Openpath SDC User manual
OPENPATH
SINGLE
DOOR
CONTROLLER
INSTALLATION
GUIDE
V1.2
Openpath
Single
Door
Controller
Installation
Guide
GETTING
STARTED
ADDITIONAL
RESOURCES
PRIOR
TO
INSTALLATION
Installation
NETWORK
REQUIREMENTS
POWER
REQUIREMENTS
SELECTING
A
BACKUP
BATTERY
MOUNTING
INSTRUCTIONS
RECOMMENDED
CONFIGURATION
STANDARD
WIRING
CONFIGURATION
WIRING
FAIL
SAFE
AND
FAIL
SECURE
LOCKING
HARDWARE
VOLTAGE
SWITCHES
PROVISIONING
THE
SDC
REQUIREMENTS
CREATE
SDC
IN
CONTROL
CENTER
To
add
one
SDC
manually:
To
add
multiple
SDCs
with
Quick
Start:
PROVISIONING
STEPS
To
provision
the
SDC
using
the
Open
Admin
app:
Troubleshooting
the
SDC
TEST
INTERNET
CONNECTION
NETWORK
SETTINGS
COUNTRY
SETTINGS
Troubleshooting
SDC
LEDS
RESETTING
THE
SDC
SOFT
RESET
HARD
RESET
LEGACY
WIRING
Regulatory
FCC
RF
Radiation
Hazard
Warning
Industry
Canada
Notice
and
Marking
Warnings
Technical
Specifications
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Openpath
Single
Door
Controller
Installation
Guide
GETTING
STARTED
This
Installation
Guide
explains
how
to
install
and
configure
the
Openpath
Single
Door
Controller
(SDC)
as
part
of
an
Openpath
Access
Control
system.
ADDITIONAL
RESOURCES
●
Smart
Reader
Data
Sheet
●
Openpath
Admin
App
Guide
●
Openpath
User
Guide
●
Openpath
Installation
Guide
PRIOR
TO
INSTALLATION
Prior
to
installing
Openpath
hardware,
perform
a
customer
site
survey
to
determine
the
following:
●
How
many
entries
need
to
be
configured
(e.g.
doors,
gates,
and/or
elevator
floors)
●
Whether
you
’
re
using
legacy
wiring
or
new
wiring
●
What
kind
of
electronic
entry
mechanisms,
Request
to
Exit
(REX)
mechanisms,
and
door
contact
sensors
will
be
used
and
their
power
requirements.
●
Whether
you
’
re
providing
an
external
supply
with
backup
batteries
for
the
SDC.
See
SELECTING
A
BACKUP
BATTERY
.
●
Whether
you
’
re
supporting
a
legacy
access
control
panel.
Installation
NETWORK
REQUIREMENTS
An
Ethernet
or
Wi-Fi
connection
or
a
static
IP
address
must
be
used
to
connect
the
SDC
to
the
Local
Area
Network
(LAN).
You
also
need
to
configure
firewall
settings
to
communicate
with
the
Openpath
system.
Openpath
uses
the
following
outbound
ports:
●
TCP
port
443
●
TCP
port
80
●
UDP
port
123
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Note:
If
using
an
external
DNS
server,
outbound
UDP
port
53
must
also
be
open.
To
support
Wi-Fi
unlocking
from
the
mobile
app,
the
SDC
’
s
inbound
TCP
port
443
must
be
available
from
within
the
LAN.
Inbound
port
forwarding
on
the
router,
firewall,
or
NAT
device
is
not
required.
POWER
REQUIREMENTS
The
Openpath
SDC
can
be
powered
with
PoE,
PoE+,
or
an
external
12-24V
supply.
Use
an
external
power
supply
for
backup
or
if
PoE
is
not
available
—
24V
required
if
locking
hardware
requires
24V.
Operating
Voltage:
12-24VDC
Input
Rating:
12V
@
2A
(min)
or
24V
@
1A
(min)
Output
Ratings:
●
Power
Out
connector
can
supply
up
to
100mA
@
12V
or
50mA
@
24V
●
2
reader
ports,
max
power
output:
250mA
@
12V
each
●
2
relays,
max
power
output:
○
PoE:
Max
3W
combined
output
(e.g.
250mA
@
12V
or
125mA
@
24V)
○
PoE+:
Max
9W
combined
output
(e.g.
