in succession. The number
of
pulses is
programmable.
PULSE
Each event will cause the output to turn on for
a time defined by the command "OUTPUT
DURATION".
3.4.2
Output Events Command
This command allows you to define what type of activity occurring
at the door will trigger a specific output. When you enter this
command, the following display will show: -
You are now expected to key in the event code that you wish
output point #1 to respond to. If for example, you want OUTPUT
#1 to activate when either there is an invalid card swiped (event
code 1) or when a wrong PIN code is entered (event code 3), then
you must key in the code 1 (invalid card) and 3 (invalid PIN). To
do this, you must press key "1" 4 times, then the cursor-right key
"C", then the key "3" a total of 4 times. This is because the keypad
is now in the alphanumeric mode. When the choice of events are
correct, press <#> key to accept.
You should repeat the same procedure above for Output Points #2,
3, 4, 5 and 6.
Note that if you have chosen any of the points to be "GP" instead of
"EVENT", then this command will have no effect on those points.
EL2316D can distinguish and log 21 different types of events. This
is shown in the table below:-
TABLE OF TRANSACTION CODE
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