Programming mapped inputs
To program a mapped ChallengerPlus input, do the following in CTPlus:
1. Click the Inputs button on the Panel programming ribbon tab to open
the Inputs form.
2. On the Inputs form, click the New button in the toolbar to add a new
input record.
3. Enter the appropriate input number in the Record number field. Refer to
Table 5 on page 23 for information on the possible input numbers,
depending on the address of the NAC and the ChallengerPlus system
LAN the NAC is connected to.
4. Enter a description for the input in the Record description field.
5. Ensure the Panel field is set to the ChallengerPlus panel that the NAC is
connected to via its system LAN. If necessary, click the Browse button
next to the Panel field to select the ChallengerPlus panel.
6. Configure the input as required on the Setup and Events tabs. Refer to the
ChallengerPlus Programming Manual for information on input
configuration.
7. Click the Save button in the toolbar to save the input record.
Programming mapped relays
To program a mapped ChallengerPlus relay, do the following in CTPlus:
1. Click the Relays button on the Panel programming ribbon tab to open
the Relays form.
2. On the Relays form, click the New button in the toolbar to add a new
relay record.
3. Enter the appropriate relay number in the Record number field. Refer to
Table 5 on page 23 for information on the possible relay numbers,
depending on the address of the NAC and the ChallengerPlus system
LAN the NAC is connected to.
4. Enter a description for the relay in the Record description field.
5. Ensure the Panel field is set to the ChallengerPlus panel that the NAC is
connected to via its system LAN. If necessary, click the Browse button
next to the Panel field to select the ChallengerPlus panel.
6. Configure the relay as required on the Setup tab. Refer to the
ChallengerPlus Programming Manual for information on relay
configuration.
7. Click the Save button in the toolbar to save the relay record.
Programming macro logic
Macro logic provides a powerful tool for activating (or deactivating) events
controlled by programmed conditions. The programmed conditions are logic
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