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Entry-Master Option-4 Hardware Installation Guide
3. The Option-4 board is capable of controlling four (4) doors using
Dallas Semiconductor iButton
®
tokens and readers.
4. All inputs and outputs are independently programmable through the
Option-X Access Control Software.
5. Follow the 9-pin RS232 communication cable back to the blue
connector to which it is connected on the Option-4 board. Locate
the label P12 RS232 directly under the connector.
6. Move to the right to the next blue connector. This is the P14 RS485
connector. It is not presently implemented on the Option-4 System.
To the right of it, you will find the P1 Power connector.
7. Refer to Figure 1 below for connecting devices to the Option-4
circuit board:
Figure 1. Option-4 Circuit Board
P1 RS-232
Connector
P2 Readers
#1 and #2
Connector
P6 Relay #1
Connector
P7 Relay #2
Connector
P3 Readers
#3 and #4
Connector
P1 Power
Connector
BT2 Battery
Connector
P10 Inputs R1
Inputs 1,2,3 & 4
P16 Inputs R2
Inputs 5,6,7 & 8
SW4 Jumper
(Not Used)
SW5 Jumper
(Not Used)
P8 Relay #3
Connector
(Transistor 1)
P9 Relay #4
Connector
(Transistor 2)