SCP Quick Reference

SCP Hardware Quick Reference
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Table Of Contents
MODEL PAGE MODEL PAGE
MINI-SCP 3 MR-50 Series 1 35
MINI-SCPE 5 MR-50 Series 2 37
SCP-1MB 7 MR-50 Series 3 39
SCP-E 9 MR-51E 41
SCP-MEM3 11 MR-52 Series 1 43
SCP-MEM7 13 MR-52 Series 2 45
EP-1501 15 MR-52 Series 3 47
EP-1501 PLUS 17 MR-62E 49
EP-1502 19 MR-16IN Series 1 51
LP-1501 25 MR-16OUT Series 1 57
LP-1501 PLUS 27 MR-16OUT Series 2 59
LP-1502 29 MR-16OUT Series 3 61
LP-2500 31 MUX-8 63
LP-4502 33
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MINI-SCP Quick Reference MINI-SCP not evaluated by UL
485 232
J3 TXD1
TR1+
J5
J6 RXD1
J9
TR1- Host Channel
(Always set to 232)
RTS1 (Fig. 1)
R1+
232 485
2W 4W
ACDC
+ J2 (Not used)
J8
CTS1
J10 R1-
12 Volts DC (250mA) AC
(Always closed)
(Always set to 232) J4

(Always set to 2W) J7
GND
- GND
(Always closed)
J13 TR2+
Tamper Input
(N/C - Jumper if not used) {
GND
IN2
(Channel 2 Termination)
J11
TR2-
GND
} Channel 2 RS-485 Sub-Panel Bus
(Fig. 2)
Power Fault
{ GND
TR3+
(N/C - Jumper if not used) IN1
U1
J12
TR3-
GND
(Fig. 2)
ON OFF
S1 Address Dip Switch
SERVICE
REMOVE FOR
(Fig. 1)
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
U4
LED A
Memory Backup Battery
(Exp. 1) Normal LED Function
LED B
LED A = Power (~1 pulse/second)
Battery Bypass Sleeve LED B = Host Communication
(Exp. 1) LED C
(~1 pulse/second)
LED C = SIO Communication
(Rapid pulse)
TOC Figure 1: Host Channel and Address Dip Switch Configuration Oview
S1 - RS-232 Hardwired Address Dip Switch S1 - Dialup Address Dip Switch

Address 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Address 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
0 Off Off Off Off Off On On Off 1 On Off Off Off On On On Off
DB-9 Wiring DB-25 Wiring USR Spo rtster 33,600 External Modem DB-25 Wiring
1 14 1 14
TXD1 Pin 2 TXD1 Pin 3 TXD1 Pin 2

TR1+ 5 9 TR1+ TR1+ Pin 4
RXD1 Pin 3 RXD1 Pin 2 RXD1 Pin 3
TR1- TR1- TR1- Pin 6 Jump 4, 6 & 20 together
RTS1 RTS1 RTS1 Pin 20

R1+ R1+ R1+
CTS1 CTS1 CTS1 Pin 5
R1- R1- R1-
Pin 5 1 6 Pin 7 Pin 7
GND GND GND
13 25 13 25
Figure 2: RS-485 Sub-Panel Bus Termination

TR2+
TR2-
The MINI-SCP has two distinct RS-485 sub-panel buses. Each bus
(Channel 2 Termination) needs to be terminated at both the beginning and ending points.
J11 GND
J11 is the termination jumper for the Channel 2 RS-485 Sub-Panel Bus.
TR3+ J12 is the termination jumper for the Channel 3 RS-485 Sub-Panel Bus.
(Channel 3 Termination) (see Two Wire RS-485 Wiring diagram for sub-panel wiring information)
TR3-
J12
GND
Explanation 1: Memory Backup Battery

If the MINI-SCP should experience a complete power loss, the 3 volt lithium memory backup battery provides power to the
onboard memory which contains the card file, activity transactions and system configuration data. The MINI-SCP will retain
all database information during a power failure for up to 60 days. For optimum reliability, the memory backup battery should
be replaced yearly using only a type BR2325 lithium battery or equivalent.
NOTE: When setting up or servicing the MINI-SCP, it is recommended to leave the battery bypass sleeve in place until all
system testing is completed. By keeping the battery bypass sleeve in between the battery and the '+' post, you can be
certain that the memory is being completely flushed during power cycles. Upon completion, be certain to remove the battery
bypass sleeve and store it within the enclosure for future use.

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MINI-SCPE Quick Reference MINI-SCPE not eva luated by UL
485 232
J3 TXD1
TR1+
J5
J6 RXD1
TR1-
J9
RTS1
Host Channel
ACD (Always set to 232) R1+ (Not used)
232 485
2W 4W
+ C J2 (Exp. 1)
J8
CTS1
J10 R1-
12 Volts DC (450mA with NIC) (Always closed)

AC GND
-
GND (Always open) J13
TR2+
Tamper Input
(N/C - Jumper if not used) {
GND
IN2
J11
TR2-
GND
(Fig. 1)
Power Fault
{ GND
TR3+
(N/C - Jumper if not used) IN1
U1
J12
TR3-
GND
(Fig. 1)
Address Dip Switch
ON OFF
S1  Always set to address 0.

SERVICE
REMOVE FOR
Always turn on switches 5, 6 & 7.

8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1  Set switch es prio r to powering
U4 up.
LED A
(Exp. 2) Normal LED Function
LED B
Battery Bypass Sleeve LED B = Host Communication
(Exp. 2) LED C
(~1 pulse/second)
LED C = SIO Communication
(Rapid pulse)
TOC Explanation 1: Network Interface Card Oview
Network Interface Card Setup LED Description LED Functions
The 10Base-T Network Interface Card (NIC) has been installed on the MINI-SCPE by the factory and acts as the interface between the Lights solid green to indicate Channel 1 is
software and the MINI-SCPE. The NIC will require an IP Address, Subnet Mask and Gateway in order for the software to communicate 1 (Green) Serial Port Channel 1 Status idle. Blinks green to indicate Channel 1 is
with it. To program this information into the NIC, a MAC Address is required. Every NIC has a unique MAC Address which can be found connected to the network and active.
on the white tag that is attached to it. A sample of a MAC Address would be 00-20-4A-74-OF-7F and can be found under the model Lights solid yellow to indicate Channel 2 is
number of the NIC (CO-E1-11AA). Programming the NIC can be performed through one of three methods . 2 (Yellow) Serial Port Channel 2 Status idle. Blinks yellow to indicate Channel 2 is
connected to the network and active.
Method One: RS2 Programmer (P/N: RS2-PROG-TOOL)
Blinks or lights solid red in combination with
The RS2 Programmer comes with a cross-over cable which is used to connect the programmer to the MINI-SCPEs NIC. After the green (Channel 1) LED to indicate
connecting the programmer to the NIC, power up the MINI-SCPE and the RS2 Programmer. The programming software will diagnostics and error detection.
automatically launch.
Enter the NICs MAC Address into the MAC Address fields. Enter the desired IP Address, Gateway and Subnet Mask into their Red solid, green (Channel 1) blinking:
respective fields. Select the appropriate SCP type and software application from their respective drop lists and then click the 'Set 1x: EPROM checksum error
Configuration' button. One of two messages will appear, 'Configuration set!' if the programming was successful or 'Panel timeout' if the 2x: RAM error
programming failed. 3x: Network controller error
3 (Red) Diagnostics
4x: EEPROM checksum error
Method Two: Access It!® Ultra SCPe IP Programmer 5x: Duplicated IP address on the network*
Access It!® Ultra installs a utilities folder which contains the SCPe IP Programmer. If the computer resides on the same subnet as the 6x: Software does not match hardware*
NIC being programmed, you may program it while connected to the network. From the start menu, click Start|Programs|Access It!
Ultra|Utilities|SCPe IP Programmer to run the SCP-E/MINI SCP-E Programmer utility. Red blinking, green (Channel 1) blinking:
Enter the NICs MAC Address into the MAC Address fields. Enter the desired IP Address, Gateway and Subnet Mask into their 4x: Faulty network connection*
respective fields. Select the appropriate SCP type and software application from their respective drop lists and then click the 'Set 5x: No DHCP response received*
Configuration' button. One of two messages will appear, 'Configuration set!' if the programming was successful or 'Panel timeout' if the
programming failed. 1 4 Lights solid green to indicate network port is
4 (Green) Network Link Status
3 2 connected to the network
Method Three: Manually *non-fatal error
The manual ARP command is a tedious, but effective method in programming the NIC. This method should be used only as a last Po wer Status RJ-45 Jack
resort. If the computer resides on the same subnet as the NIC being programmed, you may program it while connected to the network. Recycle LEDs
From the start menu, click Start|Run followed by typing 'cmd' for NT 4.0, 2000 and XP or 'command' for 98 and Me. This will open a Switch
Command Prompt window from which the following commands will be run from.
Command Prompt Window Portion

Command Variable Reference General Command Information
arp -s xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx yy-yy-yy-yy-yy-yy<Enter> xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx = IP Address Temporarily sets the IP Address.
yy-yy-yy-yy-yy-yy = MAC Address
telnet xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx 1<Enter> xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx = IP Address The telnet connection will fail, but the NIC will change
its IP Address.
telnet xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx 9999 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx = IP Address Opens a telnet session for further programming.
Command
Telnet Session Window Portion
Variable Reference General Command Information
<Enter> Enters the NICs Setup Mode.
0<Enter> Selects option 0 Server configuration. If the MINI-SCPE should experience a complete power loss, the 3 volt lithium memory backup battery provides power to the
xxx<Enter> xxx = First IP octet Programs the NICs first IP octet. onboard memory which contains the card file, activity transactions and system configuration data. The MINI-SCPE will retain
xxx<Enter> xxx = Second IP octet Programs the NICs second IP octet. all database information during a power failure for up to 60 days. For optimum reliability, the memory backup battery should
xxx<Enter> xxx = Third IP octet Programs the NICs third IP octet. be replaced yearly using only a type BR2325 lithium battery or equivalent.
xxx<Enter> xxx = Fourth IP octet Programs the NICs fourth IP octet. NOTE: When setting up or servicing the MINI-SCPE, it is recommended to leave the battery bypass sleeve in place until all
Y Y = Yes Enables Gateway to be programmed. system testing is completed. By keeping the battery bypass sleeve in between the battery and the '+' post, you can be
xxx<Enter> xxx = First Gateway octet Programs the NICs first Gateway octet. certain that the memory is being completely flushed during power cycles. Upon completion, be certain to remove the battery
xxx<Enter> xxx = Second Gateway octet Programs the NICs second Gateway octet. bypass sleeve and store it within the enclosure for future use.
xxx<Enter> xxx = Third Gateway octet Programs the NICs third Gateway octet.
xxx<Enter> xxx = Fourth Gateway octet Programs the NICs fourth Gateway octet.
xx<Enter> xx = Number of bits to mask Programs the NICs Subnet Mask
(08) class C 24/8 bits (255.255.255.000)
(16) class B 16/16 bits (255.255.000.000)
(24) class A 8/24 bits (255.000.000.000)
<Enter> Bypasses the ‘Change telnet config password’ option.
1<Enter> Selects option 1 Channel 1 configuration.
38400<Enter> Programs the Baudrate to 38,400.
4C<Enter> Programs the I/F Mode to 4C.
02<Enter> Programs the Flow to 02.
xxxxx<Enter> xxxxx = Network TCP port Programs the Port No to 03001 or 14001
(03001) Default Access It!® setting IMPORTANT NOTE: Only set the Port No to 14001,
(14001) If running Access It!® Lite or when running Access It!® Lite or Access It!® UltraLite
Access It!® UltraLite. which require the Lantronix Redirector Software!
C0<Enter>
<Enter>
Programs the ConnectMode to C0.
Bypasses the first ‘Remote IP Address’ octet option.
<Enter> Bypasses the second ‘Remote IP Address’ octet
option. TR2+
<Enter> Bypasses the third ‘Remote IP Address’ octet option.
<Enter> Bypasses the fourth ‘Remote IP Address’ octet TR2- The MINI-SCPE has two distinct RS-485 sub-panel buses. Each bus
option. (Channel 2 Termination) needs to be terminated at both the beginning and ending points.
<Enter> Bypasses the ‘Remote Port’ option. J11 GND J11 is the termination jumper for the Channel 2 RS-485 Sub-Panel Bus.
<Enter> Bypasses the ‘DisConnMode’ option.
<Enter> Bypasses the ‘FlushMode’ option. J12 is the termination jumper for the Channel 3 RS-485 Sub-Panel Bus.
<Enter> Bypasses the hours ‘DisConnTime’ option. TR3+
<Enter> Bypasses the minutes ‘DisConnTime’ option.
(see Two Wire RS-485 Wiring diagram for sub-panel wiring information)
(Channel 3 Termination) TR3-
<Enter> Bypasses the ‘SendChar 1’ option.
J12
5<Enter> Selects option 5 Expert settings. GND
45<Enter> Programs the TCP Keepalive time to 45 seconds.
9<Enter> Selects option 9 Save and exit.

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SCP-1MB Quick Reference SCP-1MB not ev aluate d by UL
485 232 TXD1

TR1+
J10
J11 RXD1
TR1-
J12
J13
RTS1
R1+
Host Channel (Fig. 1)
ACD (Always set to 232) CTS1
R1-
+ C
(Always closed) J8
GND
12 Volts DC (350mA) TR2+
232 485
4W 2W
AC
-
GND
(Always closed) J7
TR2-
} Channel 2 RS-485 Sub-Panel Bus (Fig. 2)

GND
Tamper Input (N/C - Jumper if not used) { IN2
J15
GND
TR3+
LED A
LED B
LED C
Channel 3 RS-485 Sub-Panel Bus (Fig. 2)
Power Fault (N/C - Jumper if not used) { GND
IN1
TR3-
GND
J16
(Channel 3 Termination) TR4+
J17
TR4-
GND
U1
J18
TR5-
GND
(Channel 5 Termination) ON OFF
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
S1
Address Dip Switch (Fig. 1)
J5
Normal LED Function
U18
LED B = Host Communication (~1 pulse/second)
LED C = SIO Communication (Rapid pulse)
128K
512K
(Always set to 512K) J3
Memory Expansion Bus (Exp. 2)
U17 U16
Memory Backup Battery (Exp. 1)

REMOVE FOR
SERVICE
Battery Bypass Sleeve (Exp. 1)
TOC Figure 1: Host Channel and Address Dip Switch Configuration Oview
S1 - RS-232 Hardwired Address Dip Switch S1 - Dialup Address Dip Switch

Address 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Address 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
0 Off Off Off Off Off On On Off 1 On Off Off Off On On On Off
DB-9 Wiring DB-25 Wiring USR Spo rtster 33,600 External Modem DB-25 Wiring
1 14 1 14
TXD1 Pin 2 TXD1 Pin 3 TXD1 Pin 2

TR1+ 5 9 TR1+ TR1+ Pin 4
RXD1 Pin 3 RXD1 Pin 2 RXD1 Pin 3
TR1- TR1- TR1- Pin 6 Jump 4, 6 & 20 together
RTS1 RTS1 RTS1 Pin 20

R1+ R1+ R1+
CTS1 CTS1 CTS1 Pin 5
R1- R1- R1-
Pin 5 1 6 Pin 7 Pin 7
GND GND GND
13 25 13 25

TR2+
TR2-
GND
J15
TR3- The SCP-1MB has four distinct RS-485 sub-panel buses. Each bus
needs to be terminated at both the beginning and ending points.
GND J15 is the termination jumper for the Channel 2 RS-485 Sub-Panel Bus.
J16 J16 is the termination jumper for the Channel 3 RS-485 Sub-Panel Bus.
J17 is the termination jumper for the Channel 4 RS-485 Sub-Panel Bus.
TR4- J18 is the termination jumper for the Channel 5 RS-485 Sub-Panel Bus.
(see Two Wire RS-485 Wiring diagram for sub-panel wiring information)
GND
J17
TR5-
GND
J18
Explanation 1: Memory Backup Battery Explanation 2: Memory Expansion

If the SCP-1MB should experience a complete power loss, the 3 volt lithium memory backup battery provides power to the The SCP-1MB is equipped with 1MB of upgradeable RAM. A maximum of 4MB may be achieved by adding the SCP-MEM3.
onboard memory which contains the card file, activity transactions and system configuration data. The SCP-1MB will retain
all database information during a power failure for up to 60 days. For optimum reliability, the memory backup bat tery should Please refer to the SCP-MEM3 Quick Reference for detailed installation instructions.
be replaced yearly using only a type BR2325 lithium battery or equivalent.
NOTE: When setting up or servicing the SCP-1MB, it is recommended to leave the battery bypass sleeve in place until all
certain that the memory is being completely flushed during power cycles. Upon completion, be certain to remove the battery
bypass sleeve and store it within the enclosure for future use.

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SCP-E Quick Reference SCP-E not evaluated by UL
485 232
J4 TXD1
TR1+
J6
4W 2W RXD1
J7
J8 (Always set to 2W) TR1-
J10
J5 (Always set to 232)
(Always set to 232)
RTS1
R1+
Host Channel (Not used)
485 232
J9
CTS1
J11 R1-
+ ACDC
(Always closed) GND
12 Volts DC (600mA with NIC) AC
TR2+
- GND
GND
J27 (Exp. 1)
J21
TR2-
GND
Tamper Input (N/C - Jumper if not used) { IN2 TR3+
Power Fault (N/C - Jumper if not used) { GND
IN1
J22
TR3-
GND
485 232 TR4+
}
(Always set to 232) J16 J20 (Always closed)
(Always set to 232) J19 TR4- Channel 4 RS-485 Sub-Panel Bus (Fig. 1)
J18 (Always closed) GND
TXD6 (Channel 4 Termination)
TR6+ 3 J23 TR5+
}
J26 (Always open) 115K
Secondary Host (Not used) RXD6
2
TR6-
57K
1 TR5- Channel 5 RS-485 Sub-Panel Bus (Fig. 1)
J12 (Not used)
J25 (Always set to 115K)
RTS6 GND
R6+
4W 2W
J24 S1
CTS6 J17 (Always set to 2W) (Channel 5 Termination)
LED A
LED C
LED B
R6-
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
J14 (Always set to 232)
GND 485 232
Address Dip Switch
 Always set to address 0.
SERVICE
REMOVE FOR
 Always turn on switch 5.

 Set switch es prio r to powering up.
Memory Backup Battery (Exp. 2) U1 ON OFF
Battery Bypass Sleeve (Exp. 2)
Memory Expansion Bus (Exp. 3)

