safetrust 8845-300 IoT Sensor Keypad User Guide
In the box
#6-32 x .375” spanner security screw
Option 1: Secures the top and bottom casing together
#6-32 x .375” phillips flat head screw
Option 2: Secures the top and bottom casing together
#6-32 x .375” Phillips machine screws
For mounting wall bracket
What you’ll need
- A working internet connection
- Cable, 5-12 conductor (Wiegand), 4 conductor Twisted Pair Over All Shield and UL approved, Belden3107A or equivalent (OSDP)
- Linear DC power supply
- Metal or plastic junction box
Drill with various bits for mounting hardware
Installation
For a wall mounted installation, locate the electrical box which will be recessed into the wall. You will see a top and bottom metal flange with holes which is used to secure the back plate to the wall. Using the Phillips machine screws provided (#6- 32 x .375”) screw the back plate against electrical box so that it’s flush.
Wire Colors
The next step is to connect the wires as per the wiring table above.
Once the back plate has been fitted and the wiring is complete, the top casing can be inserted onto the bottom casing like shown above.
Complete the hardware installation by fixing the snake eye screws (security screws) to the top and bottom casing (#6-32X5/16″ SS).
Configuration
Open the Safe trust Wallet APP and select Manage Sensor tab. Make sure your system admin has set you up with this role.
With the Admin Installer tab open from the App, bring the phone in range of the IoT Sensor and once visible from the App, highlight and select “Configure”.
- Choose an Identity System.
- Specify the Type of access from the dropdown (eg. Door, Gate etc.)
- Assign a short Name and Description using alphanumeric characters.
- Choose an Output for the sensor (the default is set to Wiegand).
When the IoT Sensor information is saved successfully to Credential Manager and assigned to the Identity System, the new description will appear in the Manage Sensor tab with a unique serial number assigned.
Testing
Access with cards
Status LED
Solid red
Indicates idle mode
Flashing red
Powering up
Solid green
Success
Flashing green
Credential is read and access is granted
Access with mobile
Status LED
Solid red
Indicates idle mode
Flashing red
Powering up
Solid Blue
Success
Flashing Blue
Credential is read and access is granted
Regulatory Information
FCC: This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
Canada Radio Certification: This device complies with Industry Canada license-exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.
CE Marking: Safetrust hereby declares that these proximity readers are in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC.
Support
Thank you for purchasing the Safetrust IoT Sensor Keypad.
If for any reason you need assistance with your installation, please contact your local Sales representative.
Sincerely – The Safetrust Team
http://www.safetrust.com/support
Documents / Resources
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