M5 Hardware Quick Reference

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MODEL PAGE
M5-Enclosure 3
M5-Backplane 4
M5-IC 5
M5-COM 7
M5-2RP 9
M5-2SRP 11
M5-8RP 13
M5-20IN 15
M5-16DO 17
M5-16DOR 19
M2000 Base 21
WIU-2 23
4033-BGN 24
WIU-4 25

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M5 Enclosure Quick Reference

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Slot – J7
M5-IC / M5-COM Only
J7
J6
Slot – J6
Do Not Use
J5
M5 Backplane Quick Reference

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2RP / 2SRP / 8RP
20IN / 16DO / 16DOR
J4

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Slot – J4
2RP / 2SRP / 8RP
20IN / 16DO / 16DOR
J3
Slot – J3
2RP / 2SRP / 8RP
20IN / 16DO / 16DOR
J2
Slot – J2
2RP / 2SRP / 8RP
20IN / 16DO / 16DOR
J1
Slot – J1
2RP / 2SRP / 8RP
20IN / 16DO / 16DOR
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M5-IC Quick Reference

S1 - Configuration Dip Switch

Green LED(Explanation 1)

Yellow LED

J1 – Primary Ethernet Host

Tamper Input – (Figure 1)

Ethernet Host Channel

J7 - Backup Micro-100
Power Fault – (Figure 1)

J110Mb/s:

(2 wire ONLY! - Figure 2)

Ethernet Activity: Flashing
Link: ON
No Link: OFF

100Mb/s:

S2 - Reset Switch
– Primary
(12Vdc@3A Min.)

(12Vdc@3A Min.)

(12Vdc@3A Min.)
Power Input 3

Power Input 1

Power Input 2

Host Channel

(Explanation 2)
(Explanation 1)

(Explanation 1)
RS-485 Bus
OFF Ethernet
ON
TB1 S2
TB2
PFLT

TMPR

GND

VIN

GND

VIN

GND

VIN

TR+

TR-

GND
6 5 4 3 2 1
4 3 2 1 S1

J1
OFF

ON

XX AC
X X - DR

M
X
-X AD
J4

-X X-
X-
X
XX

J7

J4 – Termination Normal LED Function

(Figure 2)
· LED 1 Off-Line / On-Line and Battery Status
Off-Line: 1 second cycle, 200 ms ON / 800 ms OFF
On-Line: flash cycle of 800 ms ON / 200 ms OFF
Double Flash: Battery Low
· LED 2 Host Communication Activity
· LED 3 M5 Backplane Communication Activity
· LED 4 RS-485 Bus Communication Activity
· LED 5 Unassigned
· LED 6 Unassigned

Mechanical Specifications
Memory Backup Battery J6 · Dimensions 3.5" (88.9mm) W x 10.25" (260.35mm) L
(Explanation 3) · Temperature -55ºC to +85ºC, storage
0ºC to +70ºC, operating
· Humidity 5% to 95% RHNC

SERVICE
Battery Bypass Sleeve REMOVE FOR
(Explanation 3)
J6 – M5 Backplane Connector
(Slot 7)

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Configuring Primary 10/100 Ethernet Host Channel Configuring Primary 10/100 Ethernet Host Channel
For DHCP Enabled Networks For A Static IP Address

1. Set all S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIPs OFF 1. Set S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIP 2 ON 21. Apply power to the M5-IC
2. Apply power to the M5-IC 2. Set S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIPs 1, 3 & 4 OFF 22. Run Access It! Universal
3. Make note of the MAC address located on the side of the RJ45 jack 3. Apply power to the M5-IC 23. Create a new Channel
4. Run Access It! Universal 4. Manually configure a computer to 192.168.0.100 Channel Enabled: X
5. Create a new Channel 5. Using a crossover cable, connect computer to M5-IC Protocol Type: SCP
Channel Enabled: X 6. Open a web browser and go to 192.168.0.251 Channel Type: IP Server
Protocol Type: SCP 7. Set S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIP 1 ON 24. Create a new SCP
Channel Type: IP Server 8. Click on ‘Click Here to Login’ General Tab
6. Create a new SCP 9. Click on ‘Continue to this website (not recommended).’ Model: M5-IC
General Tab 10. Enter a Username of admin Device Installed: X
Model: M5-IC 11. Enter a Password of password SCP Time Zone: <Set accordingly>
Device Installed: X 12. Click ‘Network’ from the left hand menu Initialization String: <Leave blank>
SCP Time Zone: <Set accordingly> 13. Select ‘Use Static IP configuration:’ Address: 0
Initialization String: <Leave blank> IP Address: <Set accordingly> SIO Port Speed
Address: 0 Subnet Mask: <Set accordingly> Port 1: 38400
SIO Port Speed Default Gateway: <Set accordingly> Port 2: 38400
Port 1: 38400 14. Click ‘OK’ Comm Tab
Port 2: 38400 15. Click ‘Apply Setting’ from the left hand menu Channel: <Set to the newly created channel>
Comm Tab 16. Click ‘Apply, Reboot’ button TCP/IP Settings
Channel: <Set to the newly created channel> 17. Wait 60 seconds for M5-IC to reboot IP Address: <Set accordingly>
TCP/IP Settings 18. Remove power from the M5-IC Port Number: 3001
IP Address: <MACxxxxxxxxxxxx> 19. Set all S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIPs OFF Encryption Settings: None
If the MAC address from step 3 was 00-0F-E5-00-03-4B then the IP Address field must be 20. Remove crossover cable and connect to network
entered as the Host Name of MAC000FE500034B.
Port Number: 3001
Encryption Settings: None Explanation 2: S2 - Reset Switch
NOTE: If unable to resolve the Host Name to an IP Address, contact your local network administrator.
Pressing the S2 - Reset Switch will cause the M5-IC to reset.
This process will NOT erase the system configuration and cardholder databases.
Bulk Erasing The System Configuration And Cardholder Databases

1. Set S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIPs 1 & 2 ON Explanation 3: Memory Backup Battery
2. Set S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIPs 3 & 4 OFF
If the M5-IC should experience a complete power loss, the 3 volt lithium memory backup battery provides power to the onboard
3. Apply power to the M5-IC memory which contains the card file, activity transactions and system configuration data. The M5-IC will retain all database
LEDs 1 & 2 and LEDs 3 & 4 flash alternately at a .5 second rate information during a power failure for up to 60 days. For optimum reliability, the memory backup battery should be replaced
yearly using only a type BR2325, BR2330, or CR2330 lithium battery or equivalent.
4. Within 10 seconds, switch S1 - Configuration DIP Switch DIP 1 OFF
NOTE: When setting up or servicing the M5-IC, it is recommended to leave the battery bypass sleeve in place until all system
LED 2 flashes at a 2 second rate as memory is being erased testing is completed. By keeping the battery bypass sleeve in between the battery and the '+' post, you can be certain that the
WARNING! DO NOT CYCLE POWER memory is being completely flushed during power cycles. Upon completion, be certain to remove the battery bypass sleeve and
Erasing memory takes approximately 60 seconds to complete. store it within the enclosure for future use.
LEDs 1 & 4 flash for 10 seconds after the memory has been erased, then the M5-IC reboots
5. The M5-IC is now ready to be configured as needed Figure 2: RS-485 Sub-Panel Bus Termination
Figure 1: Cabinet Tamper and Power Fault Wiring The M5-IC has one 2 wire RS-485 sub-panel bus. The bus needs
to be terminated at both the beginning and ending points.
Drain Wire
TB1

TB2

J4 is the termination jumper for the RS-485 Sub-Panel Bus.

