Adding a Remote IO

If a Remote IO is connected to the main S1000 Controller on the isolated-isolated port, the Remote IO can function as a parent device. Card Reader Interface Boards, Keypads and OSDP Readers can be added to the Remote IO parent device on the non-isolated port and can be configured so that the Remote IO is selected as the parent device.

Up to 8 readers (Wiegand or OSDP readers) and keypads can be added to the Remote IO.

1. From the left navigation pane, click Hardware.

2. From the top navigation bar, click Profiles.

3. In the Hardware Profiles page, find and select the site profile to which you wish to add a device.

4. Click Edit on the profile tile. You can also click and select Edit from the list.

5. In the Edit Profile page, click the Configurations tab.

6. In the Devices section, click New Device then select S1000 Remote IO from the drop-down list.

   The Add New S1000 Remote IO wizard displays.

7. On the Select Template page, choose a template.

   Available template options:

   • No Expansions
   • All 3 Input Expansions - the remote IO's 3 expansion slots populated with inputs.
   • All 3 Output Expansions - the remote IO's 3 expansion slots populated with outputs.
   • CRI Expansions 3 Doors - the remote IO used as a card reader interface 3 doors IN/OUT readers.
   • CRI Expansions 6 Doors - the remote IO used as a card reader interface 6 doors IN readers.
   • CRI Expansions 1 Door and IO - the remote IO used as 1 door with IN and OUT expansions.
   • CRI Expansions 1 Door and IO using default onboard outputs - the remote IO used as a single doorwith IN and OUT expansion and the output is set to default.
   • Elevator Controller - the remote IO used for 1 elevator and 16 floors.
8. Click Next.

9. On the Add S1000 Remote IO page, complete the details.

   Field	Description
   Name	Enter a unique and meaningful name. The name should contain only alphanumeric characters and no spaces. Up to 255 characters can be used.
   Description	Enter more information about the device.
   General
   Logical ID	Enter a unique identifier for the device connected to the S1000 Controller. Allowed range is 0-254.
   Serial Port	Click + to find and select the appropriate serial port. Available options: Onboard Isolated - the board is using the PL4-PL5 connection on the S1000 Controller. Onboard Non-Isolated - the board is using the PL5-PL6 connection on the S1000 Controller.
   Device Loop Address	Enter the numerical value of the DIP switch.
   Area	Click + to find and select the area where the device is located. By default, the area with the lowest logical ID in the site profile is selected.
   Expansion 1	Click + to find and select the type of expansion card in expansion slot 1.
   Expansion 2	Click + to find and select the type of expansion card in expansion slot 2.
   Expansion 3	Click + to find and select the type of expansion card in expansion slot 3.
   Encryption Remote IO can be configured with encryption keys for secure channel communication between the S1000 Controller and the Remote IO.
   Encryption Mode	Click + to set encrypted mode of communication for the Remote IO. The available options are: Unencrypted -The Remote IO will accept unencrypted communication. Default Key - The Remote IO will establish encrypted communication sessions with the controller using the default secure channel base key, SCBK-D. Custom Key -The Remote IO will establish encrypted communication sessions with the controller using a custom secure channel base key, SCBK.
   Custom Key	If the Encryption Mode is set to Custom Key, you can use the system generated encryption key. You can also enter a 128-bit (32 hexadecimal characters) encryption key of your choice. If the Remote IO was previously configured for encrypted communication, copy-paste the existing key.
   Reporting
   Report Events	Turn on the toggle to record events.
   Report To	Select the connection paths where the recorded events will be reported. Select the checkbox next to the option on the drop-down list or select the Select All checkbox.
   High Priority	Turn on the toggle to assign high priority to this device.

10. Click Next.
11. On the Create Additional Points page, tick the checkbox next to the listed inputs and outputs that will be associated with the remote IO.
12. Click Create.