750mA
@
12V
or
375mA
@
24V)
SELECTING
A
BACKUP
BATTERY
While
not
required,
Openpath
recommends
having
a
backup
battery
on
the
external
supply
or
PoE
injector
in
case
of
power
outages.
The
size
of
battery
depends
on
your
setup
and
how
long
you
want
to
power
the
system.
Table
1:
Power
requirements
(24V)
SDC
.3A
Smart
Reader
(2)
0.25A
Locking
hardware
(while
engaged)
0.25A
–
0.5A
Assuming
an
external
24V
power
supply,
an
SDC
configured
with
two
Openpath
Readers
and
locking
hardware
uses
about
1.1
Amps.
To
keep
the
system
running
for
3
hours
with
all
entries
engaged,
you
need
1.1A
x
3
hours
=
3.3
AH,
so
two
12V
4AH
sealed
lead
acid
(SLA)
or
gel
cell
batteries
in
series.
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MOUNTING
INSTRUCTIONS
The
SDC
can
be
mounted
a
few
different
ways:
on
a
single
or
double
gang
box
or
on
drywall.
To
install
on
a
standard
US
1-gang
box:
1. Use
two
6-32
screws
(A)
to
attach
backplate
(B)
to
gang
box
Recommended:
Use
the
provided
drywall
screws
(C)
and
anchors
(not
shown)
on
drywall
for
added
stability
2. Snap
on
main
housing
(D)
to
backplate
(B)
a. On
the
right
side
of
the
main
housing
(D),
ensure
that
the
two
edge
clips
fit
into
their
respective
notches
on
the
backplate
(B)
b. Press
firmly
on
the
main
housing
(D)
to
snap
into
place
3. Partially
unscrew
pre-installed
M4
set
screw
(E)
to
secure
main
housing
(D)
to
backplate
(B)
4. Use
the
cable
slot
(F)
to
hold
cables
while
wiring;
see
STANDARD
WIRING
CONFIGURATION
5. Snap
on
front
cover
(G)
Note:
For
a
double
gang
box,
follow
the
directions
above,
using
additional
6-32
screws.
Figure1
:
Mounting
SDC
to
wall
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To
install
on
drywall:
1. Use
the
provided
drywall
screws
(C)
and
anchors
(not
shown)
to
attach
backplate
(B)
to
wall
2. Snap
on
main
housing
(D)
to
backplate
(B)
a. On
the
right
side
of
the
main
housing
(D),
ensure
that
the
two
edge
clips
fit
into
their
respective
notches
on
the
backplate
(B)
b. Press
firmly
on
the
main
housing
(D)
to
snap
into
place
3. Partially
unscrew
pre-installed
M4
set
screw
(E)
to
secure
main
housing
(D)
to
backplate
(B)
4. Use
the
cable
slot
(F)
to
hold
cables
while
wiring;
see
STANDARD
WIRING
CONFIGURATION
5. Snap
on
front
cover
(G)
RECOMMENDED
CONFIGURATION
Openpath
Readers
and
Access
Control
Units
(ACUs)/SDCs
communicate
via
RS-485.
The
following
wire
types
are
compatible,
listed
in
the
order
of
preference
which
impacts
distance.
●
Shielded
CAT6A
(recommended,
additional
two
pairs
can
be
used
for
sensors)
●
Shielded
CAT6
●
Shielded
RS485
w/22-24AWG
(lower
gauge,
thicker
wire
is
better)
●
Shielded
CAT5
●
Unshielded
CAT6
●
Unshielded
CAT5
●
Shielded
22/6
●
Unshielded
22/6
Ideally,
use
one
twisted
pair
for
GND
and
VIN
(power)
and
one
twisted
pair
for
+B
and
-A
(data).
For
shielded
wiring,
connect
one
side
of
the
drain
wire
(the
shield
around
the
wires)
to
the
GND
terminal
on
the
SDC.
Both
the
shield
and
the
GND
wire
can
share
the
same
GND
terminal.
Do
not
connect
the
other
side
of
the
shield
to
anything.
For
Openpath
Standard
Smart
Reader
installation,
we
recommend
that
you
install
a
1-Gang
20
CU
box
in
order
to
flush-mount
the
reader.
Alternatively,
the
reader
may
also
be
surface
mounted
with
the
included
back
plate.