J4
GND
Shield

GND

TMPR TR-

PFLT TR+

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M5-COM Quick Reference

(2 wire ONLY! - Figure 1)

(12Vdc@3A Min. - Figure 2)

(12Vdc@3A Min. - Figure 2)

(12Vdc@3A Min. - Figure 2)

Not Connected
(Explanation 1)

Power Input 3

Power Input 1

Power Input 2

RS-485 Bus
GND

VIN

GND

VIN

GND

VIN

TR+

TR-

GND
TB1 TB2

J1

J1 – M5 Backplane Connector
(Slot 7)

Mechanical Specifications
· Dimensions 3.5" (88.9mm) W x 10.25" (260.35mm) L
· Temperature -55ºC to +85ºC, storage
0ºC to +70ºC, operating
· Humidity 5% to 95% RHNC

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Explanation 1: Cabinet Tamper / Power Fault Wiring

The M5-IC board has two dedicated inputs for cabinet tamper (TMPR) and UPS fault monitoring (PFLT). The M5-COM board installed in downstream M5 enclosures does not have dedicated inputs.

There are several options to wire tamper and power fault switches in downstream M5 enclosure(s):
1. Tamper and power fault switches can be wired in series from the first M5 enclosure to downstream M5 enclosures. Wiring from the first M5 enclosure to downstream M5 enclosure(s) should be in conduit and inaccessible.
With this option the user cannot determine which M5 enclosure is reporting the alarm.
2. Tamper and power fault switches can be wired to available M5-20IN board inputs.
3. Tamper and power fault switches can be wired to available reader port inputs.

The sensor inputs on the M5-20IN, M5-2RP, and M5-2SRP boards are configured as unsupervised, normally closed contacts. Refer to the specific I/O installation manual for wiring details.

Figure 1: RS-485 Bus Termination

The M5-COM communicates to upstream and downstream M5 enclosures. TB2 is wired to TB2 of the M5-IC board and other downstream M5-COM boards. This interface allows multi-drop communication on a single bus up to
4,000 feet (1,200m). Use shielded twisted pair (min. 24AWG) cable with 120 ohm impedance.

When located at the end of the RS-485 bus, a separate 120 ohm resistor must be installed across TR+ and TR- (see below).

Shield Shield

Drain Wire Drain Wire

120Ω
TB2 TB2
TR+

TR-

GND

GND

TR+
TR-
Middle of Bus – No Termination End of Bus – 120 Ohm Termination

Figure 2: Power Input Wiring

TB1
Power is passed through to the back plane to power the I/O modules of the M5
enclosure. A larger power supply may be required depending on the system
configuration. Three pairs of power connections in parallel are available. If needed, VIN
the other two pair can supply power to other I/O boards.
GND
12Vdc
+ +12Vdc
Power Supply VIN

3A Min. – Ground (12Vdc return)

GND

18AWG Min. VIN

GND

TMPR

PFLT

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M5-2RP Quick Reference

Reader Port 2 Reader Port 1

Clock/Data, Wiegand, F/2F, and Supervised F/2F Clock/Data, Wiegand, F/2F, and Supervised F/2F
(2A@30Vac/dc – Exp. 3)

(2A@30Vac/dc – Exp. 3)

(2A@30Vac/dc – Exp. 3)

(2A@30Vac/dc – Exp. 3)

(2A@30Vac/dc – Exp. 3)

(2A@30Vac/dc – Exp. 3)
Auxiliary Output 6

Auxiliary Output 5

Auxiliary Output 3

Auxiliary Output 2
(Explanations 1 & 2)

(Explanations 1 & 2)
Door Strike 2

Door Strike 1
Reader 2

Reader 1
NO C NC NO C NC NO C NC NO C NC NO C NC NO C NC
CLK D0
REX-

CLK D0
REX-
DC+

WD1

WD0

REX+

LED

DISP

GND

VO

DC+

WD1

WD0

REX+

LED

DISP

GND

VO
NU
DC-

NU
DC-
RLY 6 RLY 5 RLY 4 RLY 3 RLY 2 RLY 1
TB4 TB3 TB2 TB1

+12V

+5V
J5 – Reader Voltage Selector
+5V = 5Vdc@300mA per reader port
4 3 2 1 J5
+12V = 12Vdc@300mA per reader port

RLY 6 RLY 5 RLY 4 RLY 3 RLY 2 RLY 1

S1
OFF ON
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

S1 - Address Dip Switch (Table 1) Normal LED Function

J6
· Start at address 0 · LED 1 Heartbeat / On-Line Status
· Each SIO address in the bus must be unique Off-Line: 1 second cycle, 200 ms ON / 800 ms OFF
· Set switches prior to powering up On-Line Non-encrypted: flash cycle of 800 ms ON / 200 ms OFF
On-Line Encrypted: 4 flash cycles in 700 ms ON / 300 ms OFF
Waiting firmware download: flash cycle of 100 ms ON / 100 ms OFF
· LED 2 SIO Communication Port Status
· LED 3 Reader Port 1 Activity
· LED 4 Reader Port 2 Activity

J6 – M5 Backplane Connector
(Slots 1-5)

Mechanical Specifications
· Dimensions 3.5" (88.9mm) W x 10.25" (260.35mm) L
· Temperature -55ºC to +85ºC, storage
0ºC to +70ºC, operating
· Humidity 5% to 95% RHNC

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Table 1: S1 - Address Dip Switch TB1 or TB3 TB1 or TB3 TB1 or TB3

+5Vdc /+12Vdc VO +5Vdc /+12Vdc VO +5Vdc /+12Vdc VO

Address 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Ground GND Ground GND Ground GND
0 Off Off Off Off Off On On Off
1 On Off Off Off Off On On Off DISP DISP Display DO DISP
2 Off On Off Off Off On On Off Door DO LED Door DO LED Door DO LED
3 On On Off Off Off On On Off (Reader LED) (Reader LED) (Reader LED)

4 Off Off On Off Off On On Off REX+ REX+ REX+

5 To
On Off On Off Off On On Off WD0 WD0 Display DO WD0
6 Off On On Off Off On On Off
7 On On On Off Off On On Off Data 1 WD1 Data 1 WD1 Data 1 WD1
8 Off Off Off On Off On On Off
9 On Off Off On Off On On Off Magnetic Stripe Reader Wiegand or Unsupervised F/2F Reader Supervised F/2F Reader
10 Off On Off On Off On On Off
11 On On Off On Off On On Off Explanation 2: Reader Input Wiring Configurations
12 Off Off On On Off On On Off
13 On Off On On Off On On Off Request to Exit Switch Door contact and request to exit may be configured in one of four ways:
VO
14 Off On On On Off On On Off Normally Open
1. Unsupervised Wired to the M5-2RP (Figure 1)
15 Contact
On On On On Off On On Off GND 2. Unsupervised Wired to the F/2F Reader (Figure 2)
16 Off Off Off Off On On On Off 3. Supervised Wired to the F/2F Reader (Figure 3)
DISP
17 On Off Off Off On On On Off 4. Wired to a M/R-J Box, WIU-2
WIU-2, or 4033-BGN (Not pictured)
18 Off On Off Off On On On Off LED
19 On On Off Off On On On Off Door Contact Switch Door Contact Switch
REX+
20 Off Off On Off On On On Off Normally Closed Normally Closed
21 On Off On Off On On On Off WD0 Contact 1K, 1% Contact
22 Off On On Off On On On Off WD1 1K, 1%
23 On On On Off On On On Off
24 Off Off Off On On On On Off DC+ Request to Exit Switch Request to Exit Switch
Normally Open Normally Open
25 On Off Off On On On On Off DC- Contact 1K, 1% Contact
Door Contact NU
26 Off On Off On On On On Off REX-
Switch Normally 1K, 1%
27 On On Off On On On On Off Closed Contact CLK D0
28 Off Off On On On On On Off
29 On Off On On On On On Off Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3
30 Off On On On On On On Off
31 On On On On On On On Off
Explanation 3: Output Wiring Configurations
Use one of the two methods of transient clamping below to protect relay contacts and reduce EMI emissions. Protect against accidental overloads by wiring in an inline fuse to the common side of the relay.

