Exit Request tab

Exit Request tab

This tab configures exit requests.

Figure 168. Exit Request tab

Property	Value	Description
Inactive State	`Open` or `Closed`	Defines the normal inactive state for the designated input to match the exit request device that you are using. This setting matches the normally inactive state of the exit request device.
Status	read-only	Reports the condition of the entity or process at last polling. `{ok}` indicates that the component is licensed and polling successfully. `{down}` indicates that the last check was unsuccessful, perhaps because of an incorrect property, or possibly loss of network connection. `{disabled}` indicates that the `Enable` property is set to `false`. `{fault}` indicates another problem. Refer to `Fault Cause` for more information.
Inhibit Sensor	read-only `true` or `false`
Enabled Schedule	Ref Chooser	Selects the schedule to control the time of day when an Exit Request is enabled and (if Unlock on Exit Request is set to `true`) unlocks the door on exit. If no enabled schedule is selected (the `Enabled Schedule` property is set to `None`), the exit request is always enabled. Choose a schedule from the drop-down list to assign the schedule value to the input.
Unlock On Exit Request	`yes` or `no` (default)	Allows an exit request to unlock a door.
Exit Request Fault Alert Class	drop-down list: Low, Medium, High, or Off.	Sets the desired priority for an exit request fault alert by choosing the appropriate alarm class: Low, Medium, High, or Off. The Off setting cancels any alarm generation.
Request-To-Exit Input	check box	Designates the supervised input used for the request to exit sensor. Select the associated check box to `enable` or deselect to `disable` the selected input.