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CellGate OmniPoint EMP Install Manual

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Entry Point Module (EMP) v1
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CellGate Support: 972-231-1999, opt. 2

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  • Page 1 Entry Point Module (EMP) v1 Install Guide CellGate Support: 972-231-1999, opt. 2...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents Overview EPM with External Antenna Downloading the CG Installer Control App EPM with External Antenna Wiring Instructions EPM with External Antenna Relevant Terms Indoor Installation Shipping Contents EPM with Internal Antenna (Wall Mount) EPM with Internal Antenna (Flush Mount) EPM with Internal Antenna EPM with Internal Antenna (Flush Mount) Shipping Contents...
  • Page 3 Table of Contents Downloading the CG Installer Control App Registering the EPM Scanning the QR Code Scanning the QR Code Checking the LED Setting Trigger Times Setting Re-Arm Times Pushing Settings to the Device Testing the EPM Verify Door/Gate Status Testing the Wiegand Function Request to Exit Verify Door/Gate Status (REX)

  • Page 4: Overview

    Overview The OmniPoint Entry Point Module (EPM) is a wireless device that receives commands from the Gateway to provide access point control to doors and gates. It can also interact with 26-bit Wiegand devices. Downloading the CG Installer Control App If you have not yet, download the “CG Installer Control”...

  • Page 5: Wiring Instructions

    Wiring Instructions Relevant Terms Front Back Main Power: The main power input for the circuit; 12 V DC or 24 V AC. The EPM is not polarity sensitive for incoming power. LED Green Light LED Red Light Wet Relay Connector: Power is supplied by the main power source.

  • Page 6: Shipping Contents

    Shipping Contents EPM with Internal Antenna Part #: OP EPM DG 1. Flathead Screws (x4) 2. Security Screws (x4) 3. 13-pin Connector (x1) 4. 3-pin Connector (x1) 5. 2-pin Connector (x1) 6. Shims (x2) 7. OmniPoint EPM (x1) Front Back...

  • Page 7: Shipping Contents

    Shipping Contents EPM with External Antenna Part #: OP EPM DG EXT 1. Flathead Screws (x4) 2. Security Screws (x4) 3. 13-pin Connector (x1) 4. 3-pin Connector (x1) 5. 2-pin Connector (x1) 6. Shims (x2) 7. OmniPoint EPM (x1) 8. External Antenna (x1) 9.

  • Page 8: Required Purchase

    Required Purchase Outdoor and Indoor External Antenna Installs You must purchase an external box if you plan to install OmniPoint outdoors or if you install OmniPoint with an external antenna indoors. Below you will find the product info, and links to purchase the box. Two-Gang gray weatherproof box with Product QR Code link four 3/4 in.

  • Page 9: Outdoor Installation

    Outdoor Installation EPM with External Antenna 1. Drill a hole into the top of the 2. Run the end of the cable with the straight two-gang box as shown below. connector through the drilled hole. Secure with the capture nut. 1/4”-28 fine thread drill bit 3.

  • Page 10: Epm With External Antenna

    Outdoor Installation Note: Connect the external antenna before you EPM with External Antenna connect the power to the device. 5. Attach the antenna to the stud on the 4. Attach shims to box to seal box. two-gang box. Weatherproof it using This prevents weather damage.

  • Page 11: Epm With External Antenna

    Outdoor Installation Note: You must weather-proof the antenna and cable EPM with External Antenna connections. ¾ inch conduit fitting is recommended 6. Run all wires from the EPM through 7. Attach the OmniPoint EPM to the external the bottom or back of the box. Use box with either flathead or security screws, conduit outside of the device.

  • Page 12: Outdoor Installation

    Outdoor Installation EPM with Internal Antenna 1. Attach shims to box to seal box. 2. Run all wires from the EPM through This prevents weather damage. the bottom or back of the box. Use conduit outside of the device. Note: Glue the conduit into a 3/4 in.

  • Page 13: Epm With Internal Antenna

    Outdoor Installation EPM with Internal Antenna 3. Attach the OmniPoint EPM to the external box with either flathead or security screws, based on your preference.

  • Page 14: Indoor Installation

    Indoor Installation EPM with External Antenna 1. Drill a hole into the top of the 2. Run the end of the cable with the straight two-gang box as shown below. connector through the drilled hole. Secure with the capture nut. 1/4”-28 fine thread drill bit 3.

  • Page 15: Epm With External Antenna

    Indoor Installation EPM with External Antenna 4. Attach the antenna to the stud on the 5. Run all wires from the EPM through two-gang box. Weatherproof it using the bottom or back of the box. Use silicone sealant. conduit outside of the device. Note: Connect the external antenna before you connect the power to the device.

