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Versus Reader Connections – Terminals 13 and 14
Versus tags emit either an Infrared ID or a Radio Frequency ID. Either a Versus Infrared reader or a
Radio Frequency reader receives this signal. Versus readers require only two wires/cables for both
power and signal. This 22 AWG twisted pair shielded cable can be up to 1,000 feet in length.
Connect the red or positive wire to terminal 13 and the black or negative wire to terminal 14.
13) IR/RF Room (Positive)
14) IR/RF Room (Negative)
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Exit Reader/Detector – Terminals 15 and 16
An exit reader is used when it is necessary to cancel the “wait” or “missing” tag signal. As previously
explained, a Versus IR Locator tag transmits every 3.5 seconds when in motion but only every 2.5
minutes when not in motion. This requires the controller board be set to expect a signal every 5
minutes minimum. At the end or expiration 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 reader outside the “protected” room, any tag seen by this reader
will cancel the “wait” time and immediately send this tag ID to Wiegand Port 2.
15) IR/RF Exit (Positive)
16) IR/RF Exit (Negative)
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Wiegand Port One (Asset In) – Terminals 17-19
Terminals 17, 18 and 19 provide the connection to the access control panel reader ports. Terminal 17
is data zero (green), terminal 18 is data one (white) and terminal 19 is ground (black).
17) Wiegand Port 1 - DATA 0
18) Wiegand Port 1 - DATA 1
19) Wiegand Port 1 - Ground
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Wiegand Port Two (Asset Out) – Terminals 20-22
Terminals 20, 21 and 22 provide the connection to the access control panel reader ports. Terminal 20
is data zero (green), terminal 21 is data one (white) and terminal 22 is ground (black).
20) Wiegand Port 2 - DATA 0
21) Wiegand Port 2 - DATA 1
22) Wiegand Port 2 - Ground
Note:
Terminals 23 and 24 are Not Used (Reserved).
4.3.2 Momentary Push-Button Switches
