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VBBIM09/33/20 v5.0.3
Chapter 4 SBB-RI (Legacy) 67
SBB-RI Pin Functions
P4 - Power source and communication wiring. Used to connect bright blue to the SBB-RI.
â–ª Pin 4 is Ground
â–ª Pin 3 is Data B
â–ª Pin 2 is Data A
â–ª Pin 1 is Power
P1 - Contact Inputs. The SBB-RI has four unsupervised contact points. When connecting more than two contact
inputs to Pin 8 (GND), a terminal strip to connect the common ground wires needs to be installed. Unsupervised
door contacts have maximum wire length of 2,000 feet.
â–ª Pin 1 is Exit Request (REX) - Normally Open
â–ª Pin 2 is Door Position Switch (DOD) - Normally Closed
â–ª Pin 3 is Push Button Override - Normally Open
â–ª Pin 4 is Auxiliary Input - Normally Closed
â–ª Pin 5 is Not Used
â–ª Pin 5 is Not Used
â–ª Pin 6 is Not Used
â–ª Pin 7 is Not Used
â–ª Pin 8 is Ground
P5/P6 - Relay outputs. The SBB-RI comes with two relay output. The relays are single pole/double throw and are
rated at 30 VDC @ 2 amp.
â–ª Pin 1 - Normally Open
â–ª Pin 2 - Normally Closed
â–ª Pin 3 - Common
W5 - Factory use only. Do not add a jumper under normal operating conditions.
W3 - Read head voltage selector. The SBB-RI read-head voltage selector provides 5VDC or 12VDC to the
various types of read-heads depending on jumper location.
â–ª No jumper will provide 5VDC
â–ª A jumper across Pins 1 and 2 will also provide 5VDC
â–ª A jumper across Pins 2 and 3 will provide 12VDC

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Vanderbilt bright blue Specifications

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BrandVanderbilt
Modelbright blue
CategorySecurity Sensors
LanguageEnglish

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