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Remote 2 Reader Module (10724)

Mounting & Wiring Guide
This document covers the mounting and wiring of a Remote 2 Reader Module
(10724), for expanding a Tridium® 10903 Security JACE® (T-SEC-602 or
T-SEC-616). It assumes that you are an engineer, technician, or service
person who is performing access system design or installation. Please read
through this entire document before beginning the installation procedures.
These are the main topics included in this document:
• Product Description, page 1
SECURITY
• Preparation, page 2
• Precautions, page 3 3TBZ 3TBZ
• Installation and Start-up Outline, page 4 See “Certifications,” page 26.

• Physical Mounting, page 4
• 10724 Board Layout and Terminal Locations, page 6
• Wiring Overview, page 7
• Security I/O Wiring, page 9 • UL Requirements, page 22
• RS-485 Communications, page 16 • Replacement Parts, page 23
• Power and Backup Battery, page 17 • Replacing the 10724 Module, page 23
• Power Up and Initial Checkout, page 21 • Certifications, page 26
This document does not discuss mounting and wiring of other components, or software configuration. For more
information on these topics, refer to documents listed in the “Related Documentation” section on page 2.
Product Description
The Tridium Remote 2 Reader Module module expands a Tridium 10903 Security JACE (T-SEC-602 or
T-SEC-616, abbreviated as S-JACE) to support two (2) additional access doors. It provides two card reader
inputs (for 12V Wiegand-type readers), two Form-C relay outputs, and four supervised digital inputs. Also
included are two digital inputs, for cabinet tamper and battery status usage. An S-JACE provides 2 integral
(onboard) reader inputs. Depending on S-JACE model, additional 10724 modules are supported, as follows:
• T-SEC-616: Standard license for up to 16 readers: up to seven (7) 10724 modules plus 2 on-board readers.
Additional readers are supported with purchase and installation of license expansion packs.
• T-SEC-602: If using 2 on-board reader inputs, license expansion packs required for any 10724 modules.
Note License expansion reader packs are available in eight (8) reader packs: part number SEC-8-RDR.
For S-JACE models above, each license expansion pack allows 8 readers (four 10724 modules). A maximum
of 15 total expansion modules (of any kind) are allowed; thus a fully expanded S-JACE supports 32 readers.
The 10724 module uses DIN rail mounting, and has two end-mounted 6-pin connectors that support
direct-chaining (in-line attachment) to other expansion modules. Alternatively, you can mount the 10724
module onto a different DIN rail, and wire the assemblies together via 6-position connector plugs. This lets you
locate multiple assemblies of expansion modules, either in the same or remote Tridium Security Enclosures.
Remote 2 Reader Module (10724) Mounting & Wiring Guide

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Part Number: 11212 Rev. 3.2 Updated: October 6, 2013
Preparation
Related Documentation
The S-JACE communicates to the 10724 module (and other expansion modules) using RS-485 multidrop on 3
wires of the 6-terminal module bus. The other 3 wires of the module bus provide primary DC power for normal
operation, as well as battery backup power for power-lost scenarios.
Related Documentation
For more information on mounting and wiring a Tridium Security system, refer to the following documents:
• Security JACE (10903) Mounting & Wiring Guide for T-SEC-602 or T-SEC-616, part number 12849
– For UL-294 use Security JACE (10903) Mounting & Wiring Guide, part number 11214
• Remote I/O Module (10723) Mounting & Wiring Guide, part number 11211
• Medium (10726/11198) and Large (10727/11199) Security Enclosure Install Guide, part number 11215
• Small (10728) Security Enclosure Install Sheet, part number 11213
For software configuration details on a functioning system, refer to the Tridium Enterprise Security Guide, part
number 11217.
Preparation
Unpack the 10724 module and inspect the contents of the package for damaged or missing components. If
damaged, notify the appropriate carrier at once, and return for immediate replacement (see “Returning a
Defective Unit,” page 25). See the next sections “Included in this Package” and “Material and Tools Required”.
Included in this Package

Included in this package you should find the following items:
• a Remote 2 Reader Module (10724).
• this document Remote 2 Reader Module (10724) Mounting & Wiring Guide, part number 11212.
• a hardware bag containing the following items:
– Five (5) pin-mount, screw-terminal connectors (two 7-position, two 6-position, one 3-position) for
connection of readers, relay outputs, supervised inputs, and digital inputs. For more details, see
“About Screw Terminal Connectors,” page 6.
– One (1) grounding wire, with quick-disconnect 0.187" female connector.
– 4 end-of-line resistor packs (four leads each) for installation at contacts wired to supervised inputs.
– One (1) 6-position screw terminal end-plug, for usage if the 10724 is not mounted in-line with another
module with this end-plug. For wiring RS-485 communications, and power/battery backup.
Material and Tools Required

The following supplies and tools are required for installation:
• Tridium Security Enclosure, model 10727/11199, 10726/11198, or 10728. Enclosures include a door with
key lock and tamper switch, and interior 35mm DIN rail(s) for mounting modules.
• Approved 12–15Vdc power supply source and 12Vdc backup battery source, provided by either:
– Direct attachment in the S-JACE controller’s 10727 enclosure.
– By mounting in a non-powered Security Enclosure, with 15Vdc power wiring (“PS-”, “PS+”) and
battery backup (“BB”) wired back to the S-JACE controller’s enclosure.
– By mounting in a non-powered Security Enclosure, and using a third party, 12Vdc power supply, with
integral battery-backup. Only certain models have UL 294 approval. See “Battery-backed Power
Supplies,” page 22.
• Suitable tools and supplies for mounting 10724 module, and for making all wiring terminations.

2 Updated: October 6, 2013 Part Number: 11212 Rev. 3.2
Precautions
Safety Precautions
Precautions
This document uses the following warning and caution conventions:
Caution Cautions remind the reader to be careful. They alert readers to situations where there is a chance
that the reader might perform an action that cannot be undone, might receive unexpected results, or
might lose data. Cautions contain an explanation of why the action is potentially problematic.
Warning Warnings alert the reader to proceed with extreme care. They alert readers to situations where there
is a chance that the reader might do something that can result in personal injury or equipment
damage. Warnings contain an explanation of why the action is potentially dangerous.
Safety Precautions
The following items are warnings of a general nature relating to the installation and start-up of an S-JACE
controller. Be sure to heed these warnings to prevent personal injury or equipment damage.
Warning • A 15Vdc circuit powers the 10724 module and attached S-JACE controller. Disconnect power
before installation or servicing to prevent electrical shock or equipment damage.
• Make all connections in accordance with national and local electrical codes. Use copper
conductors only.
• To reduce the risk of fire or electrical shock, install in a controlled environment relatively free
of contaminants.
• JACE controllers and I/O modules are only intended for use as monitoring and control devices.
To prevent data loss or equipment damage, do not use them for any other purposes.
Static Discharge Precautions

The following items are cautionary notes that will help prevent equipment damage or loss of data caused by
static discharge.
Caution • Static charges produce voltages high enough to damage electronic components. The
microprocessors and associated circuitry within a Remote 2 Reader Module are sensitive to
static discharge. Follow these precautions when installing, servicing, or operating the system:
• Work in a static-free area.
• Discharge any static electricity you may have accumulated. Discharge static electricity by
touching a known, securely grounded object.
• Do not handle the printed circuit board (PCB) without proper protection against static discharge.
Use a wrist strap when handling PCBs, with the wrist strap clamp secured to earth ground.

