DORMA 9100 Concealed Vertical Rod Exit Device Installation Guide

9100 Concealed Vertical Rod Exit Device

Specifications:

  • Product Name: 9100/F9100 & 9100FL/F9100FL SERIES CONCEALED
    VERTICAL ROD EXIT DEVICE
  • Model Number: 1135-26 95011755
  • Manufacturer: Dorma

Product Usage Instructions:

Installation Instructions:

Follow the steps below for proper installation of the exit
device:

  1. Verify door width, handing, and product with carton label for
    correct exit device and length.
  2. Install the device and make preliminary adjustments before
    hanging the door(s) in the frame.
  3. For hand reversal of chassis assembly, refer to Step 3 in the
    instruction sheet.
  4. For hand reversal of trim assembly, refer to Step 4 in the
    instruction sheet.

Tools Required:

Special tools needed for installation include:

  • 12-24 Tap
  • 10-32 Tap
  • Drill bits: 1/8, #25, #16, #21 & 3/8
  • Hole saws: 1, 1 1/4, & 2 1/8 diameter for trim (if
    required)
  • Jig saw or router (may be required for thumbpiece trims)
  • Set of saw horses

Troubleshooting:

If hand reversal of chassis is required, follow the steps
provided in alphabetical sequence in the instruction manual.

FAQ:

Q: What should I do if the device is to be installed over glass
lite panels?

A: If the device is to be installed over glass lite panels, a
shim kit may be required. You can order the DORMA No. GK9000 for
this purpose.

Q: What is the standard door opening height for which the
device is shipped?

A: The device is shipped standard for a 7′ (2134 mm) high door
opening. For doors up to but not over 10′ (3048 mm), you can order
the ETR (Extended to rod) device.

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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
9100/F9100 & 9100FL/F9100FL SERIES CONCEALED VERTICAL ROD EXIT DEVICE

1135-26 95011755

Index:

Screw chart Tools required Outside trim options Device installation Frame & strike preps Final rod adjustment Options available Rod Chart Spotting template

1 2 4 5-15 13-14 15 16-19 20 21

Note: One set of instructions should be left with building owner after device has been installed.

www.dorma-usa.com 1-800-523-8483

I9100-11 1/2015

SCREW CHART
(4) 12-24 x 1″ R.H.P.M.S. (Metal or Thru Bolts) (4) #12 x 1 1/4″ R.H.P.T.S. (Wood Door)

Standard Mounting Brackets (4) (Wood or Steel)

(2) 12-24 x 1″ R.H.P.M.S. (Metal or Thru Bolts) (2) #12 x 1 1/4″ R.H.P.T.S. (Wood Door)
(12) 8-32 x 1/4″ F.H.P.M.S.

Mounting Bracket (2) (Medium Stile Aluminum Doors)

(8) 8-32 x 1/4″ F.H.P.M.S.

(4) 10-32 x 1/4″ F.H.P.M.S. (Aluminum)

(12) #10 x 1″ F.H.P.T.S. (Wood Door) (12) 10-32 x 3/8″ F.H.P.M.S. (Metal Door) (2) 8-32 x 1/4″ P.H.P.M.S. (2) 8-32 x 5/8″ R.H.P.M.S.
(2) 10-32 x 3/8″ F.H.P.M.S.

(6) 8-32 x 1/4″ F.H.P.M.S.
“FL” Full length touch bar & rail series. (2) 8-32 x 1/4″ F.H.P.M.S. (2) #10 x 1″ F.H.P.T.S. 1

Chassis Mounting Chassis Mounting
End Cap Bracket End Cap Bracket
Bracket To Latch
Bracket To Latch
Bracket To Door
Bracket To Door Bracket To Door Locking Screw Connecting Link Screw #418 Strike Pack
#439 Bottom Strike (Cement or Grout In Place) Chassis Cover & End Cap
Chassis Cover & End Cap End Cover Mounting

HANDING OF DOOR
RHR LHR

Read the entire instruction sheet prior to installation.
Before installing hardware:
1. Verify door width, handing and product with carton label for correct exit device and length.
2. Device should be installed and preliminary adjustments made prior to hanging door(s) in frame. (Door typically lying on saw horses at this time).
3. For hand reversal of chassis assembly see Step 3.
4. For hand reversal of trim assembly see Step 4.
Note: If device is to be installed over glass lite panels, shim kit may be required, order DORMA No. GK9000.
Note: Device shipped standard for 7′ (2134 mm) high door opening. For doors up to but not over 10′ (3048 mm) order “ETR” (Extended to rod) device.
TYPICAL APPLICATIONS

9100 Series Device

9100 Series Device

9100 Series Device

9300 Series Device

9100 Series Device

9500 Series Device

9100 Series Device

SPECIAL TOOLS FOR INSTALLATION
12-24 Tap, 10-32 Tap Drill bits: 1/8″, #25, #16, #21 & 3/8″ Hole saws: 1″, 1 1/4″, & 2 1/8″ diameter for trim (if required). Jig saw or router may be required for thumbpiece trims. Set of saw horses.
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1 Installation
Open box, layout and verify all parts prior to starting installaion. If not done, lay door on saw horses.
Chassis template located at rear of booklet. Cut and tape in place. Lay out horizontal and vertical reference lines.

