DSI ES8900, Installation And Operation Manual

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INS-8900-151110
INPUT AND OUTPUT CONNECTIONS
INPUTS
WARNING: Inputs must be unique. Avoid paralleling with other lane inputs or damage may occur.
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Select Jumper position for N/O Dry Contact or 24VDC Inputs from Access Control
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Attach Input Wiring to Screw Terminals for each Input. See page 21 for detail.
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Entry - provided by access control after an entry user has been validated.
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Exit - provided by access control after an exit user has been validated.
NOTE: Entry and Exit input contact closure duration should be 1 second or less.
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Invalid Card - provided by access control after an invalid card has been presented (optional).
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Emergency - provided by remote system to open lanes for evacuation in response to an emergency scenario.
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Bypass - provided by remote system to place the lane in Bypass mode. Barrier will open and free passage will
be allowed in both directions.
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Barrier Disable - provided by remote system to open the Barrier while still responding to Entry and Exit Inputs
to track user passage.
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Free Entry - provided by remote system to allow users to enter without an Entry input.
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Free Exit - provided by remote system to allow users to exit without an Exit input.
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Entry Closed - provided by remote system to close passage in Entry direction. This can be used to open more
Exit Only lanes during high traffic periods.
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Exit Closed - provided by remote system to close passage in Exit direction. This can be used to open more
Entry Only lanes during high traffic periods.
OUTPUTS
(Dry Contact, N/O-Common-N/C)
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Attach wiring to Screw Terminals for each Output.
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The 2 Alarm outputs are the same. They mirror the Alarm condition for remote monitoring at two points.
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Entry/Exit Complete outputs are triggered when a Valid User completes passage through the lane. This can be
used for Time in Attendance or other monitoring scenarios.
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Entry/Exit Abort outputs are triggered when a Valid User enters the lane, then reverses and does not complete
passage through the lane, or when Card Timeout occurs before passage is complete.
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Barrier Forced output is triggered when the Barrier was physically rotated by a user, and the Break-away
Switch state changed. To reset the Barrier, physically rotate it back until the Break-away detent clicks into
position.
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Bypass output is triggered when a Bypass Input is provided.
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Invalid Card output is triggered when an Invalid Card Input is provided.