  • Page 16: Epm With External Antenna

    Indoor Installation EPM with External Antenna 6. Attach the OmniPoint EPM to the external box with either flathead or security screws, based on your preference.

  • Page 17: Indoor Installation

    Indoor Installation EPM with Internal Antenna (Wall Mount) 1. Run all wires from the EPM through 2. Attach the OmniPoint EPM to the external the bottom or back of the box. Use box with either flathead or security screws, conduit outside of the device. based on your preference.

  • Page 18: Epm With Internal Antenna (Flush Mount)

    Indoor Installation EPM with Internal Antenna (Flush Mount) 1. Make a hole in the wall for your 2. Run all wires from the EPM through the OmniPoint device. Place the two- bottom or back of the box. Use conduit while gang mounting bracket in the hole.

  • Page 19: Epm With Internal Antenna (Flush Mount)

    Indoor Installation EPM with Internal Antenna (Flush Mount) 3. Attach the OmniPoint EPM to the external 4. Now mount the EPM inside the wall. It will box with either flathead or security screws, now be powered up and ready to use if all based on your preference.

  • Page 20: Wiring Diagram

    Wiring Diagram Main Power Input 2 Input 1 Dry Contact Wet Contact Wiegand Connection 12 V DC Relay Relay Status D0 D1 LED Lights Power • Main Power: 24 V AC ◦ 12 V DC or 24 V AC + ◦...

  • Page 21: Wet Contact Relay, Normally Open

    Wet Contact Relay, Normally Open Requires 12 V DC or 24 V AC Trigger Power Voltage is provided when the relay activates. Outgoing power is determined by main power (12V DC or 24V AC). Main Power Wet Contact 12 V DC Relay 24 V AC Note:...

  • Page 22: Wet Contact Relay, Normally Closed

    Wet Contact Relay, Normally Closed Requires Constant 12 V DC or 24 V AC Voltage is removed when the relay activates. Outgoing power is determined by main power (12V DC or 24V AC). Main Power Wet Contact 12 V DC Relay 24 V AC Note:...

  • Page 23: Dry Contact Relay, Normally Open Dry Contact

    Dry Contact Relay, Normally Open For Doors/Gates not requiring power from the EPM The gate or door receives continuity when the relay is active. Dry Contact Relay Note: When active, sends continuity.

  • Page 24: Dry Contact Relay, Normally Closed Dry Contact

    Dry Contact Relay, Normally Closed For Doors/Gates not requiring power from the EPM The gate or door receives continuity when the relay is at rest. Dry Contact Relay Note: When active, removes continuity.

  • Page 25: Wiegand Wiring

    Wiegand Wiring Provides power and data input for 26-bit Wiegand devices See below for an example of Wiegand wiring. Wiegand Wiegand Data Power D0 D1 Note: The Wiegand power output only provides 12 V DC.

  • Page 26: Led Input Wiring

    LED Input Wiring For Wiegand devices with LEDs See below for an example of LED input wiring if you are using LED for the Wiegand keypad. Wiegand...

  • Page 27: Input Status 1

    Input Status 1 To monitor the status of a Door/Gate Status sensor that tells system whether gate/door is open or closed using continuity. Input 1 Status...

  • Page 28: Input Status 2 (Rex)

    Input Status 2 (REX) Used as a Request to Exit A Request to Exit device opens the gate/door when continuity is present. Input 2...

  • Page 29: Led Signals

    LED Signals The LED lights on the OmniPoint device signal whether and how the device has connected with the server and the Gateway. The green and red LED lights may flash quickly, slowly, or hold steady. See below for a breakdown of the LED lights and what they mean.

  • Page 30: About Overmodulation

    About Overmodulation Too Strong of a signal on an EPM can lead to overmodulation. What happens when the signal is Overmodulated? Overmodulation causes the signal between the EPM and Gateway to distort, which leads to data loss. To prevent this data loss, the correct type of antenna must be used on each EPM.

  • Page 31: Signal Strength Guide

    Signal Strength Guide Folow the instructions below to enter into test mode. Entering Test Mode: 1. Power up your EPM (use switch or plug in power) 2. Wait until both red and green LEDS light up at the same time 3.

  • Page 32: Determining The Type Of Antenna Needed

    Determining the Type of Antenna Needed Now we will determine if the EPM needs an external antenna. When testing, the green blinks/signal must be LED Color Status consistent and stable. If at any point you notice blink, you do not have a consistent signal. No Signal In this case, do not proceed with installation.

