Keyscan Inc. – Technical Guide (PC109x - 07.15)
Terminate Auxiliary Outputs with Hardware/Alarms
Door and auxiliary inputs are programmable to trip auxiliary output relays on an alarm event. This excludes
pre-alert relays. Auxiliary output relays can connect to alarm panels, CCTV systems etc.
As an example, a forced entry detected by a door input could trip an auxiliary output that initiates a CCTV
system to record the intrusion at the door.
Auxiliary output relays may also control hardware with an associated time zone, such as scheduling the
locking/unlocking of a reader-less door on a defined time zone.
Table 6 – Auxiliary Output Relay Assignments & Ribbon Cable Connections
Ribbon Cable Connection OCB-8 to
Control Board
Aux. Output 1/Relay 3 (K3)
Aux. Output 2/Relay 4 (K4)
(See note on Figure 26 – Terminate
Auxiliary Outputs CA250B about
relays 5 & 6)
Connect ribbon from H1 on OCB-8 to Control 1 on
CA250B
Aux. Output 1/Relay 5 (K5)
Aux. Output 2/Relay 6 (K6)
Aux. Output 3/Relay 7 (K7)
Aux. Output 4/Relay 8 (K8)
Connect ribbon from H1 on OCB-8 to Control 1 on
CA4500B.
Aux. Output 1/Relay 1 (K1)
Aux. Output 2/Relay 2 (K2)
Aux. Output 3/Relay 3 (K3)
Aux. Output 4/Relay 4 (K4)
Aux. Output 5/Relay 5 (K5)
Aux. Output 6/Relay 6 (K6)
Aux. Output 7/Relay 7 (K7)
Aux. Output 8/Relay 8 (K8)
Connect ribbon from H1 on OCB-8 to Control 2 on
CA8500B.
Important
Do not assign a time zone to an auxiliary output already assigned to an alarm event. The alarm has
priority over the time zone.