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Installation and Start-up Outline
Module Connection Precautions
Caution • Avoid “hot” plug-in or removal of any expansion module from the S-JACE (or other expansion
module), whenever a system is operational.
• Do not connect more than 15 expansion modules (including 10724) to a single S-JACE
controller, even if so licensed. This is the maximum number of modules supported in software.
Installation and Start-up Outline
Note If installing the S-JACE and 10724 module at the same time, please refer to the Security JACE (10903)
Mounting & Wiring Guide document to install the T-SEC-602 or T-SEC-616 controller.
The major steps to installing and starting the 10724 module are outlined as follows:
1. Physically mount the 10724 module onto DIN rail. See “Physical Mounting.” If directly attaching to other
modules, ensure that the 6-position end connector(s) are properly seated into the end connectors of the
other units. Note the previous “Module Connection Precautions” on page 4.
2. Make wiring connections for grounding, security I/O wiring, and power. See “Wiring Overview,” page 7.
3. Apply power and perform an initial checkout. See “Power Up and Initial Checkout” on page 21.
Physical Mounting
Mount the 10724 module in a Tridium Security Enclosure only (model 10727/11199, 11198, or 10728). See the
enclosure installation documents listed in “Related Documentation,” page 2.
Note All U.S. Installations: For a UL Listed system (UL 294) you must mount the Remote 2 Reader Module
(10724) in a Tridium Security Enclosure, as well as the S-JACE controller and any other expansion
modules. If installed in any other enclosure (even one with the same listing), UL listings are voided!
Also refer to the “UL Requirements” section on page 22.
If needed, you can plug the 10724 module into another assembly of modules that is already mounted. See
Figure 1 on page 5. It it not necessary to remove the cover before mounting.
Procedure 1 provides step-by-step instructions for mounting the 10724 module on an installed DIN rail.
Procedure 1 To mount on DIN rail
Step 1 Position the 10724 module on the rail, tilting to hook DIN rail tabs over one edge of the DIN rail
(Figure 1).
Step 2 Use a screwdriver to pry down the plastic locking clip, and push down and in on the 10724, to force
the locking clip to snap over the other edge of the DIN rail.
Step 3 Slide the 10724 module along the DIN rail to its intended location, as one of the following:
– If left-most module on the lower rail of a model 11198 or 10727/11199 enclosure, slide it to the far
left, such that its mounting-tab holes align with tapped holes in the enclosure.

Physical Mounting
– If connecting to another module already mounted and secured, seat its 6-position plug into that
module’s connector socket, such that mounting-tab holes align with tapped holes in the enclosure.
In any case, note that the holes in the two plastic mounting tabs of the 10724 module should be aligned
with the tapped holes in the back of the enclosure.
Step 4 Install supplied screws through the mounting tab holes into the enclosure holes, and tighten.
Step 5 Repeat this for all items, until all are mounted on the DIN rail(s), firmly connected to each other, and
secured with mounting tab screws.
Figure 1 Remote 2 Reader Module mounting details.
Mounting on DIN Rail Removing from DIN Rail
Existing
expansion 10724
6-position
module connector plug
with cabling to
remote modules.
Install supplied
phillips head
screws in
10724 Tab holes mounting tabs
align with (2) and tighten.
tapped
holes in
enclosure.
Note To remove a 10724 module from DIN rail, remove the two mounting tab screws and slide it away from
other modules. Insert a screwdriver in the center plastic locking tab and pull downwards, then lift the
unit outwards.

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10724 Board Layout and Terminal Locations
About Screw Terminal Connectors
10724 Board Layout and Terminal Locations

The 10724 module provides 2 reader inputs, 4 supervised inputs, 2 relay outputs, and 2 (unsupervised) digital
inputs. Wiring terminal positions are shown below (Figure 2), along with LED locations.
Figure 2 Remote 2 Reader Module Wiring Terminal Locations (screw terminal connectors removed).
Relay Outputs
1, 2 (NO, C, NC)
Supervised Inputs
GND
GND
GND
NO1
NO2
NC1
NC2
D!1
Digital Inputs
DI2
SI4
SI1
SI3
SI2
C1
C2 (SIs) 4, 3, 2, 1
(DIs) 2, 1
Relay Output LEDs

Board Status LED See “Check the Status LEDs,” page 21.
6 Pin 6 Pin Connector

Connector (Expansion Bus)
(Expansion includes RS-485
Bus)
RS-485 Transmit LED
Earth Grounding
Connector Lug
Reader Input
DC+
Reader Input
GND
DC+
AX2
AX3
AX1
GND
AX2
AX3
AX1
D1
D0
D1
D0
EARTH
1 (Door 1) 2 (Door 2)
About Screw Terminal Connectors

Screw-terminal connectors are shipped loose in a separate hardware bag. If desired, you can make wiring
terminations to connectors before installing on the 10724 circuit board pins. Please note the following:
• If you install a connector onto the board pins, terminal labels (on the circuit board) are covered.
• Removal of larger connectors (readers, relay outputs) may be difficult, especially if wiring has been
landed. Here, removal is recommended only if replacing the device.
In general, it may be easiest to wire to loose connectors (held next to pins), then install them after completing.

Wiring Overview
General Wiring Rules
Wiring Overview
The following sections provide general wiring information:
• General Wiring Rules
• Connection Overview
• Grounding
• Cable Types and Lengths
General Wiring Rules

The authorized installation contractor should comply with the following rules:
• Obey all national, state, and local electrical and safety codes.
• Obtain any required permits and/or inspections. Contact the local fire marshal for assistance, if necessary.
• Connect the enclosure housing the Remote 2 Reader Module to the nearest earth ground.
• Use individually shielded pairs of cable only. All wiring must comply with local, state, and federal
electrical codes and fire codes.
Caution Do not run signal wiring in same conduit with AC power wiring.
• Neatly label cables at both ends.

