INSTALLATION GUIDE - REMOTE ACCESS CONTROLLER RAC 4 • PK3197_10_14
2. Remove the selected knock-out using a
hammer & screwdriver / awl, and from
the inner side of the enclosure tap out the
small metal disk.
3.
Based on the amount of wires to be
routed, attach the appropriate strain relief
to the enclosure as shown in Figure 10.
Do
not attempt to route an excessive
amount of wires. If extra strain
reliefs are required please contact
Kaba Ilco
.
4.2
Installation & wiring Procedures
Step 5: Mounting the controller box
Install the enclosure in the desired location
using the appropriate items from the hardware
bag.
For easier access it is recommended to
remove the access door before installation.
Step 6: Mounting and wiring card
reader
For installation of the card reader(s) follow the
appropriate steps listed below, depending
on the type of card reader and configuration
being installed.
CAUTION:
Do not exceed the maximum cable length
indicated by the manufacturer of the
products being connected.
CAUTION:
Refer to the wiring label on the access
door, the wiring diagram & tables in Annex
A, or the detailed peripherals connections
in Annex B.
IMPORTANT:
Every wire must pass through a strain
relief as connected in step 4.
Model R79K-XXX Contactless card
reader installation
1. Remove the back plate and use it to mark
the holes for the cables and screws.
Alternatively, the drilling template
DT-514800 included with the reader can be
used.
NOTE:
Do not use the actual drawing from
Annex H of this manual to mark the
hole locations as this drawing is not
to scale.
2. Drill the holes in the wall according to the
diameters indicated on the drilling template
in Annex H, based on the type of surface
the reader is being installed on.
Metal surface mounting:
install the back
plate onto the wall with the metal screws
provided in the installation hardware bag.
Drywall surface mounting:
tap the
wall inserts (provided in the installation
hardware bag) into the wall using a rubber
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