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Initial Setup

Power Supply

                      

12V DC

Current consumption    

70mA

Current consumption with load (max)

100mA

Relay Contact Rating

5 Amps /240V ac

Operating Temperature

-20  C   to +60  C

Moisture Resistance   

IP 67

Dimensions  - Flush Mount

 

W. 87mm D. 21mm H. 119mm

                     - Surface Mount                        W. 87mm D. 35mm H. 119mm
Number of Users 

20000

       

 

Technical Specs

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     Initial Setup

Factory Default PIN codes

The following PIN codes are the Factory Default Settings on Wi-Pin, Wi-Pin&Prox:

- The Default Engineer code is ‘6666’

- User PIN ‘1111’

Note: The User PIN ’1111’ is deactivated when the Door Control is enrolled
onto a GSD Network Controller.

Restoring Factory Settings using Default Link

Step    Description

 1         Remove the Defaulting Link/Jumper the back of the Door Control.

 2         Replace the Defaulting Link/Jumper on the Door Control.

 3         Remove the Defaulting Link/Jumper immediately after the Green LED
             turns ON. It will take 5 seconds to switch ON.

 4         This will cause the Door Control to default, leave it’s current network
             and begin scanning to join a new network. The Red LED will flash
             rapidly while the Door Control is scanning. The RED LED will switch
             ON solid when the Door Control has joined a network.

Initial Installation

The Door Control should be Factory Defaulted after installation. This will restore
all default settings to the Door Control and will unenrol it from any existing GSD

Controller.
The Door Control will then start to scan and enrol on a GSD controller.

Refer to the section ‘Enrolling Door Controls’ for instructions on how to
configure the GSD Windows Software.

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0V
NO
COM
NC

IP3
IP2
IP1

OP1
OP2

A

B

T

AMP

T

AMP

Defaulting

Link

Jumper

Summary of Contents for Wi-Pin & Prox

Page 1: ...or Controls Wi Pin Prox Wi Pin Wi Prox Other products from GSD Installation User Manual V2 06 Global Security Devices Ltd No 3 Broomhill Business Complex Tallaght Dublin 24 Ireland Phone 353 1 524 269...

Page 2: ...of the Door Control 2 Replace the Defaulting Link Jumper on the Door Control 3 Remove the Defaulting Link Jumper immediately after the Green LED turns ON It will take 5 seconds to switch ON 4 This wi...

Page 3: ...ity screws provided Both Security Caps are then clipped onto the Door Control To attach Security Caps Simply align the tabs into holes and push on until click is heard Surface Mounting Security Caps 5...

Page 4: ...12 24VAC supply Note All OV shown in the diagram are connected to OV of the Door Control 0V 12V 0V NO COM NC 12 24 VAC 12 24 VAC 16V Varistor 12V 0V NO COM NC IP3 IP2 IP1 OP1 OP2 12V Linear Power supp...

Page 5: ...ontact 0V Arm Alarm Input Arm Output N O Alarm Panel Alarm Panel Notes Common OV from the Intruder Alarm Panel and the OV from the Door Control to avoid any ground loop issues Only the Manager User ca...

Page 6: ...0V NO COM NC IP3 IP2 IP1 OP1 OP2 12V Linear Power supply A B TAMP TAMP Interlock OP to Interlock IP on 2nd Door Interlock IP from Interlock OP on 2nd Door Door Contact 0V 0V Door Exit Button Select t...

Page 7: ...efault each Door Control 3 On PC application Doors Tab Click on Add New Door to add a new door to the system 4 Enrolling On a New System Install On PC application Controller Tab Wireless Network Click...

Page 8: ...ed an address all unassigned Door Controls will start to beep the next available address 3 When all doors are assigned Click Secure Network Assigning a Door Address on a Wired 485 Network Step Descrip...

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