2 Door preperation

Chassis Vertical Ref. Line

Chassis Horizontal Ref. Line

40 5/16″

Finished floor or top of threshold

CL Latch

1 7/16″ 7/8″

1 1/8″ 1 1/2″ 3/4″

7/16″

3/4″ 1 1/2″ 2 7/8″
Door prep

CL Of latch not door 7/8″
10-32 Tap (6) places

LHR

4 3/16″ Min. stile

2 3/4″ From edge of door

Ref. dim.

2 3/4″ From outside edge

Center line of chassis and latch

Ref. dim.

2 3/4″ From outside edge

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3 If hand reversal of chassis is required follow steps below in alphabetical sequence.

RHR (Right hand reverse)

Rotate chassis d 180 Degrees

LHR (Left hand reverse)

NOTE:

Longer leg

down.

g

e

Install pin as shown retaining clip should be on back side.

f

b

4 Handing of trim, and cylinder specifications and installation.

Note: For specific trim functions, cylinder type, and handing information; see additional instructions packed with trim.

Standard “V” Trim

11/16″ min

a

c

Standard “T” Trim

Standard “R” Trim

Standard “Y” Trim

Standard “C” Trim

1 1/8″ min

5/16″ Note: Spindle must be installed with pin in the vertical position as shown on 08 & 09 functions. Install trim in active (un-locked) position. (Spindle rigid) Tighten Securely
All trims are free wheeling. (Handle will rotate when locked.)

IMPORTANT Note: All lever handles except for “clutch” are shipped unattached. To install; Place handle in desired position and attach with allen screw located in back of trim plate. 5/32″ Allen wrench required. To change hand on “clutch” trim rotate and “break” lever around to desired hand.
4

Standard “K” Trim

LHR

RHR

5 If not done layout device on door using drilling template T9100 located at rear of booklet.
For additional templates contact DORMA at 1-800-523-8483 or www.dorma-usa.com
Refer to carton label for model and trim number prior to drilling. Prepare mounting holes and cut-outs per template.

VERTICAL REF. LINE

HORIZONTAL REF. LINE 40 5/16″ from top of finished floor or top of threshold.

Verify all holes prior to drilling.

7 1/2″

No. 25 No. 16 3/8″

6 Top latch mounting bracket and drawbar assembly

Mounting angles (2) (6) 8-32 x 1/4″ F.H.P.M.S.

Top latch assembly

Thread on 1/2″ – 5/8″

Top latch & rod assembly.

Optional: “ALD” bracket (4) 8-32 x 1/4″ F.H.P.M.S.

Adjusting bolt
Outer rod

1/2″

Rod retaining clip.

2nd hole for top rod
* on 7′ door
opening.

2″
Inner rod assembly

* 3rd hole
for top rod on 7′ door opening.

Insert pin through proper holes, flip over and lock in place.

Top and bottom rods and latches are shipped unassembled and are adjustable for door opening heights ranging from 6′ 8″ to 8′ 0″ and will fit up to a 10′ 0″ door opening with the addition of a 2 foot top rod extension (ETR). See next page. Follow instructions on page to assemble the latch and rod assemblies. “Standard” angle brackets are shipped with device. Optional: “U” shaped brackets are available for use on medium stile aluminum doors install as shown with proper fasteners. Holes in outer rod are at 1/2″ intervals and holes in inner rod are at 2″ intervals for door openings under or over 7′ (instructions are for 7′ door opening and standard mounting height). For addtional information see rod chart on page 20. Slide inner rod assemblies into outer rods, locate proper holes and insert rod retainer clip by; inserting through both rods, rotating it and locking it in place as shown. For “LBR” less bottom rod device skip bottom rod and latch assembly instructions. Additional “Popper” required for “LBR” fire rated openings. See details on next page.

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7 Bottom slide bolt or latch mounting bracket
and drawbar assembly

Inner rod assembly

3rd hole from link on 7′ door opening.

* *

“Use 5th hole on outer rod.

Outer rod

Insert pin through proper holes, flip over and lock in place.

Bottom latch & rod assembly.

Top and bottom rods and latches are shipped unassembled and are adjustable for door opening heights ranging from 6′ 8″ to 8′ 0″ and will fit up to a 10′ 0” door opening with the addition of a 2 foot top rod extension (ETR). Follow instructions on page to assemble the latch and rod assemblies. “Standard” angle brackets are shipped with device. Optional: “U” shaped brackets are available for use on medium stile aluminum doors install as shown with proper fasteners. Holes in outer rod are at 1/2″ intervals and holes in inner rod are at 2″ intervals for door openings under or over 7′ (instructions are for 7′ door opening and standard mounting height). For additional information see rod chart on page 20. Slide inner rod assemblies into outer rods, locate proper holes and insert rod retainer clip by; inserting through both rods, rotating it and locking it in place as shown. For “LBR” less bottom rod device skip bottom rod and latch assembly instructions. Additional “Popper” required for “LBR” fire rated openings. See details below.

