Paxton Access WR01, WA01 User Manual

19/12/2008

Cable extensions

Readers can be extended using Belden CR9540 10-core overall screened cable. The maximum length is 100 yards.

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Ins-30095-US Wireless reader modules

Documentation on all Paxton Access products can be found on our web site - http://www.paxton-access.com/

The Net2Air wireless reader modules consist of two parts. The ACU module and the Remote module. The ACU
module is plugged into the reader port of the control unit. The Remote module is located at the distant location
and contains a reader port and a lock relay that replicates the switching of the ACU’s own relay.

A 12V DC power supply is required for the remote module. This may also be used for lock power.

This module repeats the basic input and output functions of the ACU.

The unit has a reader port (8 way plug and RJ45), power input and relay connection. Mount the unit and then
wire in the remote equipment (reader, lock, etc). A suitable 12V DC power supply is also required.

LED indications

Red Red reader LED
Amber Amber reader LED
Green Green reader LED
Amber Relay activated (COM / NO contacts closed)
Blue Net2Air network activity (Transmit or Receive)
Green PCB Power

This module plugs directly into the reader port on the ACU. If the relay position is also to be repeated by the
remote module a VOLT FREE loop connection should be made between the relay condition input and the COM
and NO contacts on the controller relay. (See Wiring section)

ACU module

LED indications

Blue Net2Air network activity (Transmit or Receive)
Amber Mode - The system is unlocked to allow a remote module to be registered.
Green A token has been presented at the remote module.

Remote Module

Operation

NOTE: The module provides the power for this detection circuit. No voltage or diode should be connected at the
ACU control relay or either PCB may be damaged.

The typical range in an ofce environment is 5 yards. Where there is clear ‘line of sight’ across an open space,

(warehouse roof void, car park, etc) a range of 30 yards is possible. (See Wireless limitations)

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Wire the relay condition input across the COM / NO of the relay
to be monitored. This will vary with ACU style.

NANO - Do NOT use the powered Lock connection on this ACU.
The module monitors volt free relay connections.

The lock is wired across 12V and COM. A 0V link is then required to complete the circuit. This will be wired from 0v
to NO or NC depending on lock type (Fail Open / Fail Closed)

A diode is supplied which should be tted across 12V and COM (Silver end to 12V ) to protect the relay contacts.

Reader

Fail closed release

12V DC power supply

Relay condition input

Radio Frequency Selector

Mode Button