the integral rocker switch (ADO switch) must be in
the 'Auto' position. If 'Off', the operator will not open the door. If 'Hold Open', the
operator will try to open but will not retract the exit device rods.
 Free Access Mode:
 The doors are closed but the exit device rods are retracted, the entry and exit wave
buttons are enabled and the door status is shunted for the pre-programmed time.
 To open the doors, the trim can be pulled or the exit device push pads can be pushed.
Using the wave buttons will open both doors for the operator open time.
 Note: if the ADO switch is set to 'Auto', the wave buttons open the doors. If set to 'Off',
the operator acts like a door closer only. If set to 'Hold Open', the doors open and stay
that way until the ADO switch is changed to 'Auto' or 'Off'.
 Fire Alarm Mode:
 The exit device rods latch and the operators function as door closers only until the fire
alarm condition is rectified.
 Entry is only possible by using the key on the active leaf and using the trim.
 Exiting is only possible by pushing an egress device push pad.

Mode L:
Level 0: (applies to groups: 022, 022A, 025, 025A, 025B, 026)
Level 1: (applies to groups: 082, 157, 157A, 209A, 213, 213A, 214, 265, 290, 290A, 297A, 307, 312)
Level 2: (applies to groups: 080, 209, 209B, 216, 228, 283.1, 290, 297, 297.1, 299, 318.5)
Level 3: (applies to groups: 136.1, 137, 137A, 155.1, 164.1, 164.2, 290A, 331)
 Card Reader Mode:
 The door(s) are closed and latched, the entry wave buttons are disabled, the egress wave
buttons are enabled, the entry trim of the mortise lock is locked, the exit trim of the
mortise lock is always unlocked and the door status is monitored.
 To enter, a valid access via the card reader will unlock the electric strike, shunt the door
status and enable the entry wave buttons for the programmed unlock time. The active
leaf can now be pulled open or the entry wave buttons can be used to trigger the
operator and open the doors.
 To enter, a key can unlock the entry trim to retract the latch so the door can be pulled
open. Retracting the latch triggers the strike latch bolt monitor which sends a rex signal
to shunt the door status for the programmed unlock time.
 To exit, turning the exit trim will retract the latch and and the strike latch bolt monitor
sends a rex signal to shunt the door status for the programmed unlock time.
 To exit, using the exit wave buttons unlocks the strike, the latch bolt monitor sends a rex
signal to shunt the door status and the door(s) open for the operator open time.
 If the door held alarm is triggered, the local alarm will sound until the trouble/alarm
condition is cleared.
 Note: for the operator to function, the ADO switch (integral rocker switch, wall mounted
keyswitch or wall mounted toggle switch) must be in the 'Auto' position. If 'Off', the
operator will not open the door. If 'Hold Open', the operator will try to open but will not
unlock the electric strike.
 Free Access Mode:
 The door(s) are closed but the electric strike is unlocked, the entry and exit wave buttons
are enabled and the door status is shunted for the pre-programmed time.
 To open the door, the entry trim can be pulled or the exit trim can be pushed. Using the
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wave buttons will open the door(s) for the operator open time.
 Note: if the ADO switch is set to 'Auto', the wave buttons open the doors. If set to 'Off',
the operator acts like a door closer only. If set to 'Hold Open', the doors open and stay
that way until the ADO switch is changed to 'Auto' or 'Off'.

Mode M:
Level 0: (applies to groups: 024)
Level 1: (applies to groups: 123, 127)
- Card Reader Mode:
 The door(s) is closed and latched, the entry trim is locked, the door status is monitored
and the exit trim is always unlocked.
 To enter, a valid access via the card reader will unlock the entry trim and shunt the door
status for the programmed unlock time.
 To exit, turning the egress trim will retract the latch and the exit motion sends a rex
signal to shunt the door status for the programmed unlock time.
 A key can always be used to mechanically retract the latch from the entry side so the
door can be pulled open. This will cause a door forced alarm.
 If the door forced/held alarm is triggered, the local alarm will sound until the
trouble/alarm condition is cleared.
 Free Access Mode:
 The door status is shunted for the pre-programmed time.
 The entry trim is unlocked for the pre-programmed time.
 The entry/exit trims can be used to retract the latch and open the door.

Mode N:
Level 3: (applies to groups: 260)
 Card Reader Mode:
 The doors are closed, the maglocks are on, the door status is monitored, the wave
buttons are disabled.
 To enter or exit, a valid access via one of the card readers will release the maglocks,
enable the wave buttons and shunt the door status for the programmed unlock time. A
door can now be pushed open or, by using a wave button, the operator will open both
doors.
 Either maglock keyswitches will directly cut the power to the maglocks while turned
and a door can be manually opened. This will cause a door forced alarm.
 Either push pads can be used to trigger a 15 second delay release on the maglocks. Once
the maglocks have released, either door can be manually opened. This will cause a door
forced alarm. Refer to the definitions pages for the full delayed maglock sequence of
operations.
 Free Access Mode:
 The doors are closed, the maglocks are off, the door status is shunted and the wave
buttons are enabled.
 To enter or exit, a door can be pushed open or, by using one of the wave buttons, the
operator will open both doors for the operator preset open time.
 Operator Modes:
 The operator in placed in the 'Auto', 'Hold Open' or 'Off' mode using a wall mounted
ADO keyswitch.
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 Auto Mode:
 The wave buttons on either sides activate the operator to open the doors if
enabled.
 Hold Open Mode:
 The operator holds the doors open. The access system must be in Free Access
Mode.
 Off Mode:
 The operator acts like a door closer.

Mode O:
Level 0: (applies to groups: 032)
 The doors are closed and latched.
 To enter, the either exit device trim can be turned to retract the rods and open a door.
 To exit, pressing on either exit device push-pad will retract the rods and open a door.
 The doors can be held open for extended periods of time by the electrical door holders.
Pulling on a held door releases the holder and the door closes and latches.
 A fire alarm will remove power from the door holders and the doors close and latch.

Mode P:
Level 3: (applies to groups: 036)
 Card Reader Mode:
 The operator entry wave button is disabled, the operator egress wave button is enabled,
the door status is monitored and the maglocks are powered.
 To enter, a valid access via the reader will enable the entry wave button, shunt the door
status and power down the maglocks for the unlock time. The door can be pushed open
or the entry wave button can be used to have the operator open both doors.
 To exit, the exit motion will send a rex signal to the access system to shunt the door
status and power down the maglocks. The door can be pushed open.
 To exit, using the egress wave button will send a rex signal to the access system, trigger
the operator which releases the maglocks and opens the doors for the operator open
time.
 PW/IA Mode:
 The operator egress wave button is disabled, the exit motion is shunted, the door status
is monitored and the maglocks are locking the doors.
 To enter, a valid access via the card reader will unlock the maglocks, shunt the door
status and enable the entry wave button for the programmed unlock time. Push the door
open or use the entry wave button to have the operator open the doors.
 Either keyswitch will directly cut the power to the maglocks while turned and the
respective door can be pushed open. The operator wave buttons stay disabled and the
operator acts like a door closer. This will cause a door forced alarm.
 The blue pull station will directly cut the power to the maglocks if pulled until
physically reset. The doors can be pushed open. The operator wave buttons stay disabled
and the operator acts like a door closer. This will cause a door forced alarm.
 Fire Alarm Mode:
 Power to the maglocks is interrupted until the fire alarm condition is rectified.
 Entry and egress is done by pushing a door open. The operator wave buttons stay
disabled and the operator acts like a door closer. This will cause a door forced alarm.
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Mode Q:
Level 0: (applies to groups: 061B)
Level 1: (applies to groups: 061, 147.1, 149, 150, 153.1, 156, 182, 309)
Level 2: (applies to groups: 061, 128, 149, 258.2, 298)
Level 3: (applies to groups: 036.1, 061A)
- Operator Modes:
 The operator in placed in the 'Auto', 'Hold Open' or 'Off' mode using either an operator
ADO rocker switch, a wall mounted ADO toggle switch of a wall mounted ADO
keyswitch.
 Auto Mode:
 The wave buttons on either sides activate the operator to open the door(s).
 The door(s) can be manually pushed or pulled open.
 Hold Open Mode:
 The operator holds the door(s) open.
 Off Mode:
 The operator acts like a door closer.
 The door(s) can be manually pushed or pulled open.

Mode R:
Level 1: (applies to groups: 258.1, 258.5, 260.1)
Level 2: (applies to groups: 296)
Level 3: (applies to groups: 036.2)
- Card Reader Mode:
 The door(s) are closed, the maglocks are powered, the wave buttons are disabled and the
door status is monitored.
 To enter or exit, a valid access via the card readers will remove power to the maglocks,
shunt the door status and enable the wave buttons for the programmed unlock time. The
door(s) can now be pulled/pushed open or the wave buttons can be used to trigger the
operator to open the door(s).
 A door can be opened by using a keyswitch to remove power to the maglock (while
turned) and push/pull the door open. This will cause a door forced alarm.
 The blue pull station will directly cut the power to the maglock(s) if pulled until
physically reset. Either door can then be opened but this will cause a door forced alarm.
 Note: for the operator to function, the ADO switch (operator rocker switch or wall
mounted keyswitch) must be in the 'Auto' position. If 'Off', the operator will not open
the door. If 'Hold Open', the operator will try to open but will not power down the
maglocks.
 Free Access Mode:
 The door(s) are closed, the maglock(s) are off, the wave buttons are enabled and the
door status is shunted for the pre-programmed time.
 Either door can be pushed/pulled open. Using the wave buttons will open both doors for
the operator open time.
 Note: if the ADO switch is set to 'Auto', the wave buttons open the doors. If set to 'Off',
the operator acts like a door closer only. If set to 'Hold Open', the doors open and stay
that way until the ADO switch is changed to 'Auto' or 'Off'.
 Fire Alarm Mode:
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 Power is removed from the maglock(s) (if in 'Card Reader Mode').

