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General| Brand | Protege |
|---|---|
| Model | PRT-CTRL-SE |
| Category | Recording Equipment |
| Language | English |
Lists available modules for expanding the Protégé® System via RS-485 Network.
Connects the tamper switch to signal cabinet opening to the monitoring station.
Details the proper method for connecting the system to earth ground for optimal results.
Specifies the power source and transformer requirements for the system.
Explains the recommended battery type, connection, and testing procedure.
Describes how to configure the battery charge current using jumpers.
Explains how to connect an external LED to indicate system status.
Details the encrypted RS-485 communications technology and its connection.
Explains how to connect the onboard modem for alarm communication.
Details the onboard expansion connector for connecting additional interface devices.
Describes the Ethernet network communication and IP address configuration.
Shows how to connect a standard Wiegand reader for access control.
Explains connecting multiple Wiegand readers for dual-door access control.
Details connecting door contacts for monitoring door status and conditions.
Describes connecting electric strike locks and their monitoring.
Explains how to program the onboard reader and its input functions.
Details the 16 zone inputs and their capabilities for monitoring devices.
Explains EOL resistor configuration options for zone inputs.
Lists and describes the 64 trouble zones used for system monitoring.
Describes the Bell/Siren PGM outputs for activating sirens and warning devices.
Details the Open Collector PGM outputs for activating relays, sounders, and lights.
Explains using reader outputs as general purpose PGMs for various functions.
Explains the 4-way DIP switch for configuring boot-up and power-on settings.
Provides steps to reset the controller to its factory default settings.
Explains the function of the main status indicator LED on the PCB.
Describes the fault indicator LED and its meaning during operation.
Explains the dual function of the Charge/Test indicator LED for battery status.
Details the Auxiliary OK indicator for auxiliary fuse and voltage status.
Explains the AC OK indicator for valid AC input detection.
Describes the 5V Isolated Power indicator for the RS-485 network interface.
Details the Bell 1/Bell 2 indicator status for Bell Output and fault conditions.
Explains the Network RX/TX indicators for data transmission status.
Describes the Ethernet Link indicator for network connection status.
Explains the 100Mb indicator for network speed negotiation.
Details the R1/R2 Data indicators for reader data reception and format.
Explains the Online indicator for modem communication status.
Example demonstrating validation of current consumption against specifications.
Second example for validating current consumption and total load.
Third example for validating current consumption and total load.
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