Interlogix VEREX Director - Manual (Page 345)

21-0381E v4.9.1 Welcome Report Control Admin Sys Config Tech-Ref 337
10) From the installed devices, select one LCD
keypad module, one door controller module (if
applicable), and one point expansion module,
and define these items through the software.
"Modules (PODs)"
11) Similarly, select 1 - 3 doors, and monitored
sensors, and create entries for these items.
"Doors, Readers, and Related
Settings", and "Input Points—
Monitored Sensors".
12) Select which system (equipment) conditions
are to be monitored or ignored.
Tip: This helps to avoid unnecessary signalling at
area keypads.
"Equipment Settings
(Pseudo / Internal Inputs)".
Settings Required for Panel Communications
Step (Do This): For details, refer to:
13) Set up all items as required for connecting
with the panel.
"Panel Connection Overview"
Transfer Settings and Test for Basic Operation
Step (Do This): For details, refer to:
14) Set up and activate a "Send to Panel"
communications session with the specific
panel(s).
"Panel Communications and Updates"
15) After the data is transferred, test that the
sample card can unlock the applicable door(s).
For details on using a system LCD
keypad for various tasks, refer to the
xL (panel/keypad) User's Guide.
Finish Data Entry for All Devices, Areas,
and Desired Operation
With basic data entry and testing completed,
now you can define the rest of the devices in
the system, and customize settings for desired
operation. Your database of 'Users' will need
to be entered as well.
For a large system, you may wish to divide the
user-list and system devices into manageable
'chunks'—so you can keep track of what's
been done, and what still needs to be done as
you go along.
Tip: You may wish to set up any required "Schedules"
right-away, since they can be assigned to user-
authorities, areas, and readers.
For more information, refer to the
"Administration" and "Configuration" chapters
in the table of contents (at the front of this
guide).