ADEMCO VistaKey-SK, Installation & Setup Manual

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Section 5 - Programming
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Access Point Number
01 RTE CONFIG
NORM OPEN
0
Enter 1 digit for the uncommitted RTE zone (VistaKey zone B)
configuration. The choice entered for this selection must be the
status of the RTE device (switch) when it is not active (in the ready
state). Acceptable 1-digit entries are as follows:
0 = normally open
1 = normally closed
2 = EOLR normally open
3 = EOLR normally closed
Press [
✲
] to accept the entry.
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Access Point Number
01 RTE RETRIGGER
NOT ENABLED
0
This prompt is used to extend the time the door may remain open
without an alarm when the door is already in an open condition.
When enabled, each additional Request to Exit (RTE) restarts the
alarm timeout defined in the “ALARM TIMEOUT” prompt above.
This selection allows a line of people to exit without an alarm being
issued because of the amount of time the door is open.
NOTE: RTE Retrigger is only applicable if the RTE function
(VistaKey Zone B) is enabled in the below prompt. If VistaKey Zone
B is being used as an uncommitted zone, the response to this
prompt will not have any effect on system operation.
Press 1 if additional RTEs are to restart the alarm timeout. Press 0
if the additional RTEs should not restart the alarm timeout.
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Access Point Number
01 RTE ENABLED?
ENABLED
1
This prompt is used to define if the RTE is to be enabled
(committed/used for the access point) or not enabled
(uncommitted/not used for the access point). Enabling the RTE
allows the VistaKey to request and/or grant an access via this zone
input. Disabling the RTE causes this zone to be an uncommitted
zone; i.e., the VistaKey will not be able to grant access via this zone.
NOTE: Remember that uncommitted means that VistaKey zone B
is not being used for a RTE function and it then may be used in the
same manner as any other zone.
Press 1 to select if the RTE is to be enabled. Press 0 to disable the
RTE.
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Access Point Number
01 RTE DOORSTRIKE
ENABLED
1
This prompt is used to define whether the RTE (if enabled in the
previous step) will unlock the doorstrike and start the exit timeouts
(1) or just start the exit timeouts (0). This option is normally set to
1. This option may be set to 0 if the door can be unlatched from the
inside manually (i.e., working doorknob).
NOTE: RTE Doorstrike is only applicable if the RTE function
(VistaKey Zone B) is enabled in the above prompt. If VistaKey Zone
B is being used as an uncommitted zone, the response to this
prompt will not have any effect on system operation.
Press 0 to prevent the RTE from unlocking the doorstrike.
Press 1 to cause the RTE to unlock the doorstrike.