Physical Installation
UNSCREW BACK PLATE
Unscrew the center captive screw from the bottom of the unit with included security Torx™ L (T10-H) wrench to release the mounting back plate.
REMOVE THE BACK PLATE
Separate the back plate from the iT100 by sliding the plate down on the back of the device.
Mounting
The iT100 can be surface mounted by using the installation plate (back plate) which is included with the unit. Instructions for iT100 installation using this surface mount back plate are available with 3 options.
SURFACE MOUNTING
Place the installation plate on the desired wall and screw into wall. Feed any needed wiring through the installation plate hole (i.e.: Power, Ethernet, etc). Attach the installation plate to the wall surface using the appropriate fastener and anchors for the wall material.
MOUNTING w/ GANG BOX (not included)
Place the installation plate on the desired wall and screw into the electrical gang box. Feed any needed wiring through the installation plate hole (i.e.: Power, Ethernet, etc.). Attach the installation plate to the wall surface using the appropriate fastener and screws anchors for the gang box
Wiring Connections
Complete the wiring and connections to the iT100 based on the necessary requirements for your installation. Make sure all wiring and connections are secure in the proper connections before completing the installation of the iT100. IMPORTANT: Before proceeding, make sure the installer adheres to anti-static precautions, using grounding, to prevent Electrostatic Discharges (ESD). Note: All connections of the iT100 are of SELV (Safety Electrical Low Voltage) type.
Connector | Purpose |
|---|---|
CN17 – Power Input | Connects the 12–24V DC power supply (24W). |
CN20 – Power Output | Supplies 12V DC at up to 300mA for card readers or lights. |
CN22 – GPIO & Audio | Two programmable inputs/outputs and analog audio output. |
CN23 – Ethernet | RJ45 network connection, up to 100 Mbps. |
CN18 – Relay | Provides NO and NC relay connections for controlling an external circuit. |
CN19 – RS485/RS232 | Serial communication with external equipment. |
CN21 – Wiegand | Connects card readers or access control panels. |
CN25 – Attachment Module | Connects the optional iT1-Axx module. |
CN26 – Thermal Camera | Connects the optional iT1-THM thermal camera. |
1. Power
CN17 is the main power input.
Requires 12–24V DC and 24 watts.
Uses a keyed, locking two-pin connector.
2. Power output
CN20 provides 12V DC at a maximum of 300mA.
Do not use this to power magnetic locks or electric door strikes.
3. Door access control
CN18 provides Normally Open (NO) and Normally Closed (NC) relay connections.
The manual warns that using the internal relay for door control is less secure if the wiring is accessible in an unsecured area.
4. Networking
CN23 is the Ethernet connection.
Supports CAT-5e, CAT-6, and CAT-6e cabling at up to 100 Mbps.