 Either door can be pushed/pulled open. If the access system is in 'Card Reader Mode', a
door forced alarm is generated.

Mode S:
Level 0: (applies to groups: 038.1)
- The doors are closed and latched.
 To enter or exit, either lockset trim can be turned to retract the latch open the active
door. The inactive door is held closed with an automatic flush-bolt.
 The doors can be held open for extended periods of time by the electrical door holders.
 Pulling on a held door releases the holder and the door closes and latches. The
coordinator makes the inactive leaf close first.
 A fire alarm will remove power from the door holders and the doors close and latch.

Mode T:
Level 0: (applies to groups: 044)
Level 1: (applies to groups: 103, 196, 202.1)
Level 2: (applies to groups: 043.3, 103, 202.1, 202.6)
Level 3: (applies to groups: 103, 202.1)
 The door is closed and latched. The outside trim is locked and the inside trim is always
unlocked. The deadbolt is retracted. The door status is monitored. The annunciator is off.
 To enter , a valid access via the card reader will trigger the CX-33 to unlock the outside
trim and shunt the door status for the programmed unlock time. The outside trim can
now retract the latch and the door can be opened.
 A key from the outside can be used to retract the latch (and deadbolt if extended) and the
door can be opened. This will cause a door forced alarm.
 Once inside, the lock thumb-turn can be used to extend the deadbolt. This will disable
the card reader from unlocking the door through the CX-33 and illuminate the
annunciator.
 To exit, turning the egress trim will retract the latch and send a rex signal to shunt the
door status for the programmed unlock time. This will also reset the CX-33 to normal
mode and shut-off the annunciator if the door was locked using the deadbolt.

Mode U:
Level 0: (applies to groups: 091B)
Level 1: (applies to groups: 043.4, 091, 091A, 093.2, 221)
Level 2: (applies to groups: 045.1, 091, 091A, 091.1)
Level 3: (applies to groups: 091, 091A)
 The door is closed. The outside trim is locked and the inside trim is always unlocked. The
electric strike is un-locked (fail-safe). The annunciator is off. The inside 'Push to Lock'
button LED's are green. The outside and inside wave buttons are enabled. The CX-33 is in
stand-by mode.
 To enter or exit, using a wave button will trigger the operator to open the door for the
operator pre-programmed time. The door can be manually opened from either side.
 Pressing the 'Push to Lock' button while the door is closed will toggle the CX-33 to lock
mode which disables the outside wave buttons, powers the strike (locks), turns on the
annunciator and turns the 'Push to Lock' LED's red. The CX-33 now monitors the door
contact.
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 The door stays locked until the CX-33 sees the door contact open. This can be done by
using a key on the outside trim and opening the door, turning the inside trim and opening
the door or using the inside wave buttons to unlock and open the door.
 Note: for the operator to function, the ADO switch (integral rocker switch or wall mounted
toggle switch) must be in the 'Auto' position. If 'Off', the operator will not open the door. If
'Hold Open', the operator will open the door and keep it open until the ADO button is
changed (do not toggle the ADO switch to 'Hold Open' while the door is locked).
 Note: some of the door operators have a keyswitch that will turn the AC power on/off. If set
to off, the operator will act as a door closer only.

Mode V:
Level 0: (applies to groups: 053, 055, 055A)
Level 1: (applies to groups: 074.1, 189)
Level 2: (applies to groups: 074.1, 074.4)
Level 4: (applies to groups: 074.1)
 Card Reader Mode:
 The door is closed and latched. The exit device trim is locked. The exit device push pad
is always available. The door status is monitored.
 To enter , a valid access via the card reader will unlock the trim and shunt the door
status for the programmed unlock time. The trim can now retract the latch and the door
can be opened.
 A key from the outside can be used to unlock the trim which will retract the latch and
the door can be opened. This will cause a door forced alarm.
 To exit, the exit device push pad can be used to open the door. The push pad also sends a
rex signal to shunt the door status for the programmed unlock time.
 Free Access Mode:
 The door is closed and latched.
 The door status is shunted for the pre-programmed time.
 The entry trim is unlocked for the pre-programmed time.
 The entry trim or the exit push pad can be used to retract the latch and open the door.

Mode W:
Level 2: (applies to groups: 061.1, 262)
Level 3: (applies to groups: 089, 089.2, 261.1)
- Operator Modes:
 The operator in placed in the 'Auto', 'Hold Open' or 'Off' mode using either an operator
ADO rocker switch or a wall mounted ADO keyswitch.
 Auto Mode:
 The wave buttons on either sides activate the operator, retract the exit device
rods and open the doors.
 The door(s) can be manually pushed open using the exit device push pads.
 Hold Open Mode:
 The keyswitch retracts the exit device rods and the operator opens and holds the
doors open.
 Off Mode:
 The operator acts like a door closer.
 The door(s) can be manually pushed open using the exit device push pads.
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 Fire Alarm Mode:

 Power to the latch retraction exit devices is interrupted until the fire alarm condition is
rectified. The operator acts like a door closer.

Mode X:
Level 3: (applies to groups: 074)
 Card Reader Mode:
 The door is closed and latched. The exit device trim is always active. The exit device
push pad is available. The door status is monitored. The maglock is powered.
 To enter/exit, a valid access via one of the card readers will shunt the door status and
power down the maglock for the programmed unlock time. The trim or pushpad can
now retract the latch and the door can be opened.
 To exit in an emergency, the exit device push pad will trigger the maglock internal
release delay which will generate an alarm and release the maglock after 15 seconds.
Once released, the maglock remains so until reset at the door or remotely.
 Either maglock keyswitch will directly cut power to the maglock while turned and the
door can be opened. This will cause a door forced open alarm.
 Fire Alarm Mode:
 Power to the maglock is interrupted until the fire alarm condition is rectified.
 If the door is opened, a door forced open alarm is generated.

Mode Y:
Level 3: (applies to groups: 074.5)
- Card Reader Mode:
 The door is closed and latched. The exit device trim is locked. The exit device push pad
is available. The door status is monitored. The maglock is off.
 To enter , a valid access via the card reader will unlock the trim and shunt the door
status for the programmed unlock time. The trim can now retract the latch and the door
can be opened.
 A key from the outside can be used to unlock the trim which will retract the latch and
the door can be opened. This will cause a door forced alarm.
 To exit, the exit device push pad can be used to open the door. The push pad also sends a
rex signal to shunt the door status for the programmed unlock time.
 PW/IA Mode:
 The maglock is turned on keeping the exit device push pad from opening the door.
 To enter, a valid access via the card reader will retract the latch, shunt the door status
and release the maglock for the programmed unlock time.
 The entry keyswitch will directly cut the power to the maglock while turned and another
key can retract the latch so the door can be pulled open. This will cause a door forced
open alarm.
 The exit keyswitch will directly cut the power to the maglock while turned and the exit
device push pad will retract the latch to open the door. The rex signal may be disabled
and if so, a door forced open alarm is generated.
 The blue pull station will directly cut the power to the maglock if pulled until physically
reset.
 Fire Alarm Mode:
 Power to the maglock is interrupted until the fire alarm condition is rectified.
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Mode Z:
Level 3: (applies to groups: 074.6)
- Card Reader Mode:
 The door is closed and latched. The exit device trim is locked. The exit device push pad
is available. The door status is monitored. The maglock is off.
 To enter , a valid access via the card reader will unlock the trim and shunt the door
status for the programmed unlock time. The trim can now retract the latch and the door
can be opened.
 A key from the outside can be used to unlock the trim which will retract the latch and
the door can be opened. This will cause a door forced alarm.
 To exit, the exit device push pad can be used to open the door. The push pad also sends a
rex signal to shunt the door status for the programmed unlock time.
 PW/IA Mode:
 The maglock is turned on keeping the exit device push pad from opening the door.
 To enter, a valid access via the card reader will retract the latch, shunt the door status
and release the maglock for the programmed unlock time.
 The entry keyswitch will directly cut the power to the maglock while turned and another
key can retract the latch so the door can be pulled open. This will cause a door forced
open alarm.
 The exit keyswitch will directly cut the power to the maglock while turned and the exit
device push pad will retract the latch and send a rex signal to shunt the door status.
 If the door is opened partially by either using the pushpad or the trim key without the
maglock keyswitch or the card reader, the maglock armature switch will trigger the
maglock internal release delay which will generate an alarm and release the maglock
after 15 seconds. Once released, the maglock remains so until reset at the door or
remotely.
 Fire Alarm Mode:
 Power to the maglock is interrupted until the fire alarm condition is rectified.

Mode AA:
Level 1: (applies to groups: 074.7)
- Card Reader Mode:
 The door is closed and latched. The exit device trim is always active. The exit device
push pad is always available. The door status is monitored. The maglock is on.
 To enter or exit , a valid access via one of the card readers will release the maglock and
shunt the door status for the programmed unlock time. The trim or push pad can now
retract the latch and the door can be opened.
 Either keyswitch can release the maglock while turned and the trim or push pad will
retract the latch and the door can be opened. This will cause a door forced alarm.
 The blue pull station will directly cut the power to the maglock if pulled until physically
reset. The door can then be opened by using the trim or push pad but this will cause a
door forced alarm.
 Free Access Mode:
 The door is closed and latched.
 The door status is shunted for the pre-programmed time.
 The maglock is released for the pre-programmed time.
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 The trim or the push pad can be used to retract the latch and open the door.
 Fire Alarm Mode:
 Power to the maglock is interrupted until the fire alarm condition is rectified.
 The trim or the push pad can be used to retract the latch and open the door. If the access
system is in 'Card Reader Mode', this will cause a door forced alarm.
Mode AB:
Level 2: (applies to groups: 075)
- Card Reader Mode:
 The door is closed and latched. The exit device trim is always active. The exit device
push pad is available. The door status is monitored. The maglock is turned on.
 To enter or exit, a valid access via one of the card readers will shunt the door status and
bypass the maglock for the programmed unlock time.
 Either maglock keyswitch will directly cut power to the maglock while turned and the
door can be opened. This will cause a door forced alarm.
 Fire Alarm Mode:
 Power to the maglock is interrupted until the fire alarm condition is rectified.
 The door can manually be opened from either side. This will cause a door forced alarm.

