FACE ID 2 IN/OUT Wiring Diagram Using AdapTec Plus

FACE ID 2 IN/OUT Wiring Diagram Using AdapTec Plus

By using 2 units of Face ID 2, users can now control door access on top of checking time attendance. We will be demonstrating how to connect 2 units of the Face ID 2 terminals to work as IN/OUT terminals. You will need to connect the 2 terminals together according to the diagram below:


With the above wiring, you can now have access to enter and also exit from the same door using the 2 units of Face ID 2. Voila!

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