When using a Standard NXT controller it is not possible to use an NXT Exit reader (with the part number NXT-1RE/NXT-3RE or NXT-5E) - which would be wired into the same bus as a standard NXT reader. These readers are only supported on the NXT-MSC controller type. It is however, possible to configure an 'Exit' reader with a Standard NXT controller, this is done by using two controller buses and wiring a reader into each of the buses.
Because each reader is wired into its own bus this option is supported with all reader types (Keri MS, Keri NXT or Wiegand readers).
Once the readers are connected to the controller you would need to configure the first reader as the 'Primary' reader and the second reader as the 'Secondary' reader. The secondary reader will then perform the same functions as the primary reader (for example: an access grant on each reader will activate the same strike output on the controller.
Note: When configuring an Exit reader on a Standard NXT controller both readers are 'Standard' NXT readers (NXT-1R/NXT-3R or NXT-5R) without the 'E' designation in the part number.
An NXT Exit Reader is wired to a bus the same way a standard NXT Entrance Reader is wired, but both readers are wired to the same bus. This can be done using two separate reader cables wired into the terminal block at the bus on the controller, or by splicing the two readers together near the door and running one cable to the controller.
On power-up, both of the NXT reader's LED will flash amber, then green.
The following steps assume that you already have a Standard NXT controller online in the software with both readers connected to the controller (for example, one reader connected to bus 1 and the second reader connected to bus 2).
The primary and secondary readers are now configured. The RTE and the door contact for the second bus will automatically be unassigned. When access is granted at the secondary reader it will activate the relay for the first reader (both readers will unlock the same door).