User manual ACT ACTPRO IOM

[. . . ] It can switch an output to turn on heating or lighting at certain times or only when someone is present. It can also switch off heating when the last person has left the room, saving on energy costs. CCTV systems Using an IO Module allows switching of CCTV cameras when someone enters a room or when access is denied. 2 ACTPro IOM ver 1. 0 Installation Please see the diagram on the last page for complete wiring. The IOM Input/Output module is wired to the controller on the same RS-485 network as the DS100 Door stations. The IOMs are addressed using the DIP switches on the PCB. [. . . ] The Timer option selects the amount of time the input must remain in a certain state before the change is reported. This prevents a momentary change in the input from causing a false alarm. If any inputs are unused, simply set the Enable Timezone to Not Active. Step 3. Each output can be assigned an individual name. It maybe programmed to follow the state of an input or of a door. For example as a door opens, the output will activate. When the door closes, the output will de-activate. The Options section allows the input to Logged as it changes state, to be Normally On or to act as an Elevator Floor. The Timer value selects how long the relay fires for. By selecting a timezone from the Active Timezone drop-down box, the relay can be made activate during this timezone. Output On Events / Output Off Events section allows events occurring on a Door to turn the Output relay on or off. The available event groups are Access Granted, Access Denied, Door Alarm, Fire, Technical Fault, Door Armed, Door Disarmed. Access Granted event group consists of Access/Exit grant event including push button exit. Access Denied includes both Access and Exit denied event. The Door Alarm event group consists of the ajar, forced and duress events. Technical Faults event group consists of Tamper/Mains Fault and Offline events. 5 ACTPro IOM ver 1. 0 Elevator Control Elevator control is one particular application of the IOM ACTWinPro allows programming of users, permitting them access to different floors in an elevator lift shaft at different times. The outputs on the IOM are wired into an elevator controller. Up to 32 floors maybe controlled from a single ACT3000/2000. However controllers maybe networked giving control of more floors. Step 1. The first step is to select the Elevator Floor option for the output. This means that this relay acts as an Elevator Floor. Notice that all the other options are greyed-out. Step 2. Click on the Floor Groups option under the Database drop-down box. to generate a new Floor Group in the database. Select a Click the New icon controller that the Floor Group will belong to and assign the Floor Group a name. Finally, click the Accept icon . Step 3. All the outputs that are assigned the Elevator Floor option AND belong to the selected controller will appear in the Floors not in Group box on the left. [. . . ] 4k7 IP1 4k7 0V ACT3000 OP7 OP8 NO NC C NC C NO OP1 OP2 NC C NO If the Mains Present or Door Contact inputs are not used, they should be linked to 0V TAMPER MAINS PRESENT 12V DC B A OV 12345678 NO NC C NC C NO + - 8 7 6 5 OV OV 1 2 3 4 NC C NO INPUTS On OP5 OP6 TX RX NETWORK 1 A B 0V SETTING IO MODULE ADDRESS IO Module address is set via the DIP switches. Up to 4 IO Modules maybe connected to a ACT2000/3000 controller. IO Module Addr 1: 12345678 On A B 0V A B Shield DOORS A/B/OV RS485 WIRING To next Door or IO Module Total Length max 1. 4km IO Module Addr 2: 12345678 On IO Module Addr 3: 12345678 On IO Module Addr 4: 12345678 On FACTORY DEFAULT This unit should be reset to its factory default condition before installation. To do this, power the unit up with ALL switches in the OFF position. The two LED's will illuminate for about 2 sec. [. . . ]