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will be Relay 0. The readers then provide up to four additional spare relays, one and two on the
master, numbers three and four on the exit.
master, numbers three and four on the exit.
Ensure all related relay cabling requirements have been met. A GP or general purpose input can be
configured to trigger a relay switch, which can be wired to a sounder or a light for example.
configured to trigger a relay switch, which can be wired to a sounder or a light for example.
Mapping an input signal to a relay switch.
Ensure
Local output disabled
is unchecked.
Connecting a Sounder.
If a S600S reader is part of an interlock system, the second relay on the Master reader may be used
to emit an interlock signal. A sounder can be connected to relays on an Exit reader.
to emit an interlock signal. A sounder can be connected to relays on an Exit reader.
Sounder connected to a spare relay
Diagram above shows Normally Open going Closed to trigger sound caused by an Input signal.
Remember that the PCB legend applies when the PCB is powered OFF.
When the PCB is powered the relay states become inverted
When the PCB is powered the relay states become inverted
9.5 Other AC2000 configuration options
Access Levels
For an S610S reader to function as part of an AC200 Access control system it is necessary to add
the reader to a
the reader to a
Group
of readers that are part of an
Access Level.
A Valid Card swiped on a reader that is NOT in any Access level will cause
the LDC to display WRONG ZONE.