Mode AC:
Level 2: (applies to groups: 076.2, 218.1, 219)
Level 3: (applies to groups: 141)
- Operator Modes:
 The ADO keyswitch will place the operator in the 'Auto', 'Hold Open' or 'Off' modes.
 A key can be used in the mortise lock to retract the latch and open the door.
 The inside trim is always unlocked and will retract the latch to open the door.
 Auto Mode:
 The strike is unlocked, the wave buttons on either sides activate the operator to
open the door(s).
 Hold Open Mode:
 The strike is unlocked. The operator holds the door open.
 Off Mode:
 The strike is locked. The operator acts like a door closer.

Mode AD:
Level 2: (applies to groups: 085)
- Card Reader Mode:
 The doors are closed and latched, the maglocks are powered, the door status is
monitored, the wave buttons are disabled.
 To enter or exit, a valid access via one of the card readers will retract the rods, power
down the maglocks, enable the wave buttons and shunt the door status for the
programmed unlock time. A door can now be pushed open or, by using a wave button,
the operator will open both doors.
 To enter or exit, either maglock keyswitches will directly cut the power to the maglocks
while turned and pressing one of the exit device push pads will retract the rods and the
door can be opened. This will cause a door forced alarm.
 Free Access Mode:
 The doors are closed, the door status is shunted for the pre-programmed time, the exit
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device rods are retracted, the maglocks are off and the wave buttons are enabled.
 To enter or exit, push a door open or use one of the wave buttons which will trigger the
operator to open both doors.

Mode AE:
Level 2: (applies to groups: 086)
- Card Reader Mode:
 The doors are closed, the maglocks are on, the door status is monitored, the wave
buttons are disabled.
 To enter or exit, a valid access via one of the card readers will release the maglocks,
enable the wave buttons and shunt the door status for the programmed unlock time. A
door can now be pushed open or, by using a wave button, the operator will open both
doors.
 Either maglock keyswitches will directly cut the power to the maglocks while turned
and a door can be manually opened. This will cause a door forced alarm.
 Free Access Mode:
 The doors are closed, the maglocks are off, the door status is shunted and the wave
buttons are enabled.
 To enter or exit, a door can be pushed open or, by using one of the wave buttons, the
operator will open both doors for the operator preset open time.

Mode AF:
Level 1: (applies to groups: 087)
 Card Reader Mode:
 The doors are closed and latched, the maglocks are on, the door status is monitored, the
wave buttons are disabled.
 To enter or exit, a valid access via one of the card readers will release the maglocks,
retract the exit device latches, enable the wave buttons and shunt the door status for the
programmed unlock time. A door can now be pushed open or, by using a wave button,
the operator will open both doors.
 Either maglock keyswitches will directly cut the power to the maglocks while turned
and a door can be manually opened. This will cause a door forced alarm.
 Free Access Mode:
 The doors are closed, the maglocks are off, the exit device rods are retracted, the door
status is shunted and the wave buttons are enabled.
 To enter or exit, a door can be pushed open or, by using one of the wave buttons, the
operator will open both doors for the operator preset open time.
 Fire Alarm Mode:
 Power to the maglock is interrupted until the fire alarm condition is rectified.
 Power to the latch retraction exit devices is interrupted until the fire alarm condition is
rectified.
 The operator acts like a door closer.
 The doors can be pushed open from either side.

Mode AG:
Level 3: (applies to groups: 087.2, 088)
 Card Reader Mode:
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 The doors are closed and latched, the door status is monitored, the maglock is on, the
exit wave buttons are enabled and the entry wave buttons are disabled.
 To enter, a valid access via the card reader will retract the exit device rods, power down
the maglock, enable the entry wave buttons and shunt the door status for the
programmed unlock time. A door can now be pushed open or, by using a wave button,
the operator will open both doors.
 To enter, the maglock keyswitch will directly cut the power to the maglock while turned
and the door can be manually pushed opened. This will cause a door forced alarm.
 To exit, the exit device push pad will retract the rod, send an exit request to the access
system and the door can be pushed open.
 To exit, the exit wave buttons can be used to trigger the operator which will retract both
exit device rods, power down the maglock, send a rex to the access system and open
both doors.
 The blue pull station will directly cut the power to the maglock if pulled until physically
reset. The entry door can then be pushed open. This will cause a door forced alarm.
 Free Access Mode:
 The doors are closed but the exit device rods are retracted, the maglock is powered
down, all wave buttons are enabled and the door status is shunted for the duration.
 To enter or exit, a door can be pushed open or a wave button can be used the open both
doors.
 Fire Alarm Mode:
 Power to the maglock is interrupted until the fire alarm condition is rectified.
 Power to the latch retraction exit devices is interrupted until the fire alarm condition is
rectified. The operator acts like a door closer.

Mode AH:
Level 3: (applies to groups: 088.1)
- Card Reader Mode:
 The doors are closed and latched, the reader side maglock is powered, the door status is
monitored, the exit wave buttons are enabled and the entry wave buttons are disabled.
 To enter, a valid access via the card reader will retract the exit device rods, power down
the entry maglock, enable the entry wave buttons and shunt the door status for the
programmed unlock time. A door can now be pushed open or, by using a wave button,
the operator will open both doors.
 To enter, the entry maglock keyswitch will power down the entry maglock while turned
then the exit device push pad will retract the rod and the door can be pushed open. This
will trigger a door forced alarm.
 The blue pull station will directly cut the power to the entry maglock if pulled until
physically reset. The entry door can then be pushed open using the exit device push pad.
This will trigger a door forced open alarm.
 To exit, the exit device push pad will retract the rod and the door can be pushed open.
This will trigger a door forced alarm unless a rex switch (55 option) or an exit motion is
present.
 To exit, the exit wave buttons can be used to trigger the operator which will retract both
exit device rods and open both doors. This will trigger a door forced alarm unless a rex
switch (55 option) or an exit motion is present.
 Free Access Mode:
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 The doors are closed but the exit device rods are retracted, the entry maglock is powered
down, all wave buttons are enabled and the door status is shunted for the duration.
 To enter or exit, a door can be pushed open or a wave button can be used the open both
doors.
 PW/IA Mode:
 The doors are closed and latched, both maglocks are powered, the door status is
monitored, the exit rex signal (if present) is disabled and the wave buttons are disabled.
 To enter, a valid access via the card reader will retract the exit device rods, power down
the maglocks, enable the entry wave buttons and shunt the door status for the
programmed unlock time. A door can now be pushed open or, by using a wave button,
the operator will open both doors.
 To enter or exit, the maglock keyswitches will cut power to the maglocks while turned,
the exit device push pad will retract the rod and the door can be pushed open. This will
trigger a door forced alarm.
 The blue pull station will directly cut the power to the entry maglock if pulled until
physically reset. The entry door can then be pushed open using the exit device push pad.
This will trigger a door forced open alarm.
 Fire Alarm Mode:
 Power to the maglocks is interrupted until the fire alarm condition is rectified.
 Power to the latch retraction exit devices is interrupted until the fire alarm condition is
rectified.
 The operator acts like a door closer.
 The doors can be pushed open from either side.

Mode AI:
Level 2: (applies to groups: 106B)
Level 3: (applies to groups: 102)
 The door is closed. The outside trim is locked and the inside trim is always unlocked. The
electric strike is unlocked. The annunciator is off. The inside 'Push to Lock' button LED's
are green. The outside and inside wave buttons are enabled. The CX-33 is in stand-by mode.
 To enter or exit, using a wave button will trigger the operator to open the door for the
operator pre-programmed time. The outside trim can be used to manually open the door
(strike is unlocked). The inside trim can be always be used to manually open the door.
 Pressing the 'Push to Lock' button while the door is closed will toggle the CX-33 to lock
mode which disables the outside wave buttons, locks the electric strike, turns on the
annunciator and turns the 'Push to Lock' LED's red. The CX-33 now monitors the door
contact.
 The door stays locked until the CX-33 sees the door contact open. This can be done by
using a key on the outside trim and opening the door, turning the inside trim and opening
the door or using the inside wave buttons to unlock and open the door. Once the door has
opened, the CX-33 reverts to stand-by mode.
 Note: some of the door operators have a switch that will turn the AC power on/off. If set to
off, the operator will act as a door closer only.
 Note: for the operator to function, the ADO switch (integral rocker switch or wall mounted
toggle switch) must be in the 'Auto' position. If 'Off', the operator will not open the door. If
'Hold Open', the operator will open the door and keep it that way unless the CX-33 is in lock
mode then the strike will keep the door from opening.

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Mode AJ:
Level 1: (applies to groups: 105)
Level 2: (applies to groups: 105A)
Level 3: (applies to groups: 105A)
- Card Reader Mode:
 The door is closed and latched, the door status is monitored, the maglock is powered.
 To enter or exit, a valid access via one of the card reader and pressing one of the push
buttons will remove power from the maglock and shunt the door status for the
programmed unlock time. The door can now be opened by using a key in the lockset to
retract both rods and the latch.
 To enter or exit, one of the maglock keyswitches will remove power from the maglock
while turned and the lockset key can be used simultaneously to retract the rods and lock
latch to open the door. This will cause a door forced alarm.
 Free Access Mode:
 The door is closed and latched, the door status is bypassed and the maglock power is off.
To enter or exit, the door can be opened by using a key in the lockset to retract both rods
and the latch.

