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February 5, 2003 1
Inputs and Output Relays
February 5, 2003 2
What are Inputs and Output Relays?
• Inputs allow the controller to receive signals from the outside world
• Output Relays allow the controller to turn on or off external devices
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Input Definition
• A point on the controller which detects a state change generated by an outside device– Typically some kind of switch
• The controller then performs some action based on programmed instructions
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Normally-Closed Input
• A normally-closed switch generates a state change by opening a normally-closed input circuit
• A typical normally-closed input application is a Door Status switch
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Normally-Open Input
• A normally-open switch generates a state change by closing a normally-open input circuit
• A typical normally-open input application is a Request to Exit device
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Input Types
• The PXL-500 can accept any of four programmed input signals:– Door Status– Request to Exit– General Purpose
• The controller responds to input signals according to programmed instructions
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Door Status Input
• A normally-closed input, it reports the status of the door: open or closed– If the status is “forced
open,” the controller can respond with a Door Forced alarm
– If the status is “open too long,” the controller can respond with a Door Held Open alarm
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Request to Exit (RTE) Input
• A normally-open input, it reports a user request to exit through a secure door– The controller can
unlock a secure door to allow exit
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Global Unlock Input
• A normally-open input, it reports a request to unlock all doors immediately– The controller can send a
signal to all controllers to unlock all secure doors, allowing exit
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General Purpose Inputs
• If you need General Purpose inputs, consider using an SB-593 Satellite Board
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General Purpose Inputs
• Can be either normally-open or normally-closed inputs, an input reports a change of state– The controller must be
programmed with instructions on how to respond to the state change
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Output Relay Definition
• A point on the controller that changes state to initiate an action outside of the controller
• An output relay is driven by programming instructions within the controller
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Output Relay Definition
• Keri controllers use Form C relays– Single-pull, double-throw (SPDT)– Drive either normally-open and normally-closed circuits– Energizing the coil toggles the relay common from
normally-closed to normally-open
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Output Types
• The PXL-500 can output a state change to any of two programmed output types– Door Lock Relay– Alarm Relay
• An optional SB-593 Satellite Board adds other output types– Door Held Open Relay– General Purpose Relay
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Door Lock Relay
• Unlocks a door when activated
• Can use either the normally-closed or normally-open output circuits– depends upon the level
of safety versus security: Fail-safe versus Fail-secure
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Fail-safe Lock Application
• Requires power to keep doors locked, doors are unlocked if the power fails
• Typically uses a normally-closed circuit with magnetic door locks for operation
• When the relay is activated:– The normally-closed circuit is opened– Power to the door lock is dropped– The door can now be opened
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Fail-safe Lock Circuit
• Since doors require power to be locked, if the power fails, doors are automatically unlocked
• Allows safe exit in power failure situations, but security may be compromised
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Fail-secure Lock Application
• Requires power to unlock doors, doors are locked if power fails
• Typically uses the normally-open circuit for operation
• When the relay is activated:– The normally-open circuit is closed– Power is applied to the door lock– The door can now be opened
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Fail-secure Lock Circuit
• Since doors require power to be unlocked, if the power fails, doors cannot be unlocked
• Provides security in power failure situations, but safety may be compromised
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Alarm Relay
• Used to activate an alarm when a door’s security is violated
• Typically uses the normally-open output circuit– when the relay is
activated, the normally-open circuit is closed
– closing the circuit allows an alarm to sound
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Additional Relay Outputs
• Available on the SB-593 Satellite Board
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Door Held Open/Door Forced Relays
• Activates an alarm when – A door is held open past a
defined time– A door is forced open
• Typically a normally-open output circuit, when activated, the normally-open circuit is closed, providing power to sound an alarm
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General Purpose Relays
• Either normally-open or normally-closed output circuits can be used
• External equipment that will respond to the state change is connected to the relay output
• The controller is then programmed with instructions on when to generate a general purpose relay state change