SP-6820 Reader Installation Sheet
Version 2 / Doc# 041506
Page 2 of 2
4.
Reader Mounting
– Feed the reader’s cable through the utility box or the wall’s cable opening. Fasten the
reader to the utility box or the wall, with screws through the holes inside the open reader. Use the supplied
screws for mounting on a utility box. When mounting is finished, snap the cover on the reader.
5.
Reader Test
– When power is applied to the SP-6820, the LED initializes to steady-red for standby, and the
beeper sounds. With every presentation of an AWID LF card or tag to the reader, the LED changes color
momentarily, and the beeper sounds briefly. Read range with a compatible AWID card is up to 8 inches.
6.
System Test
– Wire the reader to the system’s controller. Program the code for the AWID proximity card
or tag into the host system, with full priority, all doors groups, and all time zones. Present the card or tag
to the reader. Observe door unlock or gate opening, indicating “Access Granted” by the system.
Technical Support
● Call 408-825-1100, option 1. E-mail
SP-6820 has been evaluated to the following Access Control Performance Levels for UL standard 294:
1. Destructive Attack – Level I (No Attack).
2. Line Security –
Level I (No Line Security).
3. Endurance –
Level IV (100,000 cycles).
4. Standby Power –
Level I (No Standby Power).
Access Control Reader, General Signaling Type
NM
.
SP-6820 Reader Installation Sheet
Version 2 / Doc# 041506
Page 2 of 2
4.
Reader Mounting
– Feed the reader’s cable through the utility box or the wall’s cable opening. Fasten the
reader to the utility box or the wall, with screws through the holes inside the open reader. Use the supplied
screws for mounting on a utility box. When mounting is finished, snap the cover on the reader.
5.
Reader Test
– When power is applied to the SP-6820, the LED initializes to steady-red for standby, and the
beeper sounds. With every presentation of an AWID LF card or tag to the reader, the LED changes color
momentarily, and the beeper sounds briefly. Read range with a compatible AWID card is up to 8 inches.
6.
System Test
– Wire the reader to the system’s controller. Program the code for the AWID proximity card
or tag into the host system, with full priority, all doors groups, and all time zones. Present the card or tag
to the reader. Observe door unlock or gate opening, indicating “Access Granted” by the system.
Technical Support
● Call 408-825-1100, option 1. E-mail
SP-6820 has been evaluated to the following Access Control Performance Levels for UL standard 294:
1. Destructive Attack – Level I (No Attack).
2. Line Security –
Level I (No Line Security).
3. Endurance –
Level IV (100,000 cycles).
4. Standby Power –
Level I (No Standby Power).
Access Control Reader, General Signaling Type
NM
.
SP-6820 Reader Installation Sheet
Version 2 / Doc# 041506
Page 2 of 2
4.
Reader Mounting
– Feed the reader’s cable through the utility box or the wall’s cable opening. Fasten the
reader to the utility box or the wall, with screws through the holes inside the open reader. Use the supplied
screws for mounting on a utility box. When mounting is finished, snap the cover on the reader.
5.
Reader Test
– When power is applied to the SP-6820, the LED initializes to steady-red for standby, and the
beeper sounds. With every presentation of an AWID LF card or tag to the reader, the LED changes color
momentarily, and the beeper sounds briefly. Read range with a compatible AWID card is up to 8 inches.
6.
System Test
– Wire the reader to the system’s controller. Program the code for the AWID proximity card
or tag into the host system, with full priority, all doors groups, and all time zones. Present the card or tag
to the reader. Observe door unlock or gate opening, indicating “Access Granted” by the system.
Technical Support
● Call 408-825-1100, option 1. E-mail
SP-6820 has been evaluated to the following Access Control Performance Levels for UL standard 294:
1. Destructive Attack – Level I (No Attack).
2. Line Security –
Level I (No Line Security).
3. Endurance –
Level IV (100,000 cycles).
4. Standby Power –
Level I (No Standby Power).
Access Control Reader, General Signaling Type
NM
.
