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the Mode selected is Normal.

9 The Input Circuit Type allows you to designate

whether a point is supervised or unsupervised.

The system needs to know when the input point

is in a normal condition and when it is in an

alarm condition.

Following is a list of Input Circuit Types and defini-

tions of each.

Input Circuit Type Definitions

Normally Opened – No End of Line / Two-state circuit (Alarm or Normal)

Refers to contact points that do not touch when a device is in its normal position. A

normally open device, such as most REX switches, complete the circuit when pushed.

Normally Closed – No End of Line / Two-state circuit (Alarm or Normal)

Refers to contact points that always touch when a device is in its normal position. A

normally closed device, such as most door contacts, complete a circuit when they are in

their normal, at rest condition

STD – End of Line

Refers to a three-state circuit (Alarm, Normal, or Trouble)

10 Transaction Mask allows for masking the log of

transaction information related to input points.

The Transaction Mask field defaults to "Log all

Transactions," indicating that all input points will

be monitored and all information on them logged

to the PC.

Create an ADV for Each Input Point

You must configure an ADV for each of the input

points that you will be using. Inputs that are used in

conjunction with the door cannot be added as ADVs.

11 Click the Add button in the ADV area of the

window to open the Abstract Device Record -

Monitor Point window (below).

NOTE: Within the Abstract Device Records, input

points are considered "Monitor Points." Output points

are considered "Control Points," and readers are

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