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PW6101 OSDP Support Guide

The Pro-Watch® 4.X Eco System supports the OSDP protocol with the PW6101 controller family, allowing for reader connections via RS485 topology. It enables sending static text messages to readers but does not support programming variables within those messages. The document outlines connection details, tamper configurations, and programming steps necessary for setting up OSDP readers.

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PW6101 OSDP Support Guide

The Pro-Watch® 4.X Eco System supports the OSDP protocol with the PW6101 controller family, allowing for reader connections via RS485 topology. It enables sending static text messages to readers but does not support programming variables within those messages. The document outlines connection details, tamper configurations, and programming steps necessary for setting up OSDP readers.

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Pro-Watch® 4.

X Eco System

PW6101 OSDP Support Guide


Version 1.1 2016
What does Pro-Watch exactly support on OSDP?

OSDP is a reader to controller protocol based on RS486 topology benefitting


from the specifications such as 1200 meter max distance between reader and
controller, provided proper cable is used and power distribution observed.

• The OSDP protocol at this moment is only supported with PW6K1ICE,


or PW6101 controller family, and with limited functionality.

• Reader connects using RS485 topology with the Reader.

• Readers with and without display are supported.

• RS485 Multidrop is not supported by the Access control panels.

• Through Pro-Watch Triggers and Procedures static text messages


can be send to selected readers.

• It is not possible to program variables contained in the text streams


such as cardholder names.

• Following conditions are reported by the panel


o Reader Tamper and Tamper Return
o RS485 disconnect and disconnect return

Connecting and Programing the Reader


The HID RKLB57 reader was used for testing the OSDP functionality.
Visit the HID website for detailed information of this reader.

Connections
The reader is equipped with two connectors P1 and P2 and connect to the
PW6101 and PW6K1R1E

RKLB57 Description PW6K1ICE / PW6K1R1E


P1 - 3 Ground (RTN) - TB2 – 6
P1 - 4 Power VDC + ( 9 ~ 12VDC) - TB2 – 1
P2 – 7 OSDP – A - TB2 – 4
P2 – 8 OSDP – B - TB2 – 5

Cable Shield is not required.

Tamper
Optical Tamper - A configuration card is necessary to activate the Optical
Tamper. Once activated, and when the mounting plate is removed, the
Optical Tamper is activated.

PW6101 OSDP Support [Link] Page 2 of 3


Programming Pro-Watch
The necessary programming steps in Pro-Watch are only in the logical device or the designed template.
Setup a Reader logical device as usual but select OSDP in the "LED mode" option.

This concludes the setup for the OSDP reader.

Test conducted by : Andrew Perron


Document created by : Rob Oosterling
Document date : May 2016

PW6101 OSDP Support [Link] Page 3 of 3

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