For example, label should include: Remote 2 Reader Module terminal #s/Device or Reader #.
• Neatly dress and tie or lace all wiring in a professional manner.
• Gather together and tape all unused conductors in multiple conductor cables.
• Ground all shield drain wires at the enclosure, using crimp ring terminals fastened to internal grounding
studs/screws or with external screws and star washers. See Figure 3.
At the other end of shielded cables, leave shield drain wires open, either taping back or insulating to
prevent electrical contact.
Figure 3 Ground All Shielded Cable/Drain Wires at Enclosure, Either Internally (Left) or Outside (Right).
Inside Enclosure Outside Enclosure

Crimp Ring Terminal
Drain Wire Crimp Ring Terminal User-Supplied Drain Wire
User-Supplied
Shielded Cable, User-Supplied. Shielded Cable, User-Supplied.

Trim shield back to cable clamp Trim shield back to cable clamp
internal to enclosure. internal to enclosure.

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Wiring Overview
Connection Overview
Connection Overview
See Figure 2 on page 6 to locate connectors and other components on the Remote 2 Reader Module. Make
connections to the 10724 module in the following order.
1. Connect the earth grounding wire to a nearby earth grounding point. See “Grounding” for details.
2. Connect wiring to door readers, door strikes, door switches, and any other security I/O to the 10724. See
the “Security I/O Wiring” section on page 9. If other expansion modules are being installed, make similar
security I/O connections to these devices. Refer to the appropriate mounting and wiring guides.
3. Connect RS-485 communications wiring. See the “RS-485 Communications” section on page 16.
4. Prepare power wiring (leave the unit powered off). See “Power and Backup Battery,” page 17 for details.
5. Apply power to the 10724 module, and if not already powered, to the S-JACE controller. See “Power Up
and Initial Checkout,” page 21.
Grounding
Connect the supplied earth grounding wire to the ground spade lug (0.187") on the 10724 module, and the other
end to a nearby earth ground (see Figure 4). Keep this wire as short as possible.
Figure 4 Connect earth ground using supplied grounding wire to grounding lug.
10724
GND
GND
AX1
DC+
AX1
DC+
AX2
AX3
AX2
AX3
D0
D1
D1
D0
Earth Ground
In addition, connect the earth grounding lug of each expansion module to earth ground in the same manner.
Cable Types and Lengths

Recommended cable types and maximum lengths are as follows:
• RS-485 Communications between the S-JACE and expansion modules (including the 10724), use a 24
AWG shielded, twisted pair communication cable with low capacitance (Belden #9501 or equivalent).
Maximum length is 4000 feet (1220m).
• Reader Inputs use Belden #8725 (4-pair) or #8723 (2-pair) or equivalent. Maximum length 500 feet (152m).
• Supervised Inputs and Digital Inputs use a 22 AWG shielded, twisted pair cable control cable (Belden
#9461 or equivalent). Maximum length 2000 feet (610m).
• Relay Outputs use 18 AWG unshielded instrumentation cable (Belden #9740 or equivalent), maximum
length is 2000 feet (610m). Relay outputs are rated for a maximum load of 3.0A.

Security I/O Wiring
Door Terminal Associations
• For lengths between different enclosures: If mounting in a non-powered Security Enclosure (11198,
11199, or 10728), the “Trunk power” cabling (PS-, PS+, BB) requires a “triad” type (3 conductor)
shielded cable, such as Belden #1031A (14AWG), or equivalent. Maximum distances vary, see the
Security JACE (model) Mounting & Wiring Guide for more details.
Security I/O Wiring

Security I/O wiring is covered in the following subsections:
• “Door Terminal Associations,” page 9
• “Reader Input,” page 10
• “Supervised Input,” page 12
• “Relay Output,” page 14
• “Digital Input,” page 15
Door Terminal Associations

The 10724 module provides access control for two doors. For each door, the module allocates:
• One reader input (for a Wiegand-type, 12V reader)
• Two supervised inputs: one for door switch monitor, one for REX (request-to-exit)
• One relay output: for door strike control.
An enforced convention is used for the logical association between reader inputs, supervised inputs, and relay
outputs for each door, as shown in Table 1.
Table 1 Door mapping to security I/O terminal points.
Supervised Input Terminals (with GND) Relay Output Terminals

Door Reader Input
Door Switch Monitor Request to Exit (REX) Door Lock
Door 1 Card Reader 1 SI1 SI2 1 (C1 and NO1, or NC1)
Door 2 Card Reader 2 SI3 SI4 2 (C2 and NO2, or NC2)
Note Terminal associations shown in Table 1 also apply if wiring a S-JACE controller.
See the following sections for more details:

• Example Door 1 Wiring
• Other Terminal Associations
Example Door 1 Wiring

Figure 5 shows a 10724 wiring schematic for a door with an HID-type reader, normally-closed door contact,
normally-closed exit (REX) device, and a DC door strike controlled by a normally-open relay.

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Security I/O Wiring
Reader Input
Figure 5 Example Door 1 wiring
Request to Exit
(REX)
Door
NO2
NO1
GND
NC1
GND
NC2
DI1
GND
DI2
SI1
SI2
SI3
C2
C1
SI4
Contact
Reader
HID Door 1
10724
Door
GND
GND
DC+
DC+
AX1
AX1
AX2
AX3
AX2
AX3
Strike
D1
D1
D0
D0
White
Green
optional
optional
optional
Black
Red
Strike
– Power
+ Supply
(AC or
DC, 24V
max) +
-
Other Terminal Associations

In addition to the pre-allocated I/O for door terminal associations, the 10724 module has two unsupervised
digital inputs. See “Digital Input,” page 15.
Reader Input
The 10724 module has two door reader inputs, each supporting a Wiegand-type 12Vdc reader. Two 7-position
input connectors are the same side of the 10724 board, separated by the earth ground lug. See Figure 6. Pinouts
for each card reader connector are shown in Table 2.

