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- Page 1 Entry Point Module Please ensure Gateway is installed and on-line before you begin the installation. Please ensure that account is created and property configured before you begin the installation. CellGate Support: 972-231-1999, opt. 2...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Dry Contact, Normally Open Overview Dry Contact Relay, Normally Closed Dry Contact Download CellGate App Dry Contact, Normally Closed EPM Set Up Wiegand Wiring Wiring Instructions LED Input Wiring Relevant Terms Input Status Shipping Contents REX Input Wiring... -
Page 3: Download Cellgate App
EPMs. Different views of the installed EPM are below. Download CellGate App To use the Omnipoint device, you must download the CellGate app, which allows you to manage Omnipoint from your smartphone. For iPhones, scan this QR code to download For Androids, scan this QR code to download the CellGate app from the App Store. -
Page 4: Shipping Contents
Shipping Contents Omnipoint with Internal Antenna Part #: OP EPM DG Shims: 2 Flathead Screws: 4 Security Screws: 4 13-pin Connector: 1 3-pin Connector: 1 2-pin Connector: 1 Omnipoint EPM: 1... -
Page 5: Shipping Contents
Shipping Contents Omnipoint with External Antenna Part #: OP EPM DG EXT External antenna: 1 Connect the external antenna before you connect the power. Flathead Screws: 4 Connector Cable: 1 Security Screws: 4 13-pin Connector: 1 Shims: 2 3-pin Connector: 1 2-pin Connector: 1 Omnipoint EPM: 1... -
Page 6: 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 and external antenna indoors. “2-Gang Gray Weatherproof Box with Four 3/4 in. and Three 1/2 in. Holes” Home Depot Product Information: •... -
Page 7: Outdoor Installation
Outdoor Installation Omnipoint with External Antenna 1. Attach the cable to the external box. 2. Attach the other end of the cable to the Omnipoint EPM. 3. Attach shims to box to seal box. 4. Run the wires into the double- ganged box and wire the EPM. - Page 8 5. Attach the Omnipoint EPM to the external box with either flathead or security screws, based on your preference. You must weather-proof the antenna and cable connections. ¾ inch conduite fitting recommended. 6. Attach antenna to box. With the external box on its side, locate the antenna stud as pictured.
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Page 9: Outdoor Installation
Outdoor Installation Omnipoint with Internal Antenna 1. Attach shims to box to seal box 2. Run the wires into the double-ganged box and wire the EPM. 3. Attach the Omnipoint EPM to the external box with either flathead or security screws, based on your preference. For outdoor installation, properly seal cable connections. -
Page 10: Indoor Installation
Indoor Installation Omnipoint with External Antenna For an indoor installation with an external antenna, you have several options. You can run cable for antenna up within the wall. You can also mount the box and allow the antenna to remain visible. 1. - Page 11 4. Attach the Omnipoint EPM to the external box with either flathead or security screws, based on your preference. 5. Attach antenna to box. With the external box on its side, locate the antenna stud as pictured. To assemble correctly, the nut and washer must be attached at this location on the external box.
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Page 12: Indoor Installation
Indoor Installation Omnipoint with Internal Antenna Wall Mount 1. Run the wires into the double-ganged box and wire the EPM. 2. Attach front to box with screws. ¾ inch conduite fitting recommended. -
Page 13: Flush Mount
Flush Mount For indoor installation with internal antenna, you can choose to install the Omnipoint device in the wall or mount the box. 1. Make a hole in the wall for your Omnipoint device. 2. Wire the Omnipoint EPM. 3. Place the Omnipoint device in the wall. -
Page 14: Wiring Diagram
Wiring Diagram The parts of the EPM are identified below. The following are the options on Omnipoint device • Main Power: 12 V DC or 24 V AC • Wet Relay: ◦ NC: Normally Closed ◦ COM: Common ◦ NO: Normally Open The Omnipoint device accepts 12 V DC or 24 V AC. -
Page 15: Wet Connection
Wet Connection Requires 12 V Trigger Power Wet Contact Relay, Normally Open Voltage is provided when the relay activates. Outgoing power is determined by main power (12V DC or 24V AC). When active, sends voltage that is supplied. Requires Constant 12 V Wet Contact Relay, Normally Closed Voltage is removed when the relay activates. -
Page 16: Dry Contact Relay, Normally Open Dry Contact
Dry Contact Relay, Normally Open Dry Contact Dry Contact, Normally Open The gate or door receives continuity when the relay is active. When active, sends continuity. Dry Contact Relay, Normally Closed Dry Contact Dry Contact, Normally Closed The gate or door receives continuity when the relay is at rest. When active, removes continuity. -
Page 17: Wiegand Wiring
Wiegand Wiring The Wiegand power only provides 12 V DC. See below for an example of Wiegand wiring. LED Input Wiring See below for an example of LED input wiring if you are using LED for the Wiegand keypad. Input Status Status sensor tells system whether gate/door is open or closed REX Input Wiring A Request to Exit device opens the gate/door when continuity is present. -
Page 18: 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. No lights indicate that power is not on;... - Page 19 Download CellGate App If you have not yet, download the CellGate app to your smartphone. Alternatively, search for “Cellgate” in the App or Play Store, and download the CellGate app. Android iPhone Enrollment on App Side Registration with Dealer App 1.
