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PLT-01952, Version: A.2
June 2015
3.3
Wiring
After the cable is brought through the backbox (conduit hole) and connected to the reader the hole
must be sealed with RTV silicone to weatherproof the reader.
Note:
We recommend the use of liquid tight conduit and fittings. RTV silicone can also be used an
alternative.
Terminal Description
Terminal Description
Terminal Description
P1-1
Beeper Input
(BEEP)
P2-1
GPIO4 (RS485-Y / TXA)
P3-1
Functional Earth Ground
(symbol)
P1-2
LED Input
(GRN)
P2-2
GPIO3 (RS485-Z / TXB)
P3-2
Normally Closed (NC) - Relay 1
P1-3
Ground
(GND)
P2-3
**Wiegand Data 0 / Data
(DATA0/DATA)
P3-3
Common (COM) - Relay 1
P1-4
+VDC
P2-4
**Wiegand Data 1 / Clock
(DATA1/CLK)
P3-4
Normally Open (NO) - Relay 1
P1-5
Unused
(DRAIN)
P2-5
*Open Collector Output /
Tamper (OC/TMPR)
P3-5
Normally Closed (NC) - Relay 2
P1-6
LED Input
(RED)
P2-6
GPIO2 (RS232-R / RS485-RXB) P3-6
Common (COM) - Relay 2
P1-7
Hold Input
(HOLD)
P2-7
GPIO1 (RS232-T / RS485-RXA)
P3-7
Normally Open (NO) - Relay 2
*
Tamper Output - When activated, output synchronizes to ground (default).
**
Dependent upon reader configuration. See the HTOG for Wiegand and
Clock-in-Data configurations.
OSDP:
GPIO1 and GPIO2 are RE-485 lines that carry OSDP messages.
GPIO3 and GPIO4 are an auxiliary input and output respectively, which can be
monitored/controlled via OSDP.
P3-8
Normally Closed (NC) - Relay 3
P3-9
Common (COM) - Relay 3
P3-10
Normally Open (NO) - Relay 3
ATTENTION
Observe precautions for handling
ELECTROSTATIC SENSITIVE DEVICES