Normal LED Function
LED B = Host Communication (~1 pulse/second)
LED C = SIO Communication (Rapid pulse)
U11
J3
TOC Explanation 1: Network Interface Card Oview
Network Interface Card Setup LED Description LED Functions
The 10Base-T Network Interface Card (NIC) has been installed on the SCP-E by the factory and acts as the interface between the Lights solid green to indicate Channel 1 is
software and the SCP-E. The NIC will require an IP Address, Subnet Mask and Gateway in order for the software to communicate 1 (Green) Serial Port Channel 1 Status idle. Blinks green to indicate Channel 1 is
with it. To program this information into the NIC, a MAC Address is required. Every NIC has a unique MAC Address which can be connected to the network and active.
found on the white tag that is attached to it. A sample of a MAC Address would be 00-20-4A-74-OF-7F and can be found under the Lights solid yellow to indicate Channel 2 is
model number of the NIC (CO-E1-11AA). Programming the NIC can be performed through one of three methods. 2 (Yellow) Serial Port Channel 2 Status idle. Blinks yellow to indicate Channel 2 is
connected to the network and active.
Method One: RS2 Programmer (P/N: RS2-PROG-TOOL)
Blinks or lights solid red in combination with
The RS2 Programmer comes with a cross-over cable which is used to connect the programmer to the SCP-Es NIC. After the green (Channel 1) LED to indicate
connecting the programmer to the NIC, power up the SCP-E and the RS2 Programmer. The programming software will automatically diagnostics and error detection.
launch.
Enter the NICs MAC Address into the MAC Address fields. Enter the desired IP Address, Gateway and Subnet Mask into their Red solid, green (Channel 1) blinking:
respective fields. Select the appropriate SCP type and software application from their respective drop list s and then click the'Set 1x: EPROM checksum error
Configuration' button. One of two messages will appear, 'Configuration set!' if the programming was successful or 'Panel timeout' if 2x: RAM error
the programming failed. 3x: Network controller error
3 (Red) Diagnostics
4x: EEPROM checksum error
Method Two: Access It!® Ultra SCPe IP Programmer 5x: Duplicated IP address on the network*
Access It!® Ultra installs a utilities folder which contains the SCPe IP Programmer. If the computer resides on the same subnet as 6x: Software does not match hardware*
the NIC being programmed, you may program it while connected to the network. From the start menu, click Start|Programs|Access
It! Ultra|Utilities|SCPe IP Programmer to run the SCP-E/MINI SCP-E Programmer utility. Red blinking, green (Channel 1) blinking:
Enter the NICs MAC Address into the MAC Address fields. Enter the desired IP Address, Gateway and Subnet Mask into their 4x: Faulty network connection*
respective fields. Select the appropriate SCP type and software application from their respective drop list s and then click the'Set 5x: No DHCP response received*
Configuration' button. One of two messages will appear, 'Configuration set!' if the programming was successful or 'Panel timeout' if
the programming failed. 1 4 Lights solid green to indicate network port is
4 (Green) Network Link Status
3 2 connected to the network
Method Three: Manually *non-fatal error
The manual ARP command is a tedious, but effective method in programming the NIC. This method should be used only as a last Po wer Status RJ-45 Jack
resort. If the computer resides on the same subnet as the NIC being programmed, you may program it while connected t o the Recycle LEDs
network. From the start menu, click Start|Run followed by typing 'cmd' for NT 4.0, 2000 and XP or 'command' for 98 and Me. This will Switch
open a Command Prompt window from which the following commands will be run from.
Command
Command Prompt Window Portion
Variable Reference General Command Information
arp -s xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx yy-yy-yy-yy-yy-yy<Enter> xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx = IP Address Temporarily sets the IP Address.
yy-yy-yy-yy-yy-yy = MAC Address If the SCP-E should experience a complete power loss, the 3 volt lithium memory backup battery provides power to the
telnet xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx 1<Enter> xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx = IP Address The telnet connection will fail, but the NIC will onboard memory which contains the card file, activity transactions and system configuration data. The SCP-E will retain all
change its IP Address. database information during a power failure for up to 60 days. For optimum reliability, the memory backup battery should be
telnet xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx 9999 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx = IP Address Opens a telnet session for further replaced yearly using only a type BR2325 lithium battery or equivalent.
programming.
NOTE: When setting up or servicing the SCP-E, it is recommended to leave the battery bypass sleeve in place until all
Telnet Session Window Portion certain that the memory is being completely flushed during power cycles. Upon completion, be certain to remove the battery
Command Variable Reference General Command Information bypass sleeve and store it within the enclosure for future use.
<Enter> Enters the NICs Setup Mode.
0<Enter> Selects option 0 Server configuration.
xxx<Enter> xxx = First IP octet Programs the NICs first IP octet.
xxx<Enter>
xxx<Enter>
xxx = Second IP octet
xxx = Third IP octet
Programs the NICs second IP octet.
Programs the NICs third IP octet.
Explanation 3: Memory Expansion
xxx<Enter> xxx = Fourth IP octet Programs the NICs fourth IP octet.
Y Y = Yes Enables Gateway to be programmed. The SCP-E is equipped with 1MB of upgradeable RAM. A maximum of 8MB may be achieved by adding the SCP-MEM7 or
xxx<Enter> xxx = First Gateway octet Programs the NICs first Gateway octet. 4MB by adding the SCP-MEM3.
xxx<Enter> xxx = Second Gateway octet Programs the NICs second Gateway octet.
xxx<Enter> xxx = Third Gateway octet Programs the NICs third Gateway octet.
Please refer to the SCP-MEM7 Quick Reference and the SCP-MEM3 Quick Reference for detailed installation instructions.
xxx<Enter> xxx = Fourth Gateway octet Programs the NICs fourth Gateway octet.
xx<Enter> xx = Number of bits to mask Programs the NICs Subnet Mask
(08) class C 24/8 bits (255.255.255.000)
(16) class B 16/16 bits (255.255.000.000)
(24) class A 8/24 bits (255.000.000.000)
<Enter> Bypasses the ‘Change telnet config
password’ option. TR2+
1<Enter> Selects option 1 Channel 1 configuration.
115200<Enter> Programs the Baudrate to 115,200. TR2-
4C<Enter> Programs the I/F Mode to 4C. (Channel 2 Termination)
02<Enter> Programs the Flow to 02. J21 GND
03001<Enter> Programs the Port No to 03001.
C0<Enter> Programs the ConnectMode to C0.
TR3+
<Enter> Bypasses the first ‘Remote IP Address’ octet
option.
(Channel 3 Termination) TR3- The SCP-E has four distinct RS-485 sub-panel buses. Each bus needs
<Enter> Bypasses the second ‘Remote IP Address’
J22 to be terminated at both the beginning and ending points.
octet option.
<Enter> Bypasses the third ‘Remote IP Address’ octet GND J21 is the termination jumper for the Channel 2 RS-485 Sub-Panel Bus.
option.
<Enter> Bypasses the fourth ‘Remote IP Address’ TR4+ J22 is the termination jumper for the Channel 3 RS-485 Sub-Panel Bus.
octet option. J23 is the termination jumper for the Channel 4 RS-485 Sub-Panel Bus.
<Enter> Bypasses the ‘Remote Port’ option. TR4-
<Enter> Bypasses the ‘DisConnMode’ option. J24 is the termination jumper for the Channel 5 RS-485 Sub-Panel Bus.
<Enter> Bypasses the ‘FlushMode’ option. GND (see Two Wire RS-485 Wiring diagram for sub-panel wiring information)
<Enter> Bypasses the hours ‘DisConnTime’ option. (Channel 4 Termination)
<Enter> Bypasses the minutes ‘DisConnTime’ option. J23 TR5+
5<Enter> Selects option 5 Expert settings. TR5-
45<Enter> Programs the TCP Keepalive time to 45
seconds. GND
9<Enter> Selects option 9 Save and exit. J24
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SCP-MEM3 Quick Reference SCP-MEM3 not eva luated by UL
U1 U3 U5 J1
U2 U4 U6
512KB Memory Module (6) Memory Expansion Bus

(Fig. 1)
Top View Bottom View
TOC Figure 1: Proper Mounting Oview
SERVICE
REMOVE FOR
U1
U1 U3 U5 J1 U1 U3 U5 J1
U2 U4 U6 U2 U4 U6
SCP-MEM3 Standoff Position
REMOVE FOR
SERVICE
SCP-1MB Top View SCP-E Top View
Place the edge of the SCP-MEM3 board into the

standoff prior to seating the memory expansion bus.
SCP-1MB Side View SCP-E Side View

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SCP-MEM7 Quick Reference SCP-MEM7 not eva luated by UL
U13 U11 U9
J1
U14 U12 U10
U7 U5 U3 U1
512KB Memory Module (14)
Memory Expansion Bus

U8 U6 U4 U2 (Fig. 1)
TOC Figure 1: Proper Mounting Oview
The SCP-MEM7 ONLY works on the SCP-E and is only supported with Access It!® Ultra, Access It!® Ultra Titanium Edition and Access It!® Enterprise Edition.
SERVICE
REMOVE FOR
U13 U11 U9
U1
J1
U14 U12 U10
U7 U5 U3 U1
SCP-MEM7 Standoff Position

U8 U6 U4 U2
SCP-E Top View
Place the edge of the SCP-MEM7 board into the

standoff prior to seating the memory expansion bus.
SCP-E Side View

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EP-1501 Quick Reference EP-150 1 not eva luated by UL
Green LED
Amber LED
10/100 Ethernet Host Channel
(Explan atio n 1) Relay 2 Relay 1
TB5
NC
NO 1-C NC NO 2-C NC
RLY 2
Auxiliary Output 2 (2A@28Vdc - Figure 1) D9 D10
C NO NC C NO
RLY 1
Door Strike 1 (2A@28Vdc - Figure 1)
VO GND VIN GND

12 Volts DC ±10% ONLY!
(12Vdc - 900mA ma x.)
Optional Door Strike Power - VO / GND
(12Vdc - 300mA ma x.)
Status LED Mostly On Mostly Off Toggle

J3 - EP-1501 Power Source Selector Battery Low
1 - EP-1501 Status Online Offline
J3 Set ting Power Source (Double Flashes)
J3
PoE Power Over Etherne t 2 - Host Co mmun ication  Flashes while communicating with host.
12V* Exte rnal Power Sour ce
Po E
12V
*12Vdc power co nnecte d to TB4. Positive le ad to 3 - Reader 1 & 2 Activity  Flashes when data is received from either reader port.
pin 3 (VIN) and ne gative lead to pin 4 (GND).
4 - Door 1 Contact Open Closed Fault
5 - Door 1 REX Active Inactive Fault

LED BZR CLK DA T
Reader Port 2 6 – Cabinet Tamper Alarm Secure N/A

 Wiegan d Rea der (Figure 2)
7 - Not Used N/A N/A N/A
D9 - Relay 1 Energized De-Energized N/A
1
VO LED BZR CLK DA T GND
2
Reader Port 1
3
 Wiegan d Rea der (Figure 3) Amber - Ethernet Speed 100 Mb/S 10 Mb/S N/A
 MR-DT Keypad (Figure 3)
4
Green – Link/Activity Link No Link Ethernet Activity
 RS-485 Reade r Interfa ce
S1
5
ON
2
6 S1 - Configuration Dip Switch
3
(Explan atio n 1)
4
7
Exit Request 1 (N/O - Figure 4)

IN2
OFF ON
Door Contact 1 S2 - Reset Switch

IN1
BT1
(N/C - Jumper if not use d - Figure 4) (Does NOT erase system co nfig ./databa ses)
S2
TB1
J7
J7 - Tamper Input (N/C - Jumper if not use d) BT1 - SRAM Backup Battery
(Retains system config./databa ses about 2 weeks)
Mechanical Specifications
 Dimensions 5.5" (140mm) W x 2.75" (70mm) L
 Temperature -55ºC to +85ºC, stor age
0ºC to +70ºC, ope rati ng
 Humidity 0% to 95% RHNC
TOC Explanation 1: S1 – Configuration DIP Switch & Primary 10/100 Ethernet Host Channel Oview
Configuring P rimary 10/100 Ethernet Host Channel Configuring P rimary 10/100 Ethernet Host Channel
For DHCP Enabled Net works For A Stat ic IP Addres s
1. Set all S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIPs OFF 1. Set S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIP 2 ON 19. Set all S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIPs OFF
2. App ly power to the EP-150 1 2. Set S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIPs 1, 3 & 4 OFF 20. Remove crossover cabl e an d con nect to ne twork
3. Make n ote of the MAC a ddress lo cated on the side of the RJ45 jack 3. App ly power to the EP-150 1 21. App ly power to the EP-150 1
4. Run Access It! Universal 4. Manua lly configure a co mp ute r to 192.168.0.100 22. Run Access It! Universal
5. Create a new Ch annel 5. Usin g a crossove r cable, connect computer to EP-150 1 23. Create a new Ch annel
Chann el E nabled: X 6. Ope n a web browser and go to 192.168.0.251 Chann el E nabled: X
Pro tocol Type: SCP 7. Set S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIP 1 ON Pro tocol Type: SCP
Chann el Type: IP S erv er 8. Click on ‘Click Here to Login’ Chann el Type: IP S erv er
6. Create a n ew SCP 9. Click on ‘Continue to t his website (not recomme nded).’ 24. Create a n ew SCP
Gen eral Ta b 10. Enter a Usern ame o f admin Gen eral Ta b
Model: EP-150 1 11. Enter a Password of passw ord Model: EP-150 1
Device Install ed: X 12. Click ‘Network’ from the left hand menu Device Install ed: X
SCP Ti me Zone: <Set acc ordingly> 13. Sele ct ‘Use Static IP configura tion:’ SCP Ti me Zone: <Set acc ordingly>
Initi alizatio n S trin g: <Leave bla nk> IP A ddress: <Set acc ordingly> Initi alizatio n S trin g: <Leave bla nk>
Add ress: 0 Sub net Mask: <Set acc ordingly> Add ress: 0
Comm Tab Default Ga teway: <Set acc ordingly> Comm Tab
Chann el: <Set to the newly cre ated c ha nnel> 14. Click ‘OK’ Chann el: <Set to the newly cre ated c ha nnel>
TCP/IP S ettings 15. Click ‘Apply Setting’ from the left hand menu TCP/IP S ettings
IP A ddress: <MACxx xxxxx xxxxx> 16. Click ‘Apply, Reboot’ button IP A ddress: <Set acc ordingly>
If th e MAC addre ss from step 3 was 00-0F-E5-00-03-4B th en the IP Address field must be 17. Wait 60 seconds for EP-150 1 to re boot Por t Nu mb er: 300 1
entered as the Host Name of MAC000FE500 034B. 18. Remove p owe r from the EP-150 1 Encryption Settin gs: None
Por t Nu mb er: 300 1
Encryption Settin gs: None
NOTE: If unab le to resolve the Host Name to an IP Add ress, contact yo ur l oca l ne twork a dministra tor.
Figure 1: Output Wiring Options
Bulk Erasing The Syst em Configuration And Cardholder Dat aba ses Depen ding on yo ur p ower sou rce, use one of the two meth ods of tra nsie nt clamping shown below to protect the relay contacts
and to reduce electro ma gnetic interferen ce (EMI emissions). Always pro tect ag ainst acci dental ove rloads by wiring in an inlin e
1. Set S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIPs 1 & 2 ON fuse to the C (commo n) side of the relay a s shown below.
2. Set S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIPs 3 & 4 OFF
DC Source AC Source
3. App ly power to the EP-150 1
Diode* MOV*
LEDs 1 & 2 and LE Ds 3 & 4 flash al tern ate ly at a .5 second rate
4. With in 10 seconds, switch S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIP 1 OFF
NO NO
LED 2 flashes at a 2 second rate a s memory is b eing erased Load Load
WARNING! DO NO T CYCLE POWER DC C AC C
Era sing memory takes a pproximately 60 seconds to co mp lete.
NC NC
LEDs 1 & 4 flash for 10 seconds a fter the memory h as be en e rased, then th e E P-150 1 rebo ots
5. The EP-150 1 is n ow rea dy to b e configur ed as nee ded Fuse Fuse
*Diode Selection – Inductive Load *MOV Selection – Inductive Load

Figure 2: Reader Port 2 Diode Curren t Ra ting > 1x Strike Cu rrent
Diode Bre ak Down V olta ge: 4x Strike Voltage
Clamp Voltage > 1.5x Va c RMS
24Vac Str ike, Pan aso nic ERZ-C07DK470 Typ ical
VO GND VIN GND
12Vdc or 24Vdc Str ike, Diode 1N400 2 (100V / 1A) Typ ical
Figure 3: Reader Port 1 Figure 4: Input Wiring Options

Non-Supervised Supervised
J3
TB3 TB3
Normally Normally
Normally Normally
Black Black R Black

1K, 1%
Po E
Closed
Closed
12V
Red Green Gray
IN x
IN x
1K, 1%
Wiegan d Green Wiegan d White Blue
Reade r White
Reade r Yellow
MR-DT (Not used)
LED BZR CLK DA T
1 1K, 1%
ABC
IN x
IN x
Yellow Brown 5 (Not used)
MNO 1K, 1%
Open
Open
Brown Red 9 Red
YZ

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EP-1501 Plus Quick Reference EP-150 1 Plus not e valuat ed by UL
Green LED
Amber LED
(Explan atio n 1) Relay 2 Relay 1
TB5
NC
NO 1-C NC NO 2-C NC
RLY 2
Auxiliary Output 2 (2A@28Vdc - Figure 1) D9 D10
C N
Door Strike 1 (2A@28Vdc - Figure 1)
Battery Low
VO GND VIN GND

1 - EP-1501 Status Online Offline
12 Volts DC ±10% ONLY! (Double Flashes)
(12Vdc - 900mA ma x.) 2 - Host Co mmun ication  Flashes while communicating with host.
Optional Door Strike Power - VO / GND 3 - Reader 1 & 2 Activity  Flashes when data is received from either reader port.
(12Vdc - 300mA ma x.)
J3 - EP-1501 Power Source Selector 5 - Door 1 REX Active Inactive Fault

J3 Set ting Power Source
J3
PoE Power Over Etherne t 6 – Cabin et Tamper Alarm Secure N/A
Po E
12V
7 - Not Used N/A N/A N/A
*12Vdc power co nnecte d to TB4. Positive le ad to
pin 3 (VIN) and ne gative lead to pin 4 (GND). D9 - Relay 1 Energized De-Energized N/A

Reader Port 1
LED BZR CLK DA T
 Wiegan d Rea der (Figure 3) Amber - Ethernet Speed 100 Mb/S 10 Mb/S N/A
*12Vdc power co nnecte d to TB4. Positive le ad to Green – Link/Activity Link No Link Ethernet Activity
pin 1 (VO) and ne gative lead to pin 2 (GND).
1
Sub-Panel Bus (Figure 2)
2
EP-150 1 SIO Wiring
CLK TR+
3
DAT TR-
GND GND
S1
VO Not Used
5
LED Not Used
ON
BZR Not Used
2
6 S1 - Configuration Dip Switch
3
(Explan atio n 1)
4
7

IN2
OFF ON
Door Contact 1 S2 - Reset Switch

IN1
BT1
(N/C - Jumper if not use d - Figure 4) (Does NOT erase system co nfig ./databa ses)
S2
TB1
J7
J7 - Tamper Input (N/C - Jumper if not use d) BT1 - SRAM Backup Battery
(Retains system config./databa ses about 2 weeks)
 Dimensions 5.5" (140mm) W x 2.75" (70mm) L
2. App ly power to the EP-150 1 2. Set S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIPs 1, 3 & 4 OFF 20. Remove crossover cabl e an d con nect to ne twork
3. Make n ote of the MAC a ddress lo cated on the side of the RJ45 jack 3. App ly power to the EP-150 1 21. App ly power to the EP-150 1
5. Create a new Ch annel 5. Usin g a crossove r cable, connect computer to EP-150 1 23. Create a new Ch annel
Model: EP-150 1 11. Enter a Password of passw ord Model: EP-150 1
If th e MAC addre ss from step 3 was 00-0F-E5-00-03-4B th en the IP Address field must be 17. Wait 60 seconds for EP-150 1 to re boot Por t Nu mb er: 300 1
entered as the Host Name of MAC000FE500 034B. 18. Remove p owe r from the EP-150 1 Encryption Settin gs: None
Bulk Erasing The Syst em Configuration And Cardholder Dat aba ses Depen ding on yo ur p ower sou rce, use one of the two meth ods of tra nsie nt clamping shown below to protect the relay contacts
1. Set S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIPs 1 & 2 ON fuse to the C (commo n) side of the relay a s shown below.
DC Source AC Source
Diode* MOV*
NO NO
LED 2 flashes at a 2 second rate a s memory is b eing erased Load Load
WARNING! DO NO T CYCLE POWER DC C AC C
NC NC
5. The EP-150 1 is n ow rea dy to b e configur ed as nee ded Fuse Fuse

Figure 2: Sub-Panel Communication Diode Curren t Ra ting > 1x Strike Cu rrent Clamp Voltage > 1.5x Va c RMS
Diode Bre ak Down V olta ge: 4x Strike Voltage 24Vac Str ike, Pan aso nic ERZ-C07DK470 Typ ical
MR-52 (1) MR-52 (2) 12Vdc or 24Vdc Str ike, Diode 1N400 2 (100V / 1A) Typ ical
EP-150 1 PLUS Capacities
 Any co mbi nation of up to 8 wired SIO's up

to 1,000' and / or 8 MR-51E’s suppo rtin g
Figure 3: Reader Port 1
Figure 4: Input Wiring Options
VO GND VINGND
a maximum of 17 tota l re aders
 Sup ported SIO’s:
 MR-50 ● MR-16IN Non-Supervised Supervised
 MR-52 ● MR-16OUT
Normally Normally
Normally Normally
 MR-51e 1K, 1%
Closed
Closed
J3
Black
IN x
IN x
Wiegan d 1K, 1%
Po E
12V
Red
Reade r
LEDBZRCLKDA T
Green 1K, 1%
IN x
IN x
White
MR-51e MR-51e 1K, 1%
Open
Open
Yellow
Brown

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EP-1502 Quick Reference *Not ev aluated by UL
TB1
Battery Bypass Sleeve
(Exp. 3) 1 VIN
12 to 24 Volts DC
RESET
REMOVE FOR
2 SERVICE GND (500mA ma x.)
Memory Backup Battery 3 TMP
(Exp. 3) S2 Tamper Input
TMP (N/C - Jumper if not use d)
GND
FLT
Normal LED Function FLT
R1 Power Fault
 LED 1 Off-Line / On-Line & Battery Status Normal Primary 10/100 Ethernet (N/C - Jumper if not use d)
GND
Off-Line if 20% on R2 Host Channel LED Function SPD
On-Line if 80% on  LED D7 Primary 10/100 Etherne t Host Ch annel
Battery low if dou ble flashin g (red) Acti vity
 LED 2 Ser ial Host Chan nel Activity + -  LED SPD Etherne t Spee d 10/100 Ethernet Host Channel
 LED 3 Chann el 1 Inte rnal Sub-Pan el A ctivity (Remote display of LED 1) 1
(amber) 10Mb/S if off (Explan atio n 1)
 LED TMP Chann el 2 RS-485 Sub-Pan el A ctivity (Remote display of LED 2) 2
100Mb/S if on
 LED FL T Unassi gned (Remote display of LED 3) 3
 LED ACT Link & Acti vity
(Remote display of LED 4) 4
 LED R1 Reade r Po rt 1 Acti vity (gree n) No link if o ff
D7 ACT
 LED R2 Reade r Po rt 2 Acti vity OFF ON Goo d li nk if on

1 Acti vity if flashing
2
S2 - Reset Switch 3 Remote LED Status
(Explan atio n 2) 4 (Observe pola rity con nection to LED)
S1
Figure 1 (Wiegan d Rea der Examp le) S1 - Configuration Dip Switch
TB8
TB2 (Explan atio n 1)
Black GND
TXD
Green DAT
D0 RXD
READE R 1
 Wiegan d Rea ders (Figure 1)
White CLK
Wiegan d D1 RTS Serial Host Channel*
Reade r  Dimensions 8.0" (203.2mm) W x 6.0" (152.4mm) L
Yellow BZR
Reader Ports 1 & 2  Temperature -55ºC to +85ºC, stor age CTS
Brown LED 0ºC to +49ºC, ope rati ng GND
Red (See J7 - Reader Power)
TB3
RS-485 Sub-Panel Bus Termination (Figure 5) - J5
VO
TR+
TB9
Black GND TR-
Channel 2 RS-485 Sub-Panel Bus
(2 wire ONLY! - Figure 5)
R Gray DAT
D0 GND
READE R 2
Blue CLK TB4

D1 J7 - Reader Power IN1
Door Contact 1
MR-DT (Not used) BZR J7 Set ting Reader Port V O Output (150mA max.)
1 (N/C - Jumper if not use d - Figure 4)
ABC
12V VO = 12Vdc regula ted
5 (Not used) LED PT VO = VIN IN2
MNO
9
Exit Request 1
YZ Red (See J7 - Reader Power) VO Use 12V se tting ONLY when VIN power is >16Vdc. (N/O - Figure 4)
Figure 2 (MR-DT* Keypad Example) PASS 12V Reade rs requ iring a differe nt rating th an listed
NO abo ve should be power ed sep arately. The reade r
grou nd mu st r efe rence the pan el g round. Door Contact 2
Door Strike 1 OUT 1 C J7
(N/C - Jumper if not use d - Figure 4)
(Form-C, 5A@28Vdc, resistive - Figure 3)
NC
Input LEDs Exit Request 2
OFF = Inactive
NO ON = Active (N/O - Figure 4)
Flashing = Trouble TB5
Auxiliary Output 2 OUT 2 C
TB6
(Form-C, 5A@28Vdc, resistive - Figure 3) Auxiliary Input 5
TB10
NC IN1 Door Contact 1 LED