Security I/O Wiring
Reader Input
Note A door wired to a reader input has other I/O points, see “Door Terminal Associations,” page 9.
Figure 6 Reader wiring to 10724 expansion module.
10724
GND
GND
AX1
AX1
DC+
DC+
AX2
AX3
AX2
AX3
D0
D1
D0
D1
Reader
Door 2
Green (Data 0)
White (Data 1)
Black (Ground)
Red (+12Vdc)
optional 2
optional 3
optional 1
Door 1 Door 2
Reader Reader
Input Input
Shields
Table 2 Pinouts for Card Reader Inputs
Terminal Terminal Name Terminal Notes Typical cabling colors

DC+ +12Vdc to Reader Typically Red wire.
GND Ground Always wire these four terminals to the Typically Black wire.
D0 Reader Data 0 corresponding reader terminals. Typically Green wire.
D1 Reader Data 1 Typically White wire.
AX1 Auxiliary 1 Optional, wire to reader’s Green LED control At reader, typically Orange wire.
AX2 Auxiliary 2 Optional, wire to reader’s Red LED control At reader, typically Brown wire.
AX3 Auxiliary 3 Optional, wire to reader’s Beeper control At reader, typically Blue or Yellow wire.
Reader Wiring Notes

• Mount the reader, referring to the specific manual for that reader for instructions.
• Use shielded, twisted-pair, cabling (Belden #8725 or #8723 or equivalent, as needed) to connect the reader
to the 10724. Maximum cable distance is 500 feet (152m).
• Run this cabling from the reader to the 10724, bringing it through an appropriate knockout in the enclosure
used. Allow sufficient slack cable for servicing.
• Tie all shield wires together, and connect to the designated grounding point at the enclosure. See Figure 3
on page 7.
• Place the appropriate wires in the appropriate screw terminals of the 7-position reader connector. Refer to
the pinouts in Table 2 for reader input designations. Figure 6 shows typical wiring colors.

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Security I/O Wiring
Supervised Input
Supervised Input
The 10724 module has four (4) supervised inputs, with terminals on a 6-pin connector located next to the relay
outputs (see Figure 7).
Note Supervised inputs are intended for Door 1 and 2 usage. See “Door Terminal Associations,” page 9.
Under the connector, terminals are labeled SI4, GND, SI3, SI2, GND, SI1. This means when wiring, two
conductors are typically landed to each GND terminal. Each supervised input can monitor dry contacts, either
normally-open (N.O.) or normally-closed (N.C.).
One end-of-line resistor pack is required at the monitored contacts for each input, for proper operation. Figure 7
shows wiring of supervised inputs SI1 and SI2, which are reserved for Door 1 usage.
Figure 7 Supervised input wiring to Remote 2 Reader Module.
Tape back shield at device

White Red Normally
Open
Black or Normally
6-position Closed
connector for Black
Supervised Black Red Resistor Pack
Inputs Request
Normally (New Style)
to Exit
White Open
or Normally
Black Closed
Shield Shield
Resistor Pack Door
(New Style) Monitor
Switch Door 1
NOTE: Supplied EOL resistor packs use

NO2
NO1
GND
NC1
GND
NC2
GND
DI1
DI2
SI1
SI2
SI3
C1
C2
SI4
two internal 1K ohm resistors. Wire new

style EOL packs (leads red, white, 2 black) NOTE: If using old style EOL packs (2
as shown above. white leads, 2 black leads), connect white
that is common with black to “GND” on
10724 controller, and the other white to “SIn”.
White Black (Old white)
Black White
on to “GND”
New Style mm
co
EOL Pack 1K White
Black
(Internal) to “SIn”
Old Style
Red (Old black) 1K
EOL Pack
1K (Internal)
White
Black
1K
End-of-Line Resistor Pack

You must install an end-of-line (EOL) resistor pack at the monitored device for proper operation. Four (4) EOL
resistor packs are shipped with each Remote 2 Reader Module. Each resistor pack has four leads:
• New style: One red, one white, two black leads. Wire as shown in Figure 7.
• Old style: Two white, two black leads. Wire black leads across contacts, and wire the white lead shown
internally connected to the black lead (common) to the “GND” input, and the other white lead to the “SIn”
input. See the detail in lower right of Figure 7.
Install each EOL resistor pack as close as possible to the actual monitored switch/contacts.

Security I/O Wiring
Supervised Input
Supervised Input Wiring Notes

• The device monitored by a supervised input should have dry contacts (voltage free) as either a
normally-open or normally-closed type switch. Mount the device per the vendor’s instructions.
• Use shielded, twisted-pair cabling to connect the device to the 10724. Maximum cable distance is 2000
feet (610m).
• Run this cabling from the device to the 10724, bringing it through an appropriate knockout in the
enclosure used. Allow sufficient slack cable for servicing.
• At the device, connect the cable by installing one of the supplied 4-lead EOL resistor packs. Install this
resistor pack as close as possible to the device’s contacts.
Depending on new or old style EOL resistor pack, wire the EOL leads by color. See Figure 7 on page 12.
– If a new style EOL pack, wire the red lead and either black lead across the monitored contacts, and
wire the white lead to the “SIn” input, and the other black lead to the SI “GND” input.
– If an old style EOL pack, wire the black leads across the contacts, and wire the white lead shown
internally connected to the black lead (common) to the “GND” input, and the other white lead to the
“SIn” input. Note you can use a multimeter to determine which of the two EOL pack white leads are
common to one of the black leads.
Insulate the shield wire at the device by taping back or using shrink tubing.
• At the 10724, ground shield drain wires at the enclosure. See Figure 3 on page 7.
• Connect the two conductors from the device’s contacts to the appropriate SIn terminal and adjacent GND
terminal. Note that supervised inputs on a 10724 module have door terminal associations.
About Supervised Input States

Although monitoring a digital (two-state) device, each supervised input has four possible states:
• Shorted—A “trouble” state, meaning shorted input—supervision resistors cannot be detected.
• Closed—A “normal” state, meaning contacts closed, with supervision resistor(s) detected.
• Open—A “normal” state, meaning contacts open, with supervision resistor(s) detected.
• Cut—A “trouble” state, meaning an open input—supervision resistors not detected.
Each supervised input tests for the current state using a simple voltage divider, using a (fixed) 1.5K ohm onboard
pull-up resistor, and the resistance (R) value of the monitored device, where
Input % = R / (R + 1500)
0%–17% = 0 (shorted wires) to 300
17%–50% = 300 to 1500 (Closed)
50%–83% = 1500 to 7500 (Open)
83%–100% = 7500 to infinite (cut wires)

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Security I/O Wiring
Relay Output
Relay Output
The 10724 module has two (2) Form-C relay outputs, each rated to switch 24VAC/DC loads up to 3A. Output
terminals are on a 6-position connector between the digital inputs and supervised inputs (see Figure 8).
Terminals are labeled 1 or 2; each has a NOn, Cn, NCn position—for example NO2, C2, NC2 for output 2.
An LED for each output is on the circuit board; these LEDs are also visible when the cover is on the module.
Note Relay outputs 1 and 2 are reserved for Door 1 and Door 2 strike control, respectively. For more details,
see “Door Terminal Associations,” page 9.
Door Strike Wiring

Typical door strike wiring, in this case for Door 1 using relay output 1, is shown in Figure 8
Figure 8 Relay output wiring from 10724 to door strike.
Door 1
6-position
connector for
Relay Outputs
– Strike
Power
+ Supply
(AC or DC,
Shield 24V max)
Current through 10724 relays

must be limited to less than 3A
to prevent board damage.
NO2
NO1
GND
GND
NC1
NC2
GND
DI1
DI2
SI1
SI2
SI3
C2
C1
SI4
If the door strike power supply

does not provide this current
10724 limiting, install an external
fuse, as shown here.
Relay Output Wiring Notes

• Install the door strike or auxiliary output device per the vendor’s instructions.
• Use shielded, twisted-pair cabling to connect the circuit to the 10724. Maximum cable distance is 2000
feet (610m)
• Wire the door strike or auxiliary output device to the appropriate relay output on the 10724 and to the
power supply used to power the strike or device. Each relay output on the 10724 has a common terminal
(C), and normally open (NO) and normally closed (NC) terminal.
• At the 10724, ground shield wires to the designated grounding point at the enclosure. See Figure 3 on
page 7.

