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- Page 1 Manual NÜO AWA 42222 | 42294...
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Page 3: General Features
NÜO AWA Manual Introduction Features GENERAL FEATURES NÜO AWA (Ref. no. 42222 and 42294) - - Biometric reader with optical fingerprint sensor and multi-spectral imaging technology. - - Identifies up to 1,000 users - - Maximum security proximity reader for contactless MIFARE Plus®... - Page 4 NÜO AWA Manual Introduction Features Technical Specifications TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS NÜO PASS: INPUT VOLTAGE 24 VDC STAND BY POWER 2.8 W - 100 mA MAXIMUM POWER 3.9 W - 140 mA READING DISTANCE 3 - 4 cm FINGERPRINT SENSOR TYPE Multispectral...
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Page 5: Wiring Specifications
TYPE OF WIRING AND WIRING DISTANCE: The NÜO AWA reader incorporates a male overhead connector. NÜO AWA is supplied with a 3.5 metre piped cable with 4 wires (2 twisted pairs) and a female connector at one end to correctly connect it. -
Page 6: Installation
Installation NÜO AWA FLUSH MOUNTING The NÜO AWA reader can be flush mounted in various environments. Follow the detailed instructions below to install it correctly: 1) Remove the reader from the flush mount 2) Using a level, make a hole in the wall support using the detachable clip. -
Page 7: Surface Mounting
CL82Z-3.1 x 16 countersunk screws (NOT INCLUDED). SURFACE MOUNTING The NÜO AWA reader can be surface mounted by using the surface support kit. The assembly instructions are as follows: 1) Mark the position of the 4 screws used to fasten the surface support to the wall. -
Page 8: Reader Wiring
NÜO AWA Manual Installation NÜO AWA WIRING NÜO AWA readers can be directly connected to two types of devices depending on the architecture of the installation: - - Connection to a Wili - - Connection to a single door controller The connection to be made for both types of devices is exactly the same. - Page 9 NÜO AWA Manual...
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- Page 12 Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipmentÿ Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.
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