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Give your access control system wings. www.mercury-security.com Serial I/O Controller Authentic Mercury MR serial Input/output (SIO) devices represent the secondary level in Mercury's distributed architecture. The devices offer fl exibility to our OEM partners, ensuring they can choose the controller that best fi ts their needs. The multi-device MR16OUT interface panel for OEMs is dedicated to point control and monitoring, providing 16 general purpose outputs as Form C relay contacts. The MR16OUT also provides individually confi gurable parameters that can be set for timing and for fail-safe versus fail-secure modes. Relay operation can be initiated by direct operator commands, by time schedules, or by event-based procedures. The relays support "On", "Off", "Pulse", and "Repeating Pulse" commands. A pulse can range from .1 seconds to over 18 hours. The MR16OUT is confi gurable to control a variety of outboard devices for general facility control such as lighting, heating/cooling, door and elevator control. Devices can also be activated by the condition of selected system devices, either locally or regionally, without host intervention. The MR16OUT is an ideal choice for a multi-device interface panel that provides OEMs the ability to control high concentrations of outputs. Application Notes The MR16OUT is an essential component to support Mercury's fl exible, building-block approach to access control system design. The versatile MR16OUT offers unmatched power to broaden the range of devices and building controls (such as lighting or HVAC) that can be included in system design. Features • AES 128 Data Encryption • Universal I/O device characterization • Power supervision and tamper monitoring • Universal system compatibility with Authentic Mercury intelligent controllers Benefi ts • Built-in capacity to control and respond to external device commands • Easily integrates lighting, heating/cooling, door or elevator control systems • Initiates commands by operator, by time schedules, or by events • Allows the clustering of up to 16 uniquely monitored devices easily and compactly