Stanley MA900n, Installation And Owner'S Manual

TDM

Universal Time Delay Module 

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

8701 Castle Park Drive 

„

 Indianapolis, Indiana 46256

Telephone: (800) 842-2545/(317) 842-2545 

„

 www.mssedco.com 

„

 custsvc@mssedco.com

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(82A044)  TDMv0605

FIGURE 2—Simple Time Delayed Output

Once the TDM has been wired for the above application, programming of the device is as follows:

1)  Apply power to the unit, provided there is no smoke or fire, you can assume that your wiring job must 
 

be somewhat successful.

2)  Once properly powered, the display will flash double bars (

––

) indicating that the unit is in its normal 

operating ready mode.

3)  To begin programming, depress the 

PROGRAM MODE BUTTON

 one time.  The first parameter to be 

programmed will appear on the display.  This is the delay time, or "on time" of the output #1 and is 

 displayed 

as 

d1

 followed by the time setting (It will flash between the two).  To adjust the time setting, 

use a small screwdriver and rotate the 

DISPLAY ADJUSTMENT

 clockwise to increase and 

counterclockwise to decrease the time setting.  After the desired value is displayed, depress the 

PROGRAM MODE BUTTON

 again to save the value.  The display will now read 

d2

.  Now wait 30 

seconds until the display again reads double bars (

––

) indicating that the unit is in its normal 

operating ready mode.

4)  You are now ready to test your installation.  If the time delay has to be changed, make the change to 
 the 

d1

 setting, press the 

PROGRAM MODE BUTTON

 once and then wait 30 seconds until the double 

 bars 

(

––

) appear again.

5)  During operation of the unit, the display will indicate its operating status.  Please refer to Figure 5 at 
 

the end of this installation manual.

or Electric Exit Device

or Electric Exit Device

Wall

Wall

Switch

Switch

PUSH

PUSH

TO 

TO 

OPEN

OPEN

WHT/BLU

WHT/BLU

BLU

BLU

MS SEDCO

MS SEDCO

TDM

TDM

Timing Control Module

Timing Control Module

N.C.

N.C.

Output #1

Output #1

Input #1

Input #1

SPRINKLER

SPRINKLER

OR FIRE

OR FIRE

DETECTION

DETECTION

SYSTEM

SYSTEM
(IF USED)

(IF USED)

FIRE

FIRE

SYSTEM

SYSTEM

(IF USED)

(IF USED)

PROTECTION

PROTECTION

SIGNALING

SIGNALING

Mag Lock

Mag Lock

N.C.

N.C.

N.C.

N.C.

AC / DC

AC / DC

G

R

N
GRN

G

R

N
GRN

GRAY

GRAY

VIO

VIO

JUMPER

INSTALLED 

FOR "DRY"

CONTACTS

JUMPER

INSTALLED 

FOR "DRY"

CONTACTS

12-24V

12-24V

12-24V

12-24V

This separate power source ( & associated wiring) can be eliminated 

if the jumper is set for "WET" contacts instead of "DRY" contacts.

(see page 5)

This separate power source ( & associated wiring) can be eliminated 

if the jumper is set for "WET" contacts instead of "DRY" contacts.

(see page 5)

TDM

TDM

IN

PU

T 

4

INPUT 4

IN

PU

T 

3

INPUT 3

IN

PU

T 

2

INPUT 2

IN

PU

T 

1

INPUT 1

12

-2

4V

 A

C

/D

C

12-24V AC/DC

IN

PU

T 

1

INPUT 1

C

O

M
COM

C

O

M
COM

C

O

M
COM

C

O

M
COM

N

.O

.
N.

O

.

N

.C

.
N.

C.

N

.C

.
N.

C.

N

.O

.
N.

O.

PROGRAM

PROGRAM

MODE BUTTON

MODE BUTTON

DISPLAY

DISPLAY
ADJUSTMENT

ADJUSTMENT

LED DISPLAY KEY

LED DISPLAY KEY

d1 = delay 1

d1 = delay 1
d2 = delay 2

d2 = delay 2
d3 = delay d1 to d2

d3 = delay d1 to d2
d4 = delay d2 to d1

d4 = delay d2 to d1
i1 = input 1 (n.o. / n.c.)

i1 = input 1 (n.o. / n.c.)

i3 = input 3 (n.o. / n.c.)

i3 = input 3 (n.o. / n.c.)

i2 = input 2 (n.o. / n.c.)

i2 = input 2 (n.o. / n.c.)

i4 = input 4 (n.o. / n.c.)

i4 = input 4 (n.o. / n.c.)

o2 = output 2 (n.o. / n.c.)

o2 = output 2 (n.o. / n.c.)

o1 = output 1 (n.o. / n.c.)

o1 = output 1 (n.o. / n.c.)

o1

=

 d

ry

o1= dry

o1

=

 w

et

o1= wet

Output #1

Output #1

Output #2

Output #2

PROGRAMMING 
PROCEDURE

NOTE:
  Mag Lock uses N.C. 
 (Gray 

& 

Violet)

  Electric Exit device uses 
  N.O. (Gray & White)