DC Source – Internal Relay AC Source – External Relay

DC Source – Suppression Diode Selection
Suppression Diode
Diode Current Rating > 1x Strike Current
NO

Diode Break Down Voltage: 4x Strike Voltage Fuse External Relay

RLY 1 or 4

12Vdc or 24Vdc Strike, Diode 1N4002 (100V / 1A) Typical VO Fuse

Suppression Diode DC
C

GND Suppression MOV AC

NC

DC Source – External Relay DISP

Suppression Diode Load
LED Load
External Relay
12V Fuse
AC Source – Internal Relay Blocking Diode
To Reader’s Green LED Input
READER

GND Suppression Diode DC 1N5817 Or

Equivalent
NO

DATA Fuse
RLY 1 or 4

LED Load Suppression MOV AC

C

AC Source – Suppression MOV Selection

Clamp Voltage > 1.5x Vac RMS
NC

Blocking Diode 24Vac Strike, Panasonic ERZ-C07DK470 Typical

To Reader’s Green LED Input
1N5817 Or
Load
Equivalent
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M5-2SRP Quick Reference

Reader Port 2 Reader Port 1

Clock/Data, Wiegand, F/2F, and Supervised F/2F Clock/Data, Wiegand, F/2F, and Supervised F/2F
(2A@30Vac/dc – Exp. 3)

(2A@30Vac/dc – Exp. 3)

(2A@30Vac/dc – Exp. 3)

(2A@30Vac/dc – Exp. 3)

(2A@30Vac/dc – Exp. 3)

(2A@30Vac/dc – Exp. 3)
Auxiliary Output 6

Auxiliary Output 5

Auxiliary Output 3

Auxiliary Output 2
(Explanations 1 & 2)

(Explanations 1 & 2)
Door Strike 2

Door Strike 1
Reader 2

Reader 1
NO C NC NO C NC NO C NC NO C NC NO C NC NO C NC
CLK D0
REX-

CLK D0
REX-
DC+

WD1

WD0

REX+

LED

DISP

GND

VO

DC+

WD1

WD0

REX+

LED

DISP

GND

VO
NU
DC-

NU
DC-
RLY 6 RLY 5 RLY 4 RLY 3 RLY 2 RLY 1
TB4 TB3 TB2 TB1

+12V

+5V
J5 – Reader Voltage Selector
+5V = 5Vdc@300mA per reader port
4 3 2 1 J5
+12V = 12Vdc@300mA per reader port

RLY 6 RLY 5 RLY 4 RLY 3 RLY 2 RLY 1

S1
OFF ON
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

S1 - Address Dip Switch (Table 1) Normal LED Function

J6
· Start at address 0 · LED 1 Heartbeat / On-Line Status
· Each SIO address in the bus must be unique Off-Line: 1 second cycle, 200 ms ON / 800 ms OFF
· Set switches prior to powering up On-Line Non-encrypted: flash cycle of 800 ms ON / 200 ms OFF
On-Line Encrypted: 4 flash cycles in 700 ms ON / 300 ms OFF
Waiting firmware download: flash cycle of 100 ms ON / 100 ms OFF
· LED 2 SIO Communication Port Status
· LED 3 Reader Port 1 Activity
· LED 4 Reader Port 2 Activity

J6 – M5 Backplane Connector
(Slots 1-5)

Mechanical Specifications
· Dimensions 3.5" (88.9mm) W x 10.25" (260.35mm) L
· Temperature -55ºC to +85ºC, storage
0ºC to +70ºC, operating
· Humidity 5% to 95% RHNC

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Table 1: S1 - Address Dip Switch TB1 or TB3 TB1 or TB3 TB1 or TB3

+5Vdc /+12Vdc VO +5Vdc /+12Vdc VO +5Vdc /+12Vdc VO

Address 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Ground GND Ground GND Ground GND
0 Off Off Off Off Off On On Off
1 On Off Off Off Off On On Off DISP DISP Display DO DISP
2 Off On Off Off Off On On Off Door DO LED Door DO LED Door DO LED
3 On On Off Off Off On On Off (Reader LED) (Reader LED) (Reader LED)

4 Off Off On Off Off On On Off REX+ REX+ REX+

5 To
On Off On Off Off On On Off WD0 WD0 Display DO WD0
6 Off On On Off Off On On Off
7 On On On Off Off On On Off Data 1 WD1 Data 1 WD1 Data 1 WD1
8 Off Off Off On Off On On Off
9 On Off Off On Off On On Off Magnetic Stripe Reader Wiegand or Unsupervised F/2F Reader Supervised F/2F Reader
10 Off On Off On Off On On Off
11 On On Off On Off On On Off Explanation 2: Reader Input Wiring Configurations
12 Off Off On On Off On On Off
13 On Off On On Off On On Off Door Contact Door Contact Door contact and request to exit may be configured in one of five ways:
Switch Normally VO Switch Normally VO 1. Supervised 1K/1K EOL Wired to the M5-2SRP (Figure 1)
14 Off On On On Off On On Off
Closed Contact Closed Contact
15 On On On On Off On On Off GND GND 2. Supervised 6.8K/18K EOL Wired to the M5-2SRP (Figure 2)
Request Request 3. Unsupervised Wired to the F/2F Reader (Figure 3)
16 Off Off Off Off On On On Off
to Exit Switch DISP to Exit Switch DISP 4. Supervised Wired to the F/2F Reader (Figure 4)
17 On Off Off Off On On On Off Normally Open Normally Open 5. Wired to a M/R-J Box, WIU-2
WIU-2, or 4033-BGN (Not pictured)
18 Off On Off Off On On On Off Contact LED Contact LED
19 On On Off Off On On On Off 1K, 1% 6.8K, 5%
Door Contact Switch Door Contact Switch
REX+ REX+
20 Off Off On Off On On On Off Normally Closed Normally Closed
21 On Off On Off On On On Off 1K, 1% WD0 18K, 5% WD0 Contact 1K, 1% Contact
22 Off On On Off On On On Off WD1 WD1 1K, 1%
23 On On On Off On On On Off 1K, 1% 6.8K, 5%
24 Off Off Off On On On On Off DC+ DC+ Request to Exit Switch Request to Exit Switch
1K, 1% 18K, 5% Normally Open Normally Open
25 On Off Off On On On On Off DC- DC- Contact 1K, 1% Contact
NU NU
26 Off On Off On On On On Off REX- REX- 1K, 1%
27 On On Off On On On On Off CLK D0 CLK D0
28 Off Off On On On On On Off
29 On Off On On On On On Off Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3 Figure 4
30 Off On On On On On On Off
31 On On On On On On On Off
Explanation 3: Output Wiring Configurations
Use one of the two methods of transient clamping below to protect relay contacts and reduce EMI emissions. Protect against accidental overloads by wiring in an inline fuse to the common side of the relay.

