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VIP-172AL High Security Relay

Step 4. Connect the RJ45 cable from the network.  This

device is powered via Power over Ethernet (PoE).

Step  4

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VIP-172AL

DOOR PLATE

Step 1. An optional relay output is provided for activating

electric door controls, strike plates, gates, etc.  A
Normally Open (NO) and Normally Closed (NC)

connection is available. Consult the door equipment

If PoE is unavailable from the network switch then

NC

RJ4

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NO    = NORMALLY OPEN

COM = COMMON
NC       = NORMALLY CLOSED

Pin 1

Pin 8

VIP172-RLY

Step 1

Step 3

Step 5. Program the VIP-172AL using the VIP-102B IP

Quick Start Installation Guide

350' MAXIMUM DISTANCE

Step  2

manufacturer’s documentation for connections to
their device.  The relay can be activated by pressing
the # key on the answering telephone.

Step 2. Connect the Door Plate to the VIP172-RLY with

standard CAT5 T568A or T568B straight-through
cabling.

Step 3. Connect the punchdown block on the VIP172-RLY

to the SIGNAL OUTPUT on the Network Interface
with standard CAT5 cabling. RJ-45 connector at 

Network Interface should be wired using T568B
standard.

Solutions Setup Tool.

an inline power injector will be required.

The VIP172-RLY External Relay adapter increases

security for door unlock mechanisms.  By installing the
VIP172-RLY in a protected area, the relay connections

can be protected from tampering.  When installed inline
as shown in this drawing, the relay connections on the 
Door Plate are not functional.

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WHITE/ORANGE

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Figure 2.  Higher Security Wiring Connections 

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