Continental Access SUPERTERM CIC1800, Installation And Service Manual, Page: 28 / 92

RELAY CONNECTIONS
Superterm CIC1800 / CICP1400UL 28
Door Strike Relay Operation
The Superterm offers two configurations for
controlling power to each door strike circuit:
The LOCAL strike power configuration simplifies
wiring at the site by using a single power source to
operate several door control circuits (see Figure
16). This option is selected by setting a pair of
jumpers on the Superterm printed circuit board.
All 12V accessories powered directly from the
panel are battery-backed so the equipment will
continue to operate during a power failure.
Battery-backed power supplies carrying UL 294 or
UL 603 markings are available from third parties
that may serve as a Local Lock Power Supply and
meet the requirements of Electromagnetic (EM)
Locks or Electric Strikes.
The REMOTE strike power configuration provides
conventional dry-contact outputs, typically
controlling a circuit where the power source for the
electric lock is near the door controlled by the relay
(see Figure 16).
NOTES:

Both LOCAL and REMOTE strike power
configurations may be mixed on the same
Superterm panel.

Operating door strike relays in either the
LOCAL or the REMOTE mode requires
setting two jumpers per relay. The default
settings of the jumpers, as shipped from the
factory, are the REMOTE power mode.
Refer to page 72 for specific information
about setting the door strike jumpers.

Relay circuits in the REMOTE
configuration are isolated from one another
and isolated from the Superterm power
supply.