Thread on 1/2″ – 5/8″

Optional: Pullman latch.

Mounting angles (2) (6) 8-32 x 1/4″ F.H.P.M.S.
INSTALLING ROD EXTENSION

Optional: “ALD” bracket (4) 8-32 x 1/4″ F.H.P.M.S.
POPPER DETAILS

For “ETR” (Extended Top Rod) devices. *Do not cut extension piece!

Connecting link

Thread rods together securely. “Loc-tite may be used for added security”.

Existing top rod

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“LBR” Less bottom rod “Popper” installation.
Required for; “LBR” (less bottom rod) fire rated exit devices. See additional instructions packaged with “Popper” for details.

Cap plug

12″ “POPPER”
Finished floor

8 Installation of top latch and drawbar assembly

Vertical reference line

Locking screw

Loosen locking screw in upper drawbar assembly a as shown. Connecting link arm should move up and
down freely.

Connecting link assembly

b With connecting link arm in down position, guide upper drawbar assembly down through opening in top of door.

Upper drawbar assembly

3/4″

3/8″

b a
Connecting link arm

c As connecting link arm nears cutout in face of door, insert finger through cutout and guide connecting link through.
d Holding connecting link in full up position, tighten locking screw as shown.
e

d c

Attach mounting bracket

with (6) 10-32 x 3/8″ F.H.P.M.S.

Or (6) #10 x 1″ F.H.P.T.S.

for wood doors.

f

(Opptional: Aluminum door bracket) Attach mounting bracket with
(2) 10-32 x 1/4″ F.H.P.M.S.

1 1/2″ 3 5/16″ (Aluminum door only)

Push up on bottom of drawbar assembly, top latch should retract and remain retracted – captured by the tripping lever.
Proceed to next page and install bottom drawbar and bolt assembly.
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9
a Loosen locking screw in lower drawbar assembly as shown, connecting link arm should move up and down freely
b With connecting link arm in down position, guide lower drawbar assembly up through opening in bottom of door. Vertical ref. line

Connecting link arm

a Locking screw
Connecting link assembly b
Lower drawbar assembly

c
Attach mounting bracket With (6) 10-32 x 3/8″ F.H.P.M.S. Or (6) #10 x 1″ F.H.P.T.S. for wood doors.

(Optional: Aluminum door bracket) Attach mounting bracket with (2) 10-32 x 1/4″ F.H.P.M.S.

c As connecting link arm nears cutout in face of door,

insert finger through cutout and guide connecting link

d

through.

d Holding connecting link in full up position, tighten locking

c

screw as shown.

Both connecting links should be in the up right position at this time, secured by locking screws.

Finished floor height to bottom of door must be known for bottom slide bolt Installation. Slide bolt should protrude approximately 1/2″ into strike. These are preliminary adjustments, additional will be required after door is hung.

FINISHED FLOOR OR TOP OF THRESHOLD

1/4″ Recommended

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10 Chassis installation. (If using GK9000 install shims under chassis at this time.)

Detailed chassis installation

Bell crank

Connecting Link

Connecting Link

8-32 x 5/8″ P.P.H.M.S. Guide top connecting link through cut out in top of chassis assembly, slide bell crank up if neccessary and guide bottom connecting link through cut out in bottom of chassis, attach connecting links to bell crank with (2) 8-32 x 5/8″ P. H. P. M. S. Tighten securely. Proceed to mount chassis to door using one of the proper methods shown below.
3/8″ Dia.
12-24 Tap

#12 x 1 1/4″ R.H.P.T.S. (Wood door) (No trim)
3/8″ Dia.

12-24 x 1 1/4″ R.H.P.M.S. (Metal) (No trim)
3/8″ DIA.

12-24 x 1 1/4″ R.H.P.M.S.
(Thru bolts) (Wood or metal)
(No trim)

1″ DIA. (“Y” Trim)

12-24 x 1 1/4″ R.H.P.M.S. 9

1″ DIA.

12-24 x 1 1/4″ R.H.P.M.S. ( “CV” Trim)

11 Preliminary rod adjustment. (Door still on saw horses)
Depress tripping lever allowing latch bolt to extend.

Bell crank should be all of the way down in slot as shown.

Push down on top latch bolt, bolt should not retract

or be able to be pushed in. Bolt should be dead-locked.

If latch bolt can be pushed in; additional adjustment will be

required.

Top Rod Adjusting Screw (slotted)

Connecting Link

Locking Screw

a. Loosen locking screw in top connecting link. #2 phillips head screwdriver required.

b. Rotate adjusting screw clockwise (right) to shorten the rod assembly. Medium flat blade screwdriver required.

