Door view, Exit Request tab
This tab configures exit requests.
Figure 170. Exit Request tab
| Property | Value | Description |
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| 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 | Indicates the current state of the sensor (Active or Inactive), and its status {ok}, or other possibilities. |
| Inhibit Sensor | read-only true or false |
true indicates that the door forced open alarm stays inhibited during an exit request. This is only possible if Status is Active and Enabled Schedule is true. If either changes, Inhibit Sensor changes from true to false after a time that is equal to the Access Unlock Time.
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| 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.
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| Unlock on Exit Request | true or false |
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.
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