Relay LEDs
ON = Energized IN2 Exit Request 1 LED
NO
Relay 2 Relay 1 IN3 Door Contact 2 LED Auxiliary Input 6
Door Strike 2 OUT 3 C K1 Relay 1 LED (N/C - Jumper if not use d - Figure 4)
(Form-C, 5A@28Vdc, resistive - Figure 3) IN4 Exit Request 2 LED
TB7
NC K2 Relay 2 LED IN5 Auxiliary Input 5 LED Auxiliary Input 7
NO IN6 Auxiliary Input 5 LED (N/C - Jumper if not use d - Figure 4)
K3 Relay 3 LED
Auxiliary Output 4 OUT 4 C Relay 4 Relay 3 IN7 Auxiliary Input 7 LED
(Form-C, 5A@28Vdc, resistive - Figure 3) K4 Relay 4 LEd Auxiliary Input 8
TB11
NC IN8 Auxiliary Input 8 LED (N/C - Jumper if not use d - Figure 4)
1. Set all S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIPs OFF 1. Set S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIP 2 ON 21. App ly power to the EP-150 2
2. App ly power to the EP-150 2 2. Set S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIPs 1, 3 & 4 OFF 22. Run Access It! Universal
3. Make n ote of the MAC a ddress lo cated on the side of the RJ45 jack 3. App ly power to the EP-150 2 23. Create a new Ch annel
4. Run Access It! Universal 4. Manua lly configure a co mp ute r to 192.168.0.100 Chann el E nabled: X
5. Create a new Ch annel 5. Usin g a crossove r cable, connect computer to EP-150 2 Pro tocol Type: SCP
Chann el E nabled: X 6. Ope n a web browser and go to 192.168.0.251 Chann el Type: IP S erv er
Pro tocol Type: SCP 7. Set S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIP 1 ON 24. Create a n ew SCP
Chann el Type: IP S erv er 8. Click on ‘Click Here to Login’ Gen eral Ta b
6. Create a n ew SCP 9. Click on ‘Continue to t his website (not recomme nded).’ Model: EP-150 2
Gen eral Ta b 10. Enter a Usern ame o f admin Device Install ed: X
Model: EP-150 2 11. Enter a Password of passw ord SCP Ti me Zone: <Set acc ordingly>
Device Install ed: X 12. Click ‘Network’ from the left hand menu Initi alizatio n S trin g: <Leave bla nk>
SCP Ti me Zone: <Set acc ordingly> 13. Sele ct ‘Use Static IP configura tion:’ Add ress: 0
Initi alizatio n S trin g: <Leave bla nk> IP A ddress: <Set acc ordingly> SIO Port S peed
Add ress: 0 Sub net Mask: <Set acc ordingly> Por t 1: 384 00
SIO Port S peed Default Ga teway: <Set acc ordingly> Por t 2: 384 00
Por t 1: 384 00 14. Click ‘OK’ Comm Tab
Por t 2: 384 00 15. Click ‘Apply Setting’ from the left hand menu Chann el: <Set to the newly cre ated c ha nnel>
Comm Tab 16. Click ‘Apply, Reboot’ button TCP/IP S ettings
Chann el: <Set to the newly cre ated c ha nnel> 17. Wait 60 seconds for EP-150 2 to re boot IP A ddress: <Set acc ordingly>
TCP/IP S ettings 18. Remove p owe r from the EP-150 2 Por t Nu mb er: 300 1
IP A ddress: <MACxx xxxxx xxxxx> 19. Set all S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIPs OFF Encryption Settin gs: None
If th e MAC addre ss from step 3 was 00-0F-E5-00-03-4B th en the IP Address field must be 20. Remove crossover cabl e an d con nect to ne twork
entered as the Host Name of MAC000FE500 034B.
Por t Nu mb er: 300 1 Figure 3: Output Wiring Options
NOTE: If unab le to resolve the Host Name to an IP Add ress, contact yo ur l oca l ne twork a dministra tor. Depen ding on yo ur p ower sou rce, use one of the two meth ods of tra nsie nt clamping shown below to protect the relay contacts
Bulk Erasing The Syst em Configuration And Cardholder Dat aba ses fuse to the C (commo n) side of the relay a s shown below.
1. Set S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIPs 1 & 2 ON DC Source AC Source

2. Set S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIPs 3 & 4 OFF Diode* MOV*
LEDs 1 & 2 and LE Ds 3 & 4 flash al tern ate ly at a .5 second rate NO NO
Load Load
DC C AC C
LED 2 flashes at a 2 second rate a s memory is b eing erased
WARNING! DO NO T CYCLE POWER NC NC
Fuse Fuse
5. The EP-150 2 is n ow rea dy to b e configur ed as nee ded *Diode Selection – Inductive Load *MOV Selection – Inductive Load
Diode Curren t Ra ting > 1x Strike Cu rrent Clamp Voltage > 1.5x Va c RMS
Explanation 2: S2 - Reset Switch Diode Bre ak Down V olta ge: 4x Strike Voltage
24Vac Str ike, Pan aso nic ERZ-C07DK470 Typ ical
Pre ssing th e S2 - Reset Switch will cau se the EP-150 2 to re boot.

This pr oce ss will NOT e rase the syste m configuration and cardh older databases .
Explanation 3: Memory Backup Battery Figure 4: Input Wiring Options Figure 5: RS-485 Sub-Panel
If th e E P-150 2 should experi ence a complete power loss, the 3 volt lithium me mo ry backup batter y provides Non-Supervised Supervised Bus Termination
power to the onb oard memory which con tain s the card file, acti vity transactio ns and system configur atio n
Normally Normally
Normally Normally
Closed
Closed
data. The EP-150 2 will reta in a ll d ata base in for ma tion du ring a power failu re for up to 60 days. For optimu m 1K, 1% The EP-150 2 has one RS-485 sub-
relia bility, the me mor y backup battery sh ould be repla ced yearly usi ng only a type BR 232 5, BR233 0, or
pan el b us and must be terminated at
CR233 0 lithium battery or equivalen t.
IN x
IN x
1K, 1%
TB3
the beginn ing and endin g p oint.
J5
TR+
For UL installations, refer to NCL-12UL Har dwa re Installation Manual DOCNCL12UL-R0 for r eplacement
J5 is the te rmination jumper fo r the
proced ures. 1K, 1%
TR- Chann el 2 RS-485 Sub-Pan el B us.
IN x
IN x
Open
Open
NOTE: When setting up or servicin g the EP-150 2, it is recommen ded to lea ve the batter y bypass sleeve in 1K, 1%
GND (see Two Wire RS-485 Wiring diag ram
place until all system testing is completed. By kee ping th e b attery b yp ass sle eve in between the battery and
for sub-pan el wirin g in for ma tion)
the '+' post, you can be certain th at the me mo ry is be ing co mpl ete ly fl ush ed during power cycles. Upon
completion, be certain to remove the ba ttery b ypa ss slee ve and store it withi n the enclosure for future use.
Only S tand-Alone system w as evalua ted by UL © 2021 RS2 Technologies. - All rights reserved. Refer t o NCL-12UL Hardw are Ins tallation Manua l DOCNCL12UL-R1
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EP-2500 Quick Reference *Not ev aluated by UL
S2
Battery Bypass Sleeve TB1
(Explan atio n 3)
Mechanical Specifications VIN
12 to 24 Volts DC
REMOVE FOR
SERVICE  Dimensions 5.0" (127 mm) W x 6.0" (152.4mm) L GND (240mA or 325mA* with Micro-125)
Memory Backup Battery  Temperature -55ºC to +85ºC, stor age
(Explan atio n 3) 0ºC to +49ºC, ope rati ng TMP
Tamper Input
 Humidity 0% to 85% RHNC GND (N/C - Jumper if not use d)
FLT
Power Fault
GND (N/C - Jumper if not use d)
Normal Primary 10/100 Ethernet
S2 - Reset Switch Host Channel LED Function
SPD
(Explan atio n 2)  LED D7 Primary 10/100 Etherne t Host Ch annel
(red) Acti vity
 LED SPD Etherne t Spee d
Primary 10/100 Ethernet
OFF ON Host Channel
(amber) 10Mb/S if off (Explan atio n 1)
1
S1 - Configuration Dip Switch 2 100Mb/S if on
(Explan atio n 1) 3  LED ACT Link & Acti vity
D7 ACT
4 (gree n) No link if o ff
S1 Goo d li nk if on
Acti vity if flashing
J6
Backup Micro-125 Ethernet
Host Channel*
Normal LED Function
TB2
1  LED 1 Off-Line / On-Line & Battery Status TXD
TR+
2
Off-Line if 20% on
RXD
On-Line if 80% on
PORT 1
TR-
3 (Always set to 232)
Battery low if dou ble flashin g RTS Serial Host Channel*
232 485
4  LED 2 Ser ial Host Chan nel Activity
TB3 J8 J9 J7
 LED
J10
3 Chann el 2 RS-485 Sub-Pan el A ctivity (Always closed) CTS
5
 LED 4 Chann el 3 RS-485 Sub-Pan el A ctivity GND
6
 LED 5 Not used
 LED 6 Not used TR+
PORT 2
TR-
J4
GND
- + TR+
PORT 3
J14 (Remote display of LED 1) Channel 3 RS-485 Sub-Panel Bus
J5
(Channel 3 Termination) TR-
Remote LED Status J15 (Remote display of LED 2) (2 wire ONLY! - Figure 1)
(Observe pola rity con nection to LED) J16 (Remote display of LED 3)
TB4
GND
J17 (Remote display of LED 4)
2. App ly power to the EP-250 0 2. Set S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIPs 1, 3 & 4 OFF 22. Run Access It! Universal
3. Make n ote of the MAC a ddress lo cated on the side of the RJ45 jack 3. App ly power to the EP-250 0 23. Create a new Ch annel
4. Run Access It! Universal 4. Manua lly configure a co mp ute r to 192.168.0.100 Chann el E nabled: X
5. Create a new Ch annel 5. Usin g a crossove r cable, connect computer to EP-250 0 Pro tocol Type: SCP
6. Create a n ew SCP 9. Click on ‘Continue to t his website (not recomme nded).’ Model: EP-250 0
Model: EP-250 0 11. Enter a Password of passw ord SCP Ti me Zone: <Set acc ordingly>
Chann el: <Set to the newly cre ated c ha nnel> 17. Wait 60 seconds for EP-250 0 to re boot IP A ddress: <Set acc ordingly>
TCP/IP S ettings 18. Remove p owe r from the EP-250 0 Por t Nu mb er: 300 1
Bulk Erasing The Syst em Configuration And Cardholder Dat aba ses
1. Set S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIPs 1 & 2 ON
2. Set S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIPs 3 & 4 OFF If th e E P-250 0 should experi ence a complete power loss, the 3 volt lithium me mo ry backup batter y provides power to the
onb oard memory which con tai ns the card file, acti vity transactio ns and system configur atio n d ata . The EP-250 0 will reta in a ll
3. App ly power to the EP-250 0 databa se information durin g a power failure for up to 60 days. For optimu m relia bility, the me mor y backup battery sh ould be
LEDs 1 & 2 and LE Ds 3 & 4 flash al tern ate ly at a .5 second rate repl ace d year ly using only a type BR232 5, BR233 0, or CR233 0 lithium battery or equivalen t.
4. With in 10 seconds, switch S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIP 1 OFF For UL installations, refer to NCL-12UL Har dwa re Installation Manual DOCNCL12UL-R0 for r eplacement p rocedures.
LED 2 flashes at a 2 second rate a s memory is b eing erased NOTE: When setting up or servicin g the EP-250 0, it is recommen ded to lea ve the batter y bypass sleeve in p lace u ntil all
system testing is comple ted. By kee ping th e b attery b yp ass sle eve in between the battery and th e '+' post, you can be certain
WARNING! DO NO T CYCLE POWER that the memo ry is b eing co mp lete ly flushed during po we r cycles . Upon completion, be certain to remove the ba ttery b ypa ss
Era sing memory takes a pproximately 60 seconds to co mp lete. sleeve and store it within th e e nclo su re for futur e u se.
5. The EP-250 0 is n ow rea dy to b e configur ed as nee ded
Explanation 2: S2 - Reset Switch Figure 1: RS-485 Sub-Panel Bus Termination

TB3
Pre ssing th e S2 - Reset Switch will cau se the EP-250 0 to re boot. TR+
This pr oce ss will NOT e rase the syste m configuration and cardh older databases . TR- The EP-250 0 has two distin ct 2 wire RS-485 sub-pan el b use s. Each
J4
bus needs to be terminated at both th e b eginni ng a nd ending po ints.
GND
J4 is the te rmination jumper fo r the Channe l 2 RS-485 Sub-Pan el B us.
TR+ J5 is the te rmination jumper fo r the Channe l 3 RS-485 Sub-Pan el B us.
(see Two Wire RS-485 Wiring diag ram for sub-pan el wirin g in for ma tion)
J5
(Channel 3 Termination) TR-

TB4
GND
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EP-4502 Quick Reference EP-450 2 not eva luated by UL
ACT
SPD
(Explanation 1)
USB
7 6 5 4 3 2 1
(N/A)
Host Channel LED Function
(amber) 10Mb/S if off
100Mb/S if on
 LED ACT Link & Acti vity
Memory Backup Battery (gree n) No link if o ff
REMOVE FOR
(Exp. 3) Goo d li nk if on
Acti vity if flashing
SERVICE
D1
S2
Battery Bypass Sleeve Processor Normal LED Function
(Exp. 3)
 LED 1 Off-Line / On-Line & Battery Status
RESET Off-Line if 20% on
TB1 On-Line if 80% on
GND
Power Fault Battery low if dou ble flashin g
(N/C - Jumper if not use d) FLT  LED 2 Host Channel Activity (Etherne t)
Mechanical Specifications  LED 3 Inte rnal Sub-Pan el A ctivity
Tamper Input GND
 Dimensions 8.0" (203.2mm) W x 6.0" (152.4mm) L  LED 4 Chann el 2 RS-485 Sub-Pan el A ctivity
(N/C - Jumper if not use d)  Temperature -55ºC to +85ºC, stor age  LED 5 Chann el 3 RS-485 Sub-Pan el A ctivity
S1
TMP
0ºC to +49ºC, ope rati ng  LED 6 Reade r Po rt 1 Acti vity
12 to 24 Volts DC GND
 Humidity 0% to 85% RHNC  LED 7 Reade r Po rt 2 Acti vity
(500mA ma x.) VIN
microSD Reset Switches
TB8
Black GND (N/A) (Explan atio n 2)
(Wiegan d Rea der
Green DAT
D0 S1 - Configuration Dip Switch
READE R 1
Figure 1
Example)

White CLK TB2 (Explan atio n 1)
Wiegan d D1 TR+
RS485-1
Reade r Yellow BZR Channel 2 RS-485 Sub-Panel Bus
TR-
Reader Ports 1 & 2

RS-485 Sub-Panel Bus

Brown
Termination (Figure 5)
LED 1 2 3 4
J9
GND
OFF ON
Red (See J7 - Reader Power) VO TB3
TR+
RS485-2
TB9
Black GND S1
TR-
(MR-DT* Keypad
R Gray DAT
J5
D0 GND
READE R 2
Figure 2
Example)
Blue CLK TB4

D1 IN1
Door Contact 1
MR-DT (Not used) BZR
1 IN1 (N/C - Jumper if not use d - Figure 4)
ABC
5 (Not used) LED IN2
MNO
9
Exit Request 1
YZ Red (See J7 - Reader Power) VO J7 - Reader Power IN2 (N/O - Figure 4)
PASS 12V J7 Set ting Reader Port V O Output (150mA max.)
NO 12V VO = 12Vdc regula ted IN3
PT VO = VIN
Door Contact 2
Door Strike 1 OUT 1 C J7
IN3 (N/C - Jumper if not use d - Figure 4)
(Form-C, 5A@28Vdc, resistive - Figure 3) Use 12V se tting ONLY when VIN power is >16Vdc.
NC Reade rs requ iring a differe nt rating th an listed IN4
Input LEDs Exit Request 2
NO
abo ve should be power ed sep arately. The reade r OFF = Inactive
(N/O - Figure 4)
ON = Active IN4
grou nd mu st r efe rence the pan el g round. Flashing = Trouble TB5
Auxiliary Output 2 OUT 2 C
TB6
IN5
(Form-C, 5A@28Vdc, resistive - Figure 3) Auxiliary Input 5
TB10

IN5 (N/C - Jumper if not use d - Figure 4)
Relay LEDs
NO IN6
Relay 2 Relay 1 IN3 Door Contact 2 LED Auxiliary Input 6
Door Strike 2 OUT 3 C K1 Relay 1 LED IN6 (N/C - Jumper if not use d - Figure 4)
(Form-C, 5A@28Vdc, resistive - Figure 3) IN4 Exit Request 2 LED
TB7
NC K2 Relay 2 LED IN7
IN5 Auxiliary Input 5 LED Auxiliary Input 7
NO IN6 Auxiliary Input 5 LED IN7 (N/C - Jumper if not use d - Figure 4)
K3 Relay 3 LED
Auxiliary Output 4 OUT 4 C Relay 4 Relay 3 IN7 Auxiliary Input 7 LED IN8
(Form-C, 5A@28Vdc, resistive - Figure 3) K4 Relay 4 LEd Auxiliary Input 8
TB11
NC IN8 Auxiliary Input 8 LED IN8 (N/C - Jumper if not use d - Figure 4)
Configuring P rimary 10/100 Ethernet Host Channel (DHCP IP) Configuring P rimary 10/100 Ethernet Host Channel (Sta tic IP)
2. App ly power to the EP-450 2 2. Set S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIPs 1, 3 & 4 OFF 22. With in Access It! Universal.NET create a ne w Channe l
3. Make n ote of the MAC a ddress lo cated on the side of the RJ45 jack 3. App ly power to the EP-450 2 Chann el E nabled: X
4. Run Access It! Universal 4. Manua lly configure a co mp ute r to 192.168.0.100 Pro tocol Type: SCP
5. Create a new Ch annel 5. Usin g a crossove r cable, connect computer to EP-450 2 Chann el Type: IP S erv er
Chann el E nabled: X 6. Ope n a web browser and go to 192.168.0.251 23. With in Access It! Universal.NET create a new S CP
Pro tocol Type: SCP 7. Set S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIP 1 ON Gen eral Ta b
Chann el Type: IP S erv er 8. Click on ‘Click Here to Login’ Model: EP-450 2 xMB
6. Create a n ew SCP 9. Click on ‘Continue to t his website (not recomme nded).’ xMB = Card database si ze configured in step 14.
Gen eral Ta b 10. Enter a Usern ame o f admin and a Passwo rd of passw ord Device Install ed: X
Model: EP-450 2 xMB 11. Click ‘Network’ from the left hand menu SCP Ti me Zone: <Set acc ordingly>
xMB = Default card database size is 32MB, value can be adjuste d within EP web browser. 12. Sele ct ‘Use Static IP configura tion:’ Initi alizatio n S trin g: <Leave bla nk>
Device Install ed: X IP A ddress: <Set acc ordingly> Add ress: 0
SCP Ti me Zone: <Set acc ordingly> Sub net Mask: <Set acc ordingly> SIO Port S peed
Initi alizatio n S trin g: <Leave bla nk> Default Ga teway: <Set acc ordingly> Por t 1: 384 00
Add ress: 0 13. Click ‘Accept’ Por t 2: 384 00
SIO Port S peed 14. Click ‘Aut o-Sav e’ from the left hand menu Comm Tab
Por t 1: 384 00 Card Data base S ize: <Set acc ordingly> Chann el: <Set to the newly cre ated c ha nnel>
Por t 2: 384 00 15. Click ‘Apply Setting’ from the left hand menu TCP/IP S ettings
Comm Tab 16. Click ‘Apply, Reboot’ button IP A ddress: <Set acc ordingly>
Chann el: <Set to the newly cre ated c ha nnel> 17. Wait 60 seconds for EP-450 2 to re boot Por t Nu mb er: 300 1
TCP/IP S ettings 18. Remove p owe r from the EP-450 2 Encryption Settin gs: None
IP A ddress: <MACxx xxxxx xxxxx> 19. Set all S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIPs OFF
Por t Nu mb er: 300 1 Figure 3: Output Wiring Options
If unab le to resolve the Host Name to an IP Add ress, contact yo ur l oca l ne twork a dministra tor. Depen ding on yo ur p ower sou rce, use one of the two meth ods of tra nsie nt clamping shown below to protect the relay contacts
Bulk Erasing The Syst em Configuration And Cardholder Dat aba ses fuse to the C (commo n) side of the relay a s shown below.
1. Set S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIPs 1 & 2 ON DC Source AC Source

Diode* MOV*
LEDs 1 & 2 and LE Ds 3 & 4 flash al tern ate ly at a .5 second rate Load NO
Load NO
4. With in 10 seconds, switch S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIP 1 OFF C C
DC AC
LED 2 flashes at a 2 second rate a s memory is b eing erased
NC NC
WARNING! DO NO T CYCLE POWER
Era sing memory takes a pproximately 60 seconds to co mp lete. Fuse Fuse
5. The EP-450 2 is n ow rea dy to b e configur ed as nee ded Diode Curren t Ra ting > 1x Strike Cu rrent Clamp Voltage > 1.5x Va c RMS
Explanation 2: S2 - Reset Switches
Pre ssing th e S1 or S2 - Reset Switche s will cau se the EP-450 2 to re boot.
This pr oce ss will NOT e rase the syste m configuration and cardh older databases . Figure 4: Input Wiring Options Figure 5: RS-485 Sub-Panel
Explanation 3: Memory Backup Battery Non-Supervised Supervised Bus Termination
Normally Normally
Normally Normally
Closed
Closed
If th e E P-450 2 should experi ence a complete power loss, the 3 volt lithium me mo ry backup batter y provides 1K, 1% The EP-450 2 has two RS-485 sub-
power to the onb oard memory which con tain s the card file, acti vity transactio ns and system configur atio n TBx pan el b use s which must be terminated
data. The EP-450 2 will reta in a ll d ata base in for ma tion du ring a power failu re for up to 60 days. For optimu m
IN x
IN x
1K, 1% TR+ at their be ginning an d e nding poin ts.