Note: Check outside trim operation and make any required adjustments in same manner; use outside trim in lieu of touch bar assembly to retract latch bolts; ensure that both top and bottom bolts retract fully and clear strikes.

c. Re-check adjustment “after each half turn” of adjusting screw. Do this by attempting to push in on top latch as before then push in on tripping lever to ensure latch bolt is fully out; adjust until dead latch is achieved.
d. Once dead latch is achieved secure in place by tightening the locking screw in top of connecting link securely.
e. Retract latch bolts, tripping lever in top latch should hold latch bolts in fully retracted position. Ensure bottom bolt is protruding no more then 1/8″ to 1/4″ below door edge. Adjust it in same manner as with top latch.
Note: If resistance is met when making adjustment to rods ensure they are not to long or are in a bind inside of the door, or the connecting spring can be broken.

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12 Prepare to install touch and rail on door.

NOTE: All dimensions are based on 5/8″ stop height; Verify strikes, stile width, any trim and stop height prior to making any cuts. If cutting is required follow instructions below.

Size A: Fits 48″ door opening without cutting. Can be cut to fit a 34″ minimum door opening. Size B: Fits 36″ door opening without cutting. Can be cut to fit a 28″ minimum door opening. Size C: Fits 36″ door opening with out cutting. Using a shorter touch pad then the standard “B” size allows it to be cut to 25″ door opening.

Note: Models with prefix options such as “ES”, “DE” etc. may not be cut down to minimums shown to left. Consult factory or catalog for details.

Edge of stop Edge of stop

Verify device length with box label; “A”, “B” or “C”, ie. 9100B Example:
36″ Door opening Apx. 1 13/16″
Standard “B” touch bar and rail 30″

IMPORTANT
Use caution when cutting touchbar and rail to size on models with “ES”, “MS”, “LM” or “DWA” prefix options. These units contain internal wiring. For models with prefix options “BPA”, BPAR” or “DE” remove filler containing electronics before cutting.

Note: If door opening width is less then standard touch bar will have to be cut down. ie: door opening width 34″ subtract 2″ from rear of touch bar and rail, tape and cut to length as shown.
Touch bar and rail assembly

Filler Tape
2″

12A Cutting of “FL” type touch bar and rail assembly.

13 Hang door in opening,
ensure door is square, plumb and swings freely.

Note: If door opening width is less or stops are different, then standard touch bar will have to be cut down. ie: door opening width 34″ subtract 2″ from rear of rail, depress touch bar as shown, tape and cut to length as shown. Touch bar should be approximately 3/16″ longer then rail once it is released to upward position.
Filler

Touch bar and rail assembly

Tape 2″

Make any adjustments required to door, frame and opening prior to proceeding with installation.

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14 Install touch bar and rail assembly and end cap bracket to door.

Remove two 8-32 screws from chassis, slide touch bar and rail assembly under rear of chassis. Note: If device has prefix “ES” ensure that pins in lever bolt align with slots in actuator located inside nose of touch bar. See instruction sheet IES-7 packed with device. Install (2) two 8-32 x 3/8″ P.H.P.M.S. to secure touchbar to chassis.

Hold rear mounting bracket tightly against door and rear of rail. Mark (2) two holes and drill per chart. Secure with proper fasteners.

1/8″ Drill 1″ Deep (Wood) No. 16 Drill – 12-24 Tap (Metal) 3/8″ Dia. (Thru bolts)

Metal/thru-bolts – (2) 12-24 x 1″ F.H.P.M.S. Wood – (2) #12 x 1 1/4″ F.H.P.T.S.

(2) 8-32 x 3/8″ P.H.P.M.S.
“Remove protective covering from the touchbar and rail assembly prior to installing on door.”

Bracket should be flush against door and tight against rear of rail.

For the following models prefixes: “ES”, “MS”, “LM” or “DWA” drill an additional 1/2″ diameter hole as shown. See options pages at rear for addtional information.
1/2″ DIA.

NOTE: If carton label list prefix; “ES”, “MS”, “LM”, “BPA”, “BPAR”, “DWA”, “LM/MS/BP” or “CD” prefix see Options pages at rear.

ES105 (Required for above
options.)

15 Install top strike in frame.

#418 Strike

(2) 10-32 x 3/8″ F.H.P.M.S.

Optional: #419 Strike (wood jamb)

See “Frame Preparation” on page 14 for cut out and holes.

(2) #10 x 1″ F.H.P.T.S.

16 Install bottom strike in floor or threshold.

See page 15 for additional mounting and optional strikes.

