Interlogix CDC4 Installation And Programming Manual page 70

Chapter 2: System functions
Device locations example
The following example demonstrates the flexibility of specifying devices on CDC4
and on RASs or DGPs attached to its local buses, using a single door attributes
(inputs, outputs, and readers). In this example, both local buses use the ATS
protocol.
A single door can have two door inputs, an RTE input, two lock outputs, a DOTL
output, a forced door output, a warning output, and up to six assigned readers.
The diagram in Figure 24 on page 65 shows devices attached to CDC4 and
RASs/DGPs attached to its local buses that must be configured for use with the
door. Table 8 below shows how an operator would specify the device locations
when configuring the door. See also Figure 22 on page 47.
Table 8: Door example
Door 1 device
Door input 1
Door input 2
RTE input
Lock output 1
Lock output 2
DOTL output
Forced door output
Warning output
Assigned reader 1
Assigned reader 4
Assigned reader 5
Assigned reader 6
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Location
On-board inputs
DGP input
DGP input
DGP output
DGP output
On-board relay
On-board (expander) relay –
DGP output
RAS
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–
Address Input / output
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3
1 1
17 3
1 2
2 1
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4
5
17 6
1 1
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