Mode AK:
Level 2: (applies to groups: 106, 106A)
 The door is closed. The outside trim is locked and the inside trim is always unlocked. The
electric strike is unlocked. The annunciator is off. The inside 'Push to Lock' button LED's
are green. The outside and inside wave buttons are enabled. The CX-33 is in stand-by mode.
 To enter or exit, using a wave button will trigger the operator to open the door for the
operator pre-programmed time. The outside trim can be used to manually open the door
(strike is unlocked). The inside trim can be always be used to manually open the door.
 Pressing the 'Push to Lock' button while the door is closed will toggle the CX-33 to lock
mode which disables the outside wave buttons, locks the electric strike, turns on the
annunciator and turns the 'Push to Lock' LED's red. The CX-33 now monitors the door
contact.
 The door stays locked until the CX-33 sees the door contact open. This can be done by
using a key on the outside trim and opening the door, turning the inside trim and opening
the door or using the inside wave buttons to unlock and open the door. Once the door has
opened, the CX-33 reverts to stand-by mode.
 Please note: the outside key can be used to release the outside trim for an extended period
of time. If this is done, there is nothing keeping someone from opening the door from the
outside when the strike is locked.
 Note: some of the door operators have a switch that will turn the AC power on/off. If set to
off, the operator will act as a door closer only.
 Note: for the operator to function, the ADO switch (integral rocker switch or wall mounted
toggle switch) must be in the 'Auto' position. If 'Off', the operator will not open the door. If
'Hold Open', the operator will open the door and keep it that way unless the CX-33 is in lock
mode then the strike will keep the door from opening.

Mode AL:
Level 2: (applies to groups: 111)
- Card Reader Mode:
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 The doors are closed and latched, the maglocks are powered, the wave buttons are
disabled and the door status is monitored.
 To enter or exit, a valid access via either card reader will remove power to the maglocks,
retract the exit device rods, shunt the door status and enable the wave buttons for the
programmed unlock time. The doors can now be pulled/pushed open or the wave
buttons can be used to trigger the operator to open the door(s).
 A door can be opened by using a keyswitch to remove power to the maglocks (while
turned) and push/pull the door open. This will cause a door forced alarm.
 Note: for the operator to function, the ADO switch must be in the 'Auto' position. If
'Off', the operator will not open the door. If 'Hold Open', the operator will try to open but
will not switch the lock power.
 Free Access Mode:
 The doors are closed, the maglocks are off, the wave buttons are enabled and the door
status is shunted for the pre-programmed time.
 Either door can be pushed/pulled open. Using the wave buttons will open both doors for
the operator open time.
 Note: if the ADO switch is set to 'Auto', the wave buttons open the doors. If set to 'Off',
the operator acts like a door closer only. If set to 'Hold Open', the doors open and stay
that way until the ADO switch is changed to 'Auto' or 'Off'.

Mode AM:
Level 1: (applies to groups: 129, 130, 130A)
 The door(s) is closed. The lockset deadbolt can be retracted/projected using the outside
cylinder or the inside thumb-turn.
 To lock the door(s), set the ADO switch to 'Off' and then extend the deadbolt.
 To enable the wave buttons, retract the deadbolt and set the ADO switch to 'Auto'. The wave
buttons will now trigger the operator to open the door(s) for the operator open time.
 To keep the door(s) open, retract the deadbolt and set the ADO switch to 'Hold Open'.

Mode AN:
Level 1: (applies to groups: 134.4)
- Card Reader Mode:
 The door is closed and latched, the entry trim is locked, the exit trim is unlocked, the
door status is monitored.
 To enter, a valid access via the card reader will unlock the trim and shunt the door status
for the programmed unlock time.
 To enter, a key can be used to retract the latch and open the door. This will cause a door
forced open.
 To exit, turning the trim will send a rex signal to the access system to shunt the door
status and the door can be opened.
 Free Access Mode:
 The door status is shunted for the pre-programmed time.
 The entry trim is unlocked for the pre-programmed time.
 Either trim can be used to retract the latch and open the door.

Mode AO:
Level 1: (applies to groups: 135A, 257)
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 - Card Reader Mode:

 The doors are closed and latched, the maglocks are powered, the push side wave buttons
are disabled, the pull side wave buttons are enabled, the pull side exit motion is enabled
and the door status is monitored.
 From the push side, a valid access via the card reader will retract the rods, power down
the maglocks, enable the push side wave buttons and shunt the door status for the
programmed unlock time. A door can now be pushed open or a wave button can be used
to trigger the operator and open the doors.
 From the push side, the keyswitch will power down the maglocks while turned so the
door can be pushed opened. This will cause a door forced alarm.
 From the push side, the blue pull station will power down the maglocks until physically
reset and either door can be pushed opened. This will cause a door forced alarm.
 From the pull side, the exit motion will send a rex signal to shunt the door status and
power down the maglocks for the programmed unlock time. Either door can then be
pulled open.
 From the pull side, either wave button will trigger the operator which powers down the
maglocks, retracts the rods and opens the doors, the MRX sends a rex signal to shunt the
door status.
 Free Access Mode:
 The doors are closed, the exit device rods are retracted, the maglocks are powered down,
all wave buttons are enabled and the door status is shunted for the pre-programmed
time. The doors can be opened manually or both can be opened by using a wave button
to trigger the operator.
 PW/IA Mode:
 The pull side wave buttons are disabled and the MRX is disabled.
 From the push side the doors operate the same as in Card Reader Mode.
 From the pull side, the maglock keyswitch will power down the maglocks while turned
and the trim will retract the exit device rod so a door can be pulled open. This will
generate a door forced alarm.
 Fire Alarm Mode:
 Power to the maglocks is interrupted until the fire alarm condition is rectified.
 Power to the latch retraction exit devices is interrupted until the fire alarm condition is
rectified.
 The operator acts like a door closer.
 The doors can be manually opened from either side.

Mode AP:
Level 0: (applies to groups: 256A)
Level 1: (applies to groups: 154, 256)
Level 2: (applies to groups: 153, 258.3)
 Card Reader Mode:
 The doors are closed and latched, the door status is monitored, the entry wave buttons
are disabled and the egress wave buttons are enabled.
 To enter, a valid credential via the card reader will retract the exit device rods, shunt the
door status, enable the entry wave buttons, the active leaf can then be pulled open with
the trim or the entry wave buttons can trigger the operator to open both doors for the
operator open time.
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 To enter, a key can be used to enable the active leaf trim which then retracts the rod and
the door can be pulled open. This will cause a door forced alarm.
 To exit, pushing on an exit device push pad will retract the rod and send a rex signal to
the access system while the door is opened.
 To exit, using the egress wave buttons retracts both rods, sends a rex signal to the access
system and triggers the operator to open both doors for the operator open time.
 Free Access Mode:
 The doors are closed, the door status is bypassed, the exit device rods are retracted and
all wave buttons are enabled.
 The doors can be opened manually or through the wave buttons which trigger the
operator to open both doors for the operator open time.
 Note: for the operator to function, the ADO switch must be in the 'Auto' position. If 'Off',
the operator will not open the doors. If 'Hold Open', the operator will open the door and
keep it that way unless the access system is in 'Card Reader Mode' (the ADO switch does
not automatically retract the exit device rods).

Mode AQ:
Level 1: (applies to groups: 148.1)
Level 3: (applies to groups: 136)
- Card Reader Mode:
 The doors are closed and latched, the maglocks are powered, the door status is
monitored, the entry wave buttons are disabled and the egress wave buttons are enabled.
 To enter, a valid credential via the card reader will retract the exit device rods, power
down the maglocks, shunt the door status, enable the entry wave buttons, either can then
be pulled open with the trim or the entry wave buttons can trigger the operator to open
both doors for the operator open time.
 To enter, a maglock keyswitch can be used to power down the maglocks while turned
and the exit device trim can then retract the rod and the door can be pulled open. This
will cause a door forced alarm.
 To exit, the exit device push pad or the exit motion will send a rex signal to the access
system to shunt the door status and release the maglocks then the door can be manually
opened with the pushpad or the trim. If the access system does not release the maglocks,
the egress maglock keyswitch will directly remove maglock power to enable the door
hardware to retract the rods (trim or pushpad) and open the door.
 To exit, using the egress wave buttons retracts both rods, sends a rex signal to the access
system to shunt the door status and release the maglocks and triggers the operator to
open both doors for the operator open time.
 Please note that on certain doors, the REX signal is issued from an exit motion device.
 The blue pull station will directly cut the power to the maglock if pulled until physically
reset. The remaining door devices will operate as normal.
 Free Access Mode:
 The doors are closed, the door status is bypassed, the exit device rods are retracted, the
maglocks are powered down and all wave buttons are enabled.
 The doors can be opened manually or through the wave buttons which trigger the
operator to open both doors for the operator open time.
 Note: for the operator to function, the ADO switch must be in the 'Auto' position. If
'Off', the operator will not open the doors. If 'Hold Open', the operator will open the

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door and keep it that way unless the access system is in 'Card Reader Mode' (the ADO
switch does not automatically retract the exit device rods nor power down the
maglocks).
 Fire Alarm Mode:
 Power to the maglock is interrupted until the fire alarm condition is rectified. The doors
will continue to operate in the mode specified by the access system.

Mode AR:
Level 1: (applies to groups: 147, 148)
 The door(s) is closed. The lockset deadbolt can be retracted/projected using the outside
cylinder or retracted only using the inside thumb-turn.
 To lock the door(s), set the ADO switch to 'Off' and then extend the deadbolt.
 To enable the wave buttons, retract the deadbolt and set the ADO switch to 'Auto'. The wave
buttons will now trigger the operator to open the door(s) for the operator open time.
 To keep the door(s) open, retract the deadbolt and set the ADO switch to 'Hold Open'.

