Renkforce IP65 Bedienungsanleitung Seite 70

Control input for door opener, cable = light blue (7) + brown (8)
The brown cable (8) is directly connected to the black cable (6) (GND/minus).
When a button (with NO contact, normally open) is connected, this can be used to activate output #1.
Usually, this is used to be able to actuate the door opener with a button installed in the apartment,
without having to enter a code at the code lock or use a transponder.
If several buttons are to be connected, they must be switched in parallel.
Data-in-/output, cable = white (9)
This connection is an I/O-port for future expansions/additional devices that can send and receive
control data. This enables the code lock to cooperate e.g. with another card reader or a separate
access decoder.
Currently (as of 06/2016), no expansions/additional devices are available yet. The code
lock can only be operated in standalone mode. Do not connect anything here.
If suitable expansions/additional devices become available, you will find them on
our website in the accessories area of the code lock. In this case, you will be able to
download an update for the operating instruction in the download area of the code lock.
Output #1, cable = yellow (10) + green (11) + blue (12)
Output #1 is a potential-free switching contact.
The wiring must be adjusted depending on whether you need an NC or NO contact (e.g. for a
door opener, an alarm system, etc.). The green cable is the middle contact ("COM"), the yellow
cable the NC contact (normally closed) and the blue cable the NO contact (normally open).
Contact resilience: 24 V/DC, 2 A
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