Radio Inputs Encoding; Inputs Type; Radio Input Customizations - urmet domus 1067/032 Programming Manual

4.10.1

Radio inputs encoding

Every input has two codes: a physical one and a logical one. The two addresses are displayed according to the following
diagram:
more in detail:
where:
•
dd is the radio device type associated with a1067/010 (IR, DC, RC)
•
XX is the progressive numbering of radio devices acquired by type
•
Y is the input numbering in radio X device (physical address)
•
ZZ is the input logical address, that the control panel assigns with a system progressive numbering when radio
devices are acquired.
The physical address is useful for the installer during system installation and maintenance phase. On display may appear
with another notation (EW= radio expansion, IR= infrared detector, DC= micro contact/Door Contact).
The installer can change the logical address at any time.
System 1067 identifies the inputs on display with physical address, logical address and name, while voice and numerical
alarms are identified only with logical address and customized message, if present.
During acquisition phase of 1067/010 radio expansion, the control panel assigns automatically a progressive logical
address to all the inputs, while microcontacs auxiliary inputs are not considered because they are default inputs and
consequently they are defined as not used and must be manually enabled and numbered (max 32 for each 1067/010).
Warning: please notice that the 1067 system controls max. 32 inputs. All control panel and expansion inputs are
factory-setting, whereas the auxiliary inputs of keypads, readers and DC devices are "Not Used". Therefore,
should there be installed several 1067/008 expansions and at least one 1067/010, expansion and you want to use
certain auxiliary inputs then, it will be necessary to disarm the same number of inputs in order to stay within the
total number of 32 inputs.
For more information and connections, refer to Installation manual.
4.10.2

Inputs type

1067/010 radio expansion defines the input type according to two types:
•
Not Used: electric signal changes, both as input opening and tamper, are ignored. By programming an input as "Not
used", the logical address of the device will be deleted (
exist.
•
Used: default setting, input is coded like previously described, signal changes, both as input opening and tamper,
will arm the event assigned to it.
Warning: The auxiliary contact of the Micro-contact is automatically defined as "not used" and therefore for using
it, it shall be coded manually, both at control panel level and individual level via the DIP SWITCH configuration
onboard the device.
4.10.3

Radio input customizations

Alarm input configuration specifies how, when and what type of alarm is generated. According to the type of generated
alarm, the control panel will activate the specific devices (outputs, sirens and communicator).
For further details about each function see chapter 3 Alarms, Events and Signalling.
The table below lists the available customizations, according to the type of input:
Device
Customizations
For complete description relevant to the multiple customizations applicable to radio inputs, refer to the description
provided at the paragraph dealing with wired devices since it is the same one § 4.6.3 – Wired input customizatio.n
DS1067-035A
physical address : logical address
ddXX InY:
InNN
1058/101
Value
Immediate (default) Immediate (default)
Delayed
Pre-alarm
33
InZZ
). Pratically a door contact having this type does not
1058/201
Reed contact Aux contact
Immediate
Delayed
Pre-alarm Pre-alarm
Delayed
LBT8633