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Verex Director V4.9.1 User's Guide

21-0381E v4.9.1

Screen Reference

Pick-Lists

(bottom of the Form)

-Panel Group & Panel references (optional): This is

where you select a specific panel-group and panel
in a multi-panel system where the 'tree' is not set to
show items on a panel-by-panel basis. For more
information on this feature, refer to "Other Desktop
Choices".

- Module: This is where you select a module to

view or edit. This area shows a reference
number assigned by the system, and the name
of the selected module, once defined;

Top of the Form

- Name: A suitable name / location for the module

(up to 30 characters).

Standard

- Serial Number: The actual serial number of the

expansion module. Tip: The serial number is
typically hand-written (5 digits) on a small sticker
on the circuit board.

Converted TDC/PDC Door Controllers: Enter the
'address' of the door controller (as set via jumpers or
switches on the board).

- Family: Select the basic type for the module

you are setting up;

Tip: You can 'hover' your mouse cursor over a symbol
to see a description of what that button represents /
selects.

- Type: Select the specific type/subtype of

module here (where applicable);

- Monitor Communications and Tamper

Sensors: Whether or not module
communications, and the module housing
tamper sensor are to be monitored
(recommended);

- Module type when last communicated:

During each communications session with the
panel, the module types are checked and
displayed here;

I/O

(for modules that support inputs and

outputs)

- Inputs: The number of input points (monitored

sensors) supported by this module;

Note: The first 3 inputs on a system LCD keypad
pertain to the built-in emergency keys rather than
external sensors.
Director

V4.4: Input points associated with newer-

style modules use custom input circuits. (Related
links follow).
 Configuration, Input Points, Custom Circuit

Custom Circuit-Types for Input Points

 Configuration, Input Points

Input Points—Monitored Sensors

- Outputs: The number of outputs

(programmable electronic switches) on the
device;

Note: Outputs on a "Map" module pertain to firing the
LEDs on the module itself rather than triggering
external devices.

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- Input Range: The input point numbers to be

associated with this expansion module.

- Output Range: The range of programmable

output-point numbers to be associated with this
expansion module.

Input and Output Range: The Number-Range for inputs
& outputs is based on the number of inputs and outputs
supported by each module, and the order the modules
are installed--plus the "Display Offset" settings for the
specific panel. For details on the "Display Offset"
value, refer to "System Panels and Displayed Item-
Numbers".

Configuration Modules

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