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Problem (Issue) Statement:

How to connect XP-SNET controller to XP-SNET-E5D Extension Board

Description:

A guide to connect XP-SNET controller to XP-SNET-E5D extension board.

Related Software:

  • xPortalNet v1.5 Standard
  • xPortalNet v1.5 Lite
  • xPortalNet v1.5 PS

Related Hardware:

  • XP-SNET v3.45 and above
  • XP-SNET-E5D

System Application:

  • Door Access System

Symptom and Finding:

NA

Cause:

For first time guide to connect XP-SNET controller to XP-SNET-E5D extension board.

Solution:







Summary:

  • To connect XP-SNET controller to XP-SNET-E5D extension board.

  • To observe the XP-SNET-E5D after configuring the address of XP-SNET-E5D.


Step-by-step Guide:

  • To connect XP-SNET controller to XP-SNET-E5D extension board:

Step 1: Please follow the wiring diagram as shown below:
Wiring Diagram Between XP-SNET Controller to XP-SNET-E5D Extension Board
Figure 1: Wiring diagram Between XP-SNET Controller to XP-SNET-E5D Extension Board

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Note

XP-SNET-E5D extension board ADDR DIP switch settings must be configured as "9".

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  • To observe the XP-SNET-E5D after configuring the address of XP-SNET-E5D: 

Step 1: Please ensure that all the relevant door settings are sent to XP-SNET controller.

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Step 2: Next, on the XP-SNET-E5D controller, ensure that both L8 & L6 LEDs in the "Uplink" section is blinking to indicate that the XP-SNET-E5D extension has successfully established communication with the XP-SNET controller.
L8 and L6 LEDs on the XP-SNET-E5D Extension Board Must be Blinking
Figure 2: L8 and L6 LEDs on the XP-SNET-E5D Extension Board Must be Blinking

Common Issue:

NA

Date Documentation:

16/1/2019

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