3/16″ Ref. Finished floor or top of threshold

CL of bolt

CL of strike 1″ from inside face of door.
Drill 13/16″ dia. hole x 1″ in depth. #439 Strike

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FRAME PREPARATION

Reinforcement

1 1/2″

3/4″

13/16″

#10-32 Tap (2) places For 10-32 x 3/8″ F.H.P.U.C.M.S.
15/16″

1 5/8″

CL

19/32″ 1 3/16″
2″
Cut out dimensions

CL Of strike Mounted #418 strike

1 5/8″

1/8″

13/16″

2″ 1 1/2″ 3/4″

1 5/8″

13/16″

CL Of strike No. 418

Reinforcement

Stop

CL

Optional prep for No. 419 top strike in wood frame
Wood jamb 1/2″

Top edge of stop

Note: 1/2″ x 2″ x 1/16″

Stop

Cut out in stop.

15/16″ Edge of stop
CL Of strike

Type of installation

Minimum vertical ref. of chassis

Single door 1/2″ blade stop

1 1/4″

Minimum Stile Pull only “Y” trim 2 1/16″ 2 5/16″

Pairs and double egress

1 1/4″

2″

2 1/8″

Fire rated & wood door

2″

2 5/8″

2 7/8″

Note: Metal edge may be required on fire door applications.

2″

13/16″

3/4″ 1 1/2″

1 13/16″

13/16″

15/16″ Edge of stop CL Of strike

9/16″

CL Of strike No. 419

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1/4″ Ref. Finished floor

CL Of latch

BOTTOM STRIKE PREPARATION

CL Of strike 1″ Inside face of door
Drill 13/16″ Dia. 1″ in depth.

Top of threshold

#439 Strike

3/16″ Ref.

1″ 2 3/4″

Optional pullman latch No. 431 strike installation

1/4″-20 x 1″ R.H.P.M.S.
1/4″ Ref.
Finished floor Steel anchors

CL Of strike 7/8″ Inside face of door.

Top of threshold

Note: 1 5/16″ min. to 1 5/8″ max. square cut out for recessed strike 1″ in depth.

#431 Strike 1 1/2″ 1 1/2″
3/8″
Optional slide bolt No. 340 strike installation

2″ 1″

For surface strike drill (2) 5/16″ dia. holes, x 1″ in depth for lead anchors. Secure with (2) #12 x 1″ F.H.P.T.S.
Note: Drill 5/8″ dia. hole 1/2″ deep min.
#340 Strike 1 3/8″

Top of threshold

3/16″ Ref. 3/16″ Ref.

5/16″ 14

17 Adjustment of rods.

A. Block open door and release top latch bolt as shown.
Top latch should be fully extend and dead latched as shown.
Note: “Cutouts” shown for clarity, not required.

Check for dead lock

by attempting to push

B.

downward on top latch

bolt (it should not push

in). If dead locked, secure

by tightening locking screw

on top of connecting link.

If not follow steps below.

C.

Locking Screw Top Loosen locking

screw. Use

Adjusting Screw Top adjusting screw to lengthen or

shorten rod.

G. Standing on inside, close door and check that top and bottom latch bolts align and engage in top and bottom strikes.
H. After rods are fully adjusted ensure that top and bottom locking screws are tight.
I. Check device operation by opening and closing door several times from inside. Check and operate outside trim if installed.
Repeat adjustment procedure if:
Top latch is not held retracted Bottom slide bolt does not clear strike or floor. Latches do not work properly with outside trim
J. Install end cap and center case covers.

Do not over

tighten connecting

Rotate counter clockwise

springs.

to lengthen, continue to

check for dead lock as

screw is rotated. Secure by tightening top locking

screw once dead lock is achieved.

Flush

D. Depress and hold touch bar. Push in on tripping lever and check position of top latch bolt. It should be flush to slightly depressed in top latch bracket.
E. Release tripping lever and touch bar, top latch should remain in retracted position

“FL” Full length touch bar & rail series. (2) 8-32 x 1/4″ P.H.F.H.U.C.M.S. (2) #10 x 1″ F.H.P.T.S.
(6) 8-32 x 3/8″ P.H.F.H.U.C.M.S.
K. Standard hex key dogging, depress touch bar insert supplied hex key and rotate clock wise to dog and counter clock wise to undog.

Slide bolt clears strike

F. With top latch held retracted, adjust bottom rod so slide bolt is flush across bottom of latch bracket and clears threshold, floor and strike. If adjustment is required use bottom adjusting screw: follow same steps as above for adjusting top latch bolt. Secure with bottom locking screw once adjustment is complete.
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Note: Periodic cleaning and lubrication of latches on 6 month intervals will ensure proper operation of device.

OPTIONS: Cylinder dogging
Cylinder specifications and cams;

11/16″ Min 5/16″

1″ Min. to 1 1/8″ Max.

Note: When using IC core cylinders, ensure that cam is in proper position prior to installing the new core.

Arrow Assa Best Corbin Falcon

Useable Cams

001 Std. (Yale) C136 A02 12667-3

Ilco/Unican SC1

Lori

SC1 4200-82-2002 Std.

Sargent 13-0664 or 13-0660

Schlage 001

Yale

2160

Witness Marks
Correct

In-correct

Cylinder dogging option on standard touch bar and rail;

Note: DORMA mortise cylinder supplied. To use other manufacture cylinders, “L” less cylinder is available.

