ARLP-UL-M-KIT
FAQ ’ s
Question: What Adams Rite panic devices will the unit retrofit to?
Answer:
8200, 8400, 8600, 8800 series. Please consult the factory for additional series devices.
Question: I have an existing mechanical Adams Rite device, what do I need to make the opening
electrified.
Answer:
You need one ARLP-UL-M kit (per door), door loop or transfer hinge & recommended power
supply.
Question: Will the ARLP-UL-M Kit retrofit to Adams Rite ‘G’ or 3000 series devices?
Answer:
Please consult the factory for available otipns.
Question: I have an existing solenoid activated Adams Rite device powered by Adams Rite PSLR-1, can I
retrofit the Command Access ARLP-UL-M kit?
Answer:
Yes, you need the same components as above – ARLP-UL-M kit, and recommended power
supply. The existing PSLR-1 power supply will not work with the ARLP-UL-M kit. Only filtered
and regulated power supplies work with ARLP-UL-M kit.
Question: I have an existing Adams Rite ‘SE’ model electromechanical device – can I retrofit the Command
Access ARLP-UL-M Kit?
Answer:
No – this device cannot be converted. If necessary, you would need to purchase a mechanical
Adams Rite device and recommended power supply with the ARLP-UL-M kit.
Question: What if I need a REX (request to exit) switch?
Answer:
An ARREXKIT-M-ED can be ordered at the same time to install the REX in the field with your
motor kit installation or at a later date. This kit comes with an 8’ cable equipped with a Molex
connector for plug & play installation.
Question: With the ARLP-UL-M kit, can the door be mechanically dogged?
Answer:
Yes, the mechanical dogging feature can be used if desired. But electronic dogging is supplied
standard on the ARLP-UL-M-KIT.
U.S. Customer Support
1-888-622-2377
Visit our website for more details
www.CommandAccess.com
Canada Customer Support
1-855-823-3002
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Question: What modification is needed to install the ARLP-UL-M kit?
Answer:
The only modification necessary is drilling the raceway for the wire. No other drilling or cutting
is required for this device. Please reference the factory installation instructions in the box and
review the installation video available online. (www.commandaccess.com) on our website or
through the YouTube channel. Click here for Link.
Question: Minimum door width?
Answer:
36”. Anything shorter, please consult with factory tech support. The ARLP-UL-M-KIT-RM will
have a remote module provided to place in front of the back activating bracket, giving you an
addtional 1” for cutdown.
Question: What is the maximum height door?
Answer:
Up to 10’; unit may need to be switched to ‘High Torque ’ mode on the circuit board.
Question: What are the onboard switches for on the unit?
Answer:
Switch one: Torque – Low/Hi . Switch two: PTS (push-to-set) programming on/off
Question: When do you use the switches?
Answer:
Switch one Hi Torque: Door prep has binding or extra tall doors – any application where more
torque is necessary from the ARLP-UL-M unit. Switch two: Turn off “PTS” programing (not
recommended) in the rare occasion when there is a conflict with the access control system and
unauthorized programming is happening you will need to switch programming off.
Question: What power supply can be used with ARLP-UL-M kit?
Answer:
For the best results Command Access PS series is recommended for a successful installation.
Power supplies not acceptable are unregulated/unfiltered products. Unregulated power
supplies include plug-in wall transformer type – none of these are compatible with solenoid
or motor activation devices. Please consult the factory tech support department for further
information on other power supplies. The best way to guarantee 100% success is to use a
Command Access recommended power supply. Click here for CAT PS Line.
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Question: What do the beeps mean on the Push-to-Set feature?
Answer:
When depressing the push pad to the new desired location & applying power you will hear
a series of 6 beeps while the module is programing the new location. After the beeps have
finished you can release the push pad & power then to re-fire to the new location.
6 Beeps = PTS programing in process
Question: What do the other diagnostic beeps mean?
Answer:
2 beeps = over voltage - Sensing an input voltage over 28 volts, the MM4 will shut down to
protect the device from overheating. Reduce the voltage to within the allowable range of 2428VDC.
3 beeps = under voltage - Sensing an input voltage under 24 volts, the MM4 will not allow the
device to operate due to risk of inconsistent in operation. Increase the voltage to within the
allowable range of 21.5-28VDC and the device should function normally.
4 beeps = failed sensor –Possible causes include: Disconnected or cut wires or a bad sensor.
Verify all 3 sensor wires are installed correctly. Replace sensor if problem persists.
5 beeps = forced release – This occurs when the device is dogged and the push pad is pulled
from position. The device will automatically re-engage within 5 seconds provided power is still
applied.
6 beeps = Push pad is depressed (If not trying to set PTS). Check to make sure the push pad is
not stuck or catching on anything.
7 beeps = Over-travel or mechanical obstruction – This occurs when the travel of the pad is
restricted or the sensor is not sensing the magnet. Check that the push pad is mechanically
working if pushed with your hand. Double check that the device was re-assembled properly &
confirm no debris is binding the
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