PTI security systems APEX Installation And Operation Manual page 32

APEX Access Device
Dry Contact Inputs
These four optional inputs are used with a dry contact input device
such as a unit door, office door switch, or relay. The contact must
be a dry contact device that does not source any voltage. Contacts
are on terminal block P5 as shown in "Drawing 19: Dry contacts
inputs" on page 29.
Each input has multiple functions depending on the options set. If
no options are set, the four inputs will operate and report to the
controller as standard door contacts.
The multiplexer number is the unit address of the APEX device and
the channel is the input number (1 - 4). If alternative functions are
enabled, they disable the door reporting functions for these inputs
Inputs 1 and 2 –
Extended door
controls
Input 3 –
Presence Sense
Input 4 –
Intercom Call
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When extended doors are set:
Input 1 is used for the door contact
Input 2 is used for a request to exit device
contact.
See "Using Extended Door Controls" on page
30 for more information.
When the presence sensor is enabled:
Input 3 is used.
When enabled, an input from a vehicle loop
detector, or a pressure mat is needed before
the keypad will accept any input. This prevents
people from walking up to a drive-through gate
and entering a code.
Used with the
Intercom Call Report
When the intercom call report option is selected,
any contact on Input 4 will report as an intercom
call to the controller. A special call button switch is
necessary for this option.
function.
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