Security I/O Wiring
Digital Input
Digital Input
The 10724 has two (2) digital inputs, located on a 3-position connector next to the relay output connector (see
Figure 9). Under the connector, terminals are labeled DI2, GND, DI1. This means when wiring, as many as two
conductors can be landed to the common GND terminal.
Each digital input can monitor dry contacts, either normally-open (N.O.) or normally-closed (N.C.). Both inputs
are unsupervised—no end-of-line resistors are required. Figure 9 shows example wiring to digital inputs.
Figure 9 Digital input wiring example to 10724 module.
3-position Enclosure for

connector 10724
for Digital
Inputs Tamper
Switch
NC or NO
Battery Status Shields
Bad Contacts
(NC or NO)
see following
Note.
NO2
NO1
NC1
GND
GND
DI1
GND
NC2
DI2
SI1
SI2
SI3
C1
C2
SI4
10724
Note The software application in the S-JACE is pre-configured to support the following connections:
• DI1 — Tamper switch (typically for enclosure door)
• DI2 — Battery status bad (if contacts available)
Depending on the installation, not all DIs may require connection. In particular, input DI1 is wired only
if no other module (or S-JACE) has the same input wired to the enclosure door tamper switch—only
one is needed per enclosure. Input DI2 is typically wired only if the 10724 module is in a remote
assembly of modules, where a third-party battery-backed power supply is used, and it has “battery bad”
contacts. Here again, only one such input is needed to be wired per enclosure.
Digital Input Wiring Notes

• The device monitored by a digital input should have dry contacts (voltage free) as either a normally-open
or normally-closed type switch. Mount the device per the vendor’s instructions.
• Use shielded, twisted-pair cabling to connect the device to the 10724. Maximum cable distance is 2000
feet (610m).
• Run this cabling from the device to the 10724, bringing it through an appropriate knockout in the
enclosure (if applicable). Allow sufficient slack cable for servicing.
• At the device, connect its contacts to the cable pair, and insulate the shield wire by taping it back or using
shrink tubing.
• At the 10724, ground shield wires to the grounding point at the enclosure. See Figure 3 on page 7.
• Connect the two conductors from the device’s contacts to the appropriate DIn terminal and common GND
terminal. Note that the software expects DIs to monitor specific items—see previous Note on page 15.

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RS-485 Communications
RS-485 Wiring Notes
RS-485 Communications
An RS-485, optically isolated port is dedicated for communications to the S-JACE, on pins 1, 2, and 3 of the
6-position end connectors. Wiring is not necessary between modules that attach directly in-line together—the
RS-485 signal passes through the mated connectors.
Wire between device assemblies using the 6-position end connector plugs. Use shielded 18-22AWG wiring
(refer to the TIA/EIA-485 standard). Wire in a continuous multidrop fashion, meaning “plus to plus,” “minus to
minus”, and “shield to shield.” Connect the shield to earth ground at one end only, such as at the S-JACE. See
Figure 10 for example cabling.
Figure 10 RS-485 cabling between S-JACE and expansion modules not mounted in-line.
NOTE: Not shown is 15Vdc Power and Backup Battery

connections, which use the other (top) 3 positions
on the 6-position connector plugs.
S-JACE
Shielded, twisted
pair cabling
Connect
RS-485 – Terminals on the
shield wire to + 6-position
ground at s
connector plugs
one end only.
used for RS-485
10724 10723 between
assemblies.
10724 10723 10724
–+s –+s –+s
RS-485 Wiring Notes

• Use shielded, twisted-pair, low-capacitance type cabling to connect expansion modules on the RS-485
trunk. Maximum cable distance is 4000 feet (1220m).
• At the S-JACE, ground the shield wire to the grounding point at the enclosure. See Figure 3 on page 7.
Leave the shield wire at the other end of the trunk open, meaning insulate the shield wire by taping it back
or using shrink tubing.
• If connecting assemblies of modules within the same enclosure, or between adjacent enclosures (same
location), you can use a multi-pair, shielded, twisted-pair cable, for both the RS-485 and 15Vdc power
and battery backup.

Power and Backup Battery
Enclosure Power Supply

The 10724 module must be powered by an approved, regulated, 12–15Vdc power source. This can be either of
the following:
• The 30W 15Vdc enclosure power supply in the model 10726 or 10727 enclosure with the S-JACE
controller.
• A third-party battery-backed power supply, with UL 294 approval. This option is used when:
– the integral power supply in the S-JACE enclosure does not have the capacity to power modules in a
remote enclosure, or
– the 10724 module is located a long distance from the enclosure with the S-JACE, such that running
power and backup battery power from the S-JACE results in too much voltage drop.
Note Door strike power, as well as power for other loads switched by the 10724, S-JACE, and any other
expansion modules, should always be provided from a different source.
Refer to the Security JACE (model) Mounting & Wiring Guide section “System Planning” for related details,
and also to “Power and Backup Battery Wiring Notes,” page 21.
Warning De-energize the circuit powering the Vdc supply before making wiring connections to the end
connector plug.
Caution Do not apply power to the system until all other mounting and wiring is completed. See “Power Up
and Initial Checkout,” page 21.