DC Source – Internal Relay AC Source – External Relay

DC Source – Suppression Diode Selection
Suppression Diode
Diode Current Rating > 1x Strike Current
NO

Diode Break Down Voltage: 4x Strike Voltage Fuse External Relay

RLY 1 or 4

12Vdc or 24Vdc Strike, Diode 1N4002 (100V / 1A) Typical VO Fuse

Suppression Diode DC
C

GND Suppression MOV AC

NC

DC Source – External Relay DISP

Suppression Diode Load
LED Load
External Relay
12V Fuse
AC Source – Internal Relay Blocking Diode
To Reader’s Green LED Input
READER

GND Suppression Diode DC 1N5817 Or

Equivalent
NO

DATA Fuse
RLY 1 or 4

LED Load Suppression MOV AC

C

AC Source – Suppression MOV Selection

Clamp Voltage > 1.5x Vac RMS
NC

Blocking Diode 24Vac Strike, Panasonic ERZ-C07DK470 Typical

To Reader’s Green LED Input
1N5817 Or
Load
Equivalent
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M5-8RP Quick Reference

Reader Port 8 - 12 Volt F/2F Only

Reader Port 7 - 12 Volt F/2F Only

Reader Port 6 - 12 Volt F/2F Only

Reader Port 5 - 12 Volt F/2F Only

Reader Port 4 - 12 Volt F/2F Only

Reader Port 3 - 12 Volt F/2F Only

Reader Port 2 - 12 Volt F/2F Only

Reader Port 1 - 12 Volt F/2F Only

(Explanations 1, 2, & 4)
(Explanations 2 & 4)

(Explanations 2 & 4)

(Explanations 2 & 4)

(Explanations 2 & 4)

(Explanations 2 & 4)

(Explanations 2 & 4)

(Explanations 2 & 4)
LED

DATA

GND

12V

LED

DATA

GND

12V

LED

DATA

GND

12V

LED

DATA

GND

12V

LED

DATA

GND

12V

LED

DATA

GND

12V

LED

DATA

GND

12V

LED

DATA

GND

12V
TB4 TB3 TB2 TB1

READER 8 READER 7 READER 6 READER 5 READER 4 READER 3 READER 2 READER 1

4 3 2 1
J3
3
2
J3 - M5-8RP Power Selector
1 (Explanation 1)

J2 Normal LED Function

S1
OFF ON · LED 1 Heartbeat / On-Line Status
Off-Line: 1 second cycle, 200 ms ON / 800 ms OFF
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

On-Line Non-encrypted: flash cycle of 800 ms ON / 200 ms OFF

S1 - Address Dip Switch (Table 1) On-Line Encrypted: 4 flash cycles in 700 ms ON / 300 ms OFF
· Start at address 0 Waiting firmware download: flash cycle of 100 ms ON / 100 ms OFF
· Each SIO address in the bus must be unique · LED 2 SIO Communication Port Status
· Set switches prior to powering up · LED 3 OFF – N/A
· LED 4 OFF – N/A

J2 – M5 Backplane Connector
(Slots 1-5)

Mechanical Specifications
· Dimensions 3.5" (88.9mm) W x 10.25" (260.35mm) L
· Temperature -55ºC to +85ºC, storage
0ºC to +70ºC, operating
· Humidity 5% to 95% RHNC

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Table 1: S1 - Address Dip Switch Explanation 1: J3 M5-8RP Power Selector & Reader Port 7
Address 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 One M5-8RP Installed Within The M5 Enclosure

·
J3
0 Off Off Off Off Off On On Off 3
J3 must be set to 2 & 3
1 On Off Off Off Off On On Off 2
·

Ground

Ground
+12Vdc

+12Vdc
2 Off On Off Off Off On On Off No additional power is required 1
3 On On Off Off Off On On Off
4 Off Off On Off Off On On Off
Two M5-8RP Installed Within The Same M5 Enclosure
5 On Off On Off Off On On Off J3 (first board) J3 (second board)
6 Off On On Off Off On On Off · J3 must be set to 2 & 3 (first board) 3 3

LED

DATA

GND

12V
2 2 TB4 TB1
·
7 On On On Off Off On On Off

VIN

GND

VIN

GND

VIN
J3 must be set to 1 & 2 (second board) 1 1
8 Off Off Off On Off On On Off
9 On Off Off On Off On On Off · Additional power is required (Figure 1) READER 7
10
11
Off
On
On
On
Off
Off
On
On
Off
Off
On
On
On
On
Off
Off · The 12V output on reader port 7 of the second M5-8RP is not current limited
Second M5-8RP
Figure 1
M5-IC or M5-COM

12 Off Off On On Off On On Off

13 On Off On On Off On On Off
14 Off On On On Off On On Off Explanation 2: Reader Wiring Explanation 3: Reader Input Wiring Configurations
15 On On On On Off On On Off
16 Off Off Off Off On On On Off
+12Vdc 12V Door contact and request to exit may be configured in one of three ways:
17 On Off Off Off On On On Off

READER
18 Off On Off Off On On On Off Ground GND 1. Unsupervised Wired to the F/2F Reader (Figure 2)
19 On On Off Off On On On Off 2. Supervised Wired to the F/2F Reader (Figure 3)
Data 1 DATA 3. Wired to a M/R-J Box, WIU-2
WIU-2, or 4033-BGN (Not pictured)
20 Off Off On Off On On On Off
Door DO
21 On Off On Off On On On Off (Reader LED)
LED
22 Off On On Off On On On Off Door Contact Switch Door Contact Switch
23 On On On Off On On On Off Normally Closed Normally Closed
24 Off Off Off On On On On Off Contact 1K, 1% Contact
25 On Off Off On On On On Off 1K, 1%
26 Off On Off On On On On Off
27 On On Off On On On On Off Request to Exit Switch Request to Exit Switch
Supervised F/2F Reader Normally Open Normally Open
28 Off Off On On On On On Off Contact 1K, 1% Contact
29 On Off On On On On On Off
1K, 1%
30 Off On On On On On On Off
31 On On On On On On On Off
Figure 2 Figure 3
Explanation 4: Output Wiring Configurations
DC Source – Suppression Diode Selection AC Source – Suppression MOV Selection
Diode Current Rating > 1x Strike Current Clamp Voltage > 1.5x Vac RMS
Diode Break Down Voltage: 4x Strike Voltage 24Vac Strike, Panasonic ERZ-C07DK470 Typical
12Vdc or 24Vdc Strike, Diode 1N4002 (100V / 1A) Typical Use one of the two methods of transient clamping below to protect relay
contacts and reduce EMI emissions. Locate the protection circuit as close to
the load as possible (12 inches [30cm] recommended). The circuit’s
DC Source – External Relay effectiveness decreases the further away it is. AC Source – External Relay
Suppression Diode Protect against accidental overloads by wiring in an inline fuse to the common Suppression Diode
External Relay side of the relay. External Relay
12V Fuse 12V Fuse
Important! The external relay's coil current must be restricted to 40mA.
READER

· The 5 volt relay coil resistance must be ≥ 125 ohms.

READER
GND Suppression Diode DC GND Suppression MOV AC
· The 12 volt relay coil resistance must be ≥ 300 ohms.
DATA DATA
Access It! Universal v4 and newer allows mapping a reader port to an output
LED Load on a separate sub-panel which is connected to the same M5-IC. LED Load

Blocking Diode Blocking Diode

To Reader’s Green LED Input To Reader’s Green LED Input
1N5817 Or 1N5817 Or
Equivalent Equivalent

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Digital Auxiliary Input 1

IN1

Mechanical Specifications

(Monitored by Processor A - Figure 1)

-55ºC to +85ºC, storage
0ºC to +70ºC, operating
5% to 95% RHNC

Digital Auxiliary Input 2

IN2

(Monitored by Processor A - Figure 1)

4 flash cycles in 700 ms ON / 300 ms OFF
1 second cycle, 200 ms ON / 800 ms OFF
flash cycle of 800 ms ON / 200 ms OFF

Waiting firmware download: flash cycle of 100 ms ON / 100 ms OFF

Digital Auxiliary Input 3

IN3

(Monitored by Processor A - Figure 1)

Temperature

Digital Auxiliary Input 4

IN4

Dimensions

(Monitored by Processor A - Figure 1)

