Axcess Network Receiver Installation Guide - Manual (Page 8)

Network Receiver
8 750.001.005 R04 © 2005 AXCESS Inc.
Hand Tools, Equipment and Materials
The following are required and recommended hand tools, equipment
and materials necessary for the successful configuration and
installation of the Network Receiver:
Required
•
RG-58/U coaxial cable with 50-ohm impedance (nominal), solid
copper center conductor, 55% tinned copper braid or better,
100% foil shield coverage (for example, Belden 9310). Finished
length should be no more than 25 feet. If installed outside, the
cable should be rated for direct burial.
• 3-piece crimp type male BNC connectors (for example,
Amphenol 31-320). Connectors can be damaged during
crimping. Having more than two on hand for each cable made is
recommended.
• A computer or terminal device to configure the Receiver
• A terminal communication program such as HyperTerminal
(standard with MS Windows installations)
• A straight-through (one-to-one) DB9 male to female serial cable.
IMPORTANT! DO NOT use a null-modem cable or a null-
modem adapter.
• Tape measure
• Power drill and bits
• Phillips and flathead screwdrivers, including a very small
flathead screwdriver
• Needle-nose pliers
• Diagonal cutters
• Wire strippers
• Three blade rotary coaxial cable stripper
• BNC crimpers
Required for Wiegand Output
•
Receiver Wiegand output is standard SIA 26-bit. The Receiver
outputs Data Zero, Data One and Ground . Wires between the
Receiver and the Wiegand control panel should be 18 AWG and
no longer than 500 feet. The wires should be green for Data
Zero, white for Data One, black for Common Ground and red for
5V DC.