The integral power supply in an 10726 or 10727 enclosure provides 30W of regulated 15Vdc power to an
S-JACE controller and housed expansion modules. Input voltage is 120Vac to 240Vac, single phase, with line
connections on a 3-position terminal strip. Output from the power supply is on a 6-position connector socket,
aligned with a DIN rail in the enclosure. The S-JACE controller plugs directly into this socket for power.
For larger jobs, multiple enclosures may be used; however, only the one enclosure with the S-JACE controller
(plus expansion modules if an 10727) has an integral power supply—additional enclosures with more expansion
modules are unpowered enclosures (11198, 11199, or 10728).
If necessary, power these remote expansion modules with third-party, battery-backed 12Vdc power supplies.
The two methods of wiring power where there are multiple enclosures are as follows:
• Single Power Supply, page 18
• Multiple Power Supplies, page 19

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Single Power Supply

If the job is designed with a single power supply, you wire the 3 conductors “PS-”, “PS+”, “BB” from the
enclosure with the S-JACE controller, to all other expansion modules. Within the same 10727 enclosure, this
connection is made by the supplied “6-wire harness” to connect assemblies on the two DIN rails.
Between enclosures, use a “triad” type (3 twisted conductor) cable of the appropriate gauge, with the shield wire
grounded at one end only. Figure 11 shows wiring when using a single power supply for 4 different assemblies
(3 enclosures), including an S-JACE and multiple 10724 modules in 10728 enclosures.
Figure 11 Single Power Supply to multiple and Backup Battery (BB) between S-JACE and expansion modules.
NOTE: Not shown is RS-485 Communications wiring,

which uses the other (bottom) 3 positions on the
10727 6-position connector plugs.
PS–
Enclosure S-JACE PS+
Power Supply BB
30W 15Vdc
Triad cables between
enclosures for 15Vdc
and battery backup
(PS-, PS+, BB).
Ground shield drain
10724 10723 wire at one end only.
10724
10728 PS–
PS+
enclosures BB
without 10724
integral Power
Supply
PS–
Or, other Security PS+
Enclosures without BB
integral Power Supply,
such as 11198 or 11199. 10724
PS- PS+ BB PS- PS+ BB PS- PS+ BB PS- PS+ BB
Note the “BB” terminal from the S-JACE provides 12Vdc power from the backup battery (at a maximum 2.5A
load), upon loss of primary 15Vdc power. Backup power is “switched” by the S-JACE. This means when
running on backup battery power, upon draining the sealed-lead acid backup battery, the S-JACE performs a
shutdown and powers off all connected expansion modules (and any attached readers).

Multiple Power Supplies

If the integral 30W power supply of the Tridium Security Enclosure with the S-JACE does not have sufficient
capacity to power all remote modules (or if long wiring distances introduce too much voltage drop), use
unpowered Tridium Security Enclosures to house remote modules. Power expansion modules in each remote
enclosure using a 12Vdc third-party battery-backed power supply.
Warning The S-JACE is limited to 2.5A output supply on PS+, PS-, BB, by a soldered (unreplaceable) fuse!
Therefore, do exceed this output load on the S-JACE, even for battery backup purposes.
Figure 12 Multiple power supplies (more than one requires third-party battery-backed 12V power supplies).
10727
Enclosure
Power Supply S-JACE PS–
PS+
30W 15Vdc BB
PS–
10724 10723 10724 PS+
BB
NOTE:
Not shown is RS-485
Communications wiring,
which uses the other
(bottom) 3 positions on
enclosure the 6-position connector
without plugs in all enclosures.
integral PS–
Power 10724 10723 PS+
Supply BB
BB wire in 6-wire harness not used
PS– Battery-backed 12Vdc

10723 10724 PS+ Power Supply
See “Third-party
Battery-Backed Power
Supply,” page 20.
PS- PS+ BB PS- PS+ BB PS- PS+ BB PS- PS+ BB
For more details, see “Third-party Battery-Backed Power Supply” on page 20.

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Third-party Battery-Backed Power Supply
Third-party Battery-Backed Power Supply

In some systems, expansion modules (such as an 10724) get 15Vdc primary power and 12Vdc backup battery
power by wiring to the S-JACE enclosure power supply and the “BB” terminal as shown in Figure 11 on page 18.
However, if there are too many expansion modules to power from the S-JACE enclosure power supply, or in cases
where modules must be located long distances from the S-JACE, use unpowered enclosures to mount modules.
Note Refer to the Security JACE (model) Mounting & Wiring Guide section “Voltage Drop Considerations”.
In these cases, you can power the expansion module(s) using a third-party, UL 294 approved, battery-backed
12Vdc power supply, installed at a nearby location. Figure 13 shows a wiring example.
Figure 13 Third-party 12Vdc, battery backed, power supply powering expansion modules.
Single pair cable from power supply enclosure to security NOTES: Not shown is
enclosure (PS-, PS+). Ground shield drain wire at one end only. RS-485 Communications
wiring, on the bottom 3
positions of the 6-position
end connector plugs.
Battery-backed
enclosure PS–
without – + 12Vdc Power Supply
integral 10723 PS+
Power 10724
Supply DC AC AC H
120
Voltage Line AC N VAC
Output Source Gnd G
Power
PS– Monitor
PS+ AC Batt Battery

Fail Fail
10723 10724
Wire “AC Fail” and “Batt. Fail” NC contacts of power supply to

available digital inputs (DIs) on one expansion module in enclosure..
Notes • Power output must be regulated to within ± 4%.

• The power supply and its enclosure must be UL 294 approved. See the “UL Requirements” section
“Battery-backed Power Supplies,” page 22.
• Wire the power supply to a dedicated AC line breaker (power cord should not be used).
• Wire the power supply’s monitoring contacts for “AC Fail” and “Battery Fail” to the digital inputs
(DIs) of one of the expansion modules in the enclosure. See “Digital Input,” page 15.
• Only remote expansion modules can be powered by a 12Vdc power supply—the S-JACE controller
requires 15Vdc furnished by the security enclosure power supply. See the Security JACE (model)
Mounting & Wiring Guide document for details.

Power Up and Initial Checkout
Power and Backup Battery Wiring Notes
Power and Backup Battery Wiring Notes

• Refer to the Security JACE (model) Mounting & Wiring Guide document for planning details about
estimating power supply and battery backup capacity for the various components in a Tridium Security
System. It is important to properly size the system’s power supply and backup batteries. In a system with
distributed expansion modules, cable selection for interconnecting module assemblies is also important.
• If connecting assemblies of modules within the same enclosure, or between adjacent enclosures (same
location), a multi-pair, shielded, twisted-pair cable can be used for wiring all 6 positions of the end
connector plugs. For example, use Belden #8725 (4-pair) 20 AWG “reader type” cable.
In this case, connect the RS-485 on one pair (including its shield wire), 15Vdc (“PS-” and “PS+”) on a
second pair, and battery backup (“BB”) using a conductor of a third pair. In this case, wiring distances are
short, and “voltage drop” considerations can be safely ignored.
Power Up and Initial Checkout

Ensure power wiring to the 10724 module and other components is ready—see the “Power and Backup Battery”
section on page 17. Following all mounting and wiring, perform the following:
Procedure 2 Initial power up and checkout
Step 1 Apply Power.

