Senstar Corporation LM100 User Manual
Input/output configuration
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Senstar LM100 Product Guide
Input/output configuration
This section details the procedures for configuring the gateway’s inputs and outputs (I/O) for Local
control and Remote control operation.
control and Remote control operation.
Specifying the Auxiliary I/O control mode, I/O type and option card
1. On the Aux Cfig tab select the Arrow beside the Aux Control: field.
2. Specify the control mode for this gateway (Local or Remote).
3. If the gateway includes an option card, specify the type (Input or Output).
4. Use the 10 Aux Type radio buttons to set each I/O point as either an input or an output.
5. Save the UCM configuration file and download the configuration changes to the gateway.
2. Specify the control mode for this gateway (Local or Remote).
3. If the gateway includes an option card, specify the type (Input or Output).
4. Use the 10 Aux Type radio buttons to set each I/O point as either an input or an output.
5. Save the UCM configuration file and download the configuration changes to the gateway.
Auxiliary (Aux) inputs
The I/O points specified as inputs on the gateway are voltage sensing inputs. The gateway
determines an input’s status via an internal reference voltage, and the configuration of the contact
closures and supervision resistors. Input contact closures MUST be voltage-free. Define the inputs
as normally open (NO) or normally closed (NC) with single resistor supervision, dual resistor
supervision, or unsupervised. The Filter Window parameter enables the setting of the time period
for which an input must be active, before the gateway reports an event.
determines an input’s status via an internal reference voltage, and the configuration of the contact
closures and supervision resistors. Input contact closures MUST be voltage-free. Define the inputs
as normally open (NO) or normally closed (NC) with single resistor supervision, dual resistor
supervision, or unsupervised. The Filter Window parameter enables the setting of the time period
for which an input must be active, before the gateway reports an event.
Local control mode
In local control mode, the Aux inputs are used to activate luminaire zones in response to the inputs
of auxiliary security equipment. Select the input, specify the input’s parameters, and then specify
which luminaire zone will be activated when the input is activated.
of auxiliary security equipment. Select the input, specify the input’s parameters, and then specify
which luminaire zone will be activated when the input is activated.
Remote control mode
In Remote control mode, the Aux inputs serve as auxiliary device inputs to the host Security
Management System (SMS). The inputs are available for reporting the status of other security
devices. The gateway reports any change of an input’s state to the SMS via the Silver Network
Manager.
Management System (SMS). The inputs are available for reporting the status of other security
devices. The gateway reports any change of an input’s state to the SMS via the Silver Network
Manager.
Note
See document # 00DA1003-002 for details on using the UltraLink
modular I/O system to report Senstar LM100 alarm conditions.
modular I/O system to report Senstar LM100 alarm conditions.
Figure 56: Aux Type settings
Note
The four inputs on the (dry contact input card) DRIC function the same
as the inputs on the gateway. Follow the directions for setting up the
gateway’s AUX inputs to setup the inputs on the DRIC (if applicable).
as the inputs on the gateway. Follow the directions for setting up the
gateway’s AUX inputs to setup the inputs on the DRIC (if applicable).
use the radio buttons to specify each port’s function