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Deleting an existing password (Cont'd.)
Should you wish to program a new password, see
section 4.1 above.
g) Press the RED & BLUE buttons to exit from the
Programming Mode.
5. Using the Shorting Jumper (optional)
This function allows you to add an external device in the
circuit for applications where 2 (dual) contact closures
are required. Examples of this type of switch would be
a Loop detector, keypad, key switch, or Time clock.
To enable this function, remove the supplied shorting
jumper from Terminals 5 & 7 (see diagram below) and
replace with your external N/O momentary switch.
(Since these terminals are in fact connected directly in
series with the output relay, a connection (shorting
jumper or your device) is required for the circuit to be
made.)
Diagram of terminal blocks and keys:
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TERMINAL BLOCK
1. Not Used
2.Relay contact: N.C
3. Relay contact: common
4. Relay contact: N.O
5. Relay enabling
6. Relay forced activation
7. GROUND
8. Wiegand data input (DATA 1)
9. Wiegand data input (DATA 0)
10. Output for reader power supply (9Vdc)
11. Power supply (12V AC/DC)
12. Power supply (12V AC/DC)
Technical Specifications:
Power supply
Inputs
Memory capacity
Relay Output
Request to exit input Inside push button input
Relay operating mode Timed from 1 to 180 seconds or
Relay contact capacity 5 amps @ 125 VAC or 30 VDC
Programming
Dimensions
Controller
Reader
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Black
White
Green
Red
12V AC/DC
1 data input with Wiegand
protocol
999 users
1 form C contact
(normally open momentary)
maintained (latching)
4 buttons (YELLOW, RED, BLUE,
GREEN) and 3 digit display
2 ¾" W X 3 ½" H X 2 ¼"D
(70 x 90 x 60mm)
1 ¾" W x 4 ½" H x ¾" D
(45 x 114 x 18mm)
File:
CV-601 MProx
Published: June 26, 2012
Part No.: #40-82B055R
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