Interlogix VEREX Director - Manual (Page 263)

21-0381E v4.9.1 Welcome Report Control Admin Sys Config Tech-Ref 255
10 seconds ) before it considered to be an alarm
condition. Note: Door Controller (ADP) ≥ 2.5, The XL
Panel & ISM ≥ 4.58g
Held Open Alarm
- Transmit / Sonalert / Siren: The area arming
levels for which a 'Door Held Open' alarm will
be transmitted, and/or cause a local sonalert
or siren to be sounded.
Forced Open Alarm
- Transmit / Sonalert / Siren: The area arming
levels for which a 'Door Forced Open' alarm will
be transmitted, and/or cause a local sonalert or
siren to be sounded.
 Aux In/Out 
Auxiliary Input
- Mode: This specifies how the auxiliary input on
this door-controller module is to be used (none,
monitor mag. lock, or as an Exit/RTE (REX)
button used to trigger a door opener).
Process Panel as Input Point: Future Use. Allows the
auxiliary input for this door to be reserved (at the
module), defined, and configured as a regular system
input point.
Converted PDC door controllers do not support an
auxiliary input.
- Auxiliary Input Circuit: This is the type of
circuit/wiring used with the auxiliary input circuit
for this door.
MagLock Alarm
- Transmit / Sonalert / Siren: The area arming
levels for which a 'Mag Lock Bond Sense'
alarm will be transmitted, and/or cause a local
sonalert or siren to be sounded.
Auxiliary Output Relay
- Mode: Future Use. This specifies how the aux.
output relay on the door-controller module is to
be used (signal Door Held Open and Forced
Entries, or to trigger an automatic door opener).
Note: The "Door Opener" setting can alternatively be
used with 'Card Disable' applications (e.g., turnstile
card capture).
Locator (previous/above):

In Reader (or out reader),
 [Card Action], (Card Action=Disable Cards;
Option=... : Auxiliary Output).
Panel Control: Future Use. Allows the auxiliary
output relay for this door to be reserved (at the
module), defined, and configured as a regular system
output point.
- Time: This is length of time that the auxiliary
relay on the door-controller module will remain
energized each time it is triggered.
 Interlock 
- Interlock Required / With / Delay: With
"Interlock Required", all users will be denied
access until all of the (up to 3) other doors
selected here have been closed (and relocked)
for the selected "Delay" time-period.
Tip: This allows limiting the number of persons who
can enter in close proximity, and/or the speed at which
persons can enter a specific area.
 Special 
- Detect Wandering Patient: Select this for an
exterior door, or other area of concern where
unauthorized (and/or infirm) patients are to be
detected.
With this application, user 'access tokens' will typically
be a wireless wristband (with appropriate detection in
the door frame).
When a 'wandering patient' approaches, an alarm will
be triggered, and the door can optionally lock as they
approach (see next setting). As well, hospital staff can
be given the authority to cancel the alarm by
presenting their (applicable/compatible) token at this
door.
To assign 'wandering patient' status, or provide the
authority to reset associated door alarms, refer to the
"Special Attributes" selections under "Authorities for
Users/Entrants".
- Lock Door on wandering patient Detected:
With the "Detect Wandering Patient" selection,
this causes the door to lock when a 'Wandering
Patient' is detected.
(See the preceding setting,
notes, and references.)
- In/Out Station: This applies to a reader being
used to log cardholder arrivals and departures
(e.g., a time-clock application) .
With this feature, the reader will not be associated with
an access-controlled door.
- Turnstile: Select this for a turnstile that is being
used with anti-passback and 'escort-required'
users. (APB will be ignored for the escort--
allowing them to badge again to gain entry.)
Related:  In Reader "Detect Antipassback",
previous/above;  Account Information Setup
 "Escort-Required Mode";  Authorities "Escort
Privilege", and "Visitor (Escort Required)".
- Do not Lock on Door Closure: Future Use.