To change cylinder: 1. Dog down touch bar. 2. Remove end cap and end cap mounting bracket. 3. Slide out filler from rear of rail. 4. Remove cylinder nut on underside of filler. 5. Remove cylinder and mounting plate.

6. Insert new cylinder facing as shown in detail. 7. Install mounting bracket and cylinder nut. 8. Slide filler back into rear of rail. 9. Install end cap mounting bracket and end cap. 10. Undog touch bar.

Cylinder dogging option on full length touch bar and rail; (See cam specifications above.)

Note: DORMA mortise cylinder supplied. To use other manufacture cylinders, “L” less cylinder is available.

To change cylinder:

1. Remove end cap, end cover & end cap mounting bracket.

11. Re-install end cap mounting bracket.

2. Remove cover from chassis and two chassis to touch bar mounting screws. 12. Re-install end cap, end cover & chassis cover.

3. Remove (6) touch bar to rail mounting screw from underside of rail.

4. Flip rear arm assembly outward from underside of touch bar.

5. Remove cylinder nut on underside of touch bar.

6. Remove cylinder and mounting plate.

6. Insert new cylinder facing as shown in detail.

7. Install mounting bracket and cylinder nut.

8. Flip rear arm assembly back under touch bar.

9. Re-install touch bar to rail with (6) screws.

10. Install touch bar & rail back on to chassis with (2) screws.

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OPTIONS

“CD” (CYLINDER DOGGING) OPTION:

“LM” (LATCH MONITOR) OPTION:

Cylinder dogging installation instructions & cylinder specifications.
c b2 b3

NOTE: Touch bar must be in dogged down position, to remove the rear filler panel.

a
11/16″ Min 5/16″

b1 Note: DORMA mortise cylinder supplied. To use other manufacture cylinders, “L” less cylinder is available.
1″ Min. to 1 1/8″ Max.

Latch monitor: Monitors movement of latch bolt, with or without depressing of touch bar. Can be wired normally open or normally closed.
NOTE: Touch bar must be in dogged down position, to remove the rear filler panel.

Note: When using IC core

cylinders, ensure that cam

Useable Cams

Arrow

001

is in proper position prior to installing the new core.

Assa

Std. (Yale)

Best Corbin Falcon

C136

Witness

A02

Marks

12667-3

DORMA 10

Ilco/Unican SC1

Correct

Lori

SC1 4200-82-2002 Std.

In-correct

Sargent 13-0664 or 13-0660

Schlage 001

Yale

2160

Black

Common

*

SPDT, .5 amp @ 28VDC max.

Green Normally
Open

NOTE: Use caution when cutting touch bar and rail to length.

Red Normally Closed

“BPA” & “BPAR” (ALARM) OPTION: (STANDARD INSTALLATION)
BPA: Battery powered alarm, sounds continuous or until disarmed.
BPAR: Battery powered alarm, sounds for 4 minutes, automatically resets.
“Alarm mode set at factory.”

SIZE A: Will fit 48″ (1219 mm) door opening without cutting. Can be cut to fit a 39″ (991 mm) minimum door opening. SIZE B: Will fit 36″ (914 mm) door opening without cutting. Can be cut to fit a 33″ (838 mm) minimum door opening. SIZE C: Will fit 36″ (914 mm) door opening without cutting. Can be cut to fit a 30″ (762 mm) minimum door opening.

a1

*NOTE: Use caution when

cutting touch bar and rail to

b

length.

c2 c1
8-32 x 3/8″ F.H.P.U.C.M.S.
a2 12-24 x 3/4″ R.H.P.M.S.

(DORMA mortise cylinder supplied.)
To install customer supplied cylinder, see cylinder dogging option at top of page.

To replace battery remove endcap.
Refer to additional alarm instructions packed with device for operation of alarmed exit device.

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Option: “LM” Latch monitor; monitors movement of latch bolt with or without depressing of touch bar. May be wired either normally open or normally closed.

NOTE: Touch bar must be in dogged down position, to remove the rear filler panel.
* SPDT, .5 amp @ 28VDC max.

* NOTE: Use caution when
cutting touch bar and rail to length. Additional hole required see step 11.

Black Common
Green Normally
Open

Red Normally Closed

* SPDT, .5 amp @ 28VDC max.

Black Common

Green Normally Open

Red Normally Closed

“BPA”, “BPAR” & DWA (ALARM) Options; “BPA” Battery powered alarm, sounds continuous until reset. “BPAR” alarm sounds for 4 minutes then will automaticaly reset. Alarm mode set at factory.
Note: On either the standard 9000 alarm or the 9000″FL” versions caution must be used when cutting touch bar and rail to length due to the wires running inside of the assembly. A standard DORMA cylinder is supplied on both units, to change to a customer supplied cylinder follow steps under “cylinder dogging”. Refer to addtional instruction sheet packed with device for operational instructions etc.