Mode AS:
Level 2: (applies to groups: 158, 255)
Level 3: (applies to groups: 290.1)
- Card Reader Mode:
 The door(s) are closed and latched, the entry trim of the mortise lock is locked, the exit
trim of the mortise lock is always unlocked and the door status is monitored.
 To enter, a valid access via the card reader will unlock the electric strike and shunt the
door status for the programmed unlock time. The active leaf can now be pulled open.
 To enter, a key can unlock the entry trim to retract the latch so the door can be pulled
open. The retracting the latch triggers the strike latch bolt monitor which sends a rex
signal to shunt the door status for the programmed unlock time.
 To exit, turning the exit trim will retract the latch and and the strike latch bolt monitor
sends a rex signal to shunt the door status for the programmed unlock time.
 If the door held alarm is triggered, the local alarm will sound until the trouble/alarm
condition is cleared.
 Free Access Mode:
 The door(s) are closed but the electric strike is unlocked and the door status is shunted
for the pre-programmed time. To open the door, the entry trim can be pulled or the exit
trim can be pushed.

Mode AT:
Level 1: (applies to groups: 164.4, 193.1)
Level 2: (applies to groups: 164.5, 208)
Level 3: (applies to groups: 191.2)
- Card Reader Mode:
 The door is closed (some also latch), the maglock is powered and the door status is
monitored.
 To enter, a valid access via the card reader will release the maglock and shunt the door
status for the programmed unlock time. The door can now be opened.
 To enter, the entry maglock keyswitch will release the maglock while turned so the door
can be opened. This will cause a door forced alarm.

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 To exit, upon detection the exit motion detector sends a rex signal to shunt the door
status and release the maglock for the programmed unlock time. The door can now be
opened.
 To exit, the egress maglock keyswitch will release the maglock while turned so the door
can be opened. This will cause a door forced alarm.
 The blue pull station will directly cut the power to the maglock if pulled until physically
reset. In 'Card Reader Mode', if the door is opened without a valid access or REX signal,
a door forced alarm is generated.
 Free Access Mode:
 The door is closed, the maglock is powered down and the door status is shunted for the
pre-programmed time. There are no restrictions to open the door.
 Fire Alarm Mode:
 Power to the maglock is interrupted until the fire alarm condition is rectified. A door
forced alarm is generated if the door is opened without valid access or REX signal if in
'Card Reader Mode'.

Mode AU:
Level 1: (applies to groups: [future group 182])
- Card Reader Mode:
 The door is closed, the maglock is powered, the door status is monitored and the wave
buttons are disabled.
 To enter or exit, a valid credential via one of the card readers will power down the
maglock, shunt the door status and enable the wave buttons. The door can then be
opened manually or the wave buttons can trigger the operator to open the door for the
operator open time.
 Free Access Mode:
 The door is closed, the door status is bypassed, the maglock is powered down and all
wave buttons are enabled.
 The door can be opened manually or through the wave buttons which trigger the
operator to open the door for the operator open time.
 Note: for the operator to function, the ADO switch (integral rocker switch or wall
mounted toggle switch) must be in the 'Auto' position. If 'Off', the operator will not open
the doors. If 'Hold Open', the operator will open the door and keep it that way unless the
access system is in 'Card Reader Mode' (the ADO switch does not automatically power
down the maglock).
 Fire Alarm Mode:
 Power to the maglock is interrupted until the fire alarm condition is rectified. The door
will continue to operate in the mode specified by the access system. (Note: if manually
opened while in 'Card Reader Mode', a door forced alarm is generated)

Mode AV:
Level 3: (applies to groups: 188, 188A, 191.1, 198.2, 314)
- Card Reader Mode:
 The door is closed and latched, the entry trim is locked, the exit trim is always unlocked
and the door status is monitored.
 To enter, a valid access via the card reader will unlock the electric trim and shunt the
door status for the programmed unlock time. The door can now be manually opened.

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 To enter, a key can unlock the entry trim to retract the latch so the door can be opened.
This will cause a door forced alarm.
 To exit, turning the exit trim will retract the latch and send a rex signal to shunt the door
status for the programmed unlock time.
 Free Access Mode:
 The door is closed but the entry trim is unlocked and the door status is shunted for the
pre-programmed time. To open the door, either trim can used.
 PW/IA Mode:
 The maglock is powered keeping the trims from opening the door.
 To enter, a valid access via the card reader will unlock the entry trim, power down the
maglock and shunt the door status for the programmed unlock time. The door can now
be opened.
 To enter, the entry side keyswitch will power down the maglock while turned and a key
can be used to release the entry trim to open the door. This will cause a door forced
alarm.
 To exit, the egress side keyswitch will power down the maglock while turned and the
egress trim will send a rex signal to shunt the door status for the programmed unlock
time as it retracts the latch to open the door. This might cause a door forced alarm.
 Fire Alarm Mode:
 Power to the maglock is interrupted until the fire alarm condition is rectified.
 The door reverts to the mode determined by the access system.

Mode AW:
Level 3: (applies to groups: 190)
 PW/IA Mode:
 The maglock is powered keeping the trims from opening the door.
 To enter, the entry side keyswitch will power down the maglock while turned and a key
can retract the latch or the entry trim can be used to retract the latch (if unlocked) so the
door can be opened. A door forced alarm will be generated.
 To exit, the egress side keyswitch will power down the maglock while turned and
turning the exit trim will retract the latch so the door can be opened. This will cause a
door forced alarm.
 Fire Alarm Mode:
 Power to the maglock is interrupted until the fire alarm condition is rectified.
 If the door is in PW/IA mode, a door forced alarm is generated if the door is opened.

Mode AX:
Level 1: (applies to groups: 192)
 Exit Only Door:
 The door is closed and latched and the door status is monitored.
 To exit, pushing the exit device push pad retracts the latch and sends a rex signal to
shunt the door status for the programmed unlock time.
 If the door is forced open from the outside or is left open past the programmed unlock
time, a local door alarm will be generated.

Mode AY:
Level 1: (applies to groups: 194)
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- Card Reader Mode:

 The door is closed and latched, the entry trim is locked, the door status is monitored and
the exit trim is always unlocked.
 To enter, a valid access via the card reader will unlock the entry trim and shunt the door
status for the programmed unlock time.
 To exit, turning the egress trim will retract the latch and send a rex signal to shunt the
door status for the programmed unlock time.
 A key can always be used to mechanically retract the latch from the entry side so the
door can be pulled open. This will cause a door forced alarm.
 Free Access Mode:
 The door status is shunted for the pre-programmed time.
 The entry trim is unlocked for the pre-programmed time.
 The entry/exit trims can be used to retract the latch and open the door.
 Door Holder:
 The door holder will hold the door if pulled fully open while the holder is powered. An
integral button releases the holder so the door can close.
 A relay is in the junction box to only enable the holder's power while in free access
mode.

Mode AZ:
Level 1: (applies to groups: 205.1)
- Interlock Mode:
 The door is linked to it's inside counterpart of 'Mode BA'.
 The maglock is controlled from the door status of the inside door.
 If the inside door is opened, the maglock is powered; if the inside door is closed, the
maglock is off.
 If the maglock is powered, the maglock keyswitches on either side will power down the
maglock while turned so the door can be opened.
 If a blue pull station is present, it will remove power from the outside (Mode AZ) and
the inside (Mode BA) doors until physically reset.
 Fire Alarm Mode:
 Power to the maglock is interrupted until the fire alarm condition is rectified.

Mode BA:
Level 1: (applies to groups: 206.3, 207.1)
 Interlock Mode:
 The door is linked to it's outside counterpart of 'Mode AZ'.
 The maglock is controlled from the door status of the outside door.
 If the outside door is opened, the maglock is powered; if the outside door is closed, the
maglock is off.
 If the maglock is powered, the maglock keyswitches on either side will power down the
maglock while turned so the door can be opened.
 Fire Alarm Mode:
 Power to the maglock is interrupted until the fire alarm condition is rectified.

Mode BB:
Level 1: (applies to groups: 210)
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Level 2: (applies to groups: 210A)

- Card Reader Mode:
 The door is closed and latched, the entry wave buttons are disabled, the egress wave
buttons are enabled and the door status is monitored.
 To enter, a valid access via the card reader will retract the latch, shunt the door status
and enable the entry wave buttons for the programmed unlock time. The door can now
be pulled open or the wave buttons can be used to trigger the operator and open the door.
 To enter, a key can retract the latch so the door can be pulled open. This will cause a
door forced alarm.
 To exit, pressing the exit device push pad will retract the latch and send a rex signal to
shunt the door status for the programmed unlock time.
 To exit, using the exit wave buttons will retract the latch, send a rex signal to shunt the
door status for the programmed unlock time and open the doors for the operator open
time.
 Note: for the operator to function, the integral rocker switch (ADO switch) must be in
the 'Auto' position. If 'Off', the operator will not open the door. If 'Hold Open', the
operator will try to open but will not retract the latch.
 Free Access Mode:
 The door is closed but the latch is retracted, the entry and exit wave buttons are enabled
and the door status is shunted for the pre-programmed time.
 The door can be pushed/pulled opened.
 Using the wave buttons will open the door for the operator open time.
 Note: if the ADO switch is set to 'Auto', the wave buttons open the doors. If set to 'Off',
the operator acts like a door closer only. If set to 'Hold Open', the doors open and stay
that way until the ADO switch is changed to 'Auto' or 'Off'.

