DOM ENiQ AccessManager - Connect Voltage Supply

ENiQ® Wall Readers & Terminals
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Connect voltage supply
Please note! If you wish to connect the controller of an ENiQ
AccessManager® HiSec, ENiQ AccessManager® Terminal HiSec or
ENiQ
®
Module Reader to the network via PoE (Power over Ethernet),
an external power source is always required for the Passive Reader(s)
or the external reader of the ENiQ
®
Module Reader.
The connection between the controller and a Passive Reader or
external reader by PoE is not possible. The connection must be set up
as RS 485. (See page 22 onwards)
You have three options for supplying voltage to the DOM devices.
Pin
Signal
Ethernet standard
EIA/TIA-T568A
Ethernet standard
EIA/TIA-T568B
7
U
ext
= 12V – 24V AC/DC input
8
GND (for power and Ethernet)
11
RD- Ethernet
Wire 6 (orange)
Wire 6 (green)
12
RD+ Ethernet
Wire 3
(white/orange)
Wire 3
(white/green)
13
TD- Ethernet
Wire 2
(green)
Wire 2
(orange)
14
TD+ Ethernet
Wire 1
(white/green)
Wire 1
(white/orange)
9
SPA Ethernet PoE
Wire 7
(white/brown)
+
Wire 8 (brown)
Wire 7
(white/brown)
+
Wire 8 (brown)
10
SPB Ethernet PoE
Wire 4 (blue)
+
Wire 5 (white/blue)
Wire 4 (blue)
+
Wire 5 (white/blue)
Option 1: Mid-span device (e.g. PoE injector)
If you use PoE via a "mid-span device", strands 7 and 8 of the Ethernet cable must be
connected to terminal 9 of the DOM device and strands 4 and 5 of the Ethernet cable to
terminal 10. If you use PoE on the controller, an external current source is always
required for the Passive Reader(s) or external reader (ENiQ
®
Module Reader).
Option 2: End-span device (e.g. PoE switch)
If a PoE "end-span device" is used, power is fed through the data lines at terminals 11
to 14 (strands 1, 2, 3, 6). Terminals 8 and 9 are no longer needed in this case. If you
use PoE on the controller, an external current source is always required for the Passive
Reader(s) or external reader (ENiQ
®
Module Reader).