The RAC Booth Controller was designed for the technician that will install it. Often the places where the controller is installed is cramped, dark and high above the floor. If you have to find the fault it is a mission to trace the wires and measure the incoming and outgoing signals. And if you have to replace the unit you have to unscrew all the wires and painstakingly mark them al as not to get it wrong when you put the new unit in.

We have experienced all the above frustrations and designed a booth controller that over come these issues.

• Large silk-screening on the PC board to identify each input and output.
• Each input has a double LED showing the status of the physical input signal and a LED showing the microprocessor accepting or recognizing the signal.
• Each relay output has a LED indicating the energized status.
• All inputs situated on one side and outputs on the other side.
• All inputs and outputs are pluggable.

• Door 1 Request
• Door 2 Request
• Door 1 Open/Close
• Door 2 Open/Close
• Person Present
• Lock both doors
• Unlock both doors
• Emergency

• Door 1 Relay Normally Open
• Door 1 Relay Normally Closed
• Door 1 Relay Common
• Door 2 Relay Normally Open
• Door 2 Relay Normally Closed
• Door 3 Relay Common
• Action Complete Relay Normally Open
• Action Complete Relay Normally Closed
• Action Complete Relay Common