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Note:
For
elevators,
all
relays
and
readers
must
be
connected
to
the
same
SDC.
If
you
need
more
than
two
access
controlled
floors
or
readers,
add
the
Openpath
Elevator
Expansion
Module.
WARNING:
Always
remove
power
from
the
SDC
and
locking
hardware
before
wiring
readers
and
other
devices.
Failure
to
do
so
can
damage
the
SDC.
STANDARD
WIRING
CONFIGURATION
Figure2
:
Example
SDC
wiring
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WIRING
FAIL
SAFE
AND
FAIL
SECURE
LOCKING
HARDWARE
Fail
safe
and
fail
secure
are
ways
of
configuring
locking
hardware:
●
Fail
safe
hardware
unlocks
when
power
is
interrupted
●
Fail
secure
hardware
locks
when
power
is
interrupted
VOLTAGE
SWITCHES
WARNING:
Remove
DC
Input
Power
and
PoE
before
changing
the
voltage
of
the
relays.
To
power
locking
hardware
without
an
external
supply
(Wet
Relay),
select
12V
or
24V,
and
connect
locking
hardware
to
NO
and
GND
(for
fail
secure
locks)
or
NC
and
GND
(for
fail
safe
locks).
Figure3
:
Wet
Relay
example
To
use
external
power,
select
DRY
and
use
NO
or
NC
and
C,
and
wire
to
external
supply.
Figure4
:
Dry
Relay
example
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PROVISIONING
THE
SDC
Provisioning
the
SDC
means
registering
it
in
the
Control
Center
and
getting
it
up
and
running
with
the
latest
firmware.
You
can
provision
the
SDC
using
the
Open
Admin
app
for
first
time
setup
and
in
the
case
of
RESETTING
THE
SDC
.
Note:
If
you
’
re
provisioning
SDCs
for
a
customer
account,
the
customer
org
will
need
to
be
created
by
Openpath
first.
REQUIREMENTS
●
Meet
all
NETWORK
REQUIREMENTS
●
Connect
the
SDC
to
the
Internet
via
Ethernet
or
via
Wi-Fi
●
Install
the
Open
Admin
app
○
iOS
App
Store
○
Google
Play
Store
CREATE SDC IN CONTROL CENTER
Before
you
can
provision
an
ACU
using
the
Open
Admin
app,
you
must
first
create
an
ACU
in
the
Control
Center.
To
add
one
SDC
manually:
1. Go
to
https://control.openpath.com/login
and
log
in
2. Go
to
Hardware
>
ACU
Management
3. To
add
a
new
SDC,
click
the
blue
Create
ACU
button
on
the
top
right
corner
4. Enter
a
name
for
the
SDC.
Names
are
usually
relevant
to
the
location
where
the
SDC
is
installed.
5. From
the
Controller
Type
dropdown,
select
Single
Door
Controller
(SDC)
6. If
your
SDC
also
connects
to
an
expansion
board,
then
from
the
Add
Expansion
Board
dropdown,
select
and
add
the
appropriate
type(s):
a.
Openpath
4-Port
Expansion
b.
Openpath
8-Port
Expansion
c.
Openpath
16-Port
Elevator
7. A
description
of
the
SDC
will
appear
in
green.
Click
Save
.
8. At
this
point,
you
can
create
Readers,
Entries,
and
Zones
prior
to
provisioning
To
add
multiple
SDCs
with
Quick
Start:
1. Go
to
https://control.openpath.com/login
and
log
in
2. Go
to
Administration
>
Quick
Start
3. Enter
a
Site
Name,
click
Next
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4. Enter
how
many
SDCs
are
located
at
your
Site:
a. Enter
names
for
the
SDCs
b. From
the
Controller
Type
dropdowns,
select
Single
Door
Controller
(SDC)
c. Enter
the
number
of
expansion
boards
connected
to
the
SDCs,
then
select
the
types
used:
i.
Openpath
4-Port
Expansion
ii.
Openpath
8-Port
Expansion
iii.
Openpath
16-Port
Elevator
d.
Click
Next
5. Enter
how
many
Readers
are
connected
to
the
SDCs
and
enter
names.
Click
Next
.
6. Review
your
Site
Details,
then
click
Confirm
&
Submit
.
It
may
take
a
few
minutes
for
setup
to
complete.
