ADEMCO VistaKey-SK, Installation & Setup Manual

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VistaKey Installation Guide
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Because security system implementations are not standardized, it is important to determine
what access control functions are needed and how they might be integrated into the
fire/burglary installation. These concepts will be demonstrated in a series of graphical
representations that illustrate the application of the VISTA security system features in the
example created.
The following layout shows a typical manufacturing floor plan consisting of office space and
assembly or manufacturing area. The layout shows 3 doors as follows:
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Access Point 1 controlled by Reader 1 (at door 1, partition 1).
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Access Point 2 controlled by Reader 2 (at door 2, partition 2).
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Access Point 3 controlled by Reader 3 (at door 3, partition 3)
ACCESS GROUPS
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Executive Officers
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Office Managers
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Office Workers
ACCESS GROUPS
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Executive Officers
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Factory Managers
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Factory Workers
Rdr 2 Rdr 3
Rdr 1
RTE/PIR
Keypad
PARTITION 2
OFFICE AREA
PARTITION 1
LOBBY AREA
PARTITION 3
FACTORY AREA
Access
Point 2 Access
Point 3
Access
Point 1
RTE/PIR RTE/PIR
Figure 2-1: Example Floor Plan
The floor plan determines the amount of hardware necessary for the installation. For the
floor plan above, the following hardware is required:
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2 VistaKey-SK Starter Kits each consisting of 1 VistaKey module, 25 access cards, 1
proximity reader, 1 power supply, and 1 cabinet.
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1 additional VistaKey module to be assembled into one of the Starter Kit cabinets.
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1 VistaKey-compatible VISTA control (such as a VISTA-128FB).
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1 additional proximity reader.
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3 RTE (Request-to-exit) devices such as motion detectors.