relia bility, the me mor y backup battery sh ould be repla ced yearly usi ng only a type BR 232 5, BR233 0, or
CR233 0 lithium battery or equivalen t. 1K, 1% TR- J5 & J9 are termination jumpers for
Jx
their respective Sub-Pan el B us.
NOTE: When setting up or servicin g the EP-450 2, it is recommen ded to lea ve the batter y bypass sleeve in
IN x
IN x
Open
Open
1K, 1% GND
place until all system testing is completed. By kee ping th e b attery b yp ass sle eve in between the battery and (see Two Wire RS-485 Wiring diag ram
the '+' post, you can be certain th at the me mo ry is be ing co mpl ete ly fl ush ed during power cycles. Upon for sub-pan el wirin g in for ma tion)
completion, be certain to remove the ba ttery b ypa ss slee ve and store it withi n the enclosure for future use.
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LP-1501 Quick Reference LP-150 1 not eva luated by UL
Green LED
Yellow LED
Relay 2
See Expla nation 1
NO 1-C NC NO 2-C NC
J6
Relay 1
Auxiliary Output 2 (2A@30Vdc)
See Figure 1 J3 - Power Source Selector
D10
D9
PoE* Power Over Etherne t
Door Strike 1 (2A@30Vdc) 12V† Local Power Sup ply
TB5
See Figure 1
* PoE IEEE 802.3af complia nt (12.95 W)
PoE+ IEEE 802.3at complia nt (25 W)
Local Power Supply (1.8A max plus reade rs)
VO GND VIN GND

†
12Vdc power co nnecte d to TB4. Positive le ad to
CABLING: 1 twisted pair, minimum 18 AWG when using local 12Vdc
pin 3 (VIN) and ne gative lead to pin 4 (GND)
VIN (Voltage In): Positive 12 Volts ±10% DC
TB4
GND (Ground): Input V olta ge Re turn (-)
Auxiliary Power
1 - LP-1501 Status Online Offline N/A
Power Source Available Power
PoE 12Vdc@625mA ma x. 2 - Host Co mmun ication Flashes while communicating with host.
PoE+ 12Vdc@1.25A max.
J3
Local Power Sup ply 12Vdc@1.25A max. 3 - Reader 1 & 2 Activity Flashes when data is received from either reader port.
Po E
12V
VO (Voltage Out): Positive 12 Volts DC
GND (Ground): Input V olta ge Re turn (-) 4 - Door 1 Contact Open Closed Fault
TB3 5 - Door 1 REX Active Inactive Fault

LED BZR CLK DA T
6 - Cabinet Tamper Alarm Secure N/A
Wiegand Reader Port 2 7 - Not Used N/A N/A N/A

See Figure 2
1
TB2

Reader Port 1
2
Yellow - Ethernet Speed 100 Mb/S 10 Mb/S N/A
See Figure 3
3
 1 Wiegan d r eader or 2 OSDP rea ders Green - Link/Activity Link No Link Ethernet Activity
 OSDP v2.1.6 suppor t
4

S1
OSDP used fo r In/Out con fig urations o nly
5
 OSDP req uires u nique add ressing from 0 - 3 S1 - Configuration Dip Switch
ON
2
See Expla nation 1
6
3
Exit Request 1 - N/O
Micro USB Jack
4
7
IN2
See Figure 4 microSD OFF ON

BT1A - SRAM Backup Battery
Door Contact 1 - N/C (jumper if n ot used) backsid e Retains system configur atio n/databa ses ~ 3 days
IN1
See Figure 4 (not use d)

TB1
J8
J7
J7 - Tamper Input Alternate Host Channel

BT1A
N/C (jumper if n ot used) J5 See Expla nation 2
 Dimensions 5.5" (140 mm) W x 2.75" (70 mm) L
TOC Explanation 1: Configuration DIP Switch & 10/100 Ethernet Host Channel Oview
Configuring 10/100 Ethernet Host Channel For DHCP And DNS Enabled Network s Configuring 10/100 Ethernet Host Channel For A Sta tic IP Addre ss
2. App ly power to the LP-150 1 2. Set S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIPs 1, 3 & 4 OFF 20. Remove crossover cabl e an d con nect to ne twork
3. Make n ote of the MAC a ddress lo cated on the side of the RJ45 jack 3. App ly power to the LP-150 1 21. App ly power to the LP-150 1
5. Create a new Ch annel 5. Usin g a crossove r cable, connect computer to LP-150 1 23. Create a new Ch annel
Model: LP-150 1 11. Enter a Password of passw ord Model: LP-150 1
If th e MAC addre ss from step 3 was 00-0F-E5-00-03-4B th en the IP Address field must be 17. Wait 60 seconds for LP-150 1 to re boot Por t Nu mb er: 300 1
entered as the Host Name of MAC000FE500 034B. 18. Remove p owe r from the LP-150 1 Encryption Settin gs: None
If unab le to resolve the Host Name to an IP Add ress, contact yo ur l oca l ne twork a dministra tor. Figure 1: Output Wiring Options
CABLING: As required for the load
Door lock mechanisms can gener ate feedba ck to the r elay
circuit that can ca use da ma ge and premature fa ilure of the
1. Set S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIPs 1 & 2 ON Explanation 2: rela y. For this reason, a diode must be used to pr otect the
2. Set S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIPs 3 & 4 OFF rela y. Wire sh ould be of sufficient gauge to avo id voltage loss.
3. App ly power to the LP-150 1
Alternate Host Channel
Diode* DC Source
A micro USB Ethern et adap ter may b e u sed to enable
4. With in 10 seconds, switch S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIP 1 OFF alterna te host chann el communication. Alterna te host
NC x-C NO
LED 2 flashes at a 2 second rate a s memory is b eing erased channe l communication is only used to commu nica te to Load
the ser ver machine and no t to downstream Eth ernet
WARNING! DO NO T CYCLE POWER ena bled SIOs. DC
Manufa cturer: Plug able
LEDs 1 & 4 flash for 10 seconds a fter the memory h as be en e rased, then th e L P-150 1 rebo ots Model: USB20OTGE100
5. The LP-150 1 is n ow rea dy to b e configur ed as nee ded Fuse
*Diode Selection – Inductive Load

Figure 2: Wiegand Reader Port 2 Diode Curren t Ra ting > 1x Strike Cu rrent
CABLING: 6-conductor, 18 AWG, 500 feet (150 m) max
VO GND VIN GND
Canno t be used i f two

OSDP rea ders ar e a ttached Figure 3: Reader Port 1 Options
to Read er Port 1. Wiegan d Rea der Examp le OSDP / RS-485 Reade r Example
CABLING: 6-conductor, 18 AWG, 500 feet (150 m) max CABLING: 1 twisted pair, 18 AWG for power and 1 twisted pair w/drain & shield, CABLING: 1 twisted pair per input, 30Ω maximum
24 AWG, 120Ω impedance, 2,000 feet (610 m) max for communication
J3
Black TB3 TB3
Normally Normally
Normally Normally
Po E
12V

Ground 1K, 1%
Closed
Closed
Red (300mA maximum) Black
Wiegan d Green Green 485- 1K, 1%
INx
INx
Reade r OSDP/
White Wiegan d White 485+
LED BZR CLK DA T
RS-485
Reade r Yellow (Not used)
1K, 1%
Yellow Reade r
INx
INx
Brown (High > 3V, Low < .5V) Brown (High > 3V, Low < .5V) (Not used) 1K, 1%
Open
Open
Red (300mA maximum) Red (300mA maximum)

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LP-1501 Plus Quick Reference LP-150 1 Plus not e valuat ed by UL
Green LED
Yellow LED
Relay 2
See Expla nation 1
NO 1-C NC NO 2-C NC
J6
Relay 1
See Figure 1 J3 - Power Source Selector
D10
D9
PoE* Power Over Etherne t
Door Strike 1 (2A@30Vdc) 12V† Local Power Sup ply
TB5
See Figure 1
PoE+ IEEE 802.3at complia nt (25 W)
Local Power Supply (1.8A max plus reade rs)
VO GND VIN GND

†
CABLING: 1 twisted pair, minimum 18 AWG when using local 12Vdc
pin 3 (VIN) and ne gative lead to pin 4 (GND)
VIN (Voltage In): Positive 12 Volts ±10% DC
TB4
Auxiliary Power
1 - LP-1501 Status Online Offline N/A
Power Source Available Power
PoE 12Vdc@625mA ma x. 2 - Host Co mmun ication Flashes while communicating with host.
PoE+ 12Vdc@1.25A max.
J3
Local Power Sup ply 12Vdc@1.25A max. 3 - Reader 1 & 2 Activity Flashes when data is received from either reader port.
Po E
12V
VO (Voltage Out): Positive 12 Volts DC
GND (Ground): Input V olta ge Re turn (-) 4 - Door 1 Contact Open Closed Fault
TB3 5 - Door 1 REX Active Inactive Fault

LED BZR CLK DA T
6 - Cabinet Tamper Alarm Secure N/A

Wiegand Reader Port 1
See Figure 3 7 - Not Used N/A N/A N/A

Sub-Panel Bus
1
TB2

See Figure 2
2
LP-150 1 Plus SIO Wiring Yellow - Ethernet Speed 100 Mb/S 10 Mb/S N/A
CLK TR+
3
DAT TR- Green - Link/Activity Link No Link Ethernet Activity
GND GND
4
VO Not Used
S1
LED Not Used
5
S1 - Configuration Dip Switch
ON
BZR Not Used
2
See Expla nation 1
6
3
Micro USB Jack
4
7
IN2
See Figure 4 microSD OFF ON

BT1A - SRAM Backup Battery
Door Contact 1 - N/C (jumper if n ot used) backsid e Retains system configur atio n/databa ses ~ 3 days
IN1
See Figure 4 (not use d)

TB1
J8
J7
J7 - Tamper Input Alternate Host Channel

BT1A
N/C (jumper if n ot used) J5 See Expla nation 2
TOC Explanation 1: Configuration DIP Switch & 10/100 Ethernet Host Channel Oview
Configuring 10/100 Ethernet Host Channel For DHCP And DNS Enabled Network s Configuring 10/100 Ethernet Host Channel For A Sta tic IP Addre ss
2. App ly power to the LP-150 1 Plus 2. Set S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIPs 1, 3 & 4 OFF 20. Remove crossover cabl e an d con nect to ne twork
3. Make n ote of the MAC a ddress lo cated on the side of the RJ45 jack 3. App ly power to the LP-150 1 Plus 21. App ly power to the LP-150 1 Plus
5. Create a new Ch annel 5. Usin g a crossove r cable, connect computer to LP-150 1 Plus 23. Create a new Ch annel
Model: LP-150 1 Plus 11. Enter a Password of passw ord Model: LP-150 1 Plus
If th e MAC addre ss from step 3 was 00-0F-E5-00-03-4B th en the IP Address field must be 17. Wait 60 seconds for LP-150 1 Plus to reb oot Por t Nu mb er: 300 1
entered as the Host Name of MAC000FE500 034B. 18. Remove p owe r from the LP-150 1 Plus Encryption Settin gs: None
If unab le to resolve the Host Name to an IP Add ress, contact yo ur l oca l ne twork a dministra tor. Figure 1: Output Wiring Options
circuit that can ca use da ma ge and premature fa ilure of the
1. Set S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIPs 1 & 2 ON Explanation 2: rela y. For this reason, a diode must be used to pr otect the
2. Set S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIPs 3 & 4 OFF rela y. Wire sh ould be of sufficient gauge to avo id voltage loss.
3. App ly power to the LP-150 1 Plus Alternate Host Channel
Diode* DC Source
4. With in 10 seconds, switch S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIP 1 OFF alterna te host chann el communication. Alterna te host
NC x-C NO
LED 2 flashes at a 2 second rate a s memory is b eing erased channe l communication is only used to commu nica te to Load
WARNING! DO NO T CYCLE POWER ena bled SIOs. DC
Manufa cturer: Plug able
LEDs 1 & 4 flash for 10 seconds a fter the memory h as be en e rased, then th e L P-150 1 Plus reboo ts Model: USB20OTGE100
5. The LP-150 1 Plus is now ready to be configured as neede d Fuse

Diode Curren t Ra ting > 1x Strike Cu rrent
Figure 2: Sub-Panel Communication Diode Bre ak Down V olta ge: 4x Strike Voltage
MR-52 (1) MR-52 (2)
LP-150 1 PLUS Capacities
 Up to 8 wired SIO's up to 1,000'
Figure 3: Wiegand Reader Port 1
 MR-62e 4 read ers maximum pe r b oard
VO GND VINGND
 MR-51e 2 read ers maximum pe r b oard CABLING: 1 twisted pair per input, 30Ω maximum
 Tota l re ader count cann ot exce ed 17
 Sup ported SIO’s:
Normally Normally
Normally Normally
 MR-50 ● MR-16IN 1K, 1%
Closed
Closed

J3
MR-52 ● MR-16OUT
Black
 MR-51e ● MR-62e Wiegan d 1K, 1%
Po E
12V
INx
INx
Red (300mA maximum)
Reade r
LEDBZRCLKDA T
Green 1K, 1%
White
INx
INx
MR-51e MR-51e 1K, 1%
Open
Open
Yellow
Brown (High > 3V, Low < .5V)

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LP-1502 Quick Reference *Not ev aluated by UL
TB1
Normal LED Function Power (500mA max plus readers)
1 VIN
 LED 1 Off-Line / On-Line an d B attery Sta tus CABLING: 1 twisted pair, minimum 18 AWG
RESET
Off-Line if 20% on 2 S2 - Reset Switch - See Expla nation 2 GND VIN (Voltage In): Positive 12 to 24 Volts ±10% DC
On-Line if 80% on GND (Ground): Input V olta ge Re turn (-)
SET DURING INSTALLATION

3 TMP
Battery low if dou ble flashin g S2
J19
 LED 2 Host Channel Activity (Etherne t) 4
GND
Tamper Input
OFF
N/C (jumper if n ot used)
 LED
BATT
3 Chann el 1 Inte rnal Sub-Pan el A ctivity 5
J19 - Battery Backup* - See Expla nation 3 FLT
 LED 4 Chann el 2 RS-485 Sub-Pan el A ctivity
ON
R1 Power Fault
 LED 5 Not used GND N/C (jumper if n ot used)
R2
 LED R1 Reade r Po rt 1 Acti vity
J2
SPD
Primary 10/100 Ethernet Host Channel
Memory Backup Battery - See Expla nation 3 See Expla nation 1
See Expla nation 1 Normal LED Function
 LED D16 Etherne t Host Ch annel Activity
Figure 1 D16 ACT (red)
Wiegan d Rea der Examp le
S1
(yellow) 10Mb/S if off
1
Black 2
100Mb/S if on
3  LED ACT Link & Acti vity
Green 4 (gree n) No link if o ff
OFF ON Goo d li nk if on
J6
Wiegan d White
TB8 Acti vity if flashing
Reade r Yellow Micro USB Jack*
GND
Brown (High > 3V, Low < .5V) DAT
 Use d for In/Out con fig urations o nly
 2 read ers pe r p ort add ressed 0 - 3
D0
READE R 1
Red (See J7 - Reader Power) CLK Mechanical Specifications

D1 microSD* Alternate Host Channel*
 Dimensions 8.0" (203.2mm) W x 6.0" (152.4mm) L
OSDP v2.1.6 Support*
J8
Ground (not use d) See Expla nation 4
BZR
485- LED 0ºC to +49ºC, ope rati ng
See Figure 2
OSDP*/ 485+ VO TB3
J5 - RS-485 Sub-Panel Bus Termination

RS-485* TR+
(Not used) TB9
Reade r GND TR-
(Not used) See Figure 5
DAT
D0 GND
READE R 2
See Figure 5
Red (See J7 - Reader Power) CLK TB4
D1 IN1
J7 - Reader Power Door Contact 1 - N/C (jumper if n ot used)
Figure 2 BZR See Figure 4
J7 Set ting Reader Port V O Output (300mA max.)
OSDP* / RS-485* Reade r Example 12V VO = 12Vdc regula ted
CABLING: 1 twisted pair, 18 AWG for power and 1 twisted LED IN2
pair w/drain & shield, 24 AWG, 120Ω impedance, PT VO = VIN Exit Request 1 - N/O
2,000 feet (610 m) max for communication VO
Use 12V se tting ONLY when VIN power is >20Vdc. See Figure 4
PASS 12V Reade rs requ iring a differe nt rating th an listed
Door Strike 1 NO J7
abo ve should be power ed sep arately. The reade r IN3 Door Contact 2 - N/C (jumper if n ot used)
Normally O pen Wiring: 5A@30Vdc resistive OUT 1 C grou nd mu st r efe rence the pan el g round. See Figure 4
Normally Closed Wiring: 3A@30Vdc resistive
See Figure 3 NC IN4
Input LEDs Exit Request 2 - N/O
OFF = Inactive
Auxiliary Output 2 NO ON = Active See Figure 4
Normally O pen Wiring: 5A@30Vdc resistive OUT 2 C TB6
Normally Closed Wiring: 3A@30Vdc resistive IN5 Auxiliary Input 5 - N/O
TB10

See Figure 3 See Figure 4
Relay LEDs
Door Strike 2 NO IN6 Auxiliary Input 6 - N/O
TB11
IN3 Door Contact 2 LED

Normally O pen Wiring: 5A@30Vdc resistive OUT 3 C K1 Relay 1 LED See Figure 4
Normally Closed Wiring: 3A@30Vdc resistive Relay 2 Relay 1 IN4 Exit Request 2 LED
NC TB7
See Figure 3 K2 Relay 2 LED IN5 Auxiliary Input 5 LED IN7 Auxiliary Input 7 - N/O
Auxiliary Output 4 NO IN6 Auxiliary Input 5 LED See Figure 4
K3 Relay 3 LED
Normally O pen Wiring: 5A@30Vdc resistive OUT 4 C Relay 4 Relay 3 IN7 Auxiliary Input 7 LED
Normally Closed Wiring: 3A@30Vdc resistive K4 Relay 4 LEd
IN8 Auxiliary Input 8 - N/O
NC IN8 Auxiliary Input 8 LED See Figure 4
See Figure 3
TOC Explanation 1: Configuration DIP Switch & Primary 10/100 Ethernet Host Channel Oview
Configuring P rimary 10/100 Ethernet Host Channel For DHCP And DNS Enabled Network s Configuring P rimary 10/100 Ethernet Host Channel For A Sta tic IP Addre ss
1. Set all S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIPs OFF 1. Set S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIP 2 ON 21. App ly power to the LP-150 2
2. App ly power to the LP-150 2 2. Set S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIPs 1, 3 & 4 OFF 22. Run Access It! Universal.NET*
3. Make n ote of the MAC a ddress lo cated on the side of the RJ45 jack 3. App ly power to the LP-150 2 23. Create a new Ch annel
4. Run Access It! Universal.NET* 4. Manua lly configure a co mp ute r to 192.168.0.100 Chann el E nabled: X
5. Create a new Ch annel 5. Usin g a crossove r cable, connect computer to LP-150 2 Pro tocol Type: SCP
6. Create a n ew SCP 9. Click on ‘Continue to t his website (not recomme nded).’ Model: LP-150 2
Model: LP-150 2 11. Enter a Password of passw ord SCP Ti me Zone: <Set acc ordingly>
Chann el: <Set to the newly cre ated c ha nnel> 17. Wait 60 seconds for LP-150 2 to re boot IP A ddress: <Set acc ordingly>
TCP/IP S ettings 18. Remove p owe r from the LP-150 2 Por t Nu mb er: 300 1
If unab le to resolve the Host Name to an IP Add ress, contact yo ur l oca l ne twork a dministra tor.
Bulk Erasing The Syst em Configuration And Cardholder Dat aba ses circuit that can ca use da ma ge and premature fa ilure of the
Explanation 4: rela y. For this reason, a diode must be used to pr otect the
1. Set S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIPs 1 & 2 ON rela y. Wire sh ould be of sufficient gauge to avo id voltage loss.
2. Set S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIPs 3 & 4 OFF Alternate Host Channel* Diode DC Source
LEDs 1 & 2 and LE Ds 3 & 4 flash al tern ate ly at a .5 second rate alterna te host chann el communication. Alterna te host
channe l communication is only used to commu nica te to Load NO
LED 2 flashes at a 2 second rate a s memory is b eing erased ena bled SIOs. DC C
WARNING! DO NO T CYCLE POWER Manufa cturer: Plug able NC
Era sing memory takes a pproximately 60 seconds to co mp lete. Model: USB20OTGE100
LEDs 1 & 4 flash for 10 seconds a fter the memory h as be en e rased, then th e L P-150 2 rebo ots Fuse
5. The LP-150 2 is n ow rea dy to b e configur ed as nee ded Diode Selection – Inductive Load
Explanation 2: Reset Switch Diode Bre ak Down V olta ge: 4x Strike Voltage
Pre ssing th e S2 - Reset Switch will cau se the LP-150 2 to re boot.
If th e L P-150 2 should experi ence a complete power loss, the 3 volt lithium me mo ry backup batter y provides Non-Supervised
CABLING: 1 twisted pair per input, 30Ω maximum
Supervised
Bus Termination
CABLING: 1 twisted pair w/drain & shield, 24 AWG, 120Ω impedance
Normally Normally
Normally Normally
data. The LP-150 2 will reta in a ll d ata base in for ma tion du ring a power failu re for up to 60 days. For optimu m
Closed
Closed
1K, 1% The LP-150 2 has one RS-485 sub-
relia bility, the me mor y backup battery sh ould be repla ced yearly usi ng only a type BR 233 0 or CR233 0
lithium battery or equivalen t. pan el b us and must be terminated at
IN x
IN x
1K, 1% TB3
the beginn ing and endin g p oint.
J5
For UL installations, refer to NCL-12UL Har dwa re Installation Manual DOCNCL12UL-R1 for r eplacement TR+
proced ures. 1K, 1%
J5 is the te rmination jumper fo r the
TR- Chann el 2 RS-485 Sub-Pan el B us.
NOTE*: When setting up or servicin g the LP-150 2, it is recommen ded to lea ve the J19 - Battery Ba ckup
IN x
IN x
Open
Open
1K, 1% (see Two Wire RS-485 Wiring diag ram
jumper OFF u ntil all system testing is comple ted . By kee ping th e J19 - Battery Ba ckup jumper OFF, you can GND
be certain tha t th e memory is bein g completely flushed du ring power cycles. Upon completion, be sure to for sub-pan el wirin g in for ma tion)
set the J19 - Battery Ba ckup jumper ON.
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LP-2500 Quick Reference *Not ev aluated by UL
S2
Battery Bypass Sleeve Power (250mA max)
See Expla nation 3 CABLING: 1 twisted pair, minimum 18 AWG
VIN
VIN (Voltage In): Positiv e 12 to 24 Volts ±10% DC
GND GN D (Ground): Input Voltage Return (-)
See Expla nation 3 TMP
Tamper Input
SET DURING INSTALLATION GND N/C (jumper if n ot used)
OFF
BATT
J19 - Battery Backup* FLT
See Expla nation 3 ON Power Fault
J19 GND N/C (jumper if n ot used)
TB1
S2 - Reset Switch
J1
See Expla nation 2 SPD
 Dimensions 5.0" (127 mm) W x 6.0" (152.4mm) L Primary 10/100 Ethernet
OFF ON Host Channel
1 0ºC to +70ºC, ope rati ng See Expla nation 1
S1 - Configuration Dip Switch 2
 Humidity 5% to 95% RHNC ACT
See Expla nation 1 3
D28
Normal LED Function
4
S1
(red)
100Mb/S if on
Normal LED Function Micro USB Jack* J7  LED ACT Link & Acti vity
1  LED 1 Off-Line / On-Line an d B attery Sta tus (gree n) No link if o ff
Off-Line if 20% on Goo d li nk if on
2
On-Line if 80% on Acti vity if flashing
3
Battery low if dou ble flashin g microSD*
J6
4  LED 2 Host Channel Activity (Etherne t) (not use d)
5  LED 3 Chann el 2 RS-485 Sub-Pan el A ctivity Alternate Host Channel*
 LED 4 Chann el 3 RS-485 Sub-Pan el A ctivity See Expla nation 4
6
 LED 5 Not used TB3
 LED 6 Not used TR+
PORT 1
TR-
J4 - Channel 2 Term ination See Figure 1
See Figure 5 GND
J4
TB4
TR+
PORT 2
J5 - Channel 3 Term ination TR-
See Figure 5
See Figure 1
J5
GND
2. App ly power to the LP-250 0 2. Set S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIPs 1, 3 & 4 OFF 22. Run Access It! Universal.NET*
3. Make n ote of the MAC a ddress lo cated on the side of the RJ45 jack 3. App ly power to the LP-250 0 23. Create a new Ch annel
4. Run Access It! Universal.NET* 4. Manua lly configure a co mp ute r to 192.168.0.100 Chann el E nabled: X
5. Create a new Ch annel 5. Usin g a crossove r cable, connect computer to LP-250 0 Pro tocol Type: SCP
6. Create a n ew SCP 9. Click on ‘Continue to t his website (not recomme nded).’ Model: LP-250 0
Model: LP-250 0 11. Enter a Password of passw ord SCP Ti me Zone: <Set acc ordingly>
Por t 1: 384 00 14. Click ‘Accept’ Comm Tab
Comm Tab 16. Click ‘Apply Settings, Reboot’ button TCP/IP S ettings
Chann el: <Set to the newly cre ated c ha nnel> 17. Wait 60 seconds for LP-250 0 to re boot IP A ddress: <Set acc ordingly>
TCP/IP S ettings 18. Remove p owe r from the LP-250 0 Por t Nu mb er: 300 1
Por t Nu mb er: 300 1 Explanation 3: Memory Backup Battery
If unab le to resolve the Host Name to an IP Add ress, contact yo ur l oca l ne twork a dministra tor. If th e L P-250 0 should experi ence a complete power loss, the 3 volt lithium me mo ry backup batter y provides power to the
onb oard memory which con tai ns the card file, acti vity transactio ns and system configur atio n d ata . The LP-250 0 will reta in a ll
databa se information durin g a power failure for up to 60 days. For optimu m relia bility, the me mor y backup battery sh ould be
repl ace d year ly using only a type BR233 0 or CR233 0 lithium battery or equivalen t.
For UL installations, refer to NCL-12UL Har dwa re Installation Manual DOCNCL12UL-R1 for r eplacement p rocedures.
NOTE*: When setting up or servicin g the LP-250 0, it is recommen ded to lea ve the J19 - Battery Ba ckup jumper OFF un til all
system testing is comple ted. By kee ping th e J19 - Battery Ba ckup jumper OFF, you can be certain th at the me mo ry is be ing
1. Set S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIPs 1 & 2 ON completely flushed durin g p ower cycl es. Upon completion, be sure to set the J19 - Battery Ba ckup jumper ON.
3. App ly power to the LP-250 0 Explanation 4: Alternate Host Channel*
A micro USB Ethern et adap ter may b e u sed to enable altern ate host chan nel communication . Alterna te host chann el
4. With in 10 seconds, switch S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIP 1 OFF commu nicatio n is only u sed to communicate to the se rver machine and no t to do wnstream Eth ernet e nabled S IOs .
LED 2 flashes at a 2 second rate a s memory is b eing erased Manufa cturer: Plug able
WARNING! DO NO T CYCLE POWER Model: USB20OTGE100
LEDs 1 & 4 flash for 10 seconds a fter the memory h as be en e rased, then th e L P-250 0 rebo ots
5. The LP-250 0 is n ow rea dy to b e configur ed as nee ded
TB3
TR+
TR- The LP-250 0 has two distin ct 2 wire RS-485 sub-pan el b use s. Each
bus needs to be terminated at both th e b eginni ng a nd ending po ints.
GND
J4
J4 is the te rmination jumper fo r the Channe l 2 RS-485 Sub-Pan el B us.

