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The input contacts can be selected and set using the system manager as shown below
- Push Button = when connecting a push button to the input (is normal open, only activates
status shortly when being pushed)
- Normal open = contact that is open when inactive (for extended contacts – see below)
- Normal closed = contact that is closed when inactive (for extended contacts – see below)
- Switch = when connecting a switch to the input (2 settings – on & off).
ATTENTION: Always use Normal Open or Normal Closed when connecting inputs that give
extended contacts (e.g. magnetic contact for window, motion detector, smoke detector,…) These
inputs are in the same status for an extended period of time and only will activate the output
when that status changes. If you use “push button” for these inputs, the bus will continuously send
the status to the controller which will result in poor communication. Only use push buttons for
short contacts (= regular pushbuttons).
The same outputs that can be activated by INP04 in 4.1.1 are also applicable for INP08 and INP16
modules. Also the outputs can also be activated from the system manager by using the Test button
and the current status can be known by pressing the Read Values button.
4.1.3 INP08/230
The INP08/230 is similar to the INP08 module. Again there is no difference between in terms of
programming aspects. The only feature that differentiates this module with the rest of the Input
modules is that INP08/230 can switch up to 230 volts. (It is not mandatory that the switches need to be
potential free).
The same outputs that can be activated by INP04 in 4.1.1 are also applicable for INP08/230. Also the
outputs can also be activated from the system manager by using the Test button and the current
status can be known by pressing the Read Values button.
HabiTEQ System Manager Programming Guide - Version 1
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