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Transmitter DOLCMWIHIDEM, DOLCSWIHIDEM Owner's manual

  • Hello! I've reviewed the user manual for the Transmitter Solutions DOLCMWIHIDEM and DOLCSWIHIDEM proximity readers. This document details the installation process, wiring, technical specifications, and key features such as its compatibility with both EM and HID cards, waterproof design, operating temperature range and tamper detection. I am ready to answer any specific questions you have about these readers.
  • What type of cards are compatible with these readers?
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Introduction
Wiring
Color Function Notes
Red Power + 9～18 V DC Power Input
Black GND Ground
Green D0 Wiegand D0
White D1
Brown LED Green LED light control
Yellow Buzzer Buzzer control
Wiegand D1
Installation
12
Parameter s
A:
B:
A1: 1/8 “
: 1/8 “
1/4 “
1/4 “
5/16 “
1-5/8”
C1:
C:
Wall
A
B3-1/4 “
3/8 “
3/8 “
C
Step1
Step2
Step3
Model
Operating Voltage
Frequency
Card Type
Reading Distance
Output Format
Working Temperature
Standby Current
Operating Humidity
Index of Protection
Dimension
9 18V DC～
125KHz
EM card & HI D card
11/8 to 31/8 “
HID Wiegand 26 - 37,
EM Wiegand 26
- 40˚F - 140˚F
≤25 mA
10% 98% RH～
IP 66
3
Packing List
1
Reader
1
Manual
Screw Driver
2
Wall Fixing Plugs
2
Self Tapping Screws
Name Quantity
1
User Manual
Proximity Reader
DOLCMWIHIDEM
DOLCSWIHIDEM
DOLCMWIHI DEM/
DOLCSWIHI DEM
L43/4 x W 17/8 x H 7/8 “
L43/4 x W 3 x H 7/8 “
The DOLCMWIHIDEM/DOLCSWIHIDEM are
Wiegand Output Proximity Readers. 125KHz EM
and 125KHz HID formats are compatible with
these readers. These readers have the ability
to read a HID format between Wiegand ranges
of 26 bits - 37 bits. The default EM bit range is
set to Wiegand 26 bits.
These indoor and outdoor readers are
waterproof and functions at extreme
temperatures (-40F - 140F). The readers also
have a built-in light sensor to signal when the
keypad is being tampered.
• Drill 2 holes (A,C) on the wall for the
screws and one hole for the cable
• Knock the wall fixing plugs to holes A
and C
• Screw the back cover to the wall
• Thread the cable through hole B
• Attach the unit to the back cover
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