Explanation 2: Reset Switch TB4
TR+ J5 is the te rmination jumper fo r the Channe l 3 RS-485 Sub-Pan el B us.
TR- (see Two Wire RS-485 Wiring diag ram for sub-pan el wirin g in for ma tion)
Pre ssing th e S2 - Reset Switch will cau se the LP-250 0 to re boot.
J5
This pr oce ss will NOT e rase the syste m configuration and cardh older databases . GND
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LP-4502 Quick Reference LP-450 2 not eva luated by UL
TB1
Normal LED Function Power (550mA max plus readers)
1 VIN
 LED 1 Off-Line / On-Line an d B attery Sta tus CABLING: 1 twisted pair, minimum 18 AWG
RESET
Off-Line if 20% on 2 S2 - Reset Switch - See Expla nation 2 GND VIN (Voltage In): Positive 12 to 24 Volts ±10% DC
On-Line if 80% on GND (Ground): Input V olta ge Re turn (-)
SET DURING INSTALLATION

3 TMP
Battery low if dou ble flashin g S2
J19
 LED 2 Ser ial Host Chan nel Activity 4
GND
Tamper Input
OFF
N/C (jumper if n ot used)
 LED
BATT
3 Chann el 1 Inte rnal Sub-Pan el A ctivity 5
J19 - Battery Backup - See Expla nation 3 FLT
 LED 4 Chann el 2 RS485-1 Sub-Pan el A ctivity
ON
R1 Power Fault
 LED 5 Chann el 3 RS485-2 Sub-Pan el A ctivity GND N/C (jumper if n ot used)
R2
J2
SPD
Primary 10/100 Ethernet Host Channel
Memory Backup Battery - See Expla nation 3 See Expla nation 1
See Expla nation 1 Normal LED Function
Figure 1 D16 ACT (red)
Wiegan d Rea der Examp le Mechanical Specifications  LED SPD Etherne t Spee d
S1
CABLING: 6-conductor, 18 AWG, 500 feet (150 m) max  Dimensions 8.0" (203.2mm) W x 6.0" (152.4mm) L
J6
1  Temperature -55ºC to +85ºC, stor age Micro USB Jack 100Mb/S if on
Black 2
0ºC to +70ºC, ope rati ng  LED ACT Link & Acti vity
3
Green 4  Humidity 5% to 85% RHNC (gree n) No link if o ff
OFF ON Goo d li nk if on
Wiegan d White
microSD Acti vity if flashing
Reade r
J8
Yellow TB8 (not use d)
GND
Brown (High > 3V, Low < .5V) DAT Alternate Host Channel
D0 See Expla nation 4
READE R 1

D1 TR+
RS485-1
Ground Channel 2 RS-485 Sub-Panel Bus
OSDP v2.1.6 Support
BZR TR-
See Figure 5
485- LED J9 - Channel 2 Term ination
J9
GND
See Figure 5
See Figure 2
OSDP/ 485+ VO TB3

RS-485 TR+
RS485-2
TB9
(Not used) Channel 3 RS-485 Sub-Panel Bus

Reade r GND TR-
(Not used) See Figure 5
DAT J5 - Channel 3 Term ination
J5
D0 GND
READE R 2
See Figure 5
D1 IN1
J7 - Reader Power Door Contact 1 - N/C (jumper if n ot used)
Figure 2 BZR See Figure 4
OSDP / RS-485 Reade r Example 12V VO = 12Vdc regula ted
CABLING: 1 twisted pair, 18 AWG for power and 1 twisted LED IN2
pair w/drain & shield, 24 AWG, 120Ω impedance, PT VO = VIN Exit Request 1 - N/O
2,000 feet (610 m) max for communication VO
Use 12V se tting ONLY when VIN power is >20Vdc. See Figure 4
PASS 12V Reade rs requ iring a differe nt rating th an listed
Door Strike 1 NO J7
abo ve should be power ed sep arately. The reade r IN3 Door Contact 2 - N/C (jumper if n ot used)
Normally O pen Wiring: 5A@30Vdc resistive OUT 1 C grou nd mu st r efe rence the pan el g round. See Figure 4
Normally Closed Wiring: 3A@30Vdc resistive
See Figure 3 NC IN4
Input LEDs Exit Request 2 - N/O
OFF = Inactive
Auxiliary Output 2 NO ON = Active See Figure 4
Normally O pen Wiring: 5A@30Vdc resistive OUT 2 C TB6
Normally Closed Wiring: 3A@30Vdc resistive IN5 Auxiliary Input 5 - N/O
TB10

Relay LEDs
Door Strike 2 NO IN6 Auxiliary Input 6 - N/O
TB11
IN3 Door Contact 2 LED

Normally O pen Wiring: 5A@30Vdc resistive OUT 3 C K1 Relay 1 LED See Figure 4
Normally Closed Wiring: 3A@30Vdc resistive Relay 2 Relay 1 IN4 Exit Request 2 LED
NC TB7
See Figure 3 K2 Relay 2 LED IN5 Auxiliary Input 5 LED IN7 Auxiliary Input 7 - N/O
Auxiliary Output 4 NO IN6 Auxiliary Input 5 LED See Figure 4
K3 Relay 3 LED
Normally O pen Wiring: 5A@30Vdc resistive OUT 4 C Relay 4 Relay 3 IN7 Auxiliary Input 7 LED
Normally Closed Wiring: 3A@30Vdc resistive K4 Relay 4 LEd
IN8 Auxiliary Input 8 - N/O
NC IN8 Auxiliary Input 8 LED See Figure 4
See Figure 3
2. App ly power to the LP-450 2 2. Set S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIPs 1, 3 & 4 OFF 22. With in Access It! Universal.NET create a ne w Channe l
3. Make n ote of the MAC a ddress lo cated on the side of the RJ45 jack 3. App ly power to the LP-450 2 Chann el E nabled: X
4. Run Access It! Universal 4. Manua lly configure a co mp ute r to 192.168.0.100 Pro tocol Type: SCP
5. Create a new Ch annel 5. Usin g a crossove r cable, connect computer to LP-450 2 Chann el Type: IP S erv er
Chann el E nabled: X 6. Ope n a web browser and go to 192.168.0.251 23. With in Access It! Universal.NET create a new S CP
Pro tocol Type: SCP 7. Set S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIP 1 ON Gen eral Ta b
Chann el Type: IP S erv er 8. Click on ‘Click Here to Login’ Model: LP-450 2 xMB
6. Create a n ew SCP 9. Click on ‘Continue to t his website (not recomme nded).’ xMB = Card database si ze configured in step 14.
Gen eral Ta b 10. Enter a Usern ame o f admin and a Passwo rd of passw ord Device Install ed: X
Model: LP-450 2 xMB 11. Click ‘Network’ from the left hand menu SCP Ti me Zone: <Set acc ordingly>
xMB = Default card database size is 32MB, value can be adjuste d within LP web browse r. 12. Sele ct ‘Use Static IP configura tion:’ Initi alizatio n S trin g: <Leave bla nk>
Device Install ed: X IP A ddress: <Set acc ordingly> Add ress: 0
SCP Ti me Zone: <Set acc ordingly> Sub net Mask: <Set acc ordingly> SIO Port S peed
Initi alizatio n S trin g: <Leave bla nk> Default Ga teway: <Set acc ordingly> Por t 1: 384 00
Add ress: 0 13. Click ‘Accept’ Por t 2: 384 00
SIO Port S peed 14. Click ‘Aut o-Sav e’ from the left hand menu Comm Tab
Por t 1: 384 00 Card Data base S ize: <Set acc ordingly> Chann el: <Set to the newly cre ated c ha nnel>
Por t 2: 384 00 15. Click ‘Apply Setting’ from the left hand menu TCP/IP S ettings
Comm Tab 16. Click ‘Apply, Reboot’ button IP A ddress: <Set acc ordingly>
Chann el: <Set to the newly cre ated c ha nnel> 17. Wait 60 seconds for LP-450 2 to re boot Por t Nu mb er: 300 1
TCP/IP S ettings 18. Remove p owe r from the LP-450 2 Encryption Settin gs: None
IP A ddress: <MACxx xxxxx xxxxx> 19. Set all S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIPs OFF
If unab le to resolve the Host Name to an IP Add ress, contact yo ur l oca l ne twork a dministra tor.
Bulk Erasing The Syst em Configuration And Cardholder Dat aba ses circuit that can ca use da ma ge and premature fa ilure of the
Explanation 4: rela y. For this reason, a diode must be used to pr otect the
1. Set S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIPs 1 & 2 ON rela y. Wire sh ould be of sufficient gauge to avo id voltage loss.
2. Set S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIPs 3 & 4 OFF Alternate Host Channel Diode DC Source
LEDs 1 & 2 and LE Ds 3 & 4 flash al tern ate ly at a .5 second rate alterna te host chann el communication. Alterna te host
NO
4. With in 10 seconds, switch S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIP 1 OFF channe l communication is only used to commu nica te to Load
LED 2 flashes at a 2 second rate a s memory is b eing erased the ser ver machine and no t to downstream Eth ernet C
DC
ena bled SIOs.
WARNING! DO NO T CYCLE POWER NC
Era sing memory takes a pproximately 60 seconds to co mp lete. Manufa cturer: Plug able
Model: USB20OTGE100
LEDs 1 & 4 flash for 10 seconds a fter the memory h as be en e rased, then th e L P-450 2 rebo ots Fuse
5. The LP-L502 is n ow rea dy to b e configur ed as nee ded Diode Selection – Inductive Load
Explanation 2: Reset Switch Diode Bre ak Down V olta ge: 4x Strike Voltage
Pre ssing th e S2 - Reset Switch will cau se the LP-450 2 to re boot. 12Vdc or 24Vdc Str ike, Diode 1N400 2 (100V / 1A) Typ ical
If th e L P-450 2 should experi ence a complete power loss, the 3 volt lithium me mo ry backup batter y provides Non-Supervised
Supervised
Bus Termination
Normally Normally
Normally Normally
Closed
Closed
data. The LP-450 2 will reta in a ll d ata base in for ma tion du ring a power failu re for up to 60 days. For optimu m 1K, 1% The LP-450 2 has two RS-485 sub-
relia bility, the me mor y backup battery sh ould be repla ced yearly usi ng only a type BR 233 0 or CR233 0 TBx pan el b use s which must be terminated
lithium battery or equivalen t.
IN x
IN x
1K, 1% TR+ at their be ginning an d e nding poin ts.

1K, 1% TR- J5 & J9 are termination jumpers for
Jx
NOTE: When setting up or servicin g the LP-450 2, it is recommen ded to lea ve the J19 - Battery Ba ckup their respective Sub-Pan el B us.
IN x
IN x
Open
Open
jumper OFF u ntil all system testing is comple ted . By kee ping th e J19 - Battery Ba ckup jumper OFF, you can 1K, 1% GND
(see Two Wire RS-485 Wiring diag ram
be certain tha t th e memory is bein g completely flushed du ring power cycles. Upon completion, be sure to
for sub-pan el wirin g in for ma tion)
set the J19 - Battery Ba ckup jumper ON.

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MR-50 Series 1 Quick Reference MR-50 Series 1 not eva luated by UL
}
NC
RLY 1
Black GND Door Strike 1
Relay 1 C
Yellow BZR
NO
Wiegan d
Brown
Termination (Figure 3)
Reade r LED
}
NO
1
RLY 2
White CLK/D1
NC Auxillary Output 2
Green DAT/D0
Red Relay 2 C
Not Used (Figure 2) +12V
+12V DC (Figure 2)
+12V +
12 Volts DC ONLY! (125mA)
{
TR+
U1
G -
RS - 485 Bus (Figure 3) TR-
J4 }
I2
IN 2
Exit Request 1 (N/O)
J2 - Address Jumpers SG
I2
(Table 1)
J2
I1
}
IN 1
 Start at addre ss 0. Door Contact 1 (N/C - Jumper if not used)
 Each SIO address in the bus must be un ique. LED LED I1
B A
 Set switch es prio r to powering up.
J3
Tamper Input (N/C - Jumper if not used) Wiring Configurations (Figure 1)
Normal LED Function

LED B = SCP Communication (Rapid pulse)
TOC Table 1: J2 - Address Jumpers Figure 1: Wiring Configurations Oview
Address 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1K, 1%
0 Off Off Off Off Off On On Off
IN x
IN x
1 On Off Off Off Off On On Off Normally Closed Normally Closed Supervised 1K, 1%
2 Off On Off Off Off On On Off 1K, 1%
3 On On Off Off Off On On Off
IN x
IN x
Normally Open Normally Open Supervised 1K, 1%
4 Off Off On Off Off On On Off
5 On Off On Off Off On On Off
6 Off On On Off Off On On Off
7 On On On Off Off On On Off
8 Off Off Off On Off On On Off
9 On Off Off On Off On On Off
10 Off On Off On Off On On Off
11 On On Off On Off On On Off Figure 2: Reader Power Wiring
12 Off Off On On Off On On Off
13 On Off On On Off On On Off When wiring readers which require more than 50mA of current, it is recommended to use the default wiring method reflected in the drawing below . This
14 Off On On On Off On On Off wiring method will work in all cases. Notice the +12V lead (Red) of the reader is directly connected to the power supply. This ensures the full amount of
current needed by the reader is being supplied for proper reader functionality. The Ground lead (Black) of the reader must reference the same ground as
15 On On On On Off On On Off the MR-50 and may be wired to the GND of the reader wiring block.
16 Off Off Off Off On On On Off In cases where the reader current draw is less than 50mA of current, it is possible to connect the positive lead (Red) of the reader to the (+12V) of the
17 On Off Off Off On On On Off reader wiring block.
18 Off On Off Off On On On Off
19 On On Off Off On On On Off
20 Off Off On Off On On On Off
Black GND
21 On Off On Off On On On Off
22 Off On On Off On On On Off Yellow BZR
23 On On On Off On On On Off Wiegan d
Brown LED
24 Off Off Off On On On On Off Reade r
1
25 On Off Off On On On On Off White CLK/D1
26 Off On Off On On On On Off Green DAT/D0

27 On On Off On On On On Off Red
Not Used +12V
28 Off Off On On On On On Off +12V DC
29 On Off On On On On On Off
30 Off On On On On On On Off
31 On On On On On On On Off
Figure 3: Two Wire RS-485 Wiring

SCP-1MB MR-50 (2)
Total Maximum Wire Length of 4,000'
(1 twisted pair with shield, 24 AWG)
TR2+ TR+
TR2-
J4
TR-
GND SG
Jx
TR3+
TR3-
GND
J4
Term inated MR-50 (0) MR-50 (1) Term inated
TR+
TR-
SG
Unterminated
The SCP is at the beginning of the MR-50s (0) and (1) are in the The MR-50 (2) is at the end of the
bus, so Jx IS terminated. middle of the bus, so J4 is NOT bus, so J4 IS terminated.
(see SCP quick reference sheet for specific jumper terminated.
identification) © 2021 RS2 Technologies. - All rights reserved.
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TB3
TB4 NC
GND Relay 1
C
Door Strike 1
K1
(5A@28Vdc - Figure 3)
BZR
NO
Reader Port
LED
 Wiegan d Rea ders (Figure 1) NO
Relay 2
 MR-DT Keypad (Figure 2) CLK/D1 Auxiliary Output 2
K2
NC
 RS-485 Reade r Interfa ce (1A@28Vdc or dry contact use)
DAT/D0
C
VO
VIN
12 to 24 Volts DC ±10% ONLY!
TR+ (12Vdc - 150mA ma x. plus reade r curre nt)
GND
RS-485 Bus (Figure 5)
J4 - Termination
TR-
I2
Exit Request
(Figure 5)
GND
J2 - Address Jumpers (Table 1) TB1 I2 (N/O - Figure 4)
 Start at addre ss 0.
J4
J2
I1
 Each SIO address in the bus must be un ique. Door Contact 1
 Set switch es prio r to powering up. I1 (N/C - Jumper if not use d - Figure 4)
B
A
J3 - Tamper Input TB2
(N/C - Jumper if not use d) J3
Normal LED Function  Dimensions 4.25" (107.9mm) W x 2.75" (69.85mm) L
 LED A = Power (~1 pulse/second)  Temperature -55ºC to +85ºC, stor age
 LED B = SCP Commun ica tion (Rapid pulse) -35ºC to +70ºC, ope rati ng
Reader Port Wiring

Reader Port P ow er
VO=VIN
Reade rs requ iring a differe nt rating must be powered separa tely . The reade r
grou nd mu st r efe rence the MR-50 grou nd.
Figure 1 (Wiegan d Rea der Wi ring) Figure 2 (MR-DT Keypad Wiring)

TB4 TB4
Black GND Black GND
Yellow BZR Ready... (Not used) BZR
Brown LED (Not used) LED

