Installation and User Manual
ADPRO FastTx by Xtralis
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3.12.1 Export Evidence - Pin 1
Currently not used.
3.12.2 Access/Secure Input - Pin 3
ADPRO FastTx operation by default is in the Secure state and will respond to an alarm input by
dialling / connecting to a remote user. The Access/Secure input allows the ADPRO FastTx to be
independently set into the Access state of operation. This input is usually connected to an alarm
panel or access control system. In the Access state, trigger conditions on an alarm input may not
cause a dial out depending on the programmed event response behaviour. For example, during
business hours a remote site may be placed into the Access state when its local security system
is deactivated, but will revert to the Secure state after hours.
When the Access/Secure input pin is ‘open’ (or ‘high’), the ADPRO FastTx operates in the
Secure state. Placing a ‘closed contact’ on the pin (i.e. shorting to Ground) switches the unit into
the Access state.
Note:
An ADPRO FastTx may be (remotely) placed into the Access or Secure state by the
ADPRO VideoCentral User Interface. This action is independent of the signal level
on the Access/Secure pin. After such an override, the Access/Secure input on the
ADPRO FastTx is ignored until the ADPRO VideoCentral disconnects. Subsequent
changes of state in the Access/Secure input will be recognised by the ADPRO
FastTx. The Access/Secure state operates independently of the Operational Mode
and Calendar functions. If, for some reason, the ADPRO FastTx is rebooted, it will
remember the Access/Secure state held before the reboot.
3.12.3 Clock Synchronise - Pin 5
Currently unused.
3.12.4 Push to Talk - Pin 7
Currently unused.
3.12.5 Mode Select Input - Pin 9
The way an ADPRO FastTx operates its transmission and alarm handling features can be
changed by using up to four different operating ‘modes’. The parameters that define a particular
mode of operation, such as transmission rate and alarm responses, are configured by using the
ADPRO FastTx Installer Menu (refer to
Operational Modes
on page 90).
From the ADPRO FastTx Installer Menu, any two (of the four) operating modes can be assigned
to activate depending on the open/closed state of the Mode Select input pin.
When the Mode Select pin is ‘open’ (or ‘high’), the ADPRO FastTx operates by using the mode
parameters assigned to that pin state. Placing a ‘closed contact’ on the pin switches the unit into
an alternate mode.
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