https://docs.labkey.io/en/docs/cablaggio/Recent content in Wiring diagrams for a quick connection on LabKey DocsHugo -- gohugo.ioenhttps://docs.labkey.io/en/docs/cablaggio/dip-switch-addressing/Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000https://docs.labkey.io/en/docs/cablaggio/dip-switch-addressing/DIP Switch Addressing Before starting, it is necessary to set the numbering via the switches located on the electronic board, as shown in the table below. Each control device must be numbered from 1 to 8 and must be unique, keeping in mind that the same number cannot be repeated. Does your control device not have a DIP switch? You can consider it as device number 1. Note: Before setting the DIP switches, make sure to disconnect the power terminal from the reader (Next, Mini, Glass, Extreme models) and the battery for the LabKey Mini Radio model.https://docs.labkey.io/en/docs/cablaggio/rs485-bus-wiring/Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000https://docs.labkey.io/en/docs/cablaggio/rs485-bus-wiring/The connection between the control unit and the control device is made via an RS-485 cable. This specification is common to all LabKey readers that use this bus: Next, Mini, Glass and Extreme Vandal-Proof Keypad. Recommended 4-wire cable (2x 0.22 A, B / 2x 0.50 +, -). Maximum wiring distance: 200 m. Attention! Do not reverse the terminal block polarities. The control device is powered directly by the control unit. Up to 8 control devices can be connected to the control unit (up to 4 for the 2-relay version), using a star or daisy-chain connection.https://docs.labkey.io/en/docs/cablaggio/relay-and-power-wiring/Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000https://docs.labkey.io/en/docs/cablaggio/relay-and-power-wiring/Power Supply Control units require the supplied 12V/1A power supply. Every control device, except the LabKey Mini Radio Keypad, is powered directly by the control unit through the RS485 cable connection. The radio keypad is the exception: it runs on a CR2450 battery that lasts an average of 2 years, depending on usage. Relay Connection Connect the gate or electronic device you want to operate, break its circuit, and bridge it to the control unit’s terminal using one of the available relays.https://docs.labkey.io/en/docs/cablaggio/extreme-usb-wiring/Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000https://docs.labkey.io/en/docs/cablaggio/extreme-usb-wiring/The flush-mounted LabKey Extreme QR Code reader does not use the RS-485 bus: the connection between the control unit and the control device is made via a USB to RJ-50 cable (cable included). The control device is powered directly by the control unit. For mechanical mounting on a wall or turnstile — a typical setup for turnstile access control — see the Extreme reader page.