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2 Wiring and Installation 

2.1 Ports Overview 

Table 2-1 Ports overview 

Color 

Port 

Description 

Red 

RD+ 

PWR (12 VDC) 

Black 

RD– 

GND 

Blue 

CASE 

Anti-tampering alarm signal 

White 

D1 

Wiegands transmission signal 

(effective only when using 
Wiegand protocol) 

Green 

D0 

Brown 

LED 

Wiegand responsive signal 

(effective only when using 

Wiegand protocol) 

Yellow 

RS–485_B 

Purple 

RS–485_A 

2.2 Wiring Requirements 

  Connect the card reader to the Wiegand ports or the RS-485 ports according to the type of the 

card reader. 

  Select proper wires according to the requirements on wires. 

Table 2-2 Wiring requirements of card reader 

Type 

Impedance Requirements 

Length Requirements 

RS-485 card reader 

Connects RS-485 wires, and the 

impedance of a single wire must≤ 10 
Ω. 

≤ 100 m. Above UL1061 

24AWG shielded wires are 
recommended. 

Wiegand card reader 

Connects Wiegand wires, and the 

impedance of a single wire must≤ 2 

Ω. 

≤ 80 m. Above UL1061 

18AWG shielded wires are 

recommended. 

Summary of Contents for ASR2101H-D

Page 1: ...Access Reader User s Manual V1 0 0...

Page 2: ...roller you might collect the personal data of others such as their face fingerprints and license plate number You need to be in compliance with your local privacy protection laws and regulations to pr...

Page 3: ...there is any doubt or dispute we reserve the right of final explanation Upgrade the reader software or try other mainstream reader software if the manual in PDF format cannot be opened All trademarks...

Page 4: ...sion Personnel working at heights must take all necessary measures to ensure personal safety including wearing a helmet and safety belts Do not place the Card Reader in a place exposed to sunlight or...

Page 5: ...Reader under allowed humidity and temperature conditions Do not drop or splash liquid onto the Card Reader and make sure that there is no object filled with liquid on the Card Reader to prevent liquid...

Page 6: ...ensions 1 2 Wiring and Installation 2 2 1 Ports Overview 2 2 2 Wiring Requirements 2 2 3 Wiring 3 2 4 Installation Procedure 4 3 Unlocking the Door 7 4 Light and Voice Prompt 8 5 Updating the System 9...

Page 7: ...requires a swipe of a credential card to verify the person entering the room space is cleared It is suitable for a wide variety of scenes such as office buildings schools compounds communities factor...

Page 8: ...A 2 2 Wiring Requirements Connect the card reader to the Wiegand ports or the RS 485 ports according to the type of the card reader Select proper wires according to the requirements on wires Table 2 2...

Page 9: ...3 2 3 Wiring Figure 2 1 Wiring of Wiegand card reader...

Page 10: ...mizable For Wiegand card reader with keypad tap 0034 to switch to the Wiegand 34 format and tap 0026 to switch to the Wiegand 26 format Figure 2 2 Wiring of RS 485 card reader 2 4 Installation Procedu...

Page 11: ...2 Put 3 expansion bolts into the holes Figure 2 3 Drill holes unit mm inch Step 3 Pass the wires of the Card Reader through the slot of the bracket Step 4 Use 3 screws to fix the bracket on the wall...

Page 12: ...6 Figure 2 4 Drill holes unit mm inch...

Page 13: ...nlock the door through user password Enter the user ID and tap and then enter the user password and tap Unlock the door through card password Swipe card enter the password and then tap If the password...

Page 14: ...d lasts for 15 seconds Swipe the authenticated card RS 485 communication Beeps once and the indicator lights green Swipe the unauthenticated card RS 485 communication Beeps 4 times and the indicator l...

Page 15: ...Click Upgrade The indicator of the Card Reader flashes blue until the update is completed and then the Card Reader automatically restarts 5 2 Updating through Config Tool Prerequisites The Card Reade...

Page 16: ...room and cabinet and implement well done access control permission and key management to prevent unauthorized personnel from carrying out physical contacts such as damaging hardware unauthorized conn...

Page 17: ...we suggest that you check online users regularly to see if the device is logged in without authorization Check equipment log By viewing the logs you can know the IP addresses that were used to log in...

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