Specifications

AC6000
TM
Configuration Manual 81
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The inputs accept a relay input either Normally Closed or Normally Open. You should program the
input according to your relay activation type. (NC or NO). It is recommended that not more than
one of the same option is used. For example do not program M0 for Door Monitoring and M1 for
Door Monitoring.
These are the available types of monitoring options:
• Disabled – If you do not use the input for anything select this options
• Door Monitor (NC/NO) – if you are connecting a door monitoring device select this option.
The terminal will monitor when the door is opened and closed.
• Lock Monitor (NC/NO) – if you are connecting a lock that can be monitored when the lock
is opened select this option. (Normally used for Motor Lock Monitoring when lock is
opening)
• Lock Monitor 2 (NC/NO) – if you have more than one lock monitoring output on your lock
you can select this option to monitor when the lock is closing. (Normally used for Motor
Lock Monitoring when the lock is closing)
• Inside Open (NC/NO) – if you would like to connect a Request to Exit device, door open
button select this option. Usually if the terminal is on the outside of the door, this door
open button or Request to Exit is connected inside the door. The button is pressed the
terminal will unlock the door.
• Zone 1 InCnt (NC/NO) – This option is used when the terminal is set for people count
application and you are connecting an external device that can be monitored for people
entering or leaving the sensor monitoring area. This is for the In Counting of Zone 1.
• Zone 1 OutCnt (NC/NO) - This option is used when the terminal is set for people count
application and you are connecting an external device that can be monitored for people
entering or leaving the sensor monitoring area. This is for the Out Counting of Zone 1.
• Zone 2 InCnt (NC/NO) - This option is used when the terminal is set for people count
application and you are connecting an external device that can be monitored for people
entering or leaving the sensor monitoring area. This is for the In Counting or Zone 2.
• Zone 2 Out Cnt (NC/NO) - This option is used when the terminal is set for people count
application and you are connecting an external device that can be monitored for people
entering or leaving the sensor monitoring area. This is for the Out Counting of Zone 2.
• Host (NC/NO) – This option is used to disable the terminal from access. In applications
where you have an external controller or terminal that should be accessed first before the
AC6000 you can use this option. If input is not activated, the terminal will not accept
card/fingerprint or id input; when the signal from the external device is de-activated the
terminal will allow access. This can be used in situations where the guard terminal is the
master terminal, when the guard approves the access, then the output will trigger the
AC6000 to allow authentication.
• Fire Monitor (NC/NO) – If you have an external device that has a fire output, the terminal
will monitor when the device detects a fire alarm. The AC6000 will show a fire icon and
give an audible warning tone; if any doors are connected to the terminal the AC6000 will
open the doors. When this signal is activated, UNIS software will also be notified of the
fire signal to alert other terminals connected on the network.
• Security Mode (NC/NO) – You can use this input when you have an external device that
can send a signal when the security system is armed or disarmed. This works in
conjunction with the Lock Output setting of Security Mode. The AC6000 will notify to
arm/disarm the security system; the security system will signal the AC6000 that is was
armed/disarmed.