Mode BC:
Level 1: (applies to groups: 211, 258)
Level 2: (applies to groups: 215, 258.4)
- Card Reader Mode:
 The door is closed, the entry wave buttons are disabled, the egress wave buttons are
enabled, the maglock(s) is powered and the door status is monitored.
 To enter, a valid access via the card reader will remove power from the maglock(s),
shunt the door status and enable the entry wave buttons for the programmed unlock
time. The door can now be manually opened or the wave buttons can be used to trigger
the operator and open the door.
 To enter, the maglock keyswitch can be used to power down the maglock(s) while
turned so the door can be manually opened. This will cause a door forced alarm.
 To exit, the exit motion or touchbar can send a rex signal to shunt the door status and
power down the maglock(s) for the programmed unlock time so the door can be opened.
 To exit, using the exit wave buttons will remove power from the maglock(s) and open
the door for the operator open time. The exit motion should send a rex signal to the
access system to shunt the door status.
 To exit, using the maglock keyswitch will remove power to the maglock(s) while turned
and the door can be manually opened. The exit motion should send a rex signal to the
access system to shunt the door status.
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physically reset. The door can now be opened from either side but a door forced alarm
will be generated from the entry side.
 Note: for the operator to function, the integral rocker switch (ADO switch) must be in
the 'Auto' position. If 'Off', the operator will not open the door. If 'Hold Open', the
operator will try to open but will not power down the maglock(s).
 Free Access Mode:
 The door is closed, the maglock(s) is powered down, the entry and exit wave buttons are
enabled and the door status is shunted for the pre-programmed time.
 The door can be manually opened from either side. Using the wave buttons will open the
door for the operator open time.
 Note: if the ADO switch is set to 'Auto', the wave buttons open the doors. If set to 'Off',
the operator acts like a door closer only. If set to 'Hold Open', the doors open and stay
that way until the ADO switch is changed to 'Auto' or 'Off'.
 Fire Alarm Mode:
 Power to the maglock(s) is interrupted until the fire alarm condition is rectified.
 The door can be manually opened from either side but if in 'Card Reader Mode', a door
forced open alarm will be generated while opening from the entry side.
Mode BD:
Level 1: (applies to groups: 212)
- Card Reader Mode:
 The door is closed and latched, the entry wave buttons are disabled, the egress wave
buttons are enabled, the entry trim of the mortise lock is locked, the exit trim of the
mortise lock is always unlocked and the door status is monitored.
 To enter, a valid access via the card reader will unlock the electric strike, shunt the door
status and enable the entry wave buttons for the programmed unlock time. The door can
now be opened or the entry wave buttons can be used to trigger the operator and open
the door.
 To enter, the remote release button will unlock the electric strike, shunt the door status
and enable the entry wave buttons for the programmed unlock time. The door can now
be opened or the entry wave buttons can be used to trigger the operator and open the
door.
 To enter, a key can unlock the entry trim to retract the latch so the door can be pulled
open. Retracting the latch triggers the strike latch bolt monitor which sends a rex signal
to shunt the door status for the programmed unlock time.
 To exit, turning the exit trim will retract the latch and and the strike latch bolt monitor
sends a rex signal to shunt the door status for the programmed unlock time.
 To exit, using the exit wave buttons unlocks the strike, the latch bolt monitor sends a rex
signal to shunt the door status and the door opens for the operator open time.
 If the door held alarm is triggered, the local alarm will sound until the trouble/alarm
condition is cleared.
 Note: for the operator to function, the integral rocker switch (ADO switch) must be in
the 'Auto' position. If 'Off', the operator will not open the door. If 'Hold Open', the
operator will try to open but will not unlock the electric strike.
 Free Access Mode:
 The door is closed but the electric strike is unlocked, the entry and exit wave buttons are
enabled and the door status is shunted for the pre-programmed time.
 Either trim can be used to open the door. Using the wave buttons will open the door for
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the operator open time.

 Note: if the ADO switch is set to 'Auto', the wave buttons open the doors. If set to 'Off',
the operator acts like a door closer only. If set to 'Hold Open', the doors open and stay
that way until the ADO switch is changed to 'Auto' or 'Off'.

Mode BE:
Level 1: (applies to groups: 259)
- Card Reader Mode:
 The doors are closed, the entry maglock is powered, the entry wave buttons are disabled,
the egress wave buttons are enabled, the egress exit device is latched and the door status
is monitored.
 To enter, a valid access via the card reader will power down the maglock, retract the exit
device, shunt the door status and enable the entry wave buttons for the programmed
unlock time. The entry door can now be opened or the entry wave buttons can be used to
trigger the operator and open both doors.
 To enter, the maglock keyswitch will power down the maglock while turned. The entry
door can now be opened manually. This will cause a door forced alarm.
 To exit, the exit wave buttons will retract the exit device rod which sends a rex signal to
shunt the door status, powers down the maglock for the programmed unlock time and
triggers the operator to open both doors.
 To exit, the exit device pushpad will retract the latch and send a rex signal to shunt the
door status while the door is pushed open.
 Note: for the operator to function, the integral rocker switch (ADO switch) must be in
the 'Auto' position. If 'Off', the operator will not open the door. If 'Hold Open', the
operator will try to open but will not power down the maglock or retract the exit device
rod.
 Free Access Mode:
 The doors are closed, the maglock is powered down, the exit device rod is retracted, the
entry and exit wave buttons are enabled and the door status is shunted for the pre-
programmed time.
 Either door can be manually opened or the wave buttons will open the doors for the
operator open time.
 Note: if the ADO switch is set to 'Auto', the wave buttons open the doors. If set to 'Off',
the operator acts like a door closer only. If set to 'Hold Open', the doors open and stay
that way until the ADO switch is changed to 'Auto' or 'Off'.
 Fire Alarm Mode:
 Power to the maglock is interrupted until the fire alarm condition is rectified.
 Entry and egress is done by pushing a door open. If in Card Reader Mode, pushing the
entry door will cause a door forced alarm.

Mode BF:
Level 2: (applies to groups: 185.1)
– Card Reader Mode:
– The door is closed and latched, the entry trim is toggled locked/unlocked using a key,
the exit trim is always unlocked and the door status is monitored.
– To enter, a key in the entry side trim can retract the latch or the entry trim can be used to
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alarm.
– To exit, the trim will retract the latch so the door can be opened. This will cause a door
open alarm.
– Free Access Mode:
– The door is closed and latched and the door status is shunted.
– To enter, a key can retract the latch or the entry trim can be used to retract the latch (if
unlocked) so the door can be opened.
– To exit, turning the exit trim will retract the latch so the door can be opened.

Mode BG:
Level 2: (applies to groups: 086.1)
- Card Reader Mode:
 The doors are closed, the maglocks are on, the door status is monitored, the wave
buttons are disabled.
 To enter or exit, a valid access via one of the card readers will release the maglocks,
enable the wave buttons and shunt the door status for the programmed unlock time. A
door can now be pushed open or, by using a wave button, the operator will open both
doors.
 Either maglock keyswitches will directly cut the power to the maglocks while turned.
The specific door can now be pushed open. This will cause a door forced open.
 The blue pull station will directly cut the power to the maglocks if pulled until
physically reset. The doors can be pushed open. The operator wave buttons stay disabled
and the operator acts like a door closer. This will cause a door forced alarm.
 Fire Alarm Mode:
 Power to the maglocks is interrupted until the fire alarm condition is rectified.
 Entry and egress is done by pushing a door open. The operator wave buttons stay
disabled and the operator acts like a door closer. This will cause a door forced alarm.

Mode BH:
Level 1: (applies to groups: 101)
 The door is closed. The outside trim is locked and the inside trim is always unlocked. The
electric strike is locked (fail-secure). The annunciator is off. The inside 'Push to Lock'
button LED's are green. The outside and inside wave buttons are enabled. The CX-33 is in
stand-by mode.
 To enter or exit, using a wave button will trigger the operator to open the door for the
operator pre-programmed time. The door can be manually opened from the inside or opened
with a key from the outside .
 Pressing the 'Push to Lock' button while the door is closed will toggle the CX-33 to lock
mode which disables the outside wave buttons, turns on the annunciator and turns the 'Push
to Lock' LED's red. The CX-33 now monitors the door contact.
 The door stays locked until the CX-33 sees the door contact open. This can be done by
using a key on the outside trim and opening the door, turning the inside trim and opening
the door or using the inside wave buttons to unlock and open the door.
 Note: for the operator to function, the ADO switch (integral rocker switch or wall mounted
toggle switch) must be in the 'Auto' position. If 'Off', the operator will not open the door. If
'Hold Open', the operator will open the door and keep it open until the ADO button is
changed (do not toggle the ADO switch to 'Hold Open' while the door is locked).

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 Note: some of the door operators have a keyswitch that will turn the AC power on/off. If set
to off, the operator will act as a door closer only.

Mode BI:
Level 1: (applies to groups: 081)
Level 2: (applies to groups: 076.1)
- Operator Modes:
 The operator is placed in the 'Auto', 'Hold Open' or 'Off' mode using the operator ADO
rocker switch.
 A key can be used in the mortise lock to retract the latch and open the door.
 The inside trim is always unlocked and will retract the latch to open the door.
 Auto Mode:
 The strike is locked, the wave buttons on either sides unlock the strike
momentarily and activate the operator to open the door(s).
 Hold Open Mode:
 The operator holds the door open. (Note: the strike isn't powered through the
operator controller so the door must be unlatched before placing in this mode)
 Off Mode:
 The strike is locked. The operator acts like a door closer.

Mode BJ:
Level 0: (applies to groups: 028, 028.1)
Level 1: (applies to groups: 077, 079, 131, 131.1, 132, 152, 217, 218A, 218B, 220, 220A, 267)
Level 2: (applies to groups: 131, 218, 218B, 263, 286, 306)
 Operator Modes:
 The operator is placed in the 'Auto', 'Hold Open' or 'Off' mode using either an operator
ADO rocker switch, a wall mounted ADO toggle switch.
 A key can be used in the mortise lock to retract the latch and open the door. The key can
also unlock the outside trim for extended periods of time.
 The inside trim is always unlocked and will retract the latch to open the door.
 Auto Mode:
 The strike is locked, the wave buttons on either sides unlock the strike
momentarily and activate the operator to open the door(s).
 Hold Open Mode:
 The operator holds the door open. (Note: the strike isn't powered through the
operator controller so the door must be unlatched before placing in this mode)
 Off Mode:
 The strike is locked. The operator acts like a door closer.
 Note: some of the door operators have a switch that will turn the AC power on/off. If set to
off, the operator will act as a door closer only.

