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RBH Access Technologies Inc.
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TB61_PC-
100 for AxiomV™
Keypad Zone
Actual Input
Actual Input
Actual Input
1
1
9
17
2
2
10
18
3
3
11
19
4
4
12
20
5
5
13
21
6
6
14
22
7
7
15
23
8
8
16
24
As long as each area has eight or less nine inputs and every area begins with a
modulo
–8 value (1, 9, 17, etc) the Keypad Zone Alarm will reflect the input
number for the area.
For more complex Installations
For installations where there are more than eight zones per partition the virtual
IOC‟s will reflect the input status. Using Links to arm or disarm a group of inputs
allows the virtual IOC‟s the capability of reporting the Paradox panel‟s inputs
correctly. For inputs used for entering and exiting as well as follower style inputs
use an abort delay to prevent an invalid alarm message. Using an input group
assigned to a virtual keypad allows the software the capability of assigning any
number of inputs to each virtual keypad.
To truly reflect the input status of the Paradox alarm panel four links must be
added to the keypad configuration.
Axiom
Link
Paradox
Type
Link Function
Disarm
Disarm
Disarm all inputs except for Fire and 24 hour types of
inputs.
Home
Stay
Arm all inputs except for interior, entry and exit zones.
Evening Night
Arm all inputs except for interior night zones.
Away
Away
Arm all inputs.
IOC Setup
Determine the number of IOC‟s needed to reflect the number of inputs in the
alarm panel. Add these IOC‟s starting from address #5 and make them all
inputs. Inputs that are used for entry and exit should be given an abort delay to
prevent false alarms. A link may be given to the entry zone to disarm the
follower zone when abnormal.
