Chapter 4: Menu reference
84 CDC4 Door Controller Installation and Programming Manual
Select the duress mode from the following options:
• Disabled: Duress codes are not supported by the CDC4.
• Increment last digit: The duress code is the user PIN with the last digit
incremented by 1. For example, if the user PIN is 1234, then the duress code
is 1235. If the user PIN is 1239, then the duress code is 1230.
• Add last digit: The duress code is the user PIN with an extra 5 appended. For
example, if the user PIN is 1239, then the duress code is 12395.
Note: This option is not compatible with 10 digit PINs.
• Add first digit: The duress code is the user PIN with an extra 5 prepended.
For example, if the user PIN is 1239, then the duress code is 51239.
Note: This option is not compatible with 10 digit PINs.
Onboard Ethernet
To enable the IP communication, follow these steps:
1. Set Enable Ethernet to On.
2. Set static IP data like IP address, gateway address, subnet mask, DNS server
addresses.
Tamper output location
Program the output to be activated when a “Cabinet Tamper” or a “Siren Fault”
condition exists on CDC4.
Note: Program appropriate outputs using the scheme described in the “Flexible
device locations” section on page 63.
Mains fail output location
Program the output to be activated when a “Mains Fail” condition exists on
CDC4.
Low battery output location
Program the output to be activated when a “Low Battery” condition exists on
CDC4.
Bus options
Each bus can have devices other than ATS devices. Each bus supports the
OSDP (Open Supervised Device Protocol), SALLIS (by SALTO Systems), and
Aperio protocols. Each bus can use one protocol at a time, but the two buses can
use different protocols.
See “Bus formats” on page 61 for more information.
Bus format
Each bus format may be one of:
• ATS: ATS protocol for adding devices from the ATS family of products
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