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conditions may be present, the ADA-11 is a smaller, non-potted version that should not be used in areas of
extreme environmental conditions. See the above sections for more information about the ADA-10 and
ADA-11 external, high-security relay modules.
3.6.4.3 ADA DIP Switches/Jumpers
In order for ADA-10 and ADA-11 devices to operate properly, The the corresponding Jumpers or DIP
switches must be set in order to define the purpose the ADA will serve.
ADA-11
For the ADA-11 first the reader must be selected:
On the ADA-11, addresses are set by simply pushing the switch to the correct ON or OFF position on the
device.
ADA-11 Reader Setting
Reader S3 S4
1 OFF OFF
2 OFF ON
3 ON OFF
4 ON ON
Table 3.6.1: ADA-11 Reader Setting
Next, the function of the ADA-11 must be defined. For each group, there are four possible settings:
ADA-11 Function Setting
Function S1 S2
Strike Relay OFF OFF
Local Alarm ON OFF
Aux Relay 1 OFF ON
Aux Relay 2 ON ON
Table 3.6.2: ADA-11 Function Setting
The above functions will work the same for each reader. Thus, if reader 2 is selected (S4=ON S3=OFF),
and the function Strike Relay is selected (S2=OFF, S1=OFF), the ADA will function as the strike relay for
Reader 2.