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Atlas x60 Series Access Control Panels Installation Guide
Complete the Configuration
Fine Tune Hardware Configuration
Configuration is discussed in detail in the online help topic, “Configuration: Hard-
ware.” Topics mentioned below are found within that section.
Go to “Config
 Hardware.” The list on the left shows all controllers. (At this point,
you should see one, the primary.) Each controller has an “I/O” sub-controller listed
beneath it. The controller item manages general controller configuration, while
the sub-controller manages detailed configuration of the readers, inputs, and
outputs.
Click the controller and review the configuration. Note under “Managed Doors”
that doors were automatically created to match the controller configuration you
chose earlier. Every reader is represented as a door, whether its function is in, out,
card enrollment point, or muster point.You might need to:
• Add more readers using the “Modify” button on the menu bar. Details about
this operation are in the topic, “Modifying Controller Configuration”. The
Modify options are:
o “Change to In/Out”
o “Add Muster Point”
o “Add Card Enrollment Point”
o “Remove Secondary, Muster, or Card Enrollment Point”
• Change the default connection type for readers (Wiegand, OSDP, or ZKTeco
RS-485). These settings are on the sub-controller, and are detailed in the
topic, “Hardware Properties”. The defaults vary by model and are listed in the
topic, “Models and Configurations”. Note that OSDP and ZKTeco RS-485 can-
not be combined on the single RS-485 port.
• Change the connection properties of inputs and outputs and configure op-
tional functionality of auxiliary inputs and outputs. These settings are on the
sub-controller, and are detailed in the topic, “Hardware Properties”.
Configure Doors
Go to “Config  Doors”. Every reader is represented as a door, whether its func-
tion is in, out, card enrollment point, or muster point.
For In and Out doors, change the “Default Mode” to set the door’s normal locking
state.
For In doors, review the lock timings and behaviors under “Operation”.