TECOM TS1066, Руководство по программированию

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Challenger Plus
LAN
Address Polled as 4 Doors
Mode 8 Doors
Mode
LAN 2 1 DGP 17 81 to 84 81-88
LAN 2 2 DGP 18 85 to 88 85-92
LAN 2 3 DGP 19 89 to 92 89-96
LAN 2 4 DGP 20 93 to 96 93-100
LAN 2 5 DGP 21 97 to 100 97-104
LAN 2 6 DGP 22 101 to 104 101-108
LAN 2 7 DGP 23 105 to 108 105-112
LAN 2 8 DGP 24 109 to 112 109-116
LAN 2 9 DGP 25 113 to 116 113-120
LAN 2 10 DGP 26 117 to 120 117-124
LAN 2 11 DGP 27 121 to 124 121-128
LAN 2 12 DGP 28 125 to 128 -
When an operator connects CTPlus to a NAC, doors are automatically created:
eight doors if the NAC is in IP Direct mode, eight doors if the NAC is in IP
Extended or Classic mode with 8 Door Mode or four doors if the NAC is in IP
Extended or Classic mode with 4 Door Mode.
Each door controlled by the NAC can have two door inputs, an egress input, two
lock relays, a DOTL (Door Open Too Long) relay, a forced door relay, a warning
relay, and six assigned readers in any combination of IN and OUT readers.
Each door has various options for access, shunting, egress, and anti-passback.
There are also options for alarm control if the NAC is connected to a
Challenger
Plus panel.
Doors are programmed on the Doors/Lifts form in CTPlus. See the
“Programming doors” section on page 59.
Lock types
To support more complex door operation than the V8 Four-Door Controller, the
Network Access Controller introduces new lock types, with associated inputs,
relays and timers.
The new lock types are:

Strike

Maglock
There are two inputs for each door, and two lock relays for each door:

Door input 1
– Connected to the door to indicate if the door is open or
closed. This is usually the reed switch.

Door input 2
– Connected to the lock monitor on Strike and Maglock
locks.