Picture Perfect 4.6 User Manual - UTCFS Global Security Products

Chapter 8
Device management
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Table 70. DirecDoor wiring chart - Inputs and Outputs
Element Board number DO address DI address Reader address Exit DI address
DirecDoor Reader 1 0 - 1 0 - 1 0 - 1 8 - 9
DirecDoor Digital Output 1 16 - 21 -- -- --
DirecDoor I/O Module Digital Output 2 16 - 19 -- -- --
DirecDoor I/O Module Digital Input 1 -- 16 - 19 -- --
Notes:
• The AC Power Fail input is always defined as Board 0, Address 0;
• The Tamper input is always defined as Board 0, Address 1;
• The Low Battery input is always defined as Board 0, Address 2;
• The FACP input is always defined as Board 0, Address 3.
• There are no separate Reader and Digital Output boards on DirecDoor. This is only to maintain consistency with the
legacy Micro 5 controller mapping.
Related procedures
To create, edit, or delete an Output record:
1. Select Configuration, Inputs/Outputs, and then Outputs tab.
2. Refer to Creating, editing, deleting, and printing records on page 36.
Defining inputs
Physical inputs, such as sensors or detectors, must be described to the system. Use the Inputs form
to define where each input point is connected, how it is wired to activate, what kind of state changes
activate it, how long it remains detected before it activates, which input group is associated with it,
and where messages about this input are routed.
Example
An input controls a door sensor. The sensor detects when the doors is open or closed. A description
for this input could be: 01-1-00 Door DI
The first part of the description indicates that the input is connected to DI point 00 on DI board 1 of
Micro ID 01. The last part of the description indicates the purpose of the output