5.4.3 Inputs and Outputs
Inputs:
Input wiring is configurable.
l Door Status Monitor (DSM): input for door contact. For access monitoring
andburglary alarms. Can be used as an entry/exit zone for burglary
protection. In this case:
o
When the area is disarmed, the DSM will work as a standard DSM; for
example, causing a door forced alarm if the door is opened illegally.
o
When arming/disarming, the DSMwill follow the entry/exit route rules.
l Request to Exit (RTE): request to exit button.
Outputs:
l Door Strike/Lock: relay dedicated for the door lock.
Selectable 12VDCfeed for the relay NC/NO contact using a jumper. In this
case, the circuit current is limited to 1.5A. For details, see Relay Jumper on
page74.
l LED R: controls the reader red LED (door blocked, e.g. area is armed)
l LED Y: controls the reader yellow LED
l LED G: controls the reader green LED
l BUZZ: controls the reader buzzer.
The buzzer output provides audible notifications for the following events:
l Card presented: Short beep for .1 seconds.
l Valid card (ID) presented: Door unlocked will present one long beep for one
second.
l Command rejected (request for access or request to arm): three short
beeps.
l Door Forced or Door Held: continuous tone until door is closed or event is
cancelled.
5.4.4 Mounting
You can install the Door Control Module against a wall in its own enclosure, or
you can install up to two Door Control Modules in a cabinet, next to and/or
stacked on top of an MPI Remote Power Supply.
The procedure below is for mounting the device on the wall in its own
enclosure. For installing in a cabinet, see Cabinet Mounting with Control Panel or
Remote Power Supply on page96.
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Make sure to mount the DCM inside the protected area.
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