Humidity
Example: S1 is set to address 10
SIO Address is Defined by S1

Digital Auxiliary Input 5

Normal LED Function
IN5

Processor A = Address 10

(Monitored by Processor A - Figure 1)

·
·

·
Processor A

Digital Auxiliary Input 6

SIO Communication Port Status
IN6

(Monitored by Processor A - Figure 1)

Heartbeat / On-Line Status

On-Line Non-encrypted:

Digital Auxiliary Input 7

On-Line Encrypted:
IN7

(Monitored by Processor A - Figure 1)

Digital Auxiliary Input 8
OFF – N/A
OFF – N/A
IN8

Off-Line:

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Digital Auxiliary Input 9

IN9

· A1/B1

· A2/B2
· A3/B3
· A4/B4

(Monitored by Processor A - Figure 1)

Digital Auxiliary Input 10
IN10

(Monitored by Processor A - Figure 1)

J1

J1 – M5 Backplane Connector
B4 B3 B2 B1 A4 A3 A2 A1

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Digital Auxiliary Input 1
IN11

(Monitored by Processor B - Figure 1)

Digital Auxiliary Input 2
(Monitored by Processor B - Figure 1) IN12
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Digital Auxiliary Input 3

IN13

ON OFF
(Monitored by Processor B - Figure 1)

S1
Digital Auxiliary Input 4

IN14
(Monitored by Processor B - Figure 1)
Digital Auxiliary Input 5

IN15
(Monitored by Processor B - Figure 1)
Digital Auxiliary Input 6

IN16
(Monitored by Processor B - Figure 1)

Each SIO address in the bus must be unique

Digital Auxiliary Input 7

IN17

S1 - Address Dip Switch (Table 1)

(Monitored by Processor B - Figure 1)

Set switches prior to powering up

SIO Address is Defined by S1 + 1

Example: S1 is set to address 10
Digital Auxiliary Input 8

IN18

Processor B = Address 11
(Monitored by Processor B - Figure 1)

Processor B
Digital Auxiliary Input 9

IN19
(Monitored by Processor B - Figure 1)

Start at address 0
Digital Auxiliary Input 10

IN20
(Monitored by Processor B - Figure 1)
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Table 1: S1 - Address Dip Switch Figure 1: Input Wiring Configurations
1K, 1%
Address 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Standard Supervised Circuit,

INx
0 Off Off Off Off Off On On Off Normally Closed Contact
1K, 1%

1 On Off Off Off Off On On Off 1K, 1%

2 Off On Off Off Off On On Off Standard Supervised Circuit,

INx
1K, 1%
3 On On Off Off Off On On Off Normally Open Contact
4 Off Off On Off Off On On Off
5 On Off On Off Off On On Off Unsupervised Circuit,

INx
6 Off On On Off Off On On Off Normally Closed Contact
7 On On On Off Off On On Off
8 Off Off Off On Off On On Off Unsupervised Circuit,

INx
9 On Off Off On Off On On Off Normally Open Contact
10 Off On Off On Off On On Off
11 On On Off On Off On On Off
12 Off Off On On Off On On Off
13 On Off On On Off On On Off
14 Off On On On Off On On Off
15 On On On On Off On On Off
16 Off Off Off Off On On On Off
17 On Off Off Off On On On Off
18 Off On Off Off On On On Off
19 On On Off Off On On On Off
20 Off Off On Off On On On Off
21 On Off On Off On On On Off
22 Off On On Off On On On Off
23 On On On Off On On On Off
24 Off Off Off On On On On Off
25 On Off Off On On On On Off
26 Off On Off On On On On Off
27 On On Off On On On On Off
28 Off Off On On On On On Off
29 On Off On On On On On Off
30 Off On On On On On On Off
31 N/A – – – – – – – –

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D8
4 flash cycles in 700 ms ON / 300 ms OFF
1 second cycle, 200 ms ON / 800 ms OFF

D7
flash cycle of 800 ms ON / 200 ms OFF

Waiting firmware download: flash cycle of 100 ms ON / 100 ms OFF

D9
Mechanical Specifications

TB1 D10
-55ºC to +85ºC, storage
0ºC to +70ºC, operating

+VDC
Digital Auxiliary Output 1
DO1

5% to 95% RHNC

(40mA@+5 to 24Vdc – Exp. 2) -VDC

+VDC
Digital Auxiliary Output 2
DO2

(40mA@+5 to 24Vdc – Exp. 2) -VDC

Normal LED Function

+VDC
Digital Auxiliary Output 3
DO3

Temperature

(40mA@+5 to 24Vdc – Exp. 2)

Dimensions

-VDC
Humidity
SIO Communication Port Status

+VDC
Digital Auxiliary Output 4
DO4

Heartbeat / On-Line Status

(40mA@+5 to 24Vdc – Exp. 2)

On-Line Non-encrypted:

-VDC
·
·

D12
On-Line Encrypted:

D11
D13
TB2 D14
+VDC
OFF – N/A
OFF – N/A
Off-Line:

Digital Auxiliary Output 5

DO5

(Table 2)

(40mA@+5 to 24Vdc – Exp. 2) -VDC

+VDC
Digital Auxiliary Output 6
DO6

· LED 5-20

(40mA@+5 to 24Vdc – Exp. 2) -VDC

· LED 1

· LED 2
· LED 3
· LED 4

+VDC

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Digital Auxiliary Output 7
D07

(40mA@+5 to 24Vdc – Exp. 2)

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-VDC
+VDC
Digital Auxiliary Output 8
DO8

(40mA@+5 to 24Vdc – Exp. 2) -VDC

J2

J2 – M5 Backplane Connector
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3
4

+VDC
Digital Auxiliary Output 9
DO9

(40mA@+5 to 24Vdc – Exp. 2) -VDC

+VDC DO10
Digital Auxiliary Output 10
(40mA@+5 to 24Vdc – Exp. 2) -VDC
+VDC

DO11
Digital Auxiliary Output 11

Each SIO address in the bus must be unique

(40mA@+5 to 24Vdc – Exp. 2) -VDC

S1 - Address Dip Switch (Table 1)

+VDC

DO12
Digital Auxiliary Output 12

Set switches prior to powering up

(40mA@+5 to 24Vdc – Exp. 2) -VDC
D16
TB3 D15
TB4 D17
D18
+VDC

Start at address 0
DO13
Digital Auxiliary Output 13
(40mA@+5 to 24Vdc – Exp. 2) -VDC
+VDC

DO14
Digital Auxiliary Output 14
(40mA@+5 to 24Vdc – Exp. 2) -VDC

·
·
·
+VDC

DO15
Digital Auxiliary Output 15
(40mA@+5 to 24Vdc – Exp. 2) -VDC

OFF ON
+VDC

DO16
Digital Auxiliary Output 16

S1
(40mA@+5 to 24Vdc – Exp. 2) -VDC 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
D20
D19
TB5 D5
D6
+VDC

DC IN
External Power Source
(24Vdc Max. - Exp. 1)
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Table 1: S1 - Address Dip Switch Table 2: Output Status LEDs Explanation 1: External Power Source
Address 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 On = Energized
0 Off Off Off Off Off On On Off TB5
1 On Off Off Off Off On On Off Output Number Associated LED Digital Output +VDC