Standard 9000 series

“DWA” OPTION: Battery Eliminator

White
Green (Non-polarized) Connected to outside power source; 12-24V AC/DC supply. ie: Dorma ES-100 etc. Contact Dorma 1-800-523-8483 for other supplies available.
To change battery: 1. Prop open door. 2. Remove (2) end cap mounting screws. 3. Remove (2) end cap mounting bracket screws. 4. Remove mounting bracket & replace battery. 5. Re-install in reverse order.

9000″FL” series
To change battery: 1. Prop open door. 2. Remove (2) end cover mounting screws. 3. Remove (2) end cap screws. 4. Remove end cap & replace battery. 5. Re-install in reverse order.

Size A: Fits 48″ door opening without cutting. Can be cut to fit a 37 1/2″ minimum door opening. Size B: Fits 36″ door opening without cutting. Can be cut to fit a 31 1/2″ minimum door opening. Size C: Fits 36″ door opening with out cutting. Using a shorter touch pad then the standard “B” size allows it to be cut to 28 1/2″ door opening.
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OPTIONS
Option: “ES” Electric latch retraction: Electrically retracts latch bolt(s) when energized by power supply.

Electrically retracts latchbolt(s) when energized by power supply.
REQUIRES DORMA PS501 POWER SUPPLY AND ES105 POWER TRANSFER.
PS501 Will operate (2) “ES” 9600 exit devices, but is capable of powering (2) additional devices
by installing the optional “ES-2” card.

*NOTE: Use caution when cutting touch bar and rail to length. Requires additional hole see step 11.

Black (Polarized) Red

Black (Polarized)
Red

Option: “MS” Monitor Switch: Monitors movement of touch bar, or can be used to signal an external light, horn etc.

Located on the rear arm assembly as shown;

Comes standard with (2) two micro switches.

Both can be wired normally open or normally

closed.

On the standard 9000 series it can be added in the field by removing rear filler. On the “FL” series it can be added, however the touch bar

must be removed completely from the rail to

install switch assembly.

Black – Common Green – Normally Open

Red – Normally Closed

*

SPDT, .5 amp @ 28VDC max.

Note: Normal switch position shown, once installed normally open and closed positions are reversed.

*NOTE: Use caution when cutting touch bar and rail to length. Requries additional hole see step 11.

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OPTIONS

“DE” (DELAYED EGRESS) OPTION:

Note: Refer to DE9000 Series Installation Instructions for addtional instructions for installation and operation of the “Delayed Egress” exit device.

Specific project or custom wiring diagrams available on request, consult the DORMA techinical service department.
NOTE: Always disconnect power prior to making any connections or service.

DORMA MODEL ES100

24 VOLT DC POWER SUPPLY

FUSE

PUSH TO RESET

(AD100 220V Version Optional)

CIRCUIT BREAKER

It is recommended that the 120VAC power be supplied from an Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS) to ensure proper operation during a power failure. Always observe proper static discharge grounding procedure’s when installing or servicing the DE device.

3/4 AMP 120VAC

3.0 AMP 24VDC

REPLACE WITH 3AG 3/4 AMP

SLO-BLOW TYPE FUSE ONLY

ZONE 1

OUTPUT

CONTROL

TERMINALS SWITCH

ZONE 2

OUTPUT TERMINALS

CONTROL SWITCH

NO CONNECTION

Wires that interconnect the remote authorized egress

and remote by-pass/rearm must be located within the same room as the panic hardware (DE), or out-

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

side the door at no more than 10′ feet of distance.

For ULC installations: Some “Authorities Having Jurisdiction” also require an illumination level of 100′ feet at the door, to be provided by the emergency power supply system.

Green Ground Screw Located On Chassis

DORMA ES100
Minimum 18 AWG wire recommended for 24VDC inputs (red & black) leads.
DORMA ES105 (Power Transfer) “Recommended”

Maximum Wire Length From Power Supply To Device & Back To Supply In Feet x Wire Gage/Size

WIRE 18AWG 16AWG 14AWG 12AWG

FEET 25

50

75

100

* For 24VDC inputs only (red & black wires).

Note: Wire run is from supply to device and back to the supply.

CAUTION:
TURN OFF 120VAC POWER PRIOR TO MAKING ANY CONNECTIONS TO TERMINALS

WHITE (NEUTRAL) BLACK (HOT) GREEN (GROUND)

120 VAC

From UPS

POWER LINE Power Source
(1.0 AMP MAX.)

Control Inputs

Monitoring Outputs

DPS

Grey Black

(See Page 6 for typical wiring of control inputs and monitoring outputs.)

BLACK: NOT USED BLUE: 24VDC GREEN: FIRE ALARM CONTACT BROWN: 24VDC VIOLET: CHECK EXIT RED: TIED TOGETHER WITH
OTHER DOOR ON PAIRS
(6) Wire Secondary Connection
Bundle 22″ in length.

