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The basic alarm of the controller is composed of two parts: main modules and slave modules. An

additional 3 door modules and 1 alarm module can be further set. Therefore, a maximum of 3

kinds of alarm modules are available: main modules, door modules and alarm modules.

The 3 modules are all equipped with alarm functions. The main modules have 2 ways of alarm

input to respond to fire alarm and tamper alarm; and another 2 ways of alarm outputs which are

main alarm output and slave alarm output respectively.

Each door module has 2 ways of alarm outputs. They can be set to alarm event output of

corresponding door area or other alarm event output. The alarm output of door module can be

connected to external alarm devices of at most 5A.

The alarm module has 8 ways of alarm inputs and 8 ways of alarm outputs, wherein the 8 ways

of alarm inputs can be connected to external alarm input devices such as PIR motion sensor and

glass break sensor, the 8 ways of alarm outputs can be connected to external alarm devices of

at most 2A.

No matter if the system is in a normal state, or permitted or not, the controller can track all events

of the ACCESS SYSTEM control system. For example, the access card using events and illegal

card using events are all recorded.

Some events (such as alarm input and defence area alarm input) are urgent and alarm output

must be triggered; some other events (such as illegal card use in invalid period) is not urgent and

the alarm output triggering is not necessary. These settings all depend on the user’s demands.

The controller records all events possibly triggering alarm outputs and provides the maximized

capacity to activate or inhibit the alarm output of these events.

The user may want to assign a specific event to certain alarm output or assign the alarm output

of certain area to multiple alarm outputs sometimes. Flex series controller can provide these

functions. The user can define whether certain events can trigger an alarm and can further

designate which alarm outputs the event shall be assigned to.

Defence Area 1 ~ 8: indicates the relations of all alarm outputs and the alarm inputs of Defence

Area 1 ~ 8, to select the related items indicates that alarm input of the defence area may trigger

corresponding alarm output.

Fire alarm: in case of a fire alarm, the controller will generate a fire alarm output according to the

settings of the “fire alarm” box.

System password error: when the user tries to enter into the system for three times but still

fails due to the wrong password, a “system password error” event will be generated, and the

controller will give out an alarm according to the settings of the “system password error” box.

Defence area password error: when the wrong defence area password is input for three times,

a “defence area password error” event will be generated, and the controller will give out an alarm

according to the settings of the “defence area password error” box.

Tamper alarm: in case of a tamper input, a “tamper alarm” event will be generated, and the

controller will give out an alarm according to the settings of the “tamper alarm” box.

Remote alarm: when the system administrator discovers an abnormity through monitoring the

system, he/she can send alarm signal via the control software directly, and the controller will give

out an alarm according to the settings of the “remote alarm” box.

Unknown card: an unknown card indicates a card incapable of being recognized by the system.

When an unknown card is used on the card reader, an “unknown card” event will be generated,

and the controller will give out an alarm according to the settings of the “unknown card” box.

Expired card: in the system, each card can be set for a period of validity. After the valid period,

the controller will automatically set this card to be an expired card. An expired card is not

permitted for access to the ACCESS SYSTEM, but if it is used on the card reader, an “expired

card” event will appear, and the controller will give out alarm output according to the settings of

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