1
Plug the Ethernet cable into the Door Station
(see Figure 5).
2
Connect a ground wire from the Door Station to
one of the back box lugs (see Figure 12).
3
Connect a second earth-ground or house-
ground wire from the second back box lug to the
home. See “Grounding Requirements” for details
about earth grounding.
4
Connect the negative (-) and positive (+) wires
to the DC power source for the Door Station
according to the national and local electrical
codes.
TIP
: The positive (+) wire’s connector is
located on the bottom left side of the Door
Station’s plate.
5
Your installation may require alternative wires
and the use of a terminal block (see Figure
5). Strip the power wires to 1/4” on the end if
necessary.
Figure 5. Ethernet with DC Power
Option 4: WiFi Connection with AC Power
This option sets up WiFi and AC power.
Ensure that you have WiFi in the home.
NOTE:
WiFi requires an antenna (sold
separately).
To install the Door Station with WiFi and AC power:
1
Connect a ground wire from the Door Station to
one of the back box lugs (see Figure 6).
2
Connect a second earth-ground or house-ground
wire from the second back box lug to the home.
See “Grounding Requirements” for details about
earth grounding.
3
Connect the neutral (N) (-) and hot (L) (+) wires
to the AC power source for the Door Station
according to the national and local electrical
codes.
TIP
: The hot or ‘L’ (+) wire’s connector is
closest to the bottom of the Door Station’s
plate.
4
Your installation may require alternative wires and
the use of a terminal block. Strip the power wires
to 1/4” on the end if necessary.
5
Attach the antenna (3m or 26cm) to the Door
Station. See “WiFi Antenna Kit Installation” for
details.
6
Run the antenna wire through the back box hole
(see Figure 6). Ensure that the wire doesn’t touch
the back box.
7
Align the antenna vertically to the wall outside
the back box (26cm antenna) or run the antenna
through the wall (3m antenna). See “WiFi
Antennnas” for details.
Figure 6. WiFi with AC Power
5
Contacts and Relays
Ethernet Cable
Ground Wire
DC Connections
(Hot and Load)
AC Connections
(Hot and Load)
Back Box
Ground Wire
Ethernet Connection
Antenna
