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Connection of digital sensor
In order to connect digital sensor follow:
1. Connect supplied RJ11 (6P4C) cable to input of digital sensor.
2. Connect the other end of the cable to digital input 6P4C (Connectors «DI-1,
DI-2») of any system unit or into a free connector of another digital sensor already
connected to the system. Sensor type is determined automatically.
3. Make sure that the sensor is found by the monitoring system. Go to tab
«Modules» in system web-interface. Find the newly connected sensor. Change
sensor settings (see below) if necessary.
4. Repeat procedures 1-3 for the remaining digital sensors, connecting each
sensor to a separate digital port or any other free port of another digital sensor
connected to the system.
Attention! You can connect up to 10 digital sensors consequently to one digital port.
5. In tab “Modules” in “System menu” press «Save», in order to save data
about the connected units and their parameters.
Removal of analog and digital sensors
For removal of sensor disconnect it from the unit. Sensor will not disappear from the
system and will be shown as “Not connected”. At successive connection of the sensor it
is not required to repeat procedure again, all the parameters will be stored in flash memory.
For a complete removal of the sensor, press “Save” in “System menu” of system webinterface;
sensor will be completely removed.
1.5 Connection of devices to relay outputs
For connection of devices to relay it is required:
1. Connect commutative power to connector of relay output.
2. Connect electric load to connector of relay output.
3. Plug the connector into corresponding jack of relay output.
Attention! Devices must only be connected to relay outputs without electric load!
Since the relay is a part of unit, it is connected automatically and does not require any actions
from the administrator.
Keep in mind that when using monitoring system Sky Control as an access control system,
readers are logically related to the first and the second relay outputs.
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