Installation Guide

Network Receiver

Configuring the Network Receiver

The Network Receiver receives the Tag’s broadcast signal via its

receiving antenna and sends the Tag data to a PC or control device

based on how it has been programmed to respond to the Activator ID.

The following items are necessary for the successful configuration of

the Network Receiver:

• A computer with a terminal program and a free communications port

• A standard one-to-one computer modem RS-232 cable with a DB9 male

connector (Receiver end) and a suitable connector for the PC/terminal

end

IMPORTANT! Do not use a null-modem cable or null-modem adapter.

Receiver Defaults

The Network Receiver has factory default settings that can be

modified with commands given to the Receiver via Windows

HyperTerminal.

• Wiegand and TTL output capabilities enabled

• Wiegand and serial output is enabled

• Tag data with any valid Activator ID will be output

• No Wiegand data will be output for panic or tamper Tag alarms or for

beacon reads.

• Diagnostics are turned off

• Serial output is set at 19200 baud with long format

• Receiver ID is 001

Connecting Power

All Network Serial Receivers come with a 5VDC, 400mA power

transformer (9VDC, 500mA for IP) that plugs into a 110 V AC outlet.

If uninterruptible power is an issue, a backup battery or UPS can be

used. Alternative power may be obtained by the 24 V DC, 400 mA

connector located on the back panel.

To connect power to the Network Receiver

1. Ensure that the 110 V AC outlet is near the Network Receiver

and is easily accessible.

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