(12) Wire Primary Connection Bundle 22″ in length.
BLACK: (-) 24VDC IN
RED: (+) 24VDC IN WHITE: AUTHORIZED EGRESS/AUTO RESET ORANGE: BYPASS/RE-ARM GREY: DPS N/C VIOLET: ALARM RELAY COMMON GREEN: RED OUTPUT EMITTER BROWN: RED OUTPUT COLLECTOR BLUE: GREEN OUTPUT EMITTER YELLOW: GREEN OUTPUT COLLECTOR PINK: ALARM RELAY N/C TAN: ALARM RELAY N/O

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9100/F9100 SERIES CONCEALED VERTICAL ROD EXIT DEVICE
Top Rod Adjustment Chart – for door sizes ranging from 6’4′ to 8’4″.

8’4″

Pre-drilled

adjustment

holes.

8’2″

8′ 7’10”
7’8″ 7’6″ 7’4″ 7’2″
7′ 6’10”
6’8″

Thread this end onto top latch adjusting bolt as shown on page 7 in installation instructions.
Outer rod
Pre-drilled adjustment holes.
1/2″
0
1/2″
1″
1 1/2″
Example: For 7’5″ door use 7’4″ pre-drilled inner rod with 1″ pre-drilled outer rod; (6th hole on inner rod & 2nd hole on outer rod.)

6’4″ Inner rod
Rod end is assembled to pivot connecting link
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INSIDE DOOR PREP (VERTICAL REFERENCE)

AC B

AC B

OUTSIDE DOOR PREP (VERTICAL REFERENCE)

H

C

C

For Wood or Composite Doors; 8 1/8″ x 2 3/8″ x 3/4″ Deep Min. Cut
Out. (Outside Face) DO NOT CUT THROUGH DOOR! (G) 2 1/8″ Dia. Min. Hole x 1 1/4″ Deep As Shown (E) 1″ Dia. Min. Hole Thru As Shown (L)1 1/4″ Dia. Hole x 1″ Deep As Shown
FOR WOOD DOOR 8 1/8″ x 2 3/8″ x 3/4″ DEEP MIN. (SEE TEMPLATE BOOK PRINT T-9005 FOR ADDITIONAL INFO.)

1″ x 1 5/8″ CUTOUT TOP AND BOTTOM
VERTICAL REF. LINE BASED ON

HORIZONTAL 40 5/16″ FROM

J F

E

E

K J

REFERENCE FINISHED FLOOR

1″ x 1 5/8″ CUTOUT TOP AND BOTTOM
2 3/4″ FROM OUTSIDE DOOR EDGE

AC B

AC B

DRILL CHART

A 1/8″ (3 mm) DIA. DRILL 1″ (25 mm) DEEP B NO. 14 DRILL 12-24 TAP C 3/8″ (10 mm) DIA. THRU
C 3/8″ (10 mm) DIA. THRU E 1″ (25.4 mm) DIA. THRU FOR “08” FUNCTION F 1 1/4″ (32 mm) DIA. THRU FOR “03” FUNCTION
C 3/8″ (10 mm) DIA. THRU E 1″ (25.4 mm) DIA. THRU FOR “05” FUNCTION F 1 3/8″ (35 mm) DIA. THRU FOR “03” FUNCTION
D 3/8″ (10 mm) DIA. THRU
J 5/16″ (8mm) DIA. THRU DOOR – C08, R08 & K08 K 2 1/8″ (54mm) DIA. THRU DOOR – C08, R08 & K08 B NO. 14 DRILL 12-24 TAP
D D

G J
F

E

E

K
J G
E L

L

C

C

H
DRILL CHART

C 3/8″ (10 mm) DIA. THRU
C 3/8″ (10 mm) DIA. THRU G 2 1/8″(54 mm) DIA. OUTSIDE FACE “08” FUNCTION E 1″ (25.4 mm) DIA. THRU FOR “08” FUNCTION F 1 1/4″ (32 mm) DIA. THRU FOR “03” FUNCTION
C 3/8″ (10 mm) DIA. THRU F 1 3/8″ (35 mm) DIA. THRU FOR “03” FUNCTION H 2 1/4″ (57 mm) x 8″ (203 mm) CUTOUT OUT-
SIDE FACE ONLY FOR “O5” & “22” FUNCTION L 1 1/4″ DIA. FOR THUMPIECE CLEARANCE D 3/8″ (10 mm) DIA. THRU
J 5/16″ (8mm) DIA. THRU DOOR – C08, R08 & K08 K 2 1/8″ (54mm) DIA. THRU DOOR – C08, R08 & K08

D

D

T9100 7/2011

Documents / Resources

DORMA 9100 Concealed Vertical Rod Exit Device [pdf] Installation Guide
9100, F9100, 9100FL, F9100FL, 9100 Concealed Vertical Rod Exit Device, 9100, Concealed Vertical Rod Exit Device, Vertical Rod Exit Device, Rod Exit Device, Exit Device

References

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