Minimum HSU in region: Minimum number of HSUs allowed in the region.
Maximum HSU in region: Maximum number of HSUs allowed in the region.
Below minimum HSU relay: Physical address of the relay when the number of
HSUs in the region is less than minimum limit.
Maximum HSU relay: Physical address of the relay when the number of HSUs
in the region is more than maximum limit.
HSU warning relay: Physical address of the warning relay that will be triggered
when the HSU warning timer expires.
HSU alarm relay: Physical address of the alarm relay that will be triggered when
the HSU warning timer expires.
Programming holidays
Note: Typically, holidays will be configured using TecomC4. The following
information is for using CTPlus to program holidays if required.
Holidays can be used for:
Programming time zones
Programming door overrides
Programming door schedules
If required, program holiday types for the Network Access Controller on the
Holiday types form. Click the Holiday types button on the User access ribbon
tab. Refer to the ChallengerPlus Programming Manual for more information on
holiday types. Refer to the CTPlus Operators Manual or CTPlus online help for
more information on the Holiday types form.
In Classic mode, the NAC uses the same holidays as the ChallengerPlus panel it
is connected to.
In the other operating modes, the NAC supports up to 100 holidays.
To add a holiday to a NAC, follow these steps:
1. Click the Holidays button on the User access ribbon tab to open the
Holidays form.
2. On the Holidays form, click the New button in the toolbar to add a new
holiday record.
3. Enter a description for the holiday in the Record description field.
4. Ensure the Panel field is set to the NAC. If necessary, click the Browse
button next to the Panel field to select the NAC.
5. On the Setup tab, program the Start date, End date, Recurring, and
Holiday types fields as required for the holiday.
Note: A holiday must have be assigned at least one holiday type.
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