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Picture Perfect 4.6
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Table 72. Micro 5 (M5) wiring chart - Inputs
Element Board number DI address Reader address Exit DI address
Notes:
• Optional boards include four 20DI boards (20 supervised input points), four 16DO boards (16 output points), four
2RP boards (2-reader board), and one 8RP board (8-reader board).
• The M5 cabinet has a seven-slot capacity. Two slots are used by the mandatory Power/Communications and CPU
boards. The remaining five slots may be configured to meet your site requirements with any combination of boards,
within the limitations listed above.
• On an M5, the Tamper and AC Power Fail inputs must be wired to connector 6 on the Power/Communications board.
The AC Power Fail input is always defined as Board 0, Address 0; the Tamper input is always defined as Board 0,
Address 1.
Related procedures
To create, edit, or delete an Input record:
1. Select Configuration, Inputs/Outputs, and then Inputs tab.
2. Refer to Creating, editing, deleting, and printing records on page 36.
Controlling outputs
Outputs are devices that can turn on or off due to an input condition or operator intervention. An
authorized operator can turn outputs on or off using the Control Outputs function for the duration of
time entered on the Output form.
You can select a single input group, output group, or an individual output from this window. Click the
corresponding icon to display the Control Outputs window or the Control Output Groups window.
Figure 68.Control Outputs Form
Example
The Control Output Groups window allows you to manually control all associated output devices
such as lights or sirens. For example, you may decide to use a manual reset for a motion sensor that
activates floodlights in a parking lot.
To control all outputs associated with the selected output group, click the On or Off radio button.