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Bosch Security Systems | 7/03 | 17375 1.3 / 46513C

When using a reader on each side of a door to

monitor both entry and exit, it is only necessary to

feed one lock. Both the entry and exit reader will

operate the same lock. To achieve this arrangement

two reader channels are paired, Channel 1 and

Channel 2 may be considered as entry readers,

Channel 3 and Channel 4 as exit readers.

When using lock sharing (also called channel pairing,

or interlock) in this way, you will also generate Entry

Authorized and Exit Authorized reports instead of

Access Authorized.

Table 17: Reader Channel Lock Sharing

Reader

Channel

Operates… Reports…

Channel 1 Lock Output 1 Entry Authorized

Channel 2 Lock Output 2 Entry Authorized

Channel 3 Lock Output 2 Exit Authorized

Channel 4 Lock Output 1 Exit Authorized

Each channel pair may be programmed

independently.

If Channel 1 and 4 are paired, Lock 1 will operate

when a valid key is presented to either Channel 1 or

Channel 4, similarly Lock 2 will operate if Channel 2

and 3 are paired.

Note:

As the Readykey K1200 has only two reader channels,

Channel 1 may be considered an entry reader, Channel

2 is the exit reader; both will operate Lock Output 1.

5.4.8 PIN Reader

A Readykey PIN reader operates exactly as a normal

Readykey

reader except that the user has to enter a

PIN after presenting their key.

PIN Reader Time Profiles

It is possible to set a time profile so that a PIN is not

required at certain times, during the day for instance,

but is required at all other times.

Refer to the Readykey

K2200 Series Controllers User

Guide (Bosch P/N: 47491, PAC P/N: 17376) for

details on using time profiles with a PIN Reader.

5.5 Other Connections

This section includes relay outputs, case tamper and

override input. All these connections are made at

removable terminal blocks along the bottom and left

edge of the circuit board.

Also included in this section are brief details on the

alarm event manager. This can be connected to any

door controller.

5.5.1 Relay Outputs

There are 8 relay outputs fitted to the left-hand edge

of the door controller, each consists of a removable

terminal block with Common, Normally Open and

Normally Closed contacts. Depending on the type of

administration system, these relays can be

programmed to operate as a result of particular

events happening.

Each relay is capable of switching 12 VDC at 1 or

24 VDC at 0.5 A.

Figure 23: Relay Outputs

COM NO NC

Relay n where n = 1 to 8

COM = Common

NO = Normally Open

NC = Normally Closed

Without any programming, they will respond as

follows:

Table 18: Relay Responses

Relay Response

1 Operates in the event of an invalid key being

presented on door 1.

2 Operates in the event of an invalid key being

presented on door 2.

3 Operates in the event of an invalid key being

presented on door 3.

4 Operates in the event of an invalid key being

presented on door 4.

5 Operates in the event of an Unauthorized

Access at any door on the door controller.

6 Operates along with time profile 1.

7 Operates in the event of a Door Left

Open at any door on the door controller.

8 Operates in the event of a Case Tamper (see

Section 5.5.2 Case Tamper Input on page

37).

5.5.2 Case Tamper Input

This is a normally closed input that may be

connected to a tamper switch fitted to the controller

case. If it is connected to a Tamper switch, a Case

Tamper alarm is generated when the case is opened.

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