Using The Kt-100 With An External Alarm Panel - Kantech kt-100 Installation Manual

Using the KT-100 with an external alarm
panel
To interface the KT-100 to an external alarm
panel:
1. Connect the KT-100 two inputs (zone 3 and 4) to the
external alarm status relay (PGM1 and PGM2)
2. Connect the KT-100 two outputs (Relay 3 and 4) to the
external alarm system arming status inputs (input 3 and
input 4). These will be used to arm/disarm the external
alarm system as illustrated below.
◗ The KT-100 Input (Input 3, in the example) is used to
indicate the arming state of the client party alarm
system. An abnormal status indicates to the KT-100
that the external alarm system is armed.
◗ The KT-100 input (Input 4, in the example) is used to
indicate the alarm state of the external alarm. An
abnormal status tells the KT-100 that the external
alarm system is in alarm.
Card
Reader
Door
Contact
T.REX
Lock
Device
NOTE: For details about interfacing the KT-100 Door Controller
with an external alarm system, please contact our Customer
Assistance at 1 888 KANTECH.
KT-100 Access Controller
Input 1
Input 2
Lock Out
K T - 1 0 0
◗ The KT-100 output (Relay 3, in the example) is used
as an arm/disarm request of the third party alarm
system. This output is pulsed once to arm or disarm
the alarm system according to the current arming
state.
◗ The KT-100 output (Relay 4, in the example) is
connected to a local bell or to warn the alarm panel
of an abnormal condition from the door.
◗
Optionally, one KT-100 input zone can be defined
as an arming/disarming request input for the
external alarm panel. In this case, the arming/
disarming request will depend on the door or
external alarm. For example, an arming/disarming
request may be triggered by an access request, a
code entered on the keypad and/or a schedule,
depending on the door status (open or closed) and
the alarm system status (armed or disarmed).
Alarm System
Arm/Disarm Request
Relay 3
Input 3
Controller State
Relay 4
Input 4
Input 3 Arming State
PGM1
Input 4
Alarm State
PGM2
BELL
I n s t a l l a t i o n M a n u a l
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