Step 2 Check the Status LEDs.
Apply Power
Apply power to the 10724 by energizing the connected enclosure power supply, or by inserting the 6-position
end connector plug (wired to power supply) into the module assembly with the 10724.
Check the Status LEDs

See Figure 2 on page 6 for location of LEDs. When power is applied, the green LED labeled “STATUS” on the
10724 will begin blinking about 2 times a second. Any blinking indicates that the module has power, but is not
communicating with the parent S-JACE. The duty cycle of the status LED blink varies:
• A low duty cycle blink (rapid flash) means that the unit is unconfigured (no address assigned). A
“discover” is needed, using the Tridium Enterprise Security or Appliance system.
• A 50% duty cycle blink (equal time on and off) of the status LED means that the module is configured,
but is currently offline with the S-JACE. Check that the RS-485 wiring between the module and S-JACE
controller is ok, and that the S-JACE controller is powered on.
Following expansion module discovery and addition to the station in the S-JACE, the normal mode for a
module’s status LED is “on solid.” Concurrently, the yellow RS-485 transmit LED will continuously flash,
about 3 times per second. This reflects continuous polling of the expansion modules performed by the S-JACE
controller.
If after applying power, the status LED goes out, and 12–15Vdc power is determined to be present, contact
Systems Engineering for technical assistance.

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UL Requirements
Mounting and Wiring
UL Requirements
This section provides requirements for a UL 294 Listed system. Failure to install the 10724, S-JACE, and other
modules in accordance with these instructions voids the listing mark of Underwriters Laboratories, Inc.
• Mounting and Wiring
• Compatible Readers
• Battery-backed Power Supplies
Mounting and Wiring

1. The 10724 module must be mounted in a Tridium Security Enclosure.
2. Enclosures must be mounted inside the secured area.
3. Grounding must be in accordance with Article 250 of the National Electrical Code.
4. Digital input DI1 of at least one item (S-JACE, any expansion module) in any enclosure must be wired to
the enclosure’s door tamper switch. See Figure 9 on page 15. If multiple Tridium Security Enclosures are
used in the system, each door tamper switch must also be wired to DI1 of one of its contained modules.
5. Only UL listed, 12V Wiegand-type readers can be used with the system.
6. Exit request input circuits and initiating devices must be contained within the secured area. Exit device
circuits must be connected to UL listed switches or exit devices.
7. Door strike power must be provided from a UL listed burglar alarm system power supply. When required
in accordance with NFPA 101, if the door strike circuit is arranged as fail secure (door remains locked
upon loss of power), UL listed emergency panic hardware must be provided to allow exit from the secured
area. A failsafe configuration results in the door strike circuit unlocking in case of a power loss.
Compatible Readers
Compatible Readers (Reader Input rated 10.5 – 14 Vdc) are:
• HID — Models 5355, 5365, 5375, 5395, 5455, 6005, 6100, 6120, 6125, 6130
• GE Security — Model T-200
Only readers shown bolded above are also approved for use with the UL listed battery-backed power supplies
listed below. This includes HID models 5365, 5395, 5455, 6005, 6100, 6120, and GE Security model T-200
(Reader Input rated 8.1 – 14 Vdc).
Battery-backed Power Supplies

The following battery-backed power supplies are approved for powering 10724 and 10723 modules:
Note Configure power supply for 12Vdc output operation. Also see previous “Compatible Readers” section.
Honeywell http://www.honeywellpower.com/access.html AlarmSaf http://alarmsaf.com/

Model Output Model Output
HP300ULX 12/24Vdc 2.5A CPS-200C-7-UL/CSA 12/24Vdc 2.5A
HP400ULX 12/24Vdc 4.0A CPS-400C-UL/CSA 12/24Vdc 4.0A
HP600ULX 12/24Vdc 6.0A CPS-600C-UL/CSA 12/24Vdc 6.0A
HP300ULPD4CB 12/24Vdc 2.5A with Distribution PCB CPS-800C-UL/CSA 12/24Vdc 8.0A
HP400ULPD4CB 12/24Vdc 4.0A with Distribution PCB
HP600ULPD16CB 12/24Vdc 6.0A with Distribution PCB

Replacement Parts
Standard Replacement Parts
Replacement Parts
Servicing the 10724 module may call for replacement parts. There are two categories of parts:
• Standard Replacement Parts
• New Replacement Units
Standard Replacement Parts

Standard replacement parts are listed in Table 3 and can be ordered from stock without restriction. Standard
replacement parts cannot be returned for credit and should be disposed of in an appropriate manner.
Table 3 Standard replacement parts.
Part Number Description

10429 6-position, end mount, screw terminal connector plug, for expansion modules not mounted in line.
10713 Screw terminal connector, pin-mount, 3-position.
10747 Single end-of-line resistor pack for installation at supervised input. One is required for each supervised input.
New Replacement Units

To replace a faulty unit, order and install a new 10724 module—please note that Tridium Security series
products do not have special “field replacement units,” or FRUs, with separate part numbers.
If the faulty 10724 is still in warranty, you can receive credit by returning it to Tridium. Be sure to contact
Tridium for a return authorization (RA) number before shipping an item for return credit. See “Returning a
Defective Unit,” page 25, for more details.
Note Before ordering a new 10724 module, it is strongly recommended that you contact your normal
technical support resource to eliminate the possibility of a software issue or mis-configuration problem.
Replacing the 10724 Module
Caution Before handling circuit boards, discharge any accumulated static by touching a nearby earth
grounding point. For details, see the “Static Discharge Precautions” section on page 3.
To replace the 10724 module in the field, proceed as follows:
Procedure 3 Replacing an 10724 expansion module.
Step 1 Remove primary power to the module assembly with the 10724 to be replaced. In some cases, this
simply means removing the 6-position end connector.
Step 2 Remove power to loads switched through the 10724 relay outputs, such as door strikes.