Mode BK:
Level 0: (applies to groups: 291)
Level 1: (applies to groups: 041.1, 244)
– Card Reader Mode:
– The door status is monitored.
– If opened, a door open alarm is generated by the access system.
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– Free Access Mode:

– The door status is shunted for the pre-programmed time.

Mode BL:
Level 3: (applies to groups: 155)
- Card Reader Mode:
 The doors are closed, the maglocks are powered, the push side wave buttons are
disabled, the pull side wave buttons are enabled, the pull side exit motion is enabled and
the door status is monitored.
 From the push side, a valid access via the card reader will power down the maglocks,
enable the push side wave buttons and shunt the door status for the programmed unlock
time. A door can now be pushed open or a wave button can be used to trigger the
operator and open the doors.
 From the push side, the keyswitch will power down the maglocks while turned so the
door can be opened. This will cause a door forced alarm.
 From the push side, the blue pull station will power down the maglocks until physically
reset and either door can be opened. This will cause a door forced alarm.
 From the pull side, the exit motion will send a rex signal to shunt the door status and
power down the maglocks for the programmed unlock time. Either door can then be
pulled open.
 From the pull side, either wave button will trigger the operator which powers down the
maglocks and opens the doors, the MRX sends a rex signal to shunt the door status.
 Free Access Mode:
 The doors are closed, the maglocks are powered down, all wave buttons are enabled and
the door status is shunted for the pre-programmed time. The doors can be opened
manually or both can be opened by using a wave button to trigger the operator.
 PW/IA Mode:
 The pull side wave buttons are disabled and the MRX is disabled.
 From the push side the doors operate the same as in Card Reader Mode.
 From the pull side, the maglock keyswitch will power down the maglocks while turned
and a door can be pulled open. This will generate a door forced alarm.
 Fire Alarm Mode:
 Power to the maglocks is interrupted until the fire alarm condition is rectified.
 The doors can be opened from either side.

Mode BM:
Level 1: (applies to groups: 135.1)
Level 3: (applies to groups: 135.2)
 Card Reader Mode:
 The doors are closed and latched, the door status is monitored, the entry wave buttons
are disabled and the egress wave buttons are enabled.
 To enter, a valid credential via the card reader will retract the exit device rods, shunt the
door status, enable the entry wave buttons, the active leaf can then be pulled open with
the trim or the entry wave buttons can trigger the operator to open both doors for the
operator open time.
 To enter, a key can be used to enable the active leaf trim which then retracts the rod and
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the door can be pulled open. This will cause a door forced alarm.
 To exit, pushing on an exit device push pad will retract the rod and send a rex signal to
the access system while the door is opened.
 To exit, using the egress wave buttons retracts both rods, sends a rex signal to the access
system and triggers the operator to open both doors for the operator open time.
 Free Access Mode:
 The doors are closed, the door status is bypassed, the exit device rods are retracted and
all wave buttons are enabled.
 The doors can be opened manually or through the wave buttons which trigger the
operator to open both doors for the operator open time.
 Fire Alarm Mode:
 Power to the latch retraction exit devices is interrupted until the fire alarm condition is
rectified.
 The operator acts like a door closer.
 The doors can be manually opened from either side.
 Note: for the operator to function, the ADO switch (integral rocker switch or wall mounted
toggle switch) must be in the 'Auto' position. If 'Off', the operator will not open the doors. If
'Hold Open', the operator will open the door and keep it that way unless the access system is
in 'Card Reader Mode' (the ADO switch does not automatically retract the exit device rods).

Mode BN:
Level 3: (applies to groups: 222)
 The door is closed and latched. The trim is locked/unlocked with a key.
 To enter, the exit device trim can be turned to retract the latch and open a door if left
unlocked.
 To exit, pressing the exit device push-pad will retract the latch and open the door.
 The door can be held open for extended periods of time by the electrical door holder.
Pulling on a held door releases the holder and the door closes and latches.
 A fire alarm will remove power from the door holder and the door closes and latch.

Mode BO:
Level 1: (applies to groups: 243, 243.1)
 The door is closed.
 To enter/exit, the door is pushed or pulled.
 The door can be held open for extended periods of time by the electrical door holder.
Pulling on a held door releases the holder and the door closes.

Mode BP:
Level 1: (applies to groups: 259.1)
- Card Reader Mode:
 The doors are closed, the entry maglock is powered, the entry wave buttons are disabled,
the egress wave buttons are enabled, the egress exit device is latched and the door status
is monitored.
 To enter, a valid access via the card reader will power down the maglock, retract the exit
device, shunt the door status and enable the entry wave buttons for the programmed
unlock time. The entry door can now be opened or the entry wave buttons can be used to
trigger the operator and open both doors.
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 To enter, the maglock keyswitch will power down the maglock while turned. The entry
door can now be opened manually. This will cause a door forced alarm.
 To exit, the exit wave buttons will retract the exit device rod which sends a rex signal to
shunt the door status, powers down the maglock for the programmed unlock time and
triggers the operator to open both doors.
 To exit, the exit device pushpad will retract the latch and send a rex signal to shunt the
door status while the door is pushed open.
 Note: for the operator to function, the integral rocker switch (ADO switch) must be in
the 'Auto' position. If 'Off', the operator will not open the door. If 'Hold Open', the
operator will try to open but will not power down the maglock or retract the exit device
rod.
 The blue pull station will directly cut the power to the maglock if pulled until physically
reset. The entry door can now be pushed open but a door forced alarm will be generated.
 Free Access Mode:
 The doors are closed, the maglock is powered down, the exit device rod is retracted, the
entry and exit wave buttons are enabled and the door status is shunted for the pre-
programmed time.
 Either door can be manually opened or the wave buttons will open the doors for the
operator open time.
 Note: if the ADO switch is set to 'Auto', the wave buttons open the doors. If set to 'Off',
the operator acts like a door closer only. If set to 'Hold Open', the doors open and stay
that way until the ADO switch is changed to 'Auto' or 'Off'.
 Fire Alarm Mode:
 Power to the maglock is interrupted until the fire alarm condition is rectified.
 Entry and egress is done by pushing a door open. If in Card Reader Mode, pushing the
entry door will cause a door forced alarm.

Mode BQ:
Level 1: (applies to groups: 265.2)
 Card Reader Mode:
 The doors are closed and latched, the door status is monitored, the maglocks are on, the
wave buttons are disabled.
 To enter or exit, a valid access via a card reader will retract the exit device rods, power
down the maglocks, enable the wave buttons and shunt the door status for the
programmed unlock time. A door can now be pushed/pulled open or, by using a wave
button, the operator will open both doors.
 To enter or exit, a maglock keyswitch will directly cut the power to the maglocks while
turned and the door can be manually pushed/pulled opened. This will cause a door
forced alarm.
 The blue pull station will directly cut the power to the maglock if pulled until physically
reset. The doors can then be pushed/pulled open. This will cause a door forced alarm.
 Free Access Mode:
 The doors are closed but the exit device rods are retracted, the maglocks are powered
down, all wave buttons are enabled and the door status is shunted for the duration.
 To enter or exit, a door can manually opened or a wave button can be used the open both
doors.
 Fire Alarm Mode:
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 Power to the maglocks is interrupted until the fire alarm condition is rectified.
 Power to the latch retraction exit devices is interrupted until the fire alarm condition is
rectified.
 The operator acts like a door closer.

Mode BR:
Level 1: (applies to groups: 266, 268)
- Operator Modes:
 The operator is placed in the 'Auto', 'Hold Open' or 'Off' mode using the operator ADO
rocker switch or a wall mounted toggle switch.
 The either trim will retract the latch to open the door.
 Auto Mode:
 The strike is locked, the wave buttons on either sides unlock the strike
momentarily and activate the operator to open the door(s).
 Hold Open Mode:
 The operator holds the door open. (Note: the strike isn't powered through the
operator controller so the door must be unlatched before placing in this mode)
 Off Mode:
 The strike is locked. The operator acts like a door closer.

Mode BS:
Level 1: (applies to groups: 269.1A)
Level 3: (applies to groups: 269)
- Card Reader Mode:
 The door is closed, the maglock is on and the door status is monitored.
 To enter or exit, a valid access via one of the card readers will release the maglock and
shunt the door status for the programmed unlock time. A door can now be opened
manually.
 Either maglock keyswitch will directly cut the power to the maglock while turned and
the door can be manually opened. This will cause a door forced open.
 The blue pull station will directly cut the power to the maglock if pulled until physically
reset. The door can now be opened. This will cause a door forced alarm.
 Free Access Mode:
 The maglock is powered down and the door status is shunted for the duration.
 The door is free to open.
 Fire Alarm Mode:
 Power to the maglock is interrupted until the fire alarm condition is rectified.
 The door is free to open. If the access system is in Card Reader Mode, this will cause a
door forced alarm.

Mode BT:
Level 2: (applies to groups: 269.1)
- Card Reader Mode:
 The door is closed and latched, the maglock is on and the door status is monitored.
 To enter or exit, a valid access via one of the card readers will release the maglock and
shunt the door status for the programmed unlock time. A door can now be opened using
either trim.
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 Either maglock keyswitch will directly cut the power to the maglock while turned and
the door can be manually opened using either trim. This will cause a door forced open.
 Free Access Mode:
 The maglock is powered down and the door status is shunted for the duration.
 The door is free to open using either trim.