PROVISIONING STEPS
To
provision
the
SDC
using
the
Open
Admin
app:
1. If
powering
using
PoE,
plug
in
Ethernet;
if
powering
with
an
external
power
supply,
plug
in
Ethernet
and
connect
power
to
POWER
IN
The
Status
LED
will
be
solid
cyan
2. In
the
Open
Admin
app,
locate
the
org
to
which
you
’
re
provisioning
hardware,
either
on
the
list
or
using
search,
then
tap
on
the
org
name
3. Wait
until
the
Status
LED
is
solid
blue
,
then
press
the
Admin
button
(figure
5)
on
the
SDC
a.
Note
:
SDC
will
disconnect
from
the
Open
Admin
app
after
5
minutes
of
inactivity;
press
the
Admin
button
again
to
reset
the
timer
4. When
the
Status
LED
is
blinking
purple
,
In
the
app,
tap
on
the
last
four
digits
of
the
serial
number
for
the
SDC
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5. When
the
Status
LED
changes
to
solid
purple
,
tap
Test
Internet
Connection
and
wait
for
a
green
YES
to
appear
before
proceeding
with
the
next
step
a.
Note:
This
checks
if
the
ACU/SDC
can
ping
https://api.openpath.com/health
b. If
this
step
fails,
refer
to
Troubleshooting
the
SDC
6. If
the
Internet
connection
test
is
successful,
tap
Provision
Device
in
the
app
7. Tap
on
the
ACU
Name
that
you
want
to
provision
to
(this
is
the
name
of
the
SDC
you
created
in
the
Control
Center),
then
tap
Yes
to
proceed
8. The
Status
LED
will
blink
yellow
;
the
app
will
send
notifications
when
the
SDC
provision
state
changes
from
Unprovisioned
to
Provisioning
in
progress
to
Provisioning
complete
9. When
setup
is
complete,
the
Status
LED
will
change
to
solid
white
Troubleshooting
the
SDC
If
at
any
point
the
Status
LED
blinks
red
,
this
indicates
there
is
an
issue
connecting
to
the
Internet.
If
attempting
to
set
up
using
Wi-Fi,
try
switching
to
an
Ethernet
connection.
Refer
to
NETWORK
REQUIREMENTS
If
at
any
point
the
Status
LED
is
solid
red
,
this
indicates
the
SDC
is
in
an
error
state.
Go
to
the
Hardware
Dashboard
in
the
Control
Center
and
restart
the
services
listed
under
Remote
Diagnostics.
If
this
doesn
’
t
work,
power
cycle
the
SDC
(remove
power,
wait
10
seconds,
apply
power).
If
the
error
persists,
contact
Openpath
support.
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Figure5
:
ADMIN
button
TEST
INTERNET
CONNECTION
In
the
Open
Admin
app,
you
can
tap
Test
Internet
Connection
to
check
if
the
SDC
can
ping
https://api.openpath.com/health
NETWORK
SETTINGS
In
the
Open
Admin
app,
you
can
configure
network
settings
for
the
SDC.
The
default
interface
for
the
SDC
is
Ethernet/wired
connection.
You
can
change
this
by
going
to
Network
Settings
>
Wi-Fi
IP
Settings
and
enabling
Default
Interface
,
then
tap
Save
.
Ethernet
and
Wi-Fi
connections
can
be
DHCP
(default)
or
can
have
a
static
IP
address.
To
change
network
settings:
1.
Connect
to
the
SDC
by
pressing
the
Admin
button
again
if
needed
2.
Tap
on
Network
Settings
3.
Select
Configure
network
manually
4.
Configure
the
network
settings
as
needed
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5.
Tap
Save
on
the
top
right
of
the
screen
To
set
up
Wi-Fi
on
the
SDC
using
the
Admin
App:
1. Connect
to
the
SDC
by
pressing
the
Admin
button
again
if
needed
2. Tap
on
Network
Settings
3. Tap
on
Wi-Fi
IP
Settings
4. Enable
Default
Interface
5. Tap
on
Pick
Wi-Fi
Network
6. Choose
your
network
and
enter
your
password
then
tap
Connect
COUNTRY
SETTINGS
The
country
code
on
the
SDC
is
automatically
set
up
during
initial
connection
and
provisioning
based
on
information
from
the
installer
’
s
Open
Admin
app.
