The Door Module is a bus device located in the vicinity of a door, and it controls devices installed on the door, such as a lock cylinder, a key reader, an RFID reader, an electric lock, an electric strike plate, a magnet lock, and so on.
This Door Module is hosted by a Net Bridge; it does not operate independently. This Door Module has several different use cases, and it can be used both as unprogrammed or programmed.
N502 Door Module Common Use Cases
- Connecting a calendar-controlled electric lock
- Connecting an RFID reader to control an electric lock
- Connecting a key reader to control an electric lock
- Connecting an RFID reader to control an alarm system
- Connecting lock cylinders for remote management
- Connecting an RFID/PIN reader to control an electric lock by a key and PIN code combination
- Connecting a code-controlled electric lock
- Updating, sharing and collecting lock and key information such as access rights, time profiles, log events and lists of blocked keys through a D2D network with an RFID/PIN reader N504 or N505
- Door status monitoring
Connections
- CYLINDERS — Cylinder connections for 1 cylinder
- INPUTS - IN 1/IN 2 — Potential-free inputs have varying functions according to the selected operating mode
- INPUTS - EXT — A potential-free contact information for conditional access rights
- READER RS-485 — The reader bus controls the RFID/PIN reader N504 or N505
- RELAY K1 — Relay output for controlling an external device
- FAULT RELAY K2 – To allow fault information to be sent to an external system (option)