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Eagle Eye Direct

       

 

4. C

OMPONENT 

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NSTALLATION

 

This section covers the installation of the Eagle Eye Direct system components. Before installing the 
components, all planning should be completed as described in section 3.  

 

4.1 Cable Installation 

 

When installing reader wiring, use industry standard installation techniques. 

Reader wire runs 

should allow sufficient length to move ceiling tiles and perhaps to move

 

readers if needed.

  

 

4.2 Reader Installation 

 
  Important: When installing the readers, be sure to label both ends of the wire. Keep a list that includes 

the labeled number and the location, area, exit or room where the reader is installed.   

 

The single pair reader connections may be up to 1000 feet in length. For connecting readers to the 
Eagle Eye Direct controller board, Versus Technology recommends stranded 22 AWG twisted pair 
cable. 

 

Handle the readers with care so as not to scratch or damage the casing. 

 

WARNING

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Always disconnect power from the system before connecting or 
d i s c o n n e c t i n g   c o m p o n e n t s .   F a i l u r e   t o   d o   s o   m a y   d a m a g e   t h e   e q u i p m e n t .  

 

Only a single pair of 22 AWG shielded wire is required for each reader. No grounding at the reader is 
required. Reader installation calls for use of a splice connector at the reader end of the cable run. 
Reader wires are red and black.  

  
 

 To install and wire readers  (in ceiling tiles): 

 

1. Create holes for readers in ceiling tiles or ceiling surfaces using a 2-3/8" hole saw. 
 
2. Connect the reader cable wire-pair to each reader (Versus recommends using UY splice 

connectors). 

 

3. Place the reader into the hole and secure using the spring steel clip and the reader cover to 

“sandwich” the ceiling tile. The spring steel clip securely holds the reader against the ceiling 
tile allowing for easy access for installing or replacing readers. 

 

 

 

4. On the Controller Board, connect the red wire (positive) to terminal 13 and the black wire 

(negative) to terminal 14 for a “enter” reader. For an “exit” reader, connect the red wire 
(positive) to terminal 15 and the black wire (negative) to terminal 16. 

Summary of Contents for VER-1700

Page 1: ...e support or other application where product failure could cause or contribute to personal injury death or severe property damage This product or its systems are covered by one or more of the followin...

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Page 3: ...itations 7 3 1 2 Cable Types 7 3 1 3 Infrared IR Reader Field of View 7 3 1 4 Special Situations with IR Reader Locations 7 3 1 5 RF Reader Location Planning 8 3 2 Safety and Code Considerations 8 3 2...

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Page 5: ...vantages for asset tracking and control since it allows assets to be tracked even when placed inside a briefcase or other nonmetallic containers RF signals can penetrate walls and floors 1 2 Terms and...

Page 6: ...twisted into pairs to make the wire characteristics uniform and to cancel out many types of interference to which the wires might be subjected UTP Acronym for Unshielded Twisted Pair This is the typic...

Page 7: ...RF signals into electrical signals 50 feet read range 2 2 Tags Tags are worn by personnel or attached to equipment Tags send IR infrared RF radio frequency or both IR and RF signals to the readers Thi...

Page 8: ...strap and to replace the battery on an anti static mat to protect from any shock that would damage the battery or the tag Infrared IR Locator Tag Ideal for locating people and portable equipment Avai...

Page 9: ...rsus Technology asset tags containing PAS technology to fire an RF signal The signal is received by a sensor inside the PAS unit and reported to the access control system This assures that assets that...

Page 10: ...the tag is no longer seen c Upon request The buffer function is necessary so that all tagged assets or people are not sending a constant stream of data to the access control system There is a differen...

Page 11: ...ight splash in an otherwise dark world to the reader Even if a tag is blocked from the view of a reader it can often be detected However the infrared light from a tag does not penetrate solid objects...

Page 12: ...erations Safety procedures and adherence to local building codes are the responsibility of the system installer Versus products have been designed to be safe and reliable under the use and conditions...

Page 13: ...be aware of local fire and health codes in their selection of interconnect wiring Plenum rated wire and cable must be used where it will pass through breathable air spaces Wire and cable rated for ple...

Page 14: ...ing WARNING Always disconnect power from the system before connecting or disconnecting components Failure to do so may damage the equipment Only a single pair of 22 AWG shielded wire is required for e...

Page 15: ...er Board Mount the controller board using normal mounting procedures using the mounting brackets supplied with the unit The maximum distance of the controller board from the control panel is as follow...

Page 16: ...Common Reset Controller Input Terminals 5 and 6 A 5 second closure across terminals 5 and 6 provides a reset of the processor All seen tag IDs will be first sent to Wiegand Port 2 The controller boar...

Page 17: ...xpiration of that 5 minute wait period the tag ID will be sent to Wiegand Port 2 if the tag is missing or not seen By connecting a second Versus IR reader to terminals 15 and 16 and placing this reade...

Page 18: ...received by the Versus room reader LED 3 will flash for 25 seconds anytime a Wiegand ID code is transmitted to Wiegand Port 1 LED 4 will flash for 25 seconds anytime a tag transmits its ID and is rec...

Page 19: ...d as seen the controller board will wait a specified period of time in which the tag is not seen and after this period of time will send the exit information to the access control system The DIP switc...

Page 20: ...seconds Moving switch 3 to the OFF position will change the tag not seen report to wait for minutes instead of seconds example 5 15 30 or 60 Minutes DIP Switch 4 is not used and must be left in the ON...

Page 21: ...a 45 degree angle Approximate range of signal with PAS unit mounted at a height of 9 feet There are several options for mounting the PAS unit Mounting the unit out of view such as above ceiling tile...

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