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I am installing an EPM II, one of the more recent Indoor/Outdor RFID readers, and I am not sure which wires need to be connected to what. I know in the older ones, the station wires go in 1 and 2, and so on. On this one, the wires are attached to the circuit board and I need to know which is the common and NC connectors. Also, does the EPM II have a jumper to switch it from NO to NC? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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Yellow leads to ESI extension port.
White to strike plate.
NO/NC jumper is on the main board of the unit, manual will tell you exactly how to change it from no to nc.
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In the box with the new reader is the instructions and wiring detail. Don't be afraid to cut the wires to make them shorter. Many times there's not enough room behind the reader to accommodate all that length of wire.
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