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New Replacement Units
Note If adjacent modules are installed in the same module assembly, and loads are switched through
onboard relays on them, turn the devices off or disconnect power to them also.
Step 3 Note positions of all security I/O cables going to the 10724 module, as well as all adjacent modules
(if they must be moved). If necessary, label connectors and modules to avoid mis-connection later,
after the 10724 module is replaced.
Step 4 Unplug all connectors from the 10724 module, including all I/O connectors and earth ground wire.
Note Removal of the larger screw terminal connectors from the circuit board pins may require gentle
prying between the connector and the circuit board. When removing, grasp the connector firmly at
both ends, and pull out from the circuit board. See “About Screw Terminal Connectors,” page 6.
Step 5 If the 10724 module is installed on a DIN rail by itself, or at the right end of an assembly, you can
remove the 2 tab mounting screws that secure it, and then slide it away from the rest of the assembly.
Then you can remove the 10724 module from the DIN rail (see Figure 1 on page 5), leaving the
mounting and wiring of other modules untouched.
In this case, after removing the 10724 module from the DIN rail, skip ahead to Step 7.
Step 6 If the 10724 module was installed on DIN rail to the left other modules, you will need to remove the
2 tab mounting screws on each of the modules to its right, starting at the far right side. Slide each
module away from the 10724 module—enough to slide the 10724 module away to free both end
connectors. Be careful not to disturb wiring to other modules.
In this case, now remove the 10724 module from the DIN rail (see Figure 1 on page 5).
Step 7 Mount the replacement 10724 module as it was previously, using the same DIN rail location. See
Figure 1 on page 5 for DIN rail mounting details.
Step 8 Reconnect together with any other modules, being careful to position as before, using the same DIN
rail location. Re-secure each module with screws in its 2 mounting tabs, as originally done.
Step 9 Reconnect the grounding wire to the grounding connector lug.
Step 10 Reinstall the other security I/O screw terminal connectors onto the appropriate circuit board pins,
including the reader inputs, supervised inputs, relay outputs, and digital inputs.
Step 11 Restore power to loads switched through relay outputs, turn the devices back on, or reconnect power
to them.
Step 12 Restore primary power to the assembly with the 10724 module. The “STATUS” LED on the 10724
module should be blinking (see “Check the Status LEDs,” page 21).
Step 13 For software re-configuration details, see the Tridium Enterprise Security Guide.

Returning a Defective Unit
Returning a Defective Unit
Note If the defective unit is under warranty, please follow return instructions provided in this section.
If the unit is out of warranty, please discard it.
• Do not return an out-of-warranty 10724 module to Tridium.
• There is no “return for repair-and-return” service available for any of the Tridium Security products.
For proper credit on an in-warranty unit, ship the defective unit to Tridium within 30 days.
Prior to returning the unit, contact one of the following Tridium offices to obtain a return authorization (RA)
number and other instructions. Please provide:
• Product model • Serial number • Nature of the defect
United States
Phone: 804-254-7086, ext. 11 Email for RMA: [email protected]
Return to:
Tridium, Inc.
2256 Dabney Road, Suite C
Richmond, VA 23230
Attn: Return Department RA# ____________
Europe
Phone: +44 (0) 1403 740290 Fax: +44 (0) 1403 741804
Return to: Email for technical support:

Tridium Europe Ltd [email protected]
1, The Grainstore
Brooks Green Road
Coolham Email for product orders:
West Sussex [email protected]
RH13 8GR
United Kingdom
Attn: Return Department RA# ____________
Asia/Pacific
Phone: +65 6887 5154 Fax: +65 6887 5342
Mobile: +65 9665 6024
Address:
Tridium Asia Pacific Pte Ltd Email for technical support:
17 Changi Business Park Central 1 [email protected]
Honeywell Building
Singapore 486073
Attn: Mr Lim Hoon Chiat, Engineering Manager RA# ____________
Sales: (Australia): Phone: +61 4 1264 4234 Fax: +61 7 5597 2334
(Japan): Phone: +81 044 829 1750

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Certifications
Certifications
The 10724 module meets the certifications listed below. For further details, please see the corresponding
sections in the appropriate Security JACE (model) Mounting and Wiring Guide.
Installation : The control units and accessories are intended to be installed in accordance with the following:
1. The National Electrical Code, ANSI/NFPA 70.
2. Canadian Electrical Code, Part I.
3. Local Authority having Jurisdiction.
Underwriters Laboratories, Inc (UL) / Canadian Standards Association (CSA)

When installed in accordance with UL requirements, this equipment meets the following UL listing:
• UL 294 Access Control System Units
• CSA No. C22.2 No. 205 Signal Equipment
See the “UL Requirements” section on page 22 for more details.
Federal Communications Commission (FCC)

Class A computing device pursuant to Subpart J of Part 15 of FCC Rules.
Canadian Department of Communications (DOC)

Class A digital apparatus meeting requirements of the Canadian Interference-Causing Equipment Regulations.
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specifications without prior notice. The latest product specifications can be found by contacting our corporate headquarters, Richmond, Virginia. Products or fea-
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Remote 2 Reader Module (10724)

• Installation and Start-up Outline, page 4 See “Certifications,” page 26.

Remote 2 Reader Module (10724) Mounting & Wiring Guide

Included in this Package

Material and Tools Required

Remote 2 Reader Module (10724) Mounting & Wiring Guide

Static Discharge Precautions

Remote 2 Reader Module (10724) Mounting & Wiring Guide

Module Connection Precautions

Installation and Start-up Outline

Remote 2 Reader Module (10724) Mounting & Wiring Guide

Figure 1 Remote 2 Reader Module mounting details.

Mounting on DIN Rail Removing from DIN Rail

Remote 2 Reader Module (10724) Mounting & Wiring Guide

10724 Board Layout and Terminal Locations

Relay Output LEDs

6 Pin 6 Pin Connector

RS-485 Transmit LED

About Screw Terminal Connectors

Remote 2 Reader Module (10724) Mounting & Wiring Guide

General Wiring Rules

• Neatly label cables at both ends.

Inside Enclosure Outside Enclosure

Shielded Cable, User-Supplied. Shielded Cable, User-Supplied.

Remote 2 Reader Module (10724) Mounting & Wiring Guide

Cable Types and Lengths

Remote 2 Reader Module (10724) Mounting & Wiring Guide

Security I/O Wiring

Door Terminal Associations

Table 1 Door mapping to security I/O terminal points.

Supervised Input Terminals (with GND) Relay Output Terminals

See the following sections for more details:

Example Door 1 Wiring

Remote 2 Reader Module (10724) Mounting & Wiring Guide

Figure 5 Example Door 1 wiring

Other Terminal Associations

Remote 2 Reader Module (10724) Mounting & Wiring Guide

Figure 6 Reader wiring to 10724 expansion module.

Table 2 Pinouts for Card Reader Inputs

Terminal Terminal Name Terminal Notes Typical cabling colors

Reader Wiring Notes

Remote 2 Reader Module (10724) Mounting & Wiring Guide

Tape back shield at device

NOTE: Supplied EOL resistor packs use

two internal 1K ohm resistors. Wire new

End-of-Line Resistor Pack

Remote 2 Reader Module (10724) Mounting & Wiring Guide

Supervised Input Wiring Notes

About Supervised Input States

Remote 2 Reader Module (10724) Mounting & Wiring Guide

Door Strike Wiring

Current through 10724 relays

If the door strike power supply

Relay Output Wiring Notes

Remote 2 Reader Module (10724) Mounting & Wiring Guide

3-position Enclosure for

Digital Input Wiring Notes

Remote 2 Reader Module (10724) Mounting & Wiring Guide