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1 | Fixing Hole | Used to attach | |
the metal supporter to prevent the EMI.) | |||
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2 | 2Pin DIP Switch | Used to set the type of a connected reader to either 26bit Wiegand or 34bit Wiegand. | |
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3 | 8Pin DIP Switch | be consistent with those of the computer that is used for communications. | |
(Address Setting: Pin 1 to Pin 5 of the DIP Switch, Communication Speed: Pin 6 to Pin 8 | |||
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of the DIP Switch)
Pressing both of the switches at the same time for about 2 seconds will sound
4System Initialize Switch initialization ready beep. Releasing both switches will stop the beep, and restarts the system after the initialization.
5 | Connect the LAN cable for TCP/IP communications. | ||
6 | LED | Indicates the state of the LAN communications. | |
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7 | RL#1, RL#2 | Ports where the buzzer control line or the LED control line of the reader is connected to | |
display the operation status of Relay 1 or Relay 2. | |||
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8 | Input #5 | Input Port: The flashing LED indicator denotes that a signal is sensed by the port. | |
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9 | Input #4 | Input Port: The flashing LED indicator denotes that a signal is sensed by the port. | |
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PRODUCT INTRODUCTION
English _ 7