  • Page 33: Determining The Type Of Antenna Needed

    Determining the Type of Antenna Needed Now we will determine if the EPM needs an external antenna. If you are unable to obtain a consistent and stable signal of at least two blinks DO NOT proceed with the installation. Contact Dealer Support for further troubleshooting.

  • Page 34: Downloading The Cg Installer Control App

    Downloading the CG Installer Control App If you have not yet, download the “CG Installer Control” app to your smartphone. Search for “CG control” in the iOS App Store or Google Play Store, and download the app. For iPhones, scan this QR code to download the Control app from the App Store.

  • Page 35: Registering The Epm

    Registering the EPM Open the CG Installer Control app and login. If you do not have a dealer log in, contact CellGate Customer Support at 1-855-694-2837. -Tap Install a Product. -Tap OmniPoint EPM.

  • Page 36: Scanning The Qr Code

    Scanning the QR Code -Tap Location Name (this is an example - it will be the name of the actual property). -Select the property location. -Tap Scan Node Barcode.

  • Page 37: Scanning The Qr Code

    Scanning the QR Code Scan the QR code on the side of the EPM. A message will pop up showing the registration was successful. Configure & Test. Next click QR Code...

  • Page 38: Checking The Led

    Checking the LED Verify the green light is blinking slowly, at the rate of once a second approximately. If it is, click “Yes” - if not click “No” - Clicking “No” will take you to a troubleshooting step. Otherwise, we can click “Yes” and proceed to the next step.

  • Page 39: Setting Trigger Times

    Setting Trigger Times Select “Set Trigger Times” -Set the “Relay” time in seconds -Set the “Wiegand” time in seconds -Set the “Request to Exit” time in seconds Note: Relay time: The amount of time relay stays open when activated. Wiegand: How long relay remains active from Wiegand transaction.

  • Page 40: Setting Re-Arm Times

    Setting Re-Arm Times Select “Set Re-Arm Times” -Set the “Re-Arm Wiegan” time in seconds -Set the “Input 1” time in seconds -Set the “Input 2” time in seconds -Tap Save Note: Re-arm Wiegand: How may times the same code can be used within the set number of seconds.

  • Page 41: Pushing Settings To The Device

    Pushing Settings to the Device Select Normally Open or Normally Closed for the Default Input State. -Tap “Push Changes to Device” Note: If you get the push error, power cycle your EPM and wait for the green heartbeat again, then click Proceed.

  • Page 42: Testing The Epm

    Testing the EPM Activate the relay by tapping “Send Command”. This should trigger the gate/door. If it was successful then tap “Yes” - if not tap “No”.

  • Page 43: Verify Door/Gate Status

    Verify Door/Gate Status Verify the Gate Status. If OmniPoint is working correctly, Gate Status displays as either Opened or Closed. A Gate Status of Unknown indicates the system is not receiving data from the door status sensor. If you don’t use gate status, click Skip. Tap Yes to move to Wiegand testing.

  • Page 44: Testing The Wiegand Function

    Testing the Wiegand Function Now it’s time to verify that the OmniPoint device reads Wiegand codes correctly. Tap “Start Test”. To test, scan a RFID card or enter a Wiegand code. Verify that the Wiegand information you entered displays. An incorrect or blank code generally indicates a wiring problem.

  • Page 45: Request To Exit

    Request to Exit The app prompts you to send a Request to Exit to verify the process is working correctly. A pop-up asks if you have a request to exit. Tap “Yes”. Note: Request-to-exit (REX) devices are used in conjunction with access control systems to ensure that tenants are able to freely and safely exit an area.

  • Page 46: Verify Door/Gate Status (Rex)

    Verify Door/Gate Status (REX) Verify the Gate Status. Tap “Yes” if the command worked. The Gate Status should display Open or Closed. If the Gate Status is Unknown, the request to exit did not work and the system is not receiving data from the OmniPoint device. Note: Open and close the door to ensure the status is...

  • Page 47: Installing The Next Epm

    Installing the Next EPM If installation is successful, a message displays stating, “Great! Installation setup completed.” If you want to install another device, tap Install another device on this property. Note: If you tap Done, you are returned to Account Selection on the dashboard...

  • Page 48: Checking The Function Screen

    Checking the Function Screen Now click through your Account, Property, and then Location. Note: Your steps may vary depending on your Properties.

  • Page 49: Testing Your Relay

    Testing Your Relay Now you are on the main function screen for the EPM. Here you can do various tests, and also go back and change the settings that were configured previously.

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