CSI CARDPIN1, Руководство по установке

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Wiegand Readers Installation Guide
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4. Connect the brown wire (GREEN LED) to terminal 7.
5. Connect the black wire (GROUND) to terminal 8.
6. Connect the tan (CHASSIS GROUND) wire from the PIN pad to a good earth
ground.
7. When using a breakout box, connect the shield to terminal 2.
Note: When connecting the PIN pad to a DPU-7920 series controller, do not connect the cable
shield to terminal 2 on the DPU (TB3 or TB4). The DPU-7920 uses terminal 2 as an auxil-
iary input.
Common I/NET 2000 Settings:
From a host workstation, configure I/NET 2000 to use the 66-bit Wiegand reader and
ESSEX PIN pad. Common settings are:
✦
Reader Type: I/DISC
✦
PIN Pad : Activated
✦
LED Polarity: Anode
✦
Door Mode Schedule:
✧
“PIN Enable” to require both a card read and PIN entry
✧
“Secure” to require a card read only
✦
Key/Card Translation: Perform these translations as necessary using the I/NET
2000 Key/Card Translations editor.
Refer to the I/NET 2000 System Operator Guide or Technical Reference Guide for more
information concerning I/NET 2000.
PINPAD26 Field Output Installation
CSI provides a 12-position keypad for indoor or outdoor use. The PINPAD26 uses a
Wiegand 26-bit format. The PINPAD26 is a keyless/cardless product that requires only
the entry of a 5-digit code. Data format is the same as shown in
“Wiegand Data Format”
on page 25 .
The PINPAD26 is ordered with either single or multiple facility codes pre-programmed
at the factory. The facility codes are programmed into the site code address of the
PINPAD26. Access to the site codes is accomplished by wiring the yellow, violet, and
orange wires to terminal 8 (Ground) of the terminal block or breakout box. If a single
facility code is specified then the site code address of 6 is used. Do not connect the violet
and orange wires. Ground the yellow wire to specify site code address 6. If you specify
multiple facility codes, refer to the factory documentation accompanying the PINPAD26
to complete wiring for the correct site code addressing.
Table 8 lists the site codes and the
wiring necessary to select each code.
Table 8. Site Code Selection Wiring
Site Code Yellow Wire Violet Wire Orange Wire
0 Ground Ground Ground
1 Not Connected Ground Ground