HID EDGE EVO EH400 Hi-O Controller Installation Guide - Manual (Page 2)

EDGE EVO Hi-O Networked Controller
EH400
82000-920 C.0
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Before starting installation, determine which components will be used in the system and analyze the power requirements to avoid
over-loading the EDGE EVO Hi-O Networked Controller (EH400).
The following steps illustrate sizing power requirements for the system.
Step 1 - Identify System Components
Identify the components that will be used in the system. A typical installation may include the following components:
• Door Position Switch – Detects when the door is open or closed.
• Magnetic Lock – Holds the door locked.
• Request to Exit (REX) Switch – Unlocks the door when exiting the secured area.
• Local Exit Alarm – Sounds an alarm upon an unauthorized exit.
• EDGE EVO Hi-O Edge Door Module (EDM-M) – Connects peripheral devices to the Hi-O bus.
• EDGE EVO Hi-O Networked Controller (EH400) – Provides access control and manages all peripherals around the
door.
• Hi-O iCLASS Wiegand Reader – Provides entry into the secured area.
Step 2 - Create System Layout
Using the components identified in “Step 1 - Identify System Components” on page 2, create the system layout.
In this example, the EH400 is connected to the remote server through an Ethernet connection and manages door
peripherals over the Hi-O bus. The EDM-M receives inputs from the Door Position Switch and REX Switch to drive the
Magnetic Lock and Local Exit Alarm outputs.
Unprotected
Area
Protected Area
Physical Access
Control Server
(real-time functions
not required )
Remote Area
CANbus Data
Ethernet Switch
Ethernet Data
Door Position
Switch
Magnetic Lock
REX Switch
Hi-O iCLASS
Reader
Door
Module
Local Sounder
Exit Alarm
Hi-O Networked
Controller
ted
Magne
SS
Hi-O N
Con
Figure 1 - System Layout Example
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Power Analysis