What is you talking about?!

Hello M_Lopez have you had any experience simulating a loss of power to the FA panel? This is part of a fire Marshall request and I’m trying to figure out how one can do this via programming only and not removing power cabling.

@@matthewpadula1731 If you have the access control power to locks from on power supply you can add a relay from the fire panel to be closed in that power circuit - locks working and if there is a power failure it will release the locks when releasing the relay. I am also just learning this so I might be wrong. I have some PLC experience there they teach if its life/limb safty the connection should always be active and only in the emergency event should it be broken. reasoning is if the wires get broken you will know you system has failed if it is a open system you will not know that until you energize and need it.

Thanks

I think this actually made it more unrealistic

@@nics-systems-electric Why?

@@firealarmdiscovery because I’ve never seen it in the field

@@nics-systems-electric oh really? Wow I’m actullh surprised because at my schools they do that on every campus I’ve been at so I assumed they did that a lot. That’s why I said it made it more realistic. Non the less I like the idea of it for some reason!

@@firealarmdiscovery at my high school it can be manually activated so the Smoke exhaust fans come on and the exterior doors will open up access control will unlock and then the handicap access open the door

Yes it’s fast because I don’t have very many points installed on the system

For the lights I’m using a 12 V rechargeable battery two amp hour

I have a video on installing them so I’d watch that

No not anytime soon

Here it is

No

Are you going to wire it together in the future?

I explain in the videos on it

@@nics-systems-electric In this video?

@@oreonproject no it's my voice driver video

Ok thanks!@@nics-systems-electric

Are you able to hook this voice driver to a real FACP without it blowing up or overloading?@@nics-systems-electric

www.amazon.ca/Complete-Network-Control-Electric-Remotely/dp/B01NAI79L8/ref=mp_s_a_1_2?dchild=1&keywords=access+control+panel&qid=1624157761&sr=8-2 this is the one that I have. You will have to get one for two or four doors depending on the amount that you need to control

www.amazon.ca/Complete-Network-Control-Electric-Remotely/dp/B01NAI79L8/ref=mp_s_a_1_2?dchild=1&keywords=access+control+panel&qid=1624157761&sr=8-2

You need a key.

@@nics-systems-electric Ik but when I originally had that key when I bought that key switch I couldn’t figure out how it works pickle I’m serious after not knowing how it works ive misplaced the key

@@nics-systems-electric can you help me I did use a key but couldn’t even get the key to work are you going to do a video of how to operate it?

@@VOLTRONDEFENDER4440 you just put the key in and push it up or down

@@nics-systems-electric I did it didn’t go in at all

In what way how do you want to be connected

so you'd want a door to unlock when someone breaks in?

2nd

I am aware I have tools for that I am using 13.56 MHz but they still are not encrypted but that is only an issue if somebody can actually get their hands on the fob

@@nics-systems-electric Alright good to hear. Too many places where I live rely on LF tags for sensitive/high security areas. Not good.

@@P25AES The 13.56 MHz curds can be duplicated the same way the readers/duplicators are just a little more expensive