DC IN
2 Off On Off Off Off On On Off 1 D7 Power Source Fuse
2 D8 +5 to 24Vdc GND
3 On On Off Off Off On On Off 3 D9
4 Off Off On Off Off On On Off 4 D10
5 On Off On Off Off On On Off 5 D11
6 Off On On Off Off On On Off 6 D12
7 On On On Off Off On On Off 7 D13
8 D14
8 Off Off Off On Off On On Off 9 D15
9 On Off Off On Off On On Off 10 D16 Explanation 2: Output Wiring
10 Off On Off On Off On On Off 11 D17
11 On On Off On Off On On Off 12 D18 Protect relay contacts and reduce EMI emissions by using a contact protection circuit as close
13 D19 to the load as possible (12 inches [30cm] recommended). The circuit’s effectiveness decreases
12 Off Off On On Off On On Off the further away it is.
14 D20
13 On Off On On Off On On Off 15 D5
14 Protect against accidental overloads by wiring in an inline fuse to the common side of the relay.
Off On On On Off On On Off 16 D6
15 On On On On Off On On Off Important! The external relay's coil current must be restricted to 40mA.
16 Off Off Off Off On On On Off · The 5 volt relay coil resistance must be ≥ 125 ohms.
17 On Off Off Off On On On Off · The 12 volt relay coil resistance must be ≥ 300 ohms.
· The 24 volt relay coil resistance must be ≥ 600 ohms.
18 Off On Off Off On On On Off
19 On On Off Off On On On Off
Suppression Diode Suppression Diode
20 Off Off On Off On On On Off
21 On Off On Off On On On Off
22 Off On On Off On On On Off External Relay
DC +5 to 24Vdc
23 On On On Off On On On Off +VDC

DO x
40mA Max.
24 Off Off Off On On On On Off Fuse -VDC
25 On Off Off On On On On Off
26 Off On Off On On On On Off
27 On On Off On On On On Off
28 Off Off On On On On On Off
Suppression Diode Selection
29 On Off On On On On On Off
Diode Current Rating > 1x Strike Current
30 Off On On On On On On Off Diode Break Down Voltage: 4x Strike Voltage
31 On On On On On On On Off 12Vdc or 24Vdc Strike, Diode 1N4002 (100V / 1A) Typical

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M5-16DOR Quick Reference
Auxiliary Output 16 - Form A

Auxiliary Output 15 - Form A

Auxiliary Output 14 - Form C

Auxiliary Output 13 - Form C

Auxiliary Output 12 - Form A

Auxiliary Output 11 - Form A

Auxiliary Output 10 - Form C

Auxiliary Output 9 - Form C

Auxiliary Output 8 - Form A

Auxiliary Output 7 - Form A

Auxiliary Output 6 - Form C

Auxiliary Output 5 - Form C

Auxiliary Output 4 - Form A

Auxiliary Output 3 - Form A

Auxiliary Output 2 - Form C

Auxiliary Output 1 - Form C

(2A@30Vac/dc resistive - Exp. 2)

(2A@30Vac/dc resistive - Exp. 2)

(2A@30Vac/dc resistive - Exp. 1)

(2A@30Vac/dc resistive - Exp. 1)

(2A@30Vac/dc resistive - Exp. 2)

(2A@30Vac/dc resistive - Exp. 2)

(2A@30Vac/dc resistive - Exp. 1)

(2A@30Vac/dc resistive - Exp. 1)

(2A@30Vac/dc resistive - Exp. 2)

(2A@30Vac/dc resistive - Exp. 2)

(2A@30Vac/dc resistive - Exp. 1)

(2A@30Vac/dc resistive - Exp. 1)

(2A@30Vac/dc resistive - Exp. 2)

(2A@30Vac/dc resistive - Exp. 2)

(2A@30Vac/dc resistive - Exp. 1)

(2A@30Vac/dc resistive - Exp. 1)

NO C NO C NO C NC NO C NC NO C NO C NO C NC NO C NC NO C NO C NO C NC NO C NC NO C NO C NO C NC NO C NC

RLY 16 RLY 15 RLY 14 RLY 13 RLY 12 RLY 11 RLY 10 RLY 9 RLY 8 RLY 7 RLY 6 RLY 5 RLY 4 RLY 3 RLY 2 RLY 1
TB4 TB3 4 3 2 1 TB2 TB1

RLY 16 RLY 15 RLY 14 RLY 13 RLY 12 RLY 11 RLY 10 RLY 9 RLY 8 RLY 7 RLY 6 RLY 5 RLY 4 RLY 3 RLY 2 RLY 1

Normal LED Function

S1
OFF ON J3 · LED 1 Heartbeat / On-Line Status
Off-Line: 1 second cycle, 200 ms ON / 800 ms OFF
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

On-Line Non-encrypted: flash cycle of 800 ms ON / 200 ms OFF

S1 - Address Dip Switch (Table 1) On-Line Encrypted: 4 flash cycles in 700 ms ON / 300 ms OFF
· Start at address 0 Waiting firmware download: flash cycle of 100 ms ON / 100 ms OFF
· Each SIO address in the bus must be unique · LED 2 SIO Communication Port Status
· Set switches prior to powering up · LED 3 OFF – N/A
· LED 4 OFF – N/A

J3 – M5 Backplane Connector
(Slots 1-5)

Mechanical Specifications
· Dimensions 3.5" (88.9mm) W x 10.25" (260.35mm) L
· Temperature -55ºC to +85ºC, storage
0ºC to +70ºC, operating
· Humidity 5% to 95% RHNC

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Table 1: S1 - Address Dip Switch Explanation 1: Form C Output Wiring Configurations
Address 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 When controlling power to the door strike, the Normally Open and Common poles are used. When momentarily removing power to unlock
the door, as with a mag lock, the Normally Closed and Common poles are used.
0 Off Off Off Off Off On On Off
1 On Off Off Off Off On On Off Use one of the two methods of transient clamping below to protect relay contacts and reduce EMI emissions. Locate the protection circuit as
close to the load as possible (12 inches [30cm] recommended). The circuit’s effectiveness decreases the further away it is.
2 Off On Off Off Off On On Off
3 On On Off Off Off On On Off Protect against accidental overloads by wiring in an inline fuse to the common side of the relay.
4 Off Off On Off Off On On Off
5 On Off On Off Off On On Off
6 Off On On Off Off On On Off AC Source – Internal Relay
DC Source – Suppression Diode Selection
7 On On On Off Off On On Off Diode Current Rating > 1x Strike Current

NO
8 Off Off Off On Off On On Off Diode Break Down Voltage: 4x Strike Voltage Fuse
9 On Off Off On Off On On Off 12Vdc or 24Vdc Strike, Diode 1N4002 (100V / 1A) Typical

RLY
Suppression MOV AC

C
10 Off On Off On Off On On Off

NC
11 On On Off On Off On On Off
12 Off Off On On Off On On Off
DC Source – Internal Relay Load
13 On Off On On Off On On Off
14 Off On On On Off On On Off

NO
15 Fuse
On On On On Off On On Off

RLY
16 Off Off Off Off On On On Off Suppression Diode DC

C
AC Source – Suppression MOV Selection
17 On Off Off Off On On On Off Clamp Voltage > 1.5x Vac RMS

NC
18 Off On Off Off On On On Off 24Vac Strike, Panasonic ERZ-C07DK470 Typical
19 On On Off Off On On On Off Load
20 Off Off On Off On On On Off
21 On Off On Off On On On Off
22 Off On On Off On On On Off
23 On On On Off On On On Off
24 Off Off Off On On On On Off
25 On Off Off On On On On Off Explanation 2: Form A Output Wiring Configurations
26 Off On Off On On On On Off When controlling power to the door strike, the Normally Open and Common poles are used. When momentarily removing power to unlock
27 On On Off On On On On Off the door, as with a mag lock, the Normally Closed and Common poles are used. If the relay does not have a Normally Closed pole, the relay
28 Off Off On On On On On Off must be configured by the host to be energized when in the locked state. Check with local building codes for proper egress door installation.
29 On Off On On On On On Off Use one of the two methods of transient clamping below to protect relay contacts and reduce EMI emissions. Locate the protection circuit as
30 Off On On On On On On Off close to the load as possible (12 inches [30cm] recommended). The circuit’s effectiveness decreases the further away it is.
31 On On On On On On On Off Protect against accidental overloads by wiring in an inline fuse to the common side of the relay.

