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Revision as of 23:30, 15 June 2016
Prerequisites
- The DHI-ASR1101A unit and included hardware
- An RS485 ready controller capable of using this card reader (DHI-ASI1201A-D)
- Drill or screw driver
- Wires for alarm and light
- DC power supply for device
- Router or drill bits
Installation
1. Drill out a hole where the wiring will enter the wall, and mount the supplied bracket.
2. Connect the wiring according to what inputs and outputs you are configuring, here we will wire a 12VDC supply to the Red wire, Ground (GND) to the Black wire, RS485+ to the Purple wire, and RS485- to the Yellow wire. I am also wiring this device to the DHI-ASI1201A-D.
3. Make sure you have your card setup on the other controller and now give it a test from the DHI-ASR1101A. A Blue light means it is ready to scan, green means the read was successful, and red means the card was rejected.