This
setting
cannot
be
changed
by
the
installer.
If
you
need
to
change
the
country
code,
please
contact
Openpath
support.
Troubleshooting
SDC
LEDS
RESETTING
THE
SDC
LEGACY
WIRING
SDC
LEDS
The
Openpath
SDC
’
s
Status
LED
indicates
the
following:
Solid
White
indicates
the
SDC
is
provisioned
and
functioning
normally
Blinking
Red
indicates
there
is
a
problem
with
the
Internet
connection
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Solid
Cyan
appears
when
the
SDC
is
booting
Solid
Yellow
indicates
that
the
SDC
is
restoring
software;
appears
when
you
turn
on
the
SDC
for
the
first
time
Blinking
Yellow
indicates
that
the
SDC
is
updating
software;
appears
when
the
SDC
has
been
online
for
less
than
24
hours
Solid
Blue
indicates
that
the
SDC
has
finished
booting
and
is
ready
for
provisioning
Solid
Purple
indicates
that
the
SDC
is
connected
to
the
Open
Admin
app
Blinking
Purple
indicates
the
SDC
is
ready
to
connect
to
the
Open
Admin
app
Solid
Red
indicates
the
SDC
is
in
an
error
state
–
refer
to
Troubleshooting
the
SDC
The
Openpath
SDC
has
eight
port
LEDs
and
two
power
LEDs.
The
port
LEDs
indicate
the
following:
●
Openpath
Readers
or
Wiegand
Readers
○
Solid:
Normal
operation
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○
Blinking:
Error
state
●
Sensors
(including
REX
and
Contact
Sensors)
○
Solid:
Active
○
Blinking:
EOL
shorted
or
cut
●
Locking
hardware
(relays)
○
Solid:
Relay
is
energized
○
Blinking:
Fault
detection
Figure6
:
SDC
Port
LEDs
RESETTING
THE
SDC
SOFT
RESET
To
soft
reset
the
SDC,
disconnect
power
and
Ethernet
from
the
SDC,
wait
10
seconds,
then
reconnect
the
power.
HARD
RESET
WARNING:
Only
hard
reset
the
SDC
if
absolutely
necessary
and
if
instructed
by
Openpath.
This
will
clear
all
of
the
data
off
of
the
SDC
and
will
require
reprovisioning.
To
hard
reset
the
SDC:
1. Disconnect
power
and
Ethernet
from
the
SDC
2. Hold
down
the
ADMIN
BUTTON
for
15
seconds
3.
While
still
holding
down
the
ADMIN
button,
reconnect
the
power,
and
continue
to
hold
the
button
for
another
15
seconds.
You
should
see
the
Status
LED
turn
yellow.
4. Wait
until
the
Status
LED
turns
blue
(refer
to
SDC
LEDS
)
before
PROVISIONING
THE
SDC
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LEGACY
WIRING
Sometimes
legacy
wiring
(unshielded
and
straight
through,
rather
than
shielded
twisted
pair,
often
22-6)
results
in
slower
connections
and
dropped
packets
between
the
Openpath
Reader
and
SDC.
To
remedy
this,
you
can
switch
GND
and
VIN
with
+B
and
-A
connections
on
the
SDC
and
readers
to
ensure
the
data
pair
(+B
and
-A)
are
using
the
alternate
pair
of
legacy
wires.
Regulatory
All
national
and
local
electrical
codes
apply.
FCC
This
device
complies
with
part
15
of
the
FCC
Rules.
Operation
is
subject
to
the
following
two
conditions:
(1)
This
device
may
not
cause
harmful
interference,
and
(2)
this
device
must
accept
any
interference
received,
including
interference
that
may
cause
undesired
operation.
To
comply
with
FCC
RF
exposure
compliance
requirements,
a
separation
distance
of
at
least
20
cm
should
be
maintained
between
the
antenna
of
Openpath
Smart
Reader(s)
and
persons
during
operation.
NOTE:
This
equipment
has
been
tested
and
found
to
comply
with
the
limits
for
a
Class
A
digital
device,
pursuant
to
part
15
of
the
FCC
Rules.
These
limits
are
designed
to
provide
reasonable
protection
against
harmful
interference
when
the
equipment
is
operated
in
a
commercial
environment.
