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The following eleven fields, DKR/SCR Fail through Device Tamper, require the entry of a

report number. The report in this context identifies a user-defined action or series of actions that the ACU is to take in response to various events occurring within the system. (The field titles indicate the event types.) See Device Report Definition in this section and the applicable ACU manual for detailed information.

"DKR Configuration. Enter the ID number. Valid range is from 1-9999.

#VIP Enable. Optional. A Y/N/O field to enable/disable the VIP (O indicates VIP only). Default is N.

$VIP Active During Building Modes. Optional. A Y/N field to activate/deactivate the VIP for building modes Open, Limited and Closed. Default is N for all three.

%VIP Active During Time Codes. Optional. Enter up to four time code IDs when the VIP is to be active. Default is 0 for all four.

POINTS [pnt_entr]

Enter individual point IDs for all input and output points in the system.

Note:

There are eight hardware types (exclusively input and/or output contacts) that require a type number and a point number when being set up in the database. You establish these devices using the Point Entry screen and cause the log messages to differ depending upon point type:

1.Alarm. An input contact for monitoring conditions defined as alarms.

2.Door Switch. An input contact for determining the open/closed status of a door (only used when associated with a door record.

3.REX. An input contact for determining the status of a request-to-exit switch.

4.Open On REX. An input contact for determining the status of a request-to-exit switch which requires an action by the computer to unlock a specific door.

5.Not used.

6.General. An input or output contact for general purpose use. This function generates an input active message.

7.Camera (optional feature). Input / output contact for camera system monitoring and control.

8.Spitter (optional feature). Input contact to indicate a ticket pull for a parking control system.

9.Guard Tour (optional feature). An input contact allowing guard tour activity monitoring. A sample screen follows:

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SE 6000 specifications

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