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3
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Da
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4
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Bu
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Bu
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Relay 5v Out Ext
9 —
Relay 5v In Ext
8 —
Relay 5v In2 Ext
7 —
Relay In
6 —
Normally Closed
5 —
Common
4 —
Normally Open
3 —
Ground
2 —
Relay Out
1 —
12V
SABRE INLINE/RELAY Quick Start Guide
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Panel Connector - Supports pass through Wiegand or
translates Wiegand to RS-485 (OSDP). Includes supplemental
I/O for special applications.
Reader Connector - Wires into a legacy reader providing pass
through Wiegand, LEDs and buzzer. Supplemental trigger
output.
Relay Connector (Relay version) - Offers a Form C relay and
solid state relay I/O. Perfect for parking gates and other
custom aplications.
Step 1: Wire your INLINE or
RELAY device
Note:
This guide assumes you have
already created an Identity System
within the Credential Manager platform
and assigned credentials to that system.
If you have not done so, please refer to
the Safetrust Onboarding Guide before
completing the sensor installation.
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Electrical Installation and Disclaimer
Please consult your local jurisdiction to determine what licenses are required to install or modify a low voltage electrical access control and alarm system.
Instructions in this document do not provide authority or endorsement to install this device if you are not authorized to do so in accordance with the laws in
which the device will be installed.
RS-485 Termination
The device is self terminating, however over long cable runs and in multi-drop lines it maybe necessary to provide additional termination. Please consult the
RS-485 (EIA/TIA-485-A) specification if you notice noise or instability in your installation for information on correct termination procedures.
Please note that this device operates at 3.3v and may be configured to operate at the higher end of the RS-485 specification of 5v. 5v provides greater
reliability over longer distances, however most access control peripherals operate at the lower end of 3.3v and as such, please consult with your panel
manufacturer for permitted line voltage levels. In most cases panels are compliant with RS-485 and accept the range 2.5 - 5v.
