User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Introduction
- Mounting the Terminal
- Wiring the Terminal
- 3.1 Cabling requirements
- 3.2 The front board
- 3.3 The input/output board
- 3.4 Wiring locks
- 3.5 Terminal with Request to Exit switch
- 3.6 Configuration information
- 3.7 Terminal with third-party OSDPv2 read head
- 3.8 Terminal with third-party Wiegand read head
- 3.9 Terminal with DIU 230 and third-party Wiegand read head
- 3.10 Configuration information
- 3.11 S700e with S700s exit reader
- 3.12 S700 with DIU 210 and S700s exit reader
- 3.13 S700 terminal with DIU 230
- 3.14 Tamper detection on reader inputs
- Reader Network Configuration
- AC2000 Software Configuration
- The System Configuration Menu
- S700 Operational Modes
- Appendix 1 Updating Firmware
- Appendix 2 Broadcast and Timezone Priorities
- Appendix 3 Loading card definitions
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Chapter 7
S700 Operational Modes
The S700 intelligent access terminal can be configured to function in different modes other
than the standard door mode described in the main section of the manual. The Door mode list
in Devices is as follows:
• Door
• Turnstile
• Turnstile (Pulse)
• Passenger
• Equipment
7.1 Door mode timings
Door mode is the normal terminal configuration that is described in the main installation
section of this manual. Use door mode to allow a terminal to control access to a door and
monitor specific inputs associated with that door.
When a valid card is presented at a terminal in door mode, a chain of events takes place. This
chain is dictated by specific settings in the Devices application. These timings are configurable
in the Devices application and also on the terminal itself.
The chain of events is outlined in the following section, S700: Door mode timing on page 75.
S700: Door mode timing
The following chart shows the timing sequence for a typical door mode.
The door event starts on the left and move right as events and time occur.
A valid card, remote Oneshot or REX (Request to Exit) input, typically starts the Lock Open
Time sequence.