Wiegan d
Reade r White CLK/D1 MR-DT Blue CLK/D1
1 2 3 4
ABC DEF GHI JKL
5 6 7 8
Green DAT/D0 MNO PQR STU VWX Gray DAT/D0
9 0 CMD
YZ
Red (See reader port power) VO Red (See reader port power) VO
TOC Table 1: J2 - Address Jumpers Figure 3: Output Wiring Configurations Oview
Address 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Depen ding on yo ur p ower sou rce, use one of the two meth ods of tra nsie nt clamping shown below to protect the relay contacts
0 Off Off Off Off Off On On Off and to reduce electro ma gnetic interferen ce (EMI emissions). Always pro tect ag ainst acci dental ove rloads by wiring in an inlin e
fuse to the C (commo n) side of the relay a s shown below.
1 On Off Off Off Off On On Off
2 Off On Off Off Off On On Off
3 On On Off Off Off On On Off DC Source AC Source
6 Off On On Off Off On On Off Fuse Fuse
7 On On On Off Off On On Off NC NC
C DC C AC
K1
K1
Load Load
10 Off On Off On Off On On Off NO NO
11 On On Off On Off On On Off

12 Off Off On On Off On On Off Diode* MOV*
13 On Off On On Off On On Off
14 Off On On On Off On On Off
15 On On On On Off On On Off *Diode Selection – Inductive Load *MOV Selection – Inductive Load
16 Off Off Off Off On On On Off Diode Curren t Ra ting > 1x Strike Cu rrent Clamp Voltage > 1.5x Va c RMS
17 On Off Off Off On On On Off 12Vdc or 24Vdc Str ike, Diode 1N400 2 (100V / 1A) Typ ical
22 Off On On Off On On On Off
Figure 4: Input Wiring Configurations
23 On On On Off On On On Off
24 Off Off Off On On On On Off 1K, 1%
25 On Off Off On On On On Off
IN x
IN x
Normally Closed 1K, 1% Normally Closed Supervised
26 Off On Off On On On On Off
27 On On Off On On On On Off 1K, 1%
IN x
IN x
28 Off Off On On On On On Off Normally Open 1K, 1% Normally Open Supervised

EP-150 2 MR-50 (2)
TR+
Jx
TR+
TR- TR-
GND SG
J4
J4
Term inated MR-50 (0) MR-50 (1) Term inated
TR+
TR-
SG
Unterminated
The SCP is at the beginning of the bus, MR-50s (0) and (1) are in the middle The MR-50 (2) is at the end of the
so Jx IS terminated. of the bus, so J4 is NOT terminated. bus, so J4 IS terminated.
(see SCP quick reference for specific jumper identification)
TOC Detail
MR-50 Series 3 Quick Reference MR-50-S3 not eva luated by UL
TB3
TB4
K1 - Relay 1
NC Door Strike (K1)
GND Relay LED Status (Form-C)
C
Normally O pen Wiring: 5A@30Vdc resistive
D4 D3
K1
Energized if ON Normally Closed Wiring: 3A@30Vdc resistive
BZR
 D4 K1 - Relay 1 NO See Figure 3
K2 - Relay 2
Reader Port LED  D3 K2 - Relay 2 (Form-C)
NO
 Wiegan d Rea ders (See Figure 1) Auxiliary Output 2 (K2)
 OSDP* / RS-485 Reade rs (See Figure 2) CLK/D1
K2
TR+ NC 1A@30Vdc resistive
DAT/D0
J2 - Tamper Input - N/C (Jumper if not use d) See Figure 3
TR- C
VO Primary Power (550mA max plus readers)
VIN CABLING: 1 twisted pair, minimum 18 AWG
TR+ VIN (Voltage In): Positive 12 to 24 Volts ±10% DC
GND
Two Wire RS-485 Bus TR-
See Figure 5 I2
Exit Request - N/O
GND
J2 I2 See Figure 4
TB1
S1 - Configuration Switch J1 – Termination (See Figure 5) I1

Door Contact - N/C (Jumper if not use d)
 S1-1 thru S1-5: SIO Addre ss (Table 1) ON
S1
I1 See Figure 4
Each SIO address must be unique.
D2
D1
 S1-6 thru S1-7: Bau d Rate (Table 2) OFF TB2
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
 S1-8: Require E ncryption if ON
Specifications
Normal LED Function  Dimension 4.25" (108 mm) W x 2.75" (70 mm) L x 1" (25 mm) H
 D1 On-Line Status: OFF if 1 sec rate, 20% ON  Storage Tempera tur e: -55ºC to +85ºC
ON Non-encrypted if 1 sec rate, 80% ON
ON Encrypted if .1 sec ON, .1 sec OFF x 3 then .1 sec ON, .3 sec OFF  Ope rating Tempe rature: -40ºC to +75ºC
Awaiting firmware download if .1 sec ON, .1 sec OFF  Humidity: 5% to 95% RHNC
 D2 SCP Communication: Rapid pulse  Weight: 4 oz. (120 g) nomina l
Reader Port Wiring

Reader Port Power
The input power is passed thro ugh to the reade r terminal stri p a nd i s available for powering a read er. Reade rs th at
requ ire differe nt volta ge requir eme nts mu st be powered separately . Care must be taken to in su re that the inp ut
voltage is with in the voltage range of the rea der. The reade r po we r ou tpu t te rmi nal, TB4-6 (VO), is n ot current limi ted.
Figure 1 Figure 2
Wiegan d Rea der Examp le OSDP* / RS-485 Reade r Example
CABLING: 6-conductor, 18 AWG, 500 feet (150 m) max CABLING: 1 twisted pair, 18 AWG for power and 1 twisted pair w/drain & shield, 24 AWG, 120Ω impedance, 2,000 feet (610 m) max for communication
TB4 TB4
Black GND Ground GND
Yellow BZR (Not used) BZR
Brown (High > 3V, Low < .5V) LED OSDP/ (Not used) LED
Wiegan d
RS-485
Reade r White CLK/D1 485+ CLK/D1
Reade r
Green DAT/D0 485- DAT/D0
Red (See reader port power) VO Red (See reader port power) VO
*OSDP v2.1.6 Sup port

 2 readers per port addressed 0 – 3
 Used for In/Out configurations only
TOC Table 1: SIO Address Figure 3: Output Wiring Options Oview
Address S1-1 S1-2 S1-3 S1-4 S1-5 Address S1-1 S1-2 S1-3 S1-4 S1-5 Door lock mechanisms can gener ate feedba ck to the r elay
0 OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 16 OFF OFF OFF OFF ON circuit that can ca use da ma ge and premature fa ilure of the
rela y. For this reason, a diode must be used to pr otect the
1 ON OFF OFF OFF OFF 17 ON OFF OFF OFF ON rela y. Wire sh ould be of sufficient gauge to avo id voltage loss.
2 OFF ON OFF OFF OFF 18 OFF ON OFF OFF ON
3 ON ON OFF OFF OFF 19 ON ON OFF OFF ON DC Source Diode*
4 OFF OFF ON OFF OFF 20 OFF OFF ON OFF ON

5 ON OFF ON OFF OFF 21 ON OFF ON OFF ON NO Load
6 OFF ON ON OFF OFF 22 OFF ON ON OFF ON
C DC
7 ON ON ON OFF OFF 23 ON ON ON OFF ON
NC
8 OFF OFF OFF ON OFF 24 OFF OFF OFF ON ON
9 ON OFF OFF ON OFF 25 ON OFF OFF ON ON Fuse
10 OFF ON OFF ON OFF 26 OFF ON OFF ON ON
11 ON ON OFF ON OFF 27 ON ON OFF ON ON Diode Curren t Ra ting > 1x Strike Cu rrent
12 OFF OFF ON ON OFF 28 OFF OFF ON ON ON Diode Bre ak Down V olta ge: 4x Strike Voltage
13 ON OFF ON ON OFF 29 ON OFF ON ON ON
14 OFF ON ON ON OFF 30 OFF ON ON ON ON
15 ON ON ON ON OFF 31 ON ON ON ON ON
Table 2: Baud Rate

S1-6 S1-7 Baud Rate
ON* ON* 38,400 bps
OFF ON 19,200 bps
ON OFF 9,600 bps 1K, 1%, ¼ W
IN x
IN x
OFF OFF 115,200 bps Normally Closed 1K, 1%, ¼ W Normally Closed Supervised
*Access It! Universal.NET default value.
1K, 1%, ¼ W
IN x
IN x
Normally Open 1K, 1%, ¼ W Normally Open Supervised

EP-150 2 MR-50-S3 (3)
Total Maximum Wire Length of 4,000 Feet (1,200m)
TR+
Jx
TR+
TR- TR-
GND GND
J1
Term inated MR-50-S3 (1) MR-50-S3 (2) Term inated
J1
GND
TR+
TR-
Unterminated
The SCP is at the beginning of the bus, MR-50-S3s (1) and (2) are in the middle The MR-50-S3 (3) is at the end of
so Jx IS terminated. of the bus, so J1 is NOT terminated. the bus, so J1 IS terminated.
TOC Detail
MR-51E Quick Reference MR-51E not evaluated by UL

10/100 Ethernet
MAC A ddress - Found On Front (Explan atio n 1)
Relay 2
Relay 1
TB6
ACT (Amber LED)
LNK (Green LED)
LNK
ACT
D19
D24
NC
NO 1-C NC NO 2-C NC
RLY 2
Auxiliary Output 2 (5A@28Vac/dc - Figure 3)
C NO NC C NO
RLY 1
Door Strike 1 (5A@28Vac/dc - Figure 3)
TB6
VO GND VIN GND

12 Volts DC ±10% ONLY!
12V
(12Vdc - 900mA ma x.)
1
Optional Door Strike Power - VO / GND
2
(12Vdc - 300mA ma x.)
J5
PoE
3
LED BZR CLK DA T
Reader Port 2
4
 Wiegan d Rea der (Figure 2)
5
J5 - MR-51E Power Source Selector
6
PoE Power Over Etherne t TB4
*12Vdc power co nnecte d to TB5. Positive le ad to TB3
pin 3 (VIN) and ne gative lead to pin 4 (GND).

1 - Awaiting IP Address N/A Offline N/A
Reader Port 1
 Wiegan d Rea der (Figure 1) 1 - Obtained IP Address  Four (4) pulses per second when online.
 MR-DT Keypad (Figure 1) Awaiting IP
2 - Awaiting IP Address N/A N/A
 RS-485 Reade r Interfa ce Address
S1 (Always set to off)

2 - Obtained IP Address  Flashes when data is received from the SCP.
1
Auxiliary Input 4 3 - Reader 1 & 2 Activity  Flashes when data is received from either reader port.
IN4
2
3
Auxiliary Input 3
IN3
4
(N/C - Jumper if not use d - Figure 5) 5 - Door 1 REX Active Inactive Fault
5
4 3 2 1
6 - Auxiliary Input 3 Open Closed Fault
6
IN2

Door Contact 1 ON OFF
IN1

S2
TB1
ACT - Network Activity Activity No Activity N/A
S2 - Reset Switch
(Explan atio n 2) LNK - Network Link Link No Link N/A
 Dimensions 5.5" (140mm) W x 2.75" (70mm) L MR-51E Requirements
 Temperature -55ºC to +85ºC, stor age  Compatible Processors EP-250 0 or EP-150 2
0ºC to +70ºC, ope rati ng Minimum Firmware: 1.107
 Humidity 10% to 95% RHNC  Minimum MR-51E Firmwar e 1.2.2
TOC Oview
Figure 1: Reader Port 1 Explanation 1: 10/100 Ethernet

TB3 TB3 Configuring P rimary 10/100 Ethernet Host Channel

Black R Black
1. Set all S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIPs OFF
Green Gray
2. App ly power to the MR-51E
Wiegan d White Blue
3. Run Access It! Universal
Reade r Yellow
MR-DT 1 (Not used)
ABC 4. From the File Me nu, select Go|Main|Hardware
Brown 5 (Not used)
MNO 5. Click th e p lus sign (+) to e xpa nd the SCPs
Red 9 Red
YZ 6. Click th e p lus sign (+) to e xpa nd the SCP the MR-51E will b e in stalled on
7. Sele ct the SIOs b ranch, not the plu s sign(+)
8. A list of all availa ble SIO s appe ar in the pan e to the rig ht of the hard wa re tree
9. Edit the first unin stalled SIO fro m the right h and pane
Gen eral Ta b
Model: MR-51E
Device Install ed: X
IP A ddress: <Enter IP Address to be assigned to MR-51E>
MAC A ddress: <MAC Address of MR-51E>
10. Click Save button
Figure 2: Reader Port 2 NOTE: The IP Address is downloaded to the EP controller, then automatically assigned to the MR-51E when
power is applied. It is strongly suggested MR-51E is attached to the same physical switch as the EP controller
VO GND VIN GND
Black Explanation 2: S2 - Reset Switch

Red
Wiegan d Pre ssing th e S2 - Reset Switch will cau se the MR-51E to reset.
LED BZR CLK DA T
Reade r Green
White
Yellow
Brown
Figure 4: Mounting Information
TB4 00.16" (04.0mm) 00.16" (04.0mm)
Optional Blank 3-Gang Mtg Holes MR-50 Mtg Holes
Cover w/Screws 4Pl 4Pl
MR-51E w/Included
Mounting Plate
Minimum 3.63" 3.30" 2.35"
Category 5 (92.1mm) (83.8mm) (59.7mm)
Ethernet Cable
Optional 3-Gang to Network
Figure 3: Output Wiring Options Junction Box
Field Wiring
Depen ding on yo ur p ower sou rce, use one of the two meth ods of tra nsie nt clamping shown below to protect the relay contacts 3.63 (92.1mm)
3.85 (97.8mm)
5.50 (13 9.7mm)
DC Source AC Source
Diode* MOV*
Load NO
Load NO Non-Supervised Supervised
Normally Normally
Normally Normally
DC C AC C 1K, 1%
Closed
Closed
IN x
IN x
NC NC 1K, 1%
Fuse Fuse
1K, 1%
IN x
IN x
1K, 1%
Diode Curren t Ra ting > 1x Strike Cu rrent Clamp Voltage > 1.5x Va c RMS
Open
Open

TOC Detail
RDR PWR
REG UNREG
LED A LED B J2 (Figure 2)
+12V DC (Figure 2)
GND DAT CLK BZR LED VO GND DAT CLK BZR LED VO
Not Used (Figure 2)
IN 1
Door Contact 1 (N/C - Jumper if not used) Red
Brown
READE R 1
Yellow Wiegan d
{
IN 2
Exit Request 1 (N/O - Figure 1) IN - 5V Reade r
D0 D1
OUT - 12V
White 1
J4 (Figure 2)
Green
{
IN 3
Door Contact 2 (N/C - Jumper if not used) Normal LED Function
INP UTS
Black
LED A = Power (~1 pulse/second) +12V DC (Figure 2)
LED B = SCP Communication (Rapid pulse) Not Used (Figure 2)
{
IN 4
Exit Request 2 (N/O - Figure 1) Red
Brown
READE R 2
Wiring Configurations (Figure 1) Wiegan d
Yellow
{
IN 5
Auxilliary Input 5 (N/O - Figure 1) Reade r
D0 D1
White 2
U1 Green
Auxilliary Input 6 (N/O - Figure 1) { IN 6
Black
{
IN 7
Auxilliary Input 7 (N/O - Figure 1)
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
S1 - Address Dip Switch
{
IN 8
Auxilliary Input 8 (N/O - Figure 1) (Table 1)

 Start at address 0.
Tamper Input (N/C - Jumper if not used) { IN 9
GND
 Each MR-52 address in the bus must be unique.
 Set switches prior to powering up.
Power Fault (N/C - Jumper if not used) { IN 10

U2
OFF ON
S1
NC
}
RLY 1
Door Strike 1
C
NO
NC
Relay 1 LED }
Relay 2 LED
Relay 3 LED
Relay 4 LED
Relay 5 LED
Relay 6 LED
RLY 2
2W 4W Auxillary Output 2
C
J3
NC NO
RS - 485
(Always set to 2W)
TR+
RLY 3
Door Strike 2
C
TR-
RS - 485
J5 Termination (Figure 3)
NC NO
Relay 1 Relay 2
RS - 485 Bus (Figure 3) R+
RLY 4
R-
Auxillary Output 4
C
SG
NO
ACD Relay 3 Relay 4
NC
+
}
RLY 5
12 V
C Auxillary Output 5
C
12 Volts DC (400mA)
NC NO
AC
-
GND
}
Relay 5 Relay 6
RLY 6
Auxillary Output 6
C
NO
TOC Table 1: S1 - Address Dip Switch Figure 1: Wiring Configurations Oview
Address 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1K, 1%
IN x
IN x
1 On Off Off Off Off On On Off Normally Closed Normally Closed Supervised 1K, 1%
2 Off On Off Off Off On On Off 1K, 1%
IN x
IN x
Normally Opened Normally Opened Supervised 1K, 1%
11 On On Off On Off On On Off Figure 2: Reader Power Wiring
When wiring readers which require more than 75mA of current, it is recommended to use the default wiring method reflected in the drawing below. This
13 On Off On On Off On On Off wiring method will work in all cases. Notice the +12V lead (Red) of the reader is directly connected to the power supply. This ensures the full amount of
14 Off On On On Off On On Off current needed by the reader is being supplied for proper reader functionality. The Ground lead (Black) of the reader must reference the same ground as
the MR-52 and may be wired to the GND of the reader wiring block.
15 On On On On Off On On Off
16 Off Off Off Off On On On Off In cases where the reader current draw is less than 75mA of current, it is possible to connect the positive lead (Red) of the reader to the (VO) of the
reader wiring block. Note however, that J4 determines the reader voltage output of 5 volts jumpered or 12 volts un-jumpered of terminal (VO). Also note
17 On Off Off Off On On On Off that when powering readers from the reader wiring block that J 2 may be set to REG for regulated power or UNREG for unregulated power.
20 Off Off On Off On On On Off RDR PWR
REG UNREG
21 On Off On Off On On On Off J2
+12V DC
GND DAT CLK BZR LED VO

Not Used
Red
23 On On On Off On On On Off Brown
READE R x
24 Off Off Off On On On On Off
Yellow Wiegan d
25 On Off Off On On On On Off IN - 5V Reade r
D0 D1
26 Off On Off On On On On Off OUT - 12V
White x
J4
27 On On Off On On On On Off Green
28 Off Off On On On On On Off
Black
29 On Off On On On On On Off Only imp ortant wh en powering a reader off
terminal (VO) of the reader wiring block.

SCP-1MB MR-52 (2)
TR2+ TR+
TR2- TR-
RS - 485
J5
GND R+
Jx
TR3+ R-
TR3- SG
GND
J6
Term inated MR-52 (0) TR+ MR-52 (1) Term inated

TR- J5
RS - 485
R+
R-
SG
J6
Unterminated
The SCP is at the beginning of the MR-52s (0) and (1) are in the The MR-52 (2) is at the end of the
bus, so Jx IS terminated. middle of the bus, so J5 and J6 are bus, so J5 & J6 ARE terminated.
(see SCP quick reference sheet for specific jumper NOT terminated.
identification) © 2021 RS2 Technologies. - All rights reserved.
TOC Detail
MR-52 Series 2 Quick Reference *Not ev aluated by UL
A B 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TMP PFL R1 R2
Figure 1 (Wiegan d Rea der Examp le)
TB8
TB1

(See J2 - Reader Power) Red
Door Contact 1
IN1
(N/C - Jumper if not use d - Figure 4) Brown
Normal LED Function
READE R 1
 LED A = Power (~1 pulse/second) Yellow Wiegan d

IN2
Exit Request 1 (N/O - Figure 4)  LED B = SCP Commun ica tion (Rapid pulse)
D0 D1
Reade r
Reader Ports 1 & 2

White

 LED 1-8 = Alar m Input S tatus (ON = Acti ve)
TB2
Door Contact 2  LED TMP = Tamper (ON = Acti ve) Green
IN3
(N/C - Jumper if not use d - Figure 4)  LED PFL = Power Fault (ON = Acti ve) Black
 LED R1 = Reade r Po rt 1 Acti vity
INP UTS
 LED R2 = Reade r Po rt 2 Acti vity

IN4
(Not used) R
READE R 2
TB3
(Not used)
IN5
Auxiliary Input 5 (N/O - Figure 4)
D0 D1
Blue MR-DT 1
ABC
Gray 5
Auxiliary Input 6 (N/O - Figure 4) IN6 Mechanical Specifications MNO

9
Black
 Dimensions 6.0" (152.4mm) W x 8.0" (203.2mm) L
YZ
TB4
 Temperature -55ºC to +85ºC, stor age TB9
Figure 2 (MR-DT* Keypad Example)
IN7
Auxiliary Input 7 (N/O - Figure 4) 0ºC to +49ºC, ope rati ng

 Humidity 0% to 85% RHNC S1
OFF ON
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
IN8
Auxiliary Input 8 (N/O - Figure 4)

S1 - Address Dip Switch (Table 1)
TB5  Start at addre ss 0.
TMP
Tamper Input  Each SIO address in the bus must be un ique.
(N/C - Jumper if not use d) GND  Set switch es prio r to powering up.
PF L
Power Fault
(N/C - Jumper if not use d) GND
TB10
NC
RLY 1
Door Strike 1
C
(5A@28Vdc resistive - Figure 3)
Relay 1 LED
Relay 2 LED
Relay 3 LED
Relay 4 LED
Relay 5 LED
Relay 6 LED
NC NO
J2 - Reader Power
RLY 2
12V VO = 12Vdc regula ted Auxiliary Output 2
C
12V PT K1 K2 K3 K4 K5 K6
PT VO = VIN (5A@28Vdc resistive - Figure 3)
J2
NO
Use 12V se tting ONLY when VIN power is >16Vdc. 2W 4W
J3 TB11
Reade rs requ iring a differe nt rating th an listed
NC
TB6 RS - 485 Relay LEDs
abo ve should be power ed sep arately. The reade r
RLY 3
(ON = Energized)
grou nd mu st r efe rence the pan el g round.
TR+ (Always set to 2W) Door Strike 2
C
TR-
RS - 485
NC NO
RS-485 Bus R+
Relay 1 Relay 2
(2 wire ONLY! - Figure 5) J5 - Termination (Figure 5)
RLY 4
R- Auxiliary Output 4
C
SG (5A@28Vdc resistive - Figure 3)
NO
TB7 Relay 3 Relay 4
NC
VIN
RLY 5
12 to 24 Volts DC Auxiliary Output 5
C
(550mA ma x.) (5A@28Vdc resistive - Figure 3)
NC NO
GND
Relay 5 Relay 6
RLY 6
Auxiliary Output 6
C
NO (5A@28Vdc resistive - Figure 3)
TB12
TOC Table 1: S1 - Address Dip Switch Figure 3: Output Wiring Configurations Oview
C DC C AC
K1
K1
Load Load

