NANOQUEST USER GUIDE
Issue 02
6-4
Controlling Other External Devices
6.4
The Auxiliary output can be used to control any device that needs a simple on/off signal. This may
include lighting, heating, air conditioning, etc, providing an appropriate intermediate circuit is fitted
(see section 6.2). Pulse mode is ideal for initiating timed systems such as courtesy lights.
The programming and operation for these applications is as described above.
Using the Auxiliary Output as a Master Lock
6.5
On internal doors that have been fitted with a NanoQuest, it is commonly found that there is no alter
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native means of securing the door. It may however be necessary at times to prevent authorised Users
from entering the a controlled area (outside normal working hours, for example). In this case, if the
Auxiliary output is not used to control external devices, it may be used in conjunction with the Auxil-
iary input (see section 7) to provide a master locking control operated by holders of Auxiliary cards.
To do this, the Auxiliary output should be configured as ‘Latching’ (see section 6.3) and the Auxiliary
Output should be connected directly to the Auxiliary Input (see below):
The procedure described in section 6.1 can then be followed to arm and disarm the NanoQuest using
an Auxiliary card.
Red/Black
Auxiliary
Input
Green
Auxiliary
Output