Mode BU:
Level 2: (applies to groups: 300)
 Card Reader Mode:
 The door is closed, the maglock is on, the door status is monitored, the entry wave
buttons are disabled and the exit wave buttons are enabled.
 To enter, a valid access via the card reader will release the maglock, enable the entry
wave buttons and shunt the door status for the programmed unlock time. A door can now
be manually opened or, by using a wave button, the operator will open the door.
 Either maglock keyswitches will directly cut the power to the maglocks while turned
and a door can be manually opened. This will cause a door forced alarm.
 To enter, pulling the door partially open will trigger a 15 second delay release on the
maglock. Once the maglock has released, the door can be manually opened. This will
cause a door forced alarm. Refer to the definitions pages for the full delayed maglock
sequence of operations.
 To exit, the exit motion sends a rex signal to the access system to shunt the door status
and release the maglock. The door can now be manually opened or an exit wave button
can be used to trigger the operator and open the door.
 Free Access Mode:
 The door is closed, the maglock is off, the door status is shunted and all wave buttons
are enabled.
 To enter or exit, a door can be manually opened or, by using one of the wave buttons,
the operator will open the door for the operator preset open time.
 Fire Alarm Mode:
 Power to the maglock is interrupted until the fire alarm condition is rectified.
 The door can be opened from either side. If the access system is in Card Reader Mode,
this will generate a door forced alarm.

Mode BV:
Level 1: (applies to groups: 304)
- Card Reader Mode:
 The doors are closed, the maglocks are powered, the push side wave buttons are
disabled, the pull side wave buttons are enabled, the pull side exit motion is enabled and
the door status is monitored.
 From the push side, a valid access via the card reader will power down the maglocks,
enable the push side wave buttons and shunt the door status for the programmed unlock
time. A door can now be pushed open or a wave button can be used to trigger the
operator and open the doors.
 From the push side, the keyswitch will power down the maglocks while turned so the
door can be opened. This will cause a door forced alarm.
 From the push side, the blue pull station will power down the maglocks until physically
reset and either door can be opened. This will cause a door forced alarm.
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 From the pull side, the exit motion will send a rex signal to shunt the door status and
power down the maglocks for the programmed unlock time. Either door can then be
pulled open.
 From the pull side, either wave button will trigger the operator which powers down the
maglocks and opens the doors, the MRX sends a rex signal to shunt the door status.
 Free Access Mode:
 The doors are closed, the maglocks are powered down, all wave buttons are enabled and
the door status is shunted for the pre-programmed time. The doors can be opened
manually or both can be opened by using a wave button to trigger the operator.
 Fire Alarm Mode:
 Power to the maglocks is interrupted until the fire alarm condition is rectified.
 The doors can be opened from either side. If the access system is in Card Reader Mode,
a door forced alarm will be generated.

Mode BW:
Level 3: (applies to groups: 305, 331.1)
- Card Reader Mode:
 The door(s) are closed and latched, the strike is locked, the entry trim is locked, the exit
trim is unlocked, the door status is monitored, the exit wave buttons are enabled and the
entry wave buttons are disabled.
 To enter, a valid access via the card reader will unlock the strike, enable the entry wave
buttons and shunt the door status for the programmed unlock time. A door can now be
manually opened or, by using a wave button, the operator will open the door(s).
 To enter, a key in the lockset will retracts the latch to open the door and activates the
strike lbm switch which sends a rex signal to the access system to shunt the door
contact.
 To exit, the lockset exit trim will retract the latch, trigger a rex through the strike lbm
switch and the door can be manually opened.
 To exit, the exit wave buttons can be used to trigger the operator which unlocks the
strike, triggers a rex through the lbm switch and opens the door(s).
 Free Access Mode:
 The door(s) are closed, the strike is unlocked, all wave buttons are enabled and the door
status is shunted for the duration.
 To enter or exit, a door can be manually opened or a wave button can be used the open
the door(s).
 PW/IA Mode:
 The door(s) are closed and latched, the maglock(s) are powered, the door status is
monitored, the exit rex signal is disabled and the wave buttons are disabled.
 To enter, a valid access via the card reader will unlock the strike, power down the
maglock(s), enable the entry wave buttons and shunt the door status for the programmed
unlock time. A door can now be pulled open or, by using a wave button, the operator
will open the door(s).
 To enter, the entry maglock keyswitch will cut power to the maglock(s) while turned, a
key in the lockset retracts the latch and the door can be manually opened. This will
trigger a door forced alarm.
 To exit, the exit maglock keyswitch will cut power to the maglock(s) while turned, the
lockset exit trim will retract the latch and the door can be manually opened. This will
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trigger a door forced alarm.

 Fire Alarm Mode:
 Power to the maglock(s) is interrupted until the fire alarm condition is rectified.
 Power to the strike is interrupted until the fire alarm condition is rectified.
 The operator acts like a door closer.
 To enter, a key will retract the lockset latch and the door can manually opened. This
might generate a door forced alarm.
 To exit, the trim will retract the lockset latch and the door can be manually opened. This
might generate a door forced alarm.

Mode BX:
Level 1: (applies to groups: 311)
 The door is closed and latched. The strike is locked, outside trim is locked, the inside trim is
always unlocked, the outside wave buttons are disabled and the inside wave buttons are
always enabled. The deadbolt is retracted. The door status is monitored. The annunciator is
off.
 To enter , a valid access via the card reader will trigger the CX-33 to unlock the strike,
shunt the door status and enable the entry wave buttons for the programmed unlock
time. The door can now be manually opened or an outside wave button can trigger the
operator to open the door.
 A key from the outside can be used to retract the latch (and deadbolt if extended) and the
door can be opened. This will cause a door forced alarm.
 Once inside, the lock thumb-turn can be used to extend the deadbolt. This will disable
the card reader from unlocking the door through the CX-33 and illuminate the
annunciator.
 To exit, turning the egress trim will retract the latch and send a rex signal to shunt the
door status for the programmed unlock time. This will also reset the CX-33 to normal
mode and shut-off the annunciator if the door was locked using the deadbolt.
 To exit, the inside wave buttons can be used to trigger the operator to unlock the strike
and open the door. This will also reset the CX-33 to normal mode and shut-off the
annunciator.

Mode BY:
Level 2: (applies to groups: 261)
 Card Reader Mode:
 The doors are closed and latched, the door status is monitored, the maglock is on, the
exit wave buttons are enabled and the entry wave buttons are disabled.
 To enter, a valid access via the card reader will retract the exit device rods, power down
the maglock, enable the entry wave buttons and shunt the door status for the
programmed unlock time. A door can now be pushed open or, by using a wave button,
the operator will open both doors.
 To enter, the maglock keyswitch will directly cut the power to the maglock while turned
and the door can be manually pushed opened. This will cause a door forced alarm.
 To exit, the exit device push pad will retract the rod, send an exit request to the access
system and the door can be pushed open.
 To exit, the exit wave buttons can be used to trigger the operator which will retract both
exit device rods, power down the maglock, send a rex to the access system and open

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both doors.
 The blue pull station will directly cut the power to the maglock if pulled until physically
reset. The entry door can then be pushed open. This will cause a door forced alarm.
 Free Access Mode:
 The doors are closed but the exit device rods are retracted, the maglock is powered
down, all wave buttons are enabled and the door status is shunted for the duration.
 To enter or exit, a door can be pushed open or a wave button can be used the open both
doors.
 Fire Alarm Mode:
 Power to the maglock is interrupted until the fire alarm condition is rectified.
 Power to the latch retraction exit devices is interrupted until the fire alarm condition is
rectified. The operator acts like a door closer.
 Note: for the operator to function, the ADO keyswitch must be in the 'Auto' position. If
'Off', the operator will not open the doors. If 'Hold Open', the operator will open the door
and keep it that way unless the access system is in 'Card Reader Mode' (the ADO switch
does not automatically retract the exit device rods).

Mode BZ:
Level 3: (applies to groups: 261)
- Card Reader Mode:
 The doors are closed and latched, the reader side maglock is powered, the door status is
monitored, the exit wave buttons are enabled and the entry wave buttons are disabled.
 To enter, a valid access via the card reader will retract the exit device rods, power down
the entry maglock, enable the entry wave buttons and shunt the door status for the
programmed unlock time. A door can now be pushed open or, by using a wave button,
the operator will open both doors.
 To enter, the entry maglock keyswitch will power down the entry maglock while turned
then the exit device push pad will retract the rod and the door can be pushed open. This
will trigger a door forced alarm.
 To exit, the exit device push pad will retract the rod and send a rex signal to the access
system to shunt the door status while the door is opened.
 To exit, the exit wave buttons can be used to trigger the operator which will retract both
exit device rods, power down the entry maglock and open both doors. The egress bar
will send a rex signal to the access system to shunt the door status.
 Free Access Mode:
 The doors are closed but the exit device rods are retracted, the entry maglock is powered
down, all wave buttons are enabled and the door status is shunted for the duration.
 To enter or exit, a door can be pushed open or a wave button can be used the open both
doors.
 PW/IA Mode:
 The doors are closed and latched, both maglocks are powered, the door status is
monitored, the exit rex signal is disabled and the wave buttons are disabled.
 To enter, a valid access via the card reader will retract the exit device rods, power down
the maglocks, enable the entry wave buttons and shunt the door status for the
programmed unlock time. A door can now be pushed open or, by using a wave button,
the operator will open both doors.
 To enter or exit, the maglock keyswitches will cut power to the maglocks while turned,
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the exit device push pad will retract the rod and the door can be pushed open. This will
trigger a door forced alarm.
 The blue pull station will directly cut the power to the exit maglock if pulled until
physically reset. The egress door can then be pushed open using the exit device push
pad. This will trigger a door forced open alarm.
 Fire Alarm Mode:
 Power to the maglocks is interrupted until the fire alarm condition is rectified.
 Power to the latch retraction exit devices is interrupted until the fire alarm condition is
rectified.
 The operator acts like a door closer.
 The doors can be pushed open from either side.

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