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AN1087 - How to create multiple data lines and side spurs with a repeater Paxton Access
RS485 data line limitations
The Net2 data line uses RS485 data signalling. This species that the data line is connected to the units as a series of point-to-point nodes, NOT as a star, ring or multiple line network. The two ends of the cable must have termination resistors connected across both data pairs and the total length of any single line must not exceed 1000 metres. Without termination resistors, reections of these fast signals will cause data propagation (multiple signals) resulting in some data corruption. Star and ring layouts do not allow correct termination and so are not allowed because of these signal reections.
Orange
Black/White
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Green
Mauve
CAUTION: for 12v d.c. readers only. For correct connection of old 5v readers, refer to instructions.
Power
Keypad 2
z-1440
Relay 1
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Blue
Brown
Red
Brown
Reader 2
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Relay 2
Reader 1
Keypad 1
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A B C D
Inputs
SCRN
SCRN
Orange
A B C D
1 2 3 4
Network
Contact
Relay 1
Relay 2
Tamper
PSU
Exit
12v
OK
Rx
Tx
5v
Termination resistors x2
Termination resistors x2
This unit has onboard resistors which can be put into circuit by putting the jumper across the 2 pins.
Up to 5 repeaters can be used on a data network. This gives a maximum distance of 6000 metres for a data line with a repeater placed every 1000 metres down the line
The repeater has input and output ports labelled PC and ACU. The unit should always have the PC port on the side nearest to the converter.
Although the repeater is a bi-directional unit, the LED indications will be incorrect if this is not done.
Net2
V4
AN1087 - How to create multiple data lines and side spurs with a repeater
Orange
Black/White
Yellow
Green
Mauve
CAUTION: for 12v d.c. readers only. For correct connection of old 5v readers, refer to instructions.
Power
Keypad 2
z-1440
Relay 1
Yellow
Blue
Brown
Red
Brown
Reader 2
Brown Yellow
Relay 2
Reader 1 Keypad 1
24898 00000
A B C D
Inputs
SCRN
Further side spurs can be added to the original data line - for example a single main corridor with several side corridors or a building staircase with several oors to service. These side spurs can have their own spurs - for example on a university campus containing groups of individual buildings. Experience shows that up to 5 repeaters can be used on a single network without loss of signal quality. The following examples should help to explain this more fully.
SCRN
Orange
A B C D
1 2 3 4
Network
Contact
Relay 1
Relay 2
Tamper
PSU
Exit
12v
OK
Termination resistors x2
Rx
Tx
5v
CAUTION: for 12v d.c. readers only. For correct connection of old 5v readers, refer to instructions.
Power
Relay 1
Relay 2
Orange Reader 1
Orange
Black/White
Yellow
Green
Mauve
Keypad 2
z-1440
Yellow
Blue
Brown
Red
Brown
Reader 2
24898 00000
Brown Yellow
Keypad 1
A B C D
Orange
Inputs
SCRN
SCRN
A B C D
SCRN
A B C D
Net2
Resistor jumpers removed
SCRN
A B C D
SCRN
A B C D
AN1087 - How to create multiple data lines and side spurs with a repeater
SCRN
A B C D
SCRN
A B C D
SCRN
1 2 3 4
A B C D
Network
Contact
Relay 1
Relay 2
Tamper
PSU
Exit
12v
OK
Termination resistors x2
Rx
Tx
5v
SCRN
SCRN
A B C D
A B C D
V4
Star formations
A traditional star formation is not possible as previously explained but the normal limitation of two data lines ( one line with the PC in the middle ) can be greatly expanded by means of several repeaters, up to a maximum of 12 lines. However, it is unlikely that this will be the best method of wiring the data line network as it is being serviced by a single PC port. Multiple serial ports supporting 4 or 5 lines would normally be a far better option.
SCRN
A B C D
SCRN
A B C D
SCRN
A B C D
SCRN
A B C D
AN1087 - How to create multiple data lines and side spurs with a repeater
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A B C D A B C D
SCRN
A B C D
Net2
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