Figure 4: Input Wiring Configurations
24 Off Off Off On On On On Off 1K, 1%
IN x
IN x
1K, 1%
27 On On Off On On On On Off
IN x
IN x
28 Off Off On On On On On Off Normally Open 1K, 1% Normally Open Supervised

EP-150 2 MR-52 (2)
TR+
Jx
TR+
TR- TR-
RS - 485
GND R+
J5
R-
SG
Term inated MR-52 (0) TR+ MR-52 (1) Term inated

TR-
RS - 485
R+ J5
R-
SG
Unterminated
The SCP is at the beginning of the bus, MR-52s (0) and (1) are in the middle The MR-52 (2) is at the end of the
so Jx IS terminated. of the bus, so J5 is NOT terminated. bus, so J5 IS terminated.
© 2021 RS2 Technologies. - All rights reserved. Refer t o NCL-12UL Hardw are Ins tallation Manua l DOCNCL12UL-R1
TOC Detail
MR-52 Series 3 Quick Reference *Not ev aluated by UL
Figure 1
A B 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TMP PFL R1 R2 Wiegan d Rea der Examp le
TB1

Door Contact 1 - N/C (Jumper if not use d)
IN1
See Figure 2 (High > 3V, Low < .5V) Brown
READE R 1
Exit Request 1 - N/O Yellow Wiegan d
IN2
Normal LED Function
D0 D1
See Figure 2 White Reade r
Every three seconds, all LEDs are pulsed to their opposite state for 0.1 sec.
TB2
 A On-Line Status: OFF if 1 sec rate, 20% ON Green
Door Contact 2 - N/C (Jumper if not use d)
IN3
See Figure 2 ON Encrypted if .1 sec ON, .1 sec OFF x 3 then .1 sec ON, .3 sec OFF Black
Awaiting firmware download if .1 sec ON, .1 sec OFF TB8
INP UTS
 B SCP Communication: Rapid pulse
TB9

Exit Request 2 - N/O (See J1 - Reader Power) Red
IN4
See Figure 2  1-8 Alarm Input Status: Active if ON
 TMP Tamper: Active if ON
(Not used)
READE R 2
TB3
 PFL Power Fault: Active if ON (Not used) OSDP*/
Auxiliary Input 5 - N/O
 R1 Reader Port 1:
IN5
Data activity RS-485*
D0 D1
See Figure 2
 R2 Reader Port 2: Data activity
485+
Reade r
Auxiliary Input 6 - N/O 485-
IN6
See Figure 2 Ground
TB4
Figure 2

IN7
OSDP / RS-485 Reade r Example
OSDP v2.1.6 Support

See Figure 2 CABLING: 1 twisted pair, 18 AWG for power and 1 twisted
pair w/drain & shield, 24 AWG, 120Ω impedance,
Auxiliary Input 8 - N/O 2,000 feet (610 m) max for communication
IN8
S1
(Figure 2)
See Figure 2 OFF ON
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
TB5 S1 - Configuration Switch
TMP
Tamper Input  S1-1 thru S1-5: SIO Addre ss (Table 1)
N/C (jumper if n ot used) GND Each SIO address must be unique.
 S1-6 thru S1-7: Bau d Rate (Table 2)
PF L
Power Fault N/C (jumper if n ot used)  S1-8: Require E ncryption if ON
GND
TB10
Specifications
NC
Door Strike 1
RLY 1
J1 - Reader Power (300mA ma x per port)  Dimension 6" (152 mm) W x 8" (203 mm) L x 1" (25 mm) H Normally O pen Wiring: 5A@30Vdc resistive
C
 Storage Tempera tur e: -55ºC to +85ºC Normally Closed Wiring: 3A@30Vdc resistive
NC NO
PT Positio n - VO = VIN (12Vdc to 24Vdc ±10%)  Ope rating Tempe rature: 0ºC to +49ºC See Figure 1
If VIN is 12Vdc, PT position MUST be used!  Humidity: 0% to 85% RHNC Relay 1 Auxiliary Output 2
 Weight: 11 oz. (312 g) nomina l
RLY 2
(Form-C)
12V Position - VO = 12Vdc ±10% regu lated Normally O pen Wiring: 5A@30Vdc resistive
C
Use 12V position ONLY if VIN power is >20Vdc. Normally Closed Wiring: 3A@30Vdc resistive
12V
NO
D16 See Figure 1
Reade rs requ iring a differe nt rating th an listed Relay 2
NC
abo ve should be power ed sep arately. The reade r TB6 PT (Form-C) Door Strike 2
RLY 3
J1
TR+ Normally O pen Wiring: 5A@30Vdc resistive

grou nd mu st r efe rence the pan el g round.
C
TR- D18 Normally Closed Wiring: 3A@30Vdc resistive
RS - 485
NC NO
Two Wire RS-485 Bus Relay 3 See Figure 1
NC Relay LED Status (Form-C)
See Figure 3 J4 - Termination
Energized if ON
Auxiliary Output 4
RLY 4
NC (See Figure 5) Normally O pen Wiring: 5A@30Vdc resistive
D20
 D16 Relay
C
1
SG Normally Closed Wiring: 3A@30Vdc resistive
 D18 Relay 2 Relay 4
NO
See Figure 1
 D20 Relay 3 (Form-C) TB11
Power (550mA max plus readers) TB7 TB12
 D17 Relay
NC
CABLING: 1 twisted pair, minimum 18 AWG VIN
4 D17 Auxiliary Output 5
RLY 5
 D19 Relay 5 Normally O pen Wiring: 5A@30Vdc resistive
C
VIN (Voltage In): Positive 12 to 24 Volts ±10% DC VOUT  D21 Relay 6 Relay 5 Normally Closed Wiring: 3A@30Vdc resistive
(Form-C)
NC NO
VOUT (Voltage Out): Not used GND
See Figure 1
D19
GND (Ground): Input V olta ge Re turn (-) Auxiliary Output 6
RLY 6
C
Relay 6
(Form-C) NO Normally Closed Wiring: 3A@30Vdc resistive
D21 See Figure 1
3 ON ON OFF OFF OFF 19 ON ON OFF OFF ON DC Source Diode

6 OFF ON ON OFF OFF 22 OFF ON ON OFF ON
C DC
NC
Diode Selection – Inductive Load
Table 2: Baud Rate

S1-6 S1-7 Baud Rate
ON ON 38,400 bps † CABLING: 1 twisted pair per input, 30Ω maximum
OFF ON 19,200 bps*

ON OFF 9,600 bps* 1K, 1%, ¼ W
IN x
IN x
OFF OFF 115,200 bps* Normally Closed 1K, 1%, ¼ W Normally Closed Supervised
†
Access It! Universal.NET default value.
*Not evaluated by UL 1K, 1%, ¼ W
IN x
IN x
Normally Open 1K, 1%, ¼ W Normally Open Supervised

EP-150 2 MR52-S3 (3)
TR+
Jx
TR+
TR- TR-
RS - 485
GND NC
J4
NC
GND
Term inated MR52-S3 (1) TR+ MR52-S3 (2) Term inated

TR-
RS - 485
NC J4
NC
GND
Unterminated
The SCP is at the beginning of the bus, MR52-S3s (1) and (2) are in the middle The MR52-S3 (3) is at the end of
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MR-62E Quick Reference MR-62E not evaluated by UL
GND TR- TR+ RVO

S1 - Configuration Dip Switch J3 - Tamper Input
J3
TB7
See Expla nation 1 N/C (jumper if n ot used)
ON OFF
TB1
J4 - Reader T erminatio n
7
4
Door Contact 1 - N/C (jumper if n ot used)
IN1
6
See Figure 2
(See Figure 1)
ON
5
1
S1
IN2
4
See Figure 2
3
OSDP Reader Port Door Contact 2 - N/C (jumper if n ot used)
IN3
1
 Up to 4 OSDP rea ders controllin g 2 portals
IN4 TB2
 OSDP v2.1.6 suppor t
See Figure 2
 OSDP used fo r In/Out con fig urations o nly
 OSDP req uires u nique add ressing from 0 - 3 Auxiliary Input 5 - N/O
IN5
See Figure 2
 Temperature -55ºC to +85ºC, stor age Auxiliary Input 6 - N/O
IN6 TB3
Auxiliary Power 0ºC to +70ºC, ope rati ng See Figure 2
Power Source Available Power  Humidity 5% to 95% RHNC
PoE 12Vdc@660mA ma x.
PoE+ 12Vdc@1A max. J5 - Power Source Selector
Local Power Sup ply 12Vdc@1A max.
VO (Voltage Out): Positive 12 Volts DC PoE* Power Over Etherne t
GND (Ground): Input V olta ge Re turn (-) VIN† Local Power Sup ply
VO GND VIN GND

Local Power Supply (1.7A max plus reade rs) PoE+ IEEE 802.3at complia nt (25 W)
VIN J5 PoE NO 1-C NC NO 2-C NC

CABLING: 1 twisted pair, minimum 18 AWG when using local 12Vdc †
VIN (Voltage In): Positive 12 Volts ±10% DC pin 3 (VIN) and ne gative lead to pin 4 (GND)
TB4
TB5
Door Strike 1 (2A@30Vdc)
See Figure 3
D10
D11
D8
D9
See Figure 3
Relay 1
TB6
NO 3-C NC NO 4-C NC
Door Strike 2 (2A@30Vdc)
Relay 2 See Figure 3
Relay 3 Auxiliary Output 4 (2A@30Vdc)

Yellow LED
Green LED J1
See Figure 3
Relay 4 10/100 Ethernet Host Channel

See Expla nation 1
Normal LED Function

At power up, LED 1 turns ON then LEDs 2 through 7 are turned ON then OFF in sequence.
LED Description Status
1 On-line Status On-line = 4 pulses/sec; 0.1 sec ON, 0.1 sec OFF, OFF for .3 sec
Off-line = 0.2 sec ON, 0.8 sec OFF
Awaiting firmware download = 0.1 sec ON, 0.1 sec OFF
ON OFF Flashing
2* Door 1 Contact Open Closed Fault
3* Door 1 REX Active Inactive Fault
4* Door 2 Contact Open Closed Fault
5* Door 2 REX Active Inactive Fault
6* Auxiliary Input 4 Active Inactive Fault
7* Auxiliary Input 5 Active Inactive Fault
Yellow Ethernet Speed 10 Mb/S 100 Mb/S N/A
Green Link/Ethernet Activity No Link Link Ethernet Activity
*Every 3 seconds the LED is pulsed to its opposite state for 0.1 seconds, otherwise the LED is OFF.
TOC Oview
Explanation 1: 10/100 Ethernet Figure 1: OSDP Reader Port
CABLING:
RS-485/power: 2 twisted pair w/drain & shield, 24 AWG, 120Ω impedance, 4,000 feet (1220 m) max
Configuring P rimary 10/100 Ethernet Host Channel For A Sta tic IP Addre ss
OR
RS-485: 1 twisted pair w/drain & shield, 24 AWG, 120Ω impedance, 4,000 feet (1220 m) max
1. Set S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIP 2 ON Power: 1 pair 18 AWG (cable type and gauge determined by length and voltage/current requirements, local power source may be required)
2. Set S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIPs 1, 3 & 4 OFF Connect only one end of shield to earth ground!
J4 J4 is only installed if the MR-62e is at
3. App ly power to the MR-62E one end of the communication bus.
4. Manua lly configure a co mp ute r to 192.168.0.100
GND TR- TR+ RVO

GND = Ground
5. Usin g a crossove r cable, connect computer to MR-62E
TR- = (B) 485-
6. Ope n a web browser and go to 192.168.0.251
TR+ = (A) 485+
7. Set S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIP 1 ON
RVO = +12Vd c@500mA max.
8. Click on ‘Click Here to Login’ TB7
9. Click on ‘Continue to t his website (not recomme nded).’
12V
GND
TR+ (A)
TR- (B)
12V
GND
TR+ (A)
TR- (B)
12V
GND
TR+ (A)
TR- (B)
12V
GND
TR+ (A)
TR- (B)
10. Enter a Usern ame o f admin
11. Enter a Password of passw ord
Por tal Por tal
12. Click ‘Network’ from the left hand menu 1 2
13. Sele ct ‘Use Static IP configura tion:’
IP A ddress: <Set acc ordingly> OSDP OSDP OSDP OSDP
Sub net Mask: <Set acc ordingly> Reade r Reade r Reade r Reade r
Address 0 Address 1 Address 2 Address 3
Default Ga teway: <Set acc ordingly>
Sele ct DHCP if need ed.
Standalone / Standalone /
14. Click ‘Accept’ Paired IN Paired OUT Paired IN Paired OUT
15. Click ‘Apply Setting’ from the left hand menu
16. Click ‘Apply and Re boot’ button
17. Wait 60 seconds for MR-62E to reb oot
18. Remove p owe r from the MR-62E
Figure 2: Input Wiring Options Figure 3: Output Wiring Options
CABLING: 1 twisted pair per input, 30Ω maximum CABLING: As required for the load
19. Set all S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIPs OFF
20. Remove crossover cabl e an d con nect to ne twork Non-Supervised Supervised Door lock mechanisms can gener ate feedba ck to the r elay
21. App ly power to the MR-62E circuit that can ca use da ma ge and premature fa ilure of the
Normally Normally
Normally Normally
1K, 1% rela y. For this reason, a diode must be used to pr otect the
Closed
Closed
22. Run Access It! Universal.NET
rela y. Wire sh ould be of sufficient gauge to avo id voltage loss.
23. Navigate to th e Hard wa re section 1K, 1%
INx
INx
24. Click th e a rrow to expand th e S CP s DC Source Diode*
1K, 1%
25. Click th e a rrow to expand th e S CP the MR-62E will b e
installed unde r
INx
INx
1K, 1%
Open
Open
NO x-C NC
26. Sele ct SIO s Load
A list of all availa ble SIO s appe ar in the pan e to the rig ht of the hard wa re tree . DC
27. Edit the first unin stalled SIO fro m the right h and pane
Gen eral Ta b
Fuse
Model: MR-62E
Device Install ed: X *Diode Selection – Inductive Load
IP A ddress: <Enter IP Address to be assigned to MR-62E> Diode Curren t Ra ting > 1x Strike Cu rrent
MAC A ddress: <MAC Address of MR-62E> 12Vdc or 24Vdc Str ike, Diode 1N400 2 (100V / 1A) Typ ical
28. Click Save button
Figure 4: Mounting Information

Bulk Erasing MR-62E 00.16" (04.0mm) 00.16" (04.0mm)
Optional Blank 3-Gang Mtg Holes MR-50 Mtg Holes
Cover w/Screws 4Pl 4Pl
1. Set S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIPs 1 & 2 ON
MR-62E w/Included
3. App ly power to the MR-62E Mounting Plate
LEDs 1 & 2 and LE Ds 3 & 4 flash al tern ate ly at a .5 second rate. Minimum 3.63" 3.30" 2.35"
4. With in 10 seconds, switch S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIP 1 OFF Category 5 (92.1mm) (83.8mm) (59.7mm)
Ethernet Cable
LEDs 1 & 2 alterna tely fla sh at a 0.5 second rate while memory is erased. Optional 3-Gang to Network
Junction Box
WARNING! DO NO T CYCLE POWER
Era sing memory takes a pproximately 60 seconds to co mp lete. Field Wiring
Once memory is erased, LED 1 will be on for ~3 seconds, then th e MR-62E 3.63 (92.1mm)
rebo ots.
3.85 (97.8mm)
5. The MR-62E is no w read y to be configure d a s need ed 5.50 (13 9.7mm)
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MR-16IN Series 1 Quick Reference MR-16IN Series 1 not eva luated by UL
I1 I9 {
Auxilliary Input 1 (N/O - Figure 1) { I1 I9
I2 I10 {
I3 I11 {
I4 I12 {
Wiring Configurations (Figure 1)
I5 I13 {
I6 I14 {
I7 I15 {
I8 I16 {
CT
Tamper Input (N/C - Jumper if not used) { CT
S1 - Address Dip Switch
(Table 1)
OFF ON
S1
BA  Start at address 0.
Power Fault (N/C - Jumper if not used) { BA 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
 Each MR-16IN address in the bus must be unique.
 Set switches prior to powering up.
RS - 485
(Always set to 2W)
4W 2W
TR+
TR- U2
RS - 485
J3 LED A Normal LED Function

RS - 485 Bus (Figure 2) R+
U1
LED B LED B = SCP Communication (Rapid pulse)
R-
SG
NC
}
Relay 1 LED Relay 1
ACD C Auxillary Output 1
+
12 V
C NO
12 Volts DC (350mA) Relay 2 LED
AC NC
}
-
Relay 2
GND C Auxillary Output 2
NO
TOC Table 1: S1 - Address Dip Switch Oview
Address 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
9 On Off Off On Off On On Off Figure 1: Wiring Configurations
11 On On Off On Off On On Off 1K, 1%
IN x
IN x
13 On Off On On Off On On Off Normally Closed Normally Closed Supervised 1K, 1%
14 Off On On On Off On On Off 1K, 1%

IN x
IN x
Normally Opened Normally Opened Supervised 1K, 1%
16 Off Off Off Off On On On Off
17 On Off Off Off On On On Off
1K Ohm Resistors P/N: RES-1K32
21 On Off On Off On On On Off (Quantity of 32 supplied with each MR-16IN)
J1
J2
SCP-1MB MR-16IN (2)
TR2+ TR+
TR2- TR-
RS - 485
GND R+
Jx
TR3+ R-
J1
TR3- SG
J2
GND
Term inated MR-16IN (0) TR+ MR-16IN (1) Term inated

TR-
RS - 485
R+
R-
SG
Unterminated
The SCP is at the beginning of the MR-16INs (0) and (1) are in the The MR-16IN (2) is at the end of
bus, so Jx IS terminated. middle of the bus, so J1 and J2 are the bus, so J1 & J2 ARE
(see SCP quick reference sheet for specific jumper NOT terminated. terminated.
identification)
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MR-16IN Series 2 Quick Reference
TB1 TB5
I1 1 9 I9
Auxiliary Input 1 (N/O - Figure 2) Auxiliary Input 9 (N/O - Figure 2)
I1 2 10 I9
I2 3 11 I10
I2 4 12 I10
TB2 TB6
I3 5 13 I11
I3 6 14 I11
I4 7 15 I12
I4 8 16 I12
TB3 TB7
I5 I13
I5 I13
I6 I14
I6 I14
TB4 TB8
I7 I15
Auxiliary Input 7 (N/O - Figure 2) CT Auxiliary Input 15 (N/O - Figure 2)
I7 I15
BA
I8 I16
I8 I16
TB9
CT
Tamper Input
BA
Power Fault
1
2
3
S1 - Address Dip Switch (Table 1)
4  Start at addre ss 0.
Mechanical Specifications 5  Each SIO address in the bus must be un ique.
J1 Termination (Figure 3) 6
 Dimensions 6.0" (152.4mm) W x 8.0" (203.2mm) L 7  Set switch es prio r to powering up.
 Temperature -55ºC to +85ºC, stor age 8
0ºC to +49ºC, ope rati ng OFF ON

S1 Normal LED Function
A  LED A = Power (~1 pulse/second)
RS - 485
TB10 (Always set to 2W)  LED B = SCP Commun ica tion (Rapid pulse)
B
 LED K1 = Relay 1 (ON = Ene rgized)
4W 2W
TR+
K1  LED K2 = Relay 2 (ON = Ene rgized)
TR-

RS - 485
LEDs 1-16 = Alar m Input S tatus (ON = Acti ve)

RS-485 Bus R+
J3 K2
 LED BA = Power Fault (ON = Acti ve)
(2 wire ONLY! - Figure 3)  LED CT = Tamper (ON = Acti ve)
R-
SG TB12
NC OUT 1
Relay 1
TB11
C
Auxiliary Output 1
VIN (5A@28Vdc resistive - Figure 1)
12 to 24 Volts DC NO
(350mA ma x.)
NC OUT 2
GND
Relay 2 C
Auxiliary Output 2
NO
TOC Table 1: S1 - Address Dip Switch Figure 1: Output Wiring Configurations Oview
C DC C AC
K1
K1
Load Load
21 On Off On Off On On On Off Figure 2: Input Wiring Configurations
23 On On On Off On On On Off 1K, 1%
IN x
IN x
26 Off On Off On On On On Off 1K, 1%
IN x
IN x
Normally Open 1K, 1% Normally Open Supervised
30 Off On On On On On On Off 1K Ohm Resistors P/N: RES-1K32
31 On On On On On On On Off (Qua ntity o f 32 supplie d with each MR-16IN)
J1
EP-150 2 MR-16IN (2)
TR+ TR+
Jx
TR- TR-
RS - 485
GND R+
R-
J1
SG
Term inated MR-16IN (0) TR+ MR-16IN (1) Term inated