AC Source – Internal Relay

DC Source – Suppression Diode Selection
Diode Current Rating > 1x Strike Current Suppression MOV
Diode Break Down Voltage: 4x Strike Voltage
12Vdc or 24Vdc Strike, Diode 1N4002 (100V / 1A) Typical

Load

NO
AC
DC Source – Internal Relay

RLY

C
Suppression Diode
Fuse

Load AC Source – Suppression MOV Selection

NO

DC
Clamp Voltage > 1.5x Vac RMS
RLY

24Vac Strike, Panasonic ERZ-C07DK470 Typical

C

Fuse

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M2000 Base Quick Reference
Digital Inputs - (Figure 1) Readers - 12Vdc Only (Explanations 2 & 3)
TB1 (IN1 - IN5) TB2 (IN6 - IN10) TB3 (Reader Port 1) TB4 (Reader Port 2)
PIN 1 Reader 1 Door Contact – DI 1 PIN 1 Reader 3 REX – DI 6 PIN 1 +12Vdc PIN 1 +12Vdc
PIN 2 Reader 1 Door Contact – DI 1 return PIN 2 Reader 3 REX – DI 6 return PIN 2 GND PIN 2 GND
PIN 3 Reader 1 REX – DI 2 PIN 3 Reader 4 Door Contact – DI 7 PIN 3 Reader Data 1 – DI PIN 3 Reader Data 1 – DI
PIN 4 Reader 1 REX – DI 2 return PIN 4 Reader 4 Door Contact – DI 7 return PIN 4 Reader LED – DO1 PIN 4 Reader LED – DO2
PIN 5 Reader 2 Door Contact – DI 3 PIN 5 Reader 4 REX – DI 8
PIN 6 Reader 2 Door Contact – DI 3 return PIN 6 Reader 4 REX – DI 8 return TB5 (Reader Port 3) TB6 (Reader Port 4)
PIN 7 Reader 2 REX – DI 4 PIN 7 Auxiliary Input 9 – DI 9 PIN 1 +12Vdc PIN 6 +12Vdc
PIN 8 Reader 2 REX – DI 4 return PIN 8 Auxiliary Input 9 – DI 9 return PIN 2 GND PIN 7 GND
PIN 9 Reader 3 Door Contact – DI 5 PIN 9 Auxiliary Input 10 – DI 10 PIN 3 Reader Data 1 – DI PIN 8 Reader Data 1 – DI
PIN 10 Reader 3 Door Contact – DI 5 return PIN 10 Auxiliary Input 10 – DI 10 return PIN 4 Reader LED – DO3 PIN 9 Reader LED – DO4

1 TB1 10 1 TB3 4 1 TB4 4

Mechanical Specifications 1 D1
· Dimensions 3.5" (88.9mm) W x 10.25" (260.35mm) L 2 D2 TB7
· Temperature -55ºC to +85ºC, storage 3 D3

1
4 D4 TB7 - RS-485 Bus Port 2
0ºC to +70ºC, operating
5 D13 (2 wire ONLY! - Figure 2)
· Humidity 5% to 95% RHNC

3
6 D14
1
TB2 10 1
TB5 4 1
TB6 4 JP1
JP1 - Termination
(Figure 2)
JP2

JP2 - Always set to LO

S1
OFF ON
S1 - Address Dip Switch (Table 1)
12345678

· Start at address 0
· Each SIO address in the bus must be unique

J7
· Set switches prior to powering up J7 - M5-IC Connector

Mounts
Replace card puller with mounting screws.
TB8 TB8

1
PIN 1 18Vac (Do not use 24 Vac)
RLY8 RLY7 RLY6 RLY5 RLY4 RLY3 RLY2 RLY1 PIN 2 18Vac (Do not use 24 Vac)
PIN 3 GND
PIN 4 +12Vdc out
D12 D11 D9 D7 D10 D6 D8 D5 PIN 5 Tamper Switch (GND)
TB12 TB11 TB10 TB9 PIN 6 Tamper Switch
LEDs 1 6 1 6 1 6 1 6
PIN 7 12V Battery +

8
D1 Off-Line / On-Line and Battery Status PIN 8 12V Battery –
Off-Line: 1 second cycle, 200ms ON / 800ms OFF
On-Line: 1 second cycle, 800ms ON / 200ms OFF
Double Flash: Battery Low Outputs - (Explanation 1)
D2 Host Communication Activity
D3 J7 Communication Activity TB9 (Out 1 - Out 2) TB10 (Out 3 - Out 4)
D4 RS-485 Bus Communication Activity PIN 1 Door Strike 1 – C PIN 1 Door Strike 2 – C
D5 Output 1 - ON = Energized PIN 2 Door Strike 1 – NC PIN 2 Door Strike 2 – NC
D6 Output 3 - ON = Energized PIN 3 Door Strike 1 – NO PIN 3 Door Strike 2 – NO
D7 Output 5 - ON = Energized PIN 4 Auxiliary Output 2 – C PIN 4 Auxiliary Output 4 – C
D8 Output 2 - ON = Energized PIN 5 Auxiliary Output 2 – NC PIN 5 Auxiliary Output 4 – NC
D9 Output 6 - ON = Energized PIN 6 Auxiliary Output 2 – NO PIN 6 Auxiliary Output 4 – NO
D10 Output 4 - ON = Energized TB11 (Out 5 - Out 6) TB12 (Out 7 - Out 8)
D11 Output 7 - ON = Energized PIN 1 Door Strike 3 – C PIN 1 Door Strike 4 – C
D12 Output 8 - ON = Energized PIN 2 Door Strike 3 – NC PIN 2 Door Strike 4 – NC
D13 Unassigned PIN 3 Door Strike 3 – NO PIN 3 Door Strike 4 – NO
D14 Unassigned PIN 4 Auxiliary Output 6 – C PIN 4 Auxiliary Output 8 – C
PIN 5 Auxiliary Output 6 – NC PIN 5 Auxiliary Output 8 – NC
PIN 6 Auxiliary Output 6 – NO PIN 6 Auxiliary Output 8 – NO

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Table 1: S1 - Address Dip Switch Exp. 1: Input Wiring Configurations Exp. 2: RS-485 Sub-Panel Bus Termination
Address 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 The M2000 Base has one 2 wire
RS-485 sub-panel bus. The bus

IN x
0 Off Off Off Off Off On On Off Normally Closed

Drain Wire
needs to be terminated at both the
1 On Off Off Off Off On On Off beginning and ending points.
2 Off On Off Off Off On On Off

TB7
JP1 is the termination jumper for

IN x

Shield
3 On On Off Off Off On On Off Normally Opened GND the RS-485 Sub-Panel Bus.
4 Off Off On Off Off On On Off TR –
5 On Off On Off Off On On Off 1K, 1%
6 Off On On Off Off On On Off TR+

IN x
1K, 1% Normally Closed Supervised
7 On On On Off Off On On Off
8 Off Off Off On Off On On Off 1K, 1% JP1

9 On Off Off On Off On On Off

IN x
1K, 1% Normally Opened Supervised
10 Off On Off On Off On On Off
11 On On Off On Off On On Off
12 Off Off On On Off On On Off
13 On Off On On Off On On Off Exp. 3: Reader Wiring Exp. 4: Reader Input Wiring Configurations
14 Off On On On Off On On Off
15 On On On On Off On On Off Door contact and request to exit may be configured in one of four ways:
+12Vdc
16 Off Off Off Off On On On Off 1. Unsupervised Wired to the F/2F Reader (Figure 2)
Ground 2. Supervised Wired to the F/2F Reader (Figure 3)
17 On Off Off Off On On On Off
3. Wired to a M/R-J Box, WIU-2
WIU-2, or 4033-BGN (Not pictured)
18 Off On Off Off On On On Off Data 1
4. Wired to the dedicated input on the M2000 Base
19 On On Off Off On On On Off Door DO
20 Off Off On Off On On On Off (Reader LED)

