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Facts

    •  Two (2) inputs

    •  Two (2) outputs

    •  One (1) electric strike input (or similar device)

    •  Lock-on-a-clock capabilities

    •  3rd party Wiegand device support

    •  Integrate wired doors

FAQs

What type of Wiegand devices are compatible with the Door & I/O module? The Door & I/O module is designed to work with any 26-bit Wiegand compatible interface. Since the Wiegand standard has evolved and expanded over time, every Wiegand compatible device may not be out-of-the-box compatible. Please contact Videx Sales or Support for details on your specific needs.

How is the Door & I/O module powered? As with other Flex System modules, the Hub provides power to the Door & I/O module through the RS-485 network connection.

Where is the Door & I/O module installed? It can be installed either in the wall near the device it’s driving, or in a central location, typically near where the Flex System Hub is installed.

Flex System Door & I/O Module

The Door & I/O module packs a lot of features into

a small package. Not only does it serve as a door controller, driving an electric strike (or similar device) based on authenticated reads from an associated input device, it also includes the ability to interface with relay and Wiegand-compatible input & output devices, allowing for considerable customization of a

security system.

The Door & I/O module receives access information from the Flex System Hub and translates the information for the Wiegand compatible components.