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Mounting and Connection Instructions - Door module RS485
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General information
Access control systems are required if, access to rooms or buildings is restricted to a certain group of persons
only.
Software
IQ MultiAccess for Windows is the parent user software which offers a powerful and practice-oriented access
control system. The definition of the access rights for persons, actions, time orders and the transmission of the
data to the hardware are carried out by means of this software.
Hardware
All hardware devices (e.g. readers, access control controllers etc.) and the organisation of the system are set up
with the software IQ NetEdit*. The ACS-8 is used as access control controller. After receiving the data from
MultiAccess for Windows, the controllers are ready for stand-alone operation. This means that the access control
operates normally even if MultiAccess for Windows is not running. When the software is restarted, stored events
are downloaded automatically. The door module is used to control one door or two doors (only with IQ
MultiAccess beginning with V3). All peripheral door devices are connected to the door module. The door module
uses the module bus and communicates with the ACS-8 via the integrated RS 485 interface. The ACS-8 contains
the access authorizations and transfers the result to the door module.
*Part of software IQ MultiAccess
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Performance features
The following components can be connected to the door module:
All Novar proximity readers with a clock data interface can be connected.
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two same or two different readers with following kind of reading:
! Clock/Data readers
! Wiegand readers (26 Bit and 34 Bit Wiegand data format e.g. HID)
! Wiegand keypads (4 Bit and 8 Bit Wiegand data format e.g. HID)
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one tamper switch (for external readers)
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Inputs: 4 detector lines (useable e.g. for magnetic contact, bolt switching contact)
2 digital inputs (useable e.g. for door strike key)
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