Summary: Step-by-step Guide:
Step 1: Refer to wiring diagram as shown below for wet contract output with NC (Normally Closed) contact type. Figure 1: Wiring Diagram for Wet Contact Output with Normally Closed Contact Type Step 2: Refer to wiring diagram as shown below for wet contact output with NO (Normally Opened) contact type. Figure 2: Wiring Diagram for Wet Contact Output with Normally Opened Contact Type
Step 3: Refer to wiring diagram as shown below for dry contact output with NC (Normally Closed) contact type. Figure 3: Wiring Diagram for Dry Contact Output with Normally Closed Contact Type
Step 4: Refer to wiring diagram as shown below for dry contact output with NO (Normally Opened) contact type. Figure 4: Wiring Diagram for Dry Contact Output with Normally Opened Contact Type
Warning! Users are not recommended to run any xPortal software in Windows XP operating system as the system is unstable Users are also advised to stop the xPortal Services before shutting down the Server PC to prevent any missing transaction issues.
. . Step 1: Go to Server Admin > System Device Setup > Alarm Controller > Add. The Add Alarm Controller window will be shown as below: Figure 5: Add Alarm Controller Window Note To use the internal I/O configuration on XP-SNET controller, the Unit No field MUST be configured to 10.
Step 2: The following message window will be prompted to show Record is Added. Click OK to continue. Figure 6: Record Added Window
Step 1: Go to Server Admin > System Device Setup > Input Point. The Input Setup window will be shown as below. Figure 7: Output Setup Window Step 2: Click Add to add a new output setup. The Add Output window will be shown as below. Figure 8: Add Output Window
Step 3: Fill in the respective fields and click OK to save changes. Figure 9: Add Output Window Fields Zoomed View
Note For Door Access with Alarm Mode – Users can only use Output Relays 6 to 8 (point no start from 5 -7). Relays 1 to 5 are allocated for Door Access. For Alarm Mode only – Users can use all relays from 1 to 8 (point no from 0-7)
Step 4: The following message window will be prompted to show that Record is Added. Click OK to continue. Figure 10: Record Added Window
Step 5: Users can now proceed to configure built-in input points on the controller and create an Instruction Control configuration to specify the relationship between the Input & Output points.
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