This
equipment
generates,
uses,
and
can
radiate
radio
frequency
energy
and,
if
not
installed
and
used
in
accordance
with
the
instruction
manual,
may
cause
harmful
interference
to
radio
communications.
Operation
of
this
equipment
in
a
residential
area
is
likely
to
cause
harmful
interference
in
which
case
the
user
will
be
required
to
correct
the
interference
at
his
own
expense.
RF
Radiation
Hazard
Warning
To
ensure
compliance
with
FCC
and
Industry
Canada
RF
exposure
requirements,
this
device
must
be
installed
in
a
location
where
the
antennas
of
the
device
will
have
a
minimum
distance
of
at
least
20
cm
from
all
persons.
Using
higher
gain
antennas
and
types
of
antennas
not
certified
for
use
with
this
product
is
not
allowed.
The
device
shall
not
be
co-located
with
another
transmitter.
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Installez
l'appareil
en
veillant
à
conserver
une
distance
d'au
moins
20
cm
entre
les
é
l
é
ments
rayonnants
et
les
personnes.
Cet
avertissement
de
s
é
curit
é
est
conforme
aux
limites
d'exposition
d
é
finies
par
la
norme
CNR-102
at
relative
aux
fr
é
quences
radio.
Industry
Canada
Notice
and
Marking
Under
Industry
Canada
regulations,
this
radio
transmitter
may
only
operate
using
an
antenna
of
a
type
and
maximum
(or
lesser)
gain
approved
for
the
transmitter
by
Industry
Canada.
To
reduce
potential
radio
interference
to
other
users,
the
antenna
type
and
its
gain
should
be
so
chosen
that
the
equivalent
isotropically
radiated
power
(e.i.r.p.)
is
not
more
than
that
necessary
for
successful
communication.
Conform
é
ment
à
la
r
é
glementation
d'Industrie
Canada,
le
pr
é
sent
é
metteur
radio
peut
fonctionner
avec
une
antenne
d'un
type
et
d'un
gain
maximal
(ou
inf
é
rieur)
approuv
é
pour
l'
é
metteur
par
Industrie
Canada.
Dans
le
but
de
r
é
duire
les
risques
de
brouillage
radio
é
lectrique
à
l'intention
des
autres
utilisateurs,
il
faut
choisir
le
type
d'antenne
et
son
gain
de
sorte
que
la
puissance
isotrope
rayonn
é
e
é
quivalente
(p.i.r.e.)
ne
d
é
passe
pas
l'intensit
é
n
é
cessaire
à
l'
é
tablissement
d'une
communication
satisfaisante.
This
device
complies
with
Industry
Canada
licence-exempt
RSS
standard(s).
Operation
is
subject
to
the
following
two
conditions:
(1)
this
device
may
not
cause
interference,
and
(2)
this
device
must
accept
any
interference,
including
interference
that
may
cause
undesired
operation
of
the
device.
Le
pr
é
sent
appareil
est
conforme
aux
CNR
d'Industrie
Canada
applicables
aux
appareils
radio
exempts
de
licence.
L'exploitation
est
autoris
é
e
aux
deux
conditions
suivantes
:
(1)
l'appareil
ne
doit
pas
produire
de
brouillage,
et
(2)
l'utilisateur
de
l'appareil
doit
accepter
tout
brouillage
radio
é
lectrique
subi,
m
ê
me
si
le
brouillage
est
susceptible
d'en
compromettre
le
fonctionnement.
Warnings
●
Disconnect
power
before
servicing
●
Do
not
plug
into
an
outlet
controlled
by
an
on/off
switch
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Technical
Specifications
Table
2:
Technical
specifications
of
Openpath
hardware
Smart
Readers
(OP-RLF-STD,
OP-RHF-STD,
OP-RLF-MULB,
OP-RHF-MULB)
12VDC,
0.25A
OP-RLF-STD/MULB:
FCC
ID:
2APJVOPRLF
OP-RHF-STD/MULB:
FCC
ID:
2APJVOPRHF
Elevator
Board
(OP-16EM)
12-24VDC,
0.35A
@
12V,
0.2
@
24V
Single
Door
Controller
(OP-2ESH-POE)
12-24VDC,
0.3A
@
24V
Openpath
4-Port
Board
(OP-4EX4)
12-24VDC,
0.4A
@
24V
Openpath
8-Port
Board
(OP-8EX8)
12-24VDC,
0.6A
@
24V
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