American access system ADV-1000 Guia do Utilizador descarregar pdf (Página 758)

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Hardwired: A system of control panels connected

to a communication line (loop or multi-drop) that is

connected directly to a computer.

Holidays: Exceptions to the normal way of

operating an EAC system. A holiday on a weekday,

for example, can cause normally opened doors to

remain locked.

Host Computer: The main computer in an EAC

network that is directly connected to a controller or

controller network. Holds EAC software and

databases, and manages the system.

Icons: A picture or graphic that represents a

concept.

Infrared Barcode Cards: A bar code card where

the bar code information is opaque to visible light,

but transparent to Infrared light. The bar-coded

information on the card may be read by the reader,

but not copied by a photocopy machine.

Input: A point which receives information. An input

device, such as an egress button, sends information

to a control panel. Software monitors the state of an

input. When that input state changes, such as when a

related input device sends information to the panel,

software regards that input as being in a state of

alarm.

Insertion Card or Token: A card or token that is

inserted into a reader, rather than swiped through or

passed near a reader.

Integration: The art of controlling electronic

devices through activities known as "chains of

events." Especially, in EAC, controlling CCTV and

other systems in a unified way.

Interlock: Refers to creating a chain-of-events

between input and output points.

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