TECOM TS1066, Руководство по программированию

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When enabled, the system can detect sealed, unsealed, and fault (open and
short circuit) states. When disabled, the system can detect sealed and unsealed
states only. Open and short circuit states are detected as unsealed.
Siren monitor
The use of a siren on a controller is optional and siren monitoring is disabled by
default. The siren circuit is not monitored for fault conditions unless siren
monitoring is enabled.
Tamper relay
Program the relay to be activated when a “Cabinet Tamper” or a “Siren Fault”
condition exists on the NAC. Program the relay using the scheme described in
the
“Flexible device locations” section on page 18.
Mains fail relay
Program the relay to be activated when a “Mains Fail” condition exists on the
NAC. Program the relay using the scheme described in the
“Flexible device
locations
” section on page 18.
Low battery relay
Program the relay to be activated when a “Low Battery” condition exists on the
Intelligent Controller. Program the relay using the scheme described in the
“Flexible device locations” section on page 18.
Bus options
There are two RS-485 buses on the NAC. Each bus can have up to 16 RAS
devices. Bus 1 can have up to 15 DGP devices and Bus 2 can have up to 16
DGP devices.
Note: DGP number 16 on Bus 1 is the NAC itself.
Each bus can have devices other than Tecom devices. Each bus supports the
OSDP (Open Supervised Device Protocol), SALLIS (by SALTO Systems), and
Aperio protocols. Each bus can use one protocol at a time, but the two buses can
use different protocols.
See “Bus formats” on page 16 for more information.
Bus format
Each bus format may be one of:

Tecom
– Tecom protocol for adding devices from the Tecom family of
products

Aperio
– Aperio protocol

SALLIS (SALTO)
– SALLIS protocol by SALTO systems

OSDP
– Open Supervised Device Protocol version 2