Programming Voltage Ranges for Bridge Arming Pin
Bridge hardware versions released after January 2019 have a voltage arming pin that allow the Bridge to follow the armed condition of an on-site alarm panel. Each alarm panel brand has a specific voltage output range that will follow the disarmed and armed status of the panel. The CHeKT Bridge has a voltage meter that can be programmed to arm and disarm based on a High and Low change with any voltage ranging from 0v - 12v. This allows security integrators the ability to use any voltage change to arm and disarm the Bridge.
- Enter the Arming Menu in the same location as before:
- Users will notice the current High and Low Settings have voltage definitions:
- Select the "Voltage Range" Slider:
- Here the Two States are depicted by the Highlighted portion
- Use the "Drop Down to select a known panel type:
- Or Customize your voltage Range in the Edit Screen:
- Move the sliders in the edit window to change the expected voltage:
- and click save
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