TR-
RS - 485
R+
R-
SG
Unterminated
The SCP is at the beginning of the bus, MR-16INs (0) and (1) are in the middle The MR-16IN (2) is at the end of
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MR-16IN Series 3 Quick Reference *Not ev aluated by UL
TB1 TB5
I1 I9
Auxiliary Input 1 - N/O 1 9
See Figure 2 I1 I9 See Figure 2
2 10
I2 I10
Auxiliary Input 2 - N/O Auxiliary Input 10 - N/O
See Figure 2 3 11 See Figure 2
I2 I10
TB2 4 12 TB6
I3 I11
See Figure 2 5 13 I11 See Figure 2
I3
I4 6 14 I12
See Figure 2 I4 7 15 I12 See Figure 2
TB3 TB7
I5 8 16 I13
See Figure 2 I5 CT I13 See Figure 2
I6 I14
Auxiliary Input 6 - N/O BA Auxiliary Input 14 - N/O
See Figure 2 I6 I14 See Figure 2
TB4 Specifications TB8
I7 I15
Auxiliary Input 7 - N/O  Dimension 6" (152 mm) W x 8" (203 mm) L x 1" (25 mm) H Auxiliary Input 15 - N/O
See Figure 2 I7  Storage Tempera tur e: -55ºC to +85ºC I15 See Figure 2
I8
 Ope rating Tempe rature: 0ºC to +49ºC I16
Auxiliary Input 8 - N/O  Humidity: 0% to 85% RHNC Auxiliary Input 16 - N/O
See Figure 2 I8  Weight: 9 oz. (250 g) nomina l I16 See Figure 2
TB9
CT
Tamper Input
N/C (jumper if n ot used) GND
BA
Power Fault
N/C (jumper if n ot used) GND
Normal LED Function
Every three seconds, all LEDs are pulsed to their opposite state for 0.1 sec. 1
2 S1 - Configuration Switch
 A On-Line Status: OFF if 1 sec rate, 20% ON
3
 S1-1 thru S1-5: SIO Addre ss (Table 1)
4
ON Encrypted if .1 sec ON, .1 sec OFF x 3 then .1 sec ON, .3 sec OFF Each SIO address must be unique.
5
Awaiting firmware download if .1 sec ON, .1 sec OFF 6  S1-6 thru S1-7: Bau d Rate (Table 2)
 B SCP Communication: Rapid pulse 7  S1-8: Require E ncryption if ON
 1-16 Alarm Input Status: Active if ON 8
 CT Tamper: Active if ON OFF ON
S1
 BA Power Fault: Active if ON
 K1-2 Relay Status: Energized if ON A
TB10
B
TR+ J3 - Termination
(See Figure 3) K1
TR-
RS - 485
Two Wire RS-485 Bus K2

See Figure 3
GND TB12
NC OUT 1 Auxiliary Output 1
TB11 Normally O pen Wiring: 5A@30Vdc resistive
Power (350mA max) C
CABLING: 1 twisted pair, minimum 18 AWG VIN K1 - Relay 1 Normally Closed Wiring: 3A@30Vdc resistive
(Form-C)
VOUT
NO See Figure 1
VIN (Voltage In): Positive 12 to 24 Volts ±10% DC
NC OUT 2 Auxiliary Output 2
GND (Ground): Input V olta ge Re turn (-) Normally O pen Wiring: 5A@30Vdc resistive
K2 - Relay 2 C
(Form-C) Normally Closed Wiring: 3A@30Vdc resistive
NO See Figure 1
3 ON ON OFF OFF OFF 19 ON ON OFF OFF ON DC Source Diode

6 OFF ON ON OFF OFF 22 OFF ON ON OFF ON C DC
NC
Table 2: Baud Rate Figure 2: Input Wiring Options

S1-6 S1-7 Baud Rate
ON ON 38,400 bps †
1K, 1%, ¼ W
OFF ON 19,200 bps*
IN x
IN x
ON OFF 9,600 bps* Normally Closed 1K, 1%, ¼ W Normally Closed Supervised
OFF OFF 115,200 bps*
1K, 1%, ¼ W
†
IN x
IN x
*Not evaluated by UL Normally Open 1K, 1%, ¼ W Normally Open Supervised
1K Ohm Resistors P/N: RES-1K32

(Qua ntity o f 32 supplie d with each MR-16IN-S3)

EP-150 2 MR16IN-S3 (3)
J3
TR+ TR+
Jx
TR- TR-
RS - 485
GND
GND
Term inated MR16IN-S3 (1) MR16IN-S3 (2) Term inated

J3
TR+
TR-
RS - 485
GND
Unterminated
The SCP is at the beginning of the bus, MR16IN-S3s (1) and (2) are in the middle The MR16IN-S3 (3) is at the end of
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MR-16OUT Series 1 Quick Reference MR-16OUT S eries 1 not eva luated by UL
Relay 2 LE D
Relay 7 LE D
Relay 16 LE D
Relay 1 LE D
Relay 3 LE D
Relay 4 LE D
Relay 5 LE D
Relay 6 LE D
Relay 8 LE D
Relay 9 LE D
Relay 10 LE D
Relay 11 LE D
Relay 12 LE D
Relay 13 LE D
Relay 14 LE D
Relay 15 LE D
NO NC
Auxillary Output 1 (Figure 1)

OUT 1
} C
NC
C
NO
} OUT 9
NO Relay 2 Relay 1 Relay 9 Relay 10 NC

OUT 2
} C
NC
C
NO
} OUT 10
NO NC

OUT 3
} C
NC Relay 4
Relay 3 Relay 11
Relay 12
C
NO
} OUT 11
OUT 4 NO NC OUT 12

} C
NC
Relay 5 Relay 13 C
NO
} Auxillary Output 12 (Figure 1)
NO NC

OUT 5
} C
NC
Relay 6 Relay 14
C
NO
} OUT 13
NO NC

OUT 6
} C
NC
Relay 7 Relay 15
C
NO
} OUT 14
NO NC

OUT 7
} C
NC Relay 8 Relay 16
C
NO
} OUT 15
NO NC

} C C
} Auxillary Output 16 (Figure 1)
OUT 8 NC NO OUT 16
LED B LED A
Normal LED Function
CT LED A = Power (~1 pulse/second)
Tamper Input (N/C - Jumper if not used) { CT
LED B = SCP Communication (Rapid pulse)
BA
Power Fault (N/C - Jumper if not used) { BA
TR+
S1
TR-
RS - 485
RS - 485 1
(Always set to 2W or 1 & 2) 2 S1 - Address Dip Switch
RS - 485 Bus (Figure 2) R+ U1
4W 2W
1 3 (Table 1)
2 4
R-
3 5  Start at address 0.
J3 6  Each MR-16OUT address in the bus must be unique.
SG U3 7  Set switches prior to powering up.
ACD 8
+ OFF ON
12 V
C
12 Volts DC (500mA)
AC
-
GND
Address 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1 On Off Off Off Off On On Off Figure 1: Output Wiring
3 On On Off Off Off On On Off Depending on your power source, use one of the two methods of transient clamping shown below to protect the relay contacts and to reduce
electromagnetic interference (EMI emissions). Always protect against accidental overloads by wiring an in-line fuse to the C (common) side of the relay
4 Off Off On Off Off On On Off as shown below.
12 Off Off On On Off On On Off DC Source AC Source
Diode* MOV*
NC NC
17 On Off Off Off On On On Off C Load C Load
K1
K1
18 Off On Off Off On On On Off DC AC
NO NO
21 On Off On Off On On On Off Load Fuse Load Fuse
24 Off Off Off On On On On Off Diode Curren t Ra ting > 1x Strike Cu rrent Clamp Voltage > 1.5x Va c RMS
25 On Off Off On On On On Off Diode Bre ak Down V olta ge: 4x Strike Voltage 24Vac Str ike, Pan aso nic ERZ-C07DK470 Typ ical
26 Off On Off On On On On Off 12Vdc or 24Vdc Str ike, Diode 1N400 2 (100V / 1A) Typ ical

J2 J1
SCP-1MB MR-16OUT (2)
TR2+ TR+
TR2- TR-
RS - 485
GND R+
Jx
TR3+ R-
TR3- SG
GND J2 J1
Term inated MR-16OUT (0) TR+ MR-16OUT (1) Term inated

TR-
RS - 485
R+
R-
SG
Unterminated
The SCP is at the beginning of the MR-16OUTs (0) and (1) are in the The MR-16OUT (2) is at the end of
bus, so Jx IS terminated. middle of the bus, so J1 and J2 are the bus, so J1 & J2 ARE
(see SCP quick reference sheet for specific jumper NOT terminated. terminated.
identification)
TOC Detail
MR-16OUT Series 2 Quick Reference
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
OUT 1 NO NC
Auxiliary Output 1 C Relay LEDs (ON = Energized) C
Auxiliary Output 9
(5A@28Vdc resistive - Figure 1) (5A@28Vdc resistive - Figure 1)
NC NO OUT 9
TB5
TB1
OUT 2 NO Relay 2 Relay 1 Relay 9 Relay 10 NC
Auxiliary Output 2 C C
Auxiliary Output 10
NC NO OUT 10
OUT 3 NO NC
Relay 3 Relay 11
Auxiliary Output 11
NC Relay 4 Relay 12 NO OUT 11
TB6
TB2
OUT 4 NO NC
Auxiliary Output 4 C Relay 5 Relay 13 C
Auxiliary Output 12
NC NO OUT 12
OUT 5 NO NC
Auxiliary Output 13
(5A@28Vdc resistive - Figure 1) Relay 6 Relay 14 (5A@28Vdc resistive - Figure 1)
NC NO OUT 13
TB7
OUT 6 NO TB3 NC
Auxiliary Output 14
Relay 7 Relay 15 NO OUT 14
NC
OUT 7 NO NC
Auxiliary Output 15
NC Relay 8 Relay 16 NO OUT 15
TB8
TB4
OUT 8 NO NC
Auxiliary Output 16
NC NO OUT 16
CT A
Tamper Input Normal LED Function
(N/C - Jumper if not use d) GND B


TB9
BA  LED B = SCP Commun ica tion (Rapid pulse)

Power Fault CT
(N/C - Jumper if not use d)  LED CT = Tamper (ON = Acti ve)
GND BA  LED BA = Power Fault (ON = Acti ve)
TR+ RS - 485
(Always set to 2W or 1 & 2) S1
TR- 1 OFF ON
2W
RS - 485
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
2
RS-485 Bus
TB10
4W
R+ 3 S1 - Address Dip Switch (Table 1)
(2 wire ONLY! - Figure 2) J3
R-  Start at addre ss 0.
 Each SIO address in the bus must be un ique.
SG  Set switch es prio r to powering up.
VIN
12 to 24 Volts DC Mechanical Specifications
TB12
(110 0mA ma x.)  Dimensions 6.0" (152.4mm) W x 8.0" (203.2mm) L

GND
Address 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
4 Off Off On Off Off On On Off Figure 1: Output Wiring Configurations
6 Off On On Off Off On On Off Depen ding on yo ur p ower sou rce, use one of the two meth ods of tra nsie nt clamping shown below to protect the relay contacts
7 On On On Off Off On On Off and to reduce electro ma gnetic interferen ce (EMI emissions). Always pro tect ag ainst acci dental ove rloads by wiring in an inlin e
8 Off Off Off On Off On On Off fuse to the C (commo n) side of the relay a s shown below.
10 Off On Off On Off On On Off DC Source AC Source
13 On Off On On Off On On Off Fuse Fuse
14 Off On On On Off On On Off NC NC
C DC C AC
K1
K1
17 On Off Off Off On On On Off NO Load Load
NO
Diode* MOV*
22 Off On On Off On On On Off *Diode Selection – Inductive Load *MOV Selection – Inductive Load
23 On On On Off On On On Off Diode Curren t Ra ting > 1x Strike Cu rrent Clamp Voltage > 1.5x Va c RMS
24 Off Off Off On On On On Off 12Vdc or 24Vdc Str ike, Diode 1N400 2 (100V / 1A) Typ ical

EP-150 2 MR-16OUT (2)
TR+ TR+
Jx
J1
TR- TR-
RS - 485
GND R+
R-
SG
Term inated MR-16OUT (0) TR+ MR-16OUT (1) Term inated

J1
TR-
RS - 485
R+
R-
SG
Unterminated
The SCP is at the beginning of the bus, MR-16OUTs (0) and (1) are in the middle The MR-16OUT (2) is at the end of
TOC Detail
MR-16OUT Series 3 Quick Reference *Not ev aluated by UL
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
TB1 TB5
Auxiliary Output 1 OUT 1 NO NC Auxiliary Output 9
Normally O pen Wiring: 5A@30Vdc resistive C C
Normally Closed Wiring: 3A@30Vdc resistive Normally Closed Wiring: 3A@30Vdc resistive
See Figure 1 NC NO OUT 9 See Figure 1
Auxiliary Output 2 OUT 2 NO Relay 1 Relay 9 NC Auxiliary Output 10
Normally O pen Wiring: 5A@30Vdc resistive (Form-C) (Form-C) Normally O pen Wiring: 5A@30Vdc resistive
C C
TB2 Relay 2 Relay 10 TB6
Auxiliary Output 3 OUT 3 NO (Form-C) (Form-C) NC Auxiliary Output 11
Relay 3 Relay 11
(Form-C) (Form-C)
See Figure 1 NC Relay 4 Relay 12 NO OUT 12 See Figure 1
(Form-C) (Form-C)
TB3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TB7
S1 ON
Normally Closed Wiring: 3A@30Vdc resistive Relay 5
OFF
Relay 13 Normally Closed Wiring: 3A@30Vdc resistive
(Form-C) (Form-C) NO OUT 13
See Figure 1 NC See Figure 1
Relay 6 Relay 14
Normally Closed Wiring: 3A@30Vdc resistive (Form-C) (Form-C) Normally Closed Wiring: 3A@30Vdc resistive
TB4 TB8
Relay 7 Relay 15
Normally O pen Wiring: 5A@30Vdc resistive C (Form-C) (Form-C) C
Auxiliary Output 8 OUT 8 NO Relay 8 Relay 16 NC Auxiliary Output 16
Normally O pen Wiring: 5A@30Vdc resistive (Form-C) (Form-C) Normally O pen Wiring: 5A@30Vdc resistive
C C
TB9
CT A
Tamper Input
N/C (jumper if n ot used) S1 - Configuration Switch
GND
 S1-1 thru S1-5: SIO Addre ss (Table 1) B
BA Each SIO address must be unique.

Power Fault  S1-6 thru S1-7: Bau d Rate (Table 2)
CT
N/C (jumper if n ot used) GND  S1-8: Require E ncryption if ON BA
TB10
TR+
TR-
RS - 485
Two Wire RS-485 Bus J1 - Termination

See Figure 2
(See Figure 2) Normal LED Function
Every three seconds, all LEDs are pulsed to their opposite state for 0.1 sec.
 A On-Line Status: OFF if 1 sec rate, 20% ON
GND
TB11 ON Encrypted if .1 sec ON, .1 sec OFF x 3 then .1 sec ON, .3 sec OFF
Power (1100mA max) Awaiting firmware download if .1 sec ON, .1 sec OFF
CABLING: 1 twisted pair, minimum 18 AWG VIN
 B SCP Communicat ion: Rapid pulse
Specifications
VIN (Voltage In): Positive 12 to 24 Volts ±10% DC VOUT  1-16 Relay Status: Energized if ON  Dimension 6" (152 mm) W x 8" (203 mm) L x 1" (25 mm) H
 CT Tamper: Active if ON  Storage Tempera tur e: -55ºC to +85ºC
 BA Power Fault: Active if ON  Ope rating Tempe rature: 0ºC to +49ºC
 Humidity: 0% to 85% RHNC
 Weight: 14 oz. (400 g) nomina l
TOC Table 1: SIO Address Oview
Address S1-1 S1-2 S1-3 S1-4 S1-5 Address S1-1 S1-2 S1-3 S1-4 S1-5
0 OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 16 OFF OFF OFF OFF ON
1 ON OFF OFF OFF OFF 17 ON OFF OFF OFF ON
3 ON ON OFF OFF OFF 19 ON ON OFF OFF ON
5 ON OFF ON OFF OFF 21 ON OFF ON OFF ON
6 OFF ON ON OFF OFF 22 OFF ON ON OFF ON Figure 1: Output Wiring Options
8 OFF OFF OFF ON OFF 24 OFF OFF OFF ON ON Door lock mechanisms can gener ate feedba ck to the r elay
9 ON OFF OFF ON OFF 25 ON OFF OFF ON ON circuit that can ca use da ma ge and premature fa ilure of the
10 OFF ON OFF ON OFF 26 OFF ON OFF ON ON rela y. Wire sh ould be of sufficient gauge to avo id voltage loss.
11 ON ON OFF ON OFF 27 ON ON OFF ON ON
12 OFF OFF ON ON OFF 28 OFF OFF ON ON ON DC Source Diode

14 OFF ON ON ON OFF 30 OFF ON ON ON ON NO Load
C DC
NC
Table 2: Baud Rate Fuse

S1-6 S1-7 Baud Rate Diode Curren t Ra ting > 1x Strike Cu rrent
ON ON 38,400 bps † 12Vdc or 24Vdc Str ike, Diode 1N400 2 (100V / 1A) Typ ical
OFF ON 19,200 bps*
ON OFF 9,600 bps*
OFF OFF 115,200 bps*
†
*Not evaluated by UL

EP-150 2 MR16OUT-S3 (3)

TR+ TR+
Jx
TR- TR-
RS - 485
J1
GND
GND
Term inated MR16OUT-S3 (1) TR+ MR16OUT-S3 (2) Term inated

TR-
J1
RS - 485
GND
Unterminated
The SCP is at the beginning of the bus, MR16OUT-S3s (1) and (2) are in the The MR16OUT-S3 (3) is at the end
so Jx IS terminated. middle of the bus, so J1 is NOT terminated. of the bus, so J3 IS terminated.
TOC Detail
MUX-8 Quick Reference
JP2 (Port 1 Termination
232
485
TR+ – Always open) TR+
JP7 (Always set to 485)
PORT 2
TxD
PORT 1
Port 1 RS-485 SCP Bus JP5 (Always set to 485)
TR-
Port 2 RS-485 Sub-Panel Bus
TR-
(Figure 1) (Always Closed) (Port 2 Termination) (Fig. 2)
JP1 JP6
RxD JP12
(Always set to 485) JP11
GND GND
(Always set to 485)
232
485
TR+
PORT 3
TR-
(Port 3 Termination)
JP14
(Fig. 2)
GND
U12
TR+
PORT 4
(Always Closed)
TR-
JP4 (Port 4 Termination)
JP3
(Fig. 2)
GND
TR+
PORT 5
U9
(Port 5 Termination) TR-

JP8
(Fig. 2)
GND
TR+
PORT 6
(Always Closed)
+DC JP10
TR-
(Fig. 2)
12 to 24 Volts DC NC
JP9
(300mA) GND
GND TR+
PORT 7
TR-
S1
JP13
(Fig. 2)
1 2 3 4
S1 - Dip Switch GND
(Always set to OFF, ON, ON, OFF)
TR+
PORT 8
ON OFF
JP16 TR-
(Port 8 Termination) (Fig. 2)
(Always Closed) JP15
U2
GND
TR+
Port 4 LED
Port 6 LED
Po rt 1 LED
Po rt 2 LED
Po rt 3 LED
Po rt 5 LED
Po rt 7 LED
Po rt 8 LED
Po rt 9 LED
PORT 9
LED A
(Port 9 Termination) TR-

JP17
(Fig. 2)
GND
A 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Normal LED Function

LED A = Power (~1 pulse/second) Mechanical Specifications
LEDs 1-9 = SIO Communication (Rapid pulse)  Dimensions 5.0" (127 mm) W x 6.0" (152.4mm) L
TOC Oview
Figure 1: Port 1 RS-485 SCP Bus Wiring

EP-150 2 MUX-8
JP2
TR+
TR+
Jx
TxD
TR- TR-
RxD
GND
GND
Not Not
Term inated Term inated
Port 1 Termination
The upstre am RS-485 commu nicatio n b us of the MUX-8 must NOT BE terminated.
This includ es the SCP a nd any SIO devices wired to P ort 1.
Jx IS NOT terminated. JP2 IS NOT terminated.

(see SCP quick reference sheet for specific jumper
identification)
Figure 2: Port x RS-485 Sub-Panel Bus Wiring

MUX-8 Sub-Panel (2)
TR+ TR+
PORT x
TR- TR-
RS - 485
JPx Jx
R+
GND
R-
SG
Sub-Panel Sub-Panel
Term inated TR+ Term inated
(0) Jx
(1)
TR-
RS - 485
R+
R-
SG
Unterminated
The MUX-8 is at the beginning of Sub-Panels (0) and (1) are in the The Sub-Panel (2) is at the end of
the bus, so JPx IS terminated. middle of the bus, so Jx is NOT the bus, so Jx IS terminated.
terminated.

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(Always set to 232) J4

S1 - RS-232 Hardwired Address Dip Switch S1 - Dialup Address Dip Switch

TXD1 Pin 2 TXD1 Pin 3 TXD1 Pin 2

RTS1 RTS1 RTS1 Pin 20

Figure 2: RS-485 Sub-Panel Bus Termination

Explanation 1: Memory Backup Battery

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(Always set to 232) J4

Address Dip Switch

Always turn on switches 5, 6 & 7.

Command Prompt Window Portion

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485 232 TXD1

(Always set to 2W) J14

(Channel 4 Termination) TR5+

(Channel 5 Termination) ON OFF

Memory Expansion Bus (Exp. 2)

Memory Backup Battery (Exp. 1)

Battery Bypass Sleeve (Exp. 1)

S1 - RS-232 Hardwired Address Dip Switch S1 - Dialup Address Dip Switch

TXD1 Pin 2 TXD1 Pin 3 TXD1 Pin 2

RTS1 RTS1 RTS1 Pin 20

Figure 2: RS-485 Sub-Panel Bus Termination

Explanation 1: Memory Backup Battery Explanation 2: Memory Expansion

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Tamper Input (N/C - Jumper if not used) { IN2 TR3+

Power Fault (N/C - Jumper if not used) { GND

485 232 TR4+

 Always turn on switch 5.

Memory Backup Battery (Exp. 2) U1 ON OFF

Battery Bypass Sleeve (Exp. 2)

Memory Expansion Bus (Exp. 3)

512KB Memory Module (6) Memory Expansion Bus

Top View Bottom View

SCP-MEM3 Standoff Position

SCP-1MB Top View SCP-E Top View

Place the edge of the SCP-MEM3 board into the

SCP-1MB Side View SCP-E Side View

U14 U12 U10

512KB Memory Module (14)

Memory Expansion Bus

Top View Bottom View

U14 U12 U10

SCP-MEM7 Standoff Position

SCP-E Top View

Place the edge of the SCP-MEM7 board into the

SCP-E Side View

Top View Bottom View

VO GND VIN GND

Status LED Mostly On Mostly Off Toggle

5 - Door 1 REX Active Inactive Fault

Reader Port 2 6 – Cabinet Tamper Alarm Secure N/A

D9 - Relay 1 Energized De-Energized N/A

Exit Request 1 (N/O - Figure 4)

Door Contact 1 S2 - Reset Switch

*Diode Selection – Inductive Load *MOV Selection – Inductive Load

Figure 3: Reader Port 1 Figure 4: Input Wiring Options

Black Black R Black

Red Green Gray

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Top View Bottom View

VO GND VIN GND

Diode Selection – Inductive Load MOV Selection – Inductive Load

Diode Selection – Inductive Load MOV Selection – Inductive Load