21 On Off On Off On On On Off Door Contact Switch Door Contact Switch

Normally Closed Normally Closed
22 Off On On Off On On On Off Contact 1K, 1% Contact
23 On On On Off On On On Off
1K, 1%
24 Off Off Off On On On On Off
25 On Off Off On On On On Off Request to Exit Switch Request to Exit Switch
26 Off On Off On On On On Off Supervised F/2F Reader Normally Open Normally Open
27 Contact 1K, 1% Contact
On On Off On On On On Off
28 Off Off On On On On On Off 1K, 1%
29 On Off On On On On On Off
30 Off On On On On On On Off Figure 2 Figure 3
31 On On On On On On On Off
Exp. 5: Output Wiring Configurations
Use one of the two methods of transient clamping below to protect relay contacts and reduce EMI emissions. Protect against accidental overloads by wiring in an inline fuse to the common side of the relay.

DC Source – Internal Relay AC Source – External Relay

DC Source – Suppression Diode Selection
Suppression Diode
Diode Current Rating > 1x Strike Current
Diode Break Down Voltage: 4x Strike Voltage OUT x Fuse External Relay
12Vdc or 24Vdc Strike, Diode 1N4002 (100V / 1A) Typical VO Fuse
C Suppression Diode DC
GND Suppression MOV AC
NC
DC Source – External Relay DISP
Suppression Diode NO Load
LED Load
External Relay
12V Fuse
AC Source – Internal Relay Blocking Diode
READER x

Suppression Diode DC To Reader’s Green LED Input

GND 1N5817 Or
Equivalent
DATA Fuse
OUT x
LED Load Suppression MOV AC
C AC Source – Suppression MOV Selection
NC
Clamp Voltage > 1.5x Vac RMS
Blocking Diode 24Vac Strike, Panasonic ERZ-C07DK470 Typical
To Reader’s Green LED Input
1N5817 Or
NO Load
Equivalent
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WIU-2 Quick Reference

J6 – HID™ Reader Supervision

The 2-pin connector J6 is the HID reader supervision connector. By default,
the connector is not jumpered and HID reader supervision is disabled. Place a
jumper over this connector to enable HID reader supervision.
Open: Disabled default
Closed: Enabled

J6

9 10
J1 – Reader Interface Connector

8
1
J1-1: Door DI Common Return
J2 – Controller Interface Connector J1-2: Door DI Switch

7
2
J1-3: Exit DI Common Return
J1-1: 12Vdc Power for WIU-2. J1-4: Exit DI Switch

6
3
J1-2: Ground J1-5: Wiegand Data 1
J1-3: Door DO/LED Control Used to control door strike and activate green LED. J5

5
4

J1-6: Wiegand Data 0

J1-4: Reader F/2F Data J1-7: DO/LED Control Used to control door strike and activate green LED.

4
5

J1-5: Strike Normally Closed J1-8: Beeper Control Signal switches to ground to activate the beeper.
J1-6: Strike Common J1-9: -12Vdc Ground

3
6

J1-7: Strike Normally Opened J1-10: +12Vdc Power Fused power, 250mA maximum.

2
7

J3

1
J2
J1

J3 – Two-State Reporting Connector

The 2-pin connector J3 is the 2-state reporting connector. By default, this J5 – Reserved
connector is jumpered to enable 2-state reporting. Remove the jumper to The 2-pin connector J5 is reserved.
disable 2-state reporting. Open: Disabled default
Open: Disabled Closed: Enabled
Closed: Enabled default

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4033-BGN Quick Reference

SW1 – Dipswitch
OFF ON
Dip 1 Not Used Not Used
Dip 2 CASI 3201 (C10103) Treats 32-bit cards as CASI BCD cards.
HID Standard 26 (H10301)
HID Standard 37 (H10302)
HID Corporate 1000 (H103XX)
Dip 3 Use existing HID readers without the supervision feature. HID supervised mode – uses new HID readers with supervision feature.
Dip 4 No Two-State Switch status message sent to CASI panel. Two-State Switch supervised mode – sends status message to CASI panel.

P1
SW1

O N
1

9 10
1 2 3 4

ON
P2

4
P1 – Reader Interface Connector
1
U2
P2 – Controller Interface Connector

8
P1-10: +12Vdc Power
2

P1-9: -12Vdc Ground & Door DI Common

7
P2-1: +12Vdc Power
P1-8: Beeper Control
3

P2-2: -12Vdc Ground

6
P2-3: Door Strike Control DO P1-7: LED Control
4

P2-4: Reader Data 1 P1-6: Wiegand Data 1

5
P2-5: Door Strike Relay Normally Closed P1-5: Wiegand Data 0
5

P1-4: Exit DI Switch

4
P2-6: Door Strike Relay Common
P1-3: Exit DI Common
6

P2-7: Door Strike Relay Normally Open

3
P1-2: Door DI Switch
7

P1-1: Not Used

2
1

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WIU-4 Quick Reference

Jumper Settings
Description OFF ON
J4 Door and REX Supervision 2-State Supervision Default 4-State Supervision
J5 Reserved N/A Must be jumped across pins 1 and 2
J7 Cabinet Tamper Switch N/A Jumper ON if not used Default
J9 Reserved Default N/A

J10

5
J10 – Door Strike Relay Connector
J6

4
J10-5: Normally Open Contact NO
J10-4: Not Used J6 – Reader Interface Connector

1
J10-3: Normally Closed Contact NC
J10-2: Relay Power Common Return J6-1: +12Vdc Reader Power* Fused power, 250mA maximum.

2
J6-2: Ground

J5
J10-1: Relay Power Source
J6-3: Wiegand Data 0

3
J6-4: Wiegand Data 1

4
J6-5: Green LED Switches to ground during door unlock time.
J8 – Controller Interface Connector
4 J6-6: Red LED Optional - Switches to ground during door unlock time.

5
J8-4: Reader F/2F Data
3
J6-7: Beeper Optional - Signal switches to ground to activate the beeper.
J8-3: Door DO J6-8: Tamper Select** Optional

6
2

J8-2: Ground 0Vdc = no tamper

7
J8-1: Power 12vDC power for WIU-4 Open = tamper
1

J6-9: Tamper Common** Optional - Ground Output

8
J8 J6-10: +5Vdc Reader Power*

10 9
J7
* Use J6-1 or J6-10 for reader power, not both.
** If not used, tie J6-8 to J6-9

1
J3 – Door and REX Connector

2
J3-1: +12Vdc Fused power, 250mA maximum.
J3-2: Ground

3
J3-3: Door High 5Vdc output.

4
J3-4: Door Common Return – 0-5Vdc input.
J3-5: REX High 5Vdc output.

5
J3-6: REX Common Return – 0-5Vdc input.

6
J4

J9
J3

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Figure 1: Ground Traces

Explanation 1: Ground Traces

Ground Traces
(Explanation 1)
When using a single earth ground where all M5 enclosures are wired
together via the RS-485 Bus, additional action is required.

If using unique earth grounds for each M5 enclosure, no additional

action is required.

The system requires that only ONE earth ground be utilized for each
M5 enclosure. If using more than one M5 enclosure sharing the same
earth ground, the ground trace(s) on the additional enclosures need
to be modified as in Figure 1 to prevent ground loop issues.