- Page 20 4. Tap Device Testing. 5. Tap the property. 6. Tap Scan Node Barcode. 7. Scan the QR code on your phone. The QR code is located on the side of your Omnipoint EPM, as shown.
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Page 21: Register And Test
A message displays that the process completed successfully. 8. Tap Configure & Test. Register and Test 1. Verify that your device is functioning properly. Tap Yes. Trigger times are defined below: • Relay time: the amount of time relay stays open when activated •... - Page 22 4. Scroll through the menu to select the time desired. Tap OK. 5. Tap Wiegand times. 6. Scroll through the menu to select the time desired. Tap OK. 7. Tap Request to Exit times. 8. Scroll through the menu to select the time desired. Tap OK.
- Page 23 9. Tap Save. 10. Tap Set Re-Arm Times. Re-arm times are defined below: • Re-arm Wiegand: how may times the same code can be used within the set number of seconds • Input 1: how often the input switches states; how often input 1 changes are logged •...
- Page 24 13. Tap Input 1 - Gate Status. 14. Scroll through the menu to select the time desired. Tap OK. 15. Tap Input 2 - Request to Exit. 16. Scroll through the menu to select the time desired. Tap OK.
- Page 25 17. Tap Save. 18. Tap Push Changes to Devices.
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Page 26: Testing
Testing To complete the install, test your Omnipoint to verify that it works correctly. Follow the workflow below to test each Omnipoint function. If a test fails, troubleshoot that step. Activate Relay If the relay activates, the gate or door opens 1. -
Page 27: Test Wiegand
Test Wiegand In this section, you verify that the Omnipoint device reads Wiegand codes correctly. 1. Tap Start Test. To test, scan a RFID card or enter a Wiegand code. 2. Verify that the Wiegand information you entered displays. An incorrect or blank code generally indicates a wiring problem. -
Page 28: Request To Exit
Request to Exit The app prompts you to send a Request to Exit to verify the process is working correctly. 1. A popup asks if you have a request to exit. Tap Yes. 2. Verify the Gate Status. Tap Yes if the command worked. The Gate Status should display Open or Closed. -
Page 29: Troubleshooting Omnipoint
Troubleshooting Omnipoint After pushing changes to the Omnipoint device, you may encounter an error in which the device is not communicating. 1. Tap Push Changes to Devices. 2. Tap Proceed on the alert screen reminding you to ensure the device is powered on. -
Page 30: Activate Relay
The app walks you through the testing process. In general, as you test each function, if the function works correctly, you’ll select Yes in the app. If you select No, the app shows you information to help you troubleshoot the problem. Activate Relay 1. -
Page 31: Wiegand Testing
Wiegand Testing 1. Tap Start Test to test the Wiegand device. 2. Verify Wiegand information. 3. If the Wiegand information is incorrect, or if no Wiegand information displays, tap No. The Wiegand wiring diagram displays. 4. Refer to this diagram to correct wiring problems and retest. -
Page 32: Request To Exit
Request to Exit 1. A popup asks if you have a request to exit. Tap Yes. 2. Verify Gate Status. If the Gate Status is Opened or Closed, the request to exit worked. If the Gate Status is Unknown, the Request to Exit failed. 3. - Page 33 If you tap View Input Wiring, input wiring examples display.
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