Specifications

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The output(s) from the fire alarm system must be wired

so that if there is a fire alarm or AC failure of the fire

alarm system, the "Emergency Free Access Zone" is

either shorted or opened. See Figure 7 for recom-

mended wiring.

Wiring the Fire Panel to the Emergency Free Ac-

cess Zone:

a. Wire a 2.2K EOLR across the Common and N/O

terminals of the dry fire panel alarm relay.

b. Wire "Emergency Free Access" zone (-) to Common

of Fire panel dry AC ON relay.

c. Wire Fire panel AC ON relay N/C to Common of fire

panel alarm relay.

d. Wire Fire panel alarm relay N/O to "Emergency Free

Access" zone (+).

Create an ACM User & Enter User Codes

Click the User Assignment button, and select the User

Assignment tab. Configure a user (1-255) by entering

or selecting information in the areas provided:

Description

: Enter a description of the user, such as

their name.

Code: Enter the code of the proximity card assigned to

that user. Enter all numbers embossed on the card it-

self, and if there is a Facility Code, use the least signifi-

cant digit as the first number of the Code. For example,

if the embossed card number is 78799 and the Facility

Code is 12, enter 278799 in the Code column for the

user selected.

AL (Authority Level): Select an Access Level (assigned

to the proximity card) from the drop down list. 0=No

Access, 1=Disarmed Access, 2=Always Access. For

example, if you wish to give the user assigned to this

card the ability to enter the premises while armed (and

then disarm via a keypad inside the premises), select

level "2". This selection corresponds to address 0013

in Direct Address Program Mode where bits 01 and 1

are used (00= No Access, 01= Disarmed Access, 10=

Always).

Code Type

: Determines the category assigned to the

code (and thus to the specific proximity card). The

types include "No Arming", "Arm/Disarm", "Arm Only".

This selection corresponds to address 0013 in Direct

Address Program Mode where bits 2 and 3 are used

(00= No Arming, 01= Arm/Disarm, 10= Arm Only).

User Options: The IO ("Initially Off") column indicates

whether the user is initially "On" or "Off". For example,

if a user is "Off", then this user will always be disabled

unless there is a "User On" schedule programmed to

enable him (see step 6 "Create an ACM Schedule" be-

low). The default state for each user is

"On" (unchecked). If a user has a "User On" event

schedule, that the state for the user be "Off" (checked).

The remaining options are not used for ACM Program-

ming, and will be grayed-out when a valid ACM area is

selected in the "ACM Area" column.

Area: The Area column and the ACM Area column are

mutually exclusive--either can be used but not both with

one user (row). The Area column assigns the keypad

user code to an area. To assign the user to an ACM

Area, see ACM Area section (below). Click the drop-

down box to display the areas, and click each area to

highlight and select.

ACM Area: Assign a user (and their assigned prox-

imity card) to an ACM area. Click the drop-down box to

display the areas, and click each area to highlight and

select. See also step 2 ACM/Keypad Assignment

("Arm All Areas Allowed") and step 5 Configure Areas

(

Area Assignment

button).

4. Edit Zones (Zone Assignment)

In section 3 above, zones were selected to possess

certain properties. For example, you may have as-

signed zone 1 to activate when the access door is

opened (wired to door contacts). You may wish to edit

each assigned zone with respect to how the system is

intended to be used.

For example, if the system is designed to allow a user

to access an armed system, then enter a disarm code

at an interior keypad, you would need to program the

zone as an Entry/Exit zone. However, if the system is

designed to be disarmed before entry, you may wish to

program the zone as a Perimeter zone. To edit zones,

proceed as follows:

Click the Zone Assignment button and the list of pro-

grammed zones appears. Double-click the zone you

wish to edit and the Zone Edit window appears. Click

to select a

Zone Label

, or double-click the Zone Label

to edit (Edit Zone Label window). A Zone Description

can be added, and Reporting Codes can be configured.

When complete, click OK to save.

5. Configure Areas (Area Assignment)

As previously explained in step 2 (Keypad Assign-

ment button, ACM Assignment tab), the Arm All Areas

Allowed

attribute is associated with the User Assign-

ment screen. In addition, Arm All Areas Allowed is

also associated with the Area Assignment screen. The

Area Assignment tabs describe how different areas

function with relation to each other. Press the

Area As-

signment button, and view the three tabs:

Area Description tab: Type in text descriptions of

areas and messages as required.

Area/Disarm tab: Select areas that when disarmed

will silence the corresponding outputs located in

the selected areas.

Area Priority tab: Not to be used with "

Arm All Ar-

eas Allowed".