HikVision Intercom wiring with a gate opener

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Hi, this is my first post, tried to do a search but wanted to clarify my understanding.
I have a Hikvision DS-KH9510-WTE1 connected directly to my Hikvision 16 channel NVR with PoE (via rj45 lan cable).
At the back of the screen I am using two outputs NO & COM to trigger my gate motor.
I have an intercom outside KD8003-IME1 connected to the NVR via directly (via rj45 lan cable).
I have additional cameras and Hik-Connect setup and all of that is working as expected except opening of the gate.

When I press the Unlock/Gate Open on the touch screen or Hik-connect app, nothing happens. Only if I press the "Com1" in Hik-Connect it will open.

Is there any way to change that behavior or do I need to wire it differently? For example, would I need to have the wire going from the outside intercom module to the gate motor? I am just worried as anyone could rip off the module and then use the wires at the back to gain entry.
 
Upetr said:
Hi, this is my first post, tried to do a search but wanted to clarify my understanding.
I have a Hikvision DS-KH9510-WTE1 connected directly to my Hikvision 16 channel NVR with PoE (via rj45 lan cable).
At the back of the screen I am using two outputs NO & COM to trigger my gate motor.
I have an intercom outside KD8003-IME1 connected to the NVR via directly (via rj45 lan cable).
I have additional cameras and Hik-Connect setup and all of that is working as expected except opening of the gate.

When I press the Unlock/Gate Open on the touch screen or Hik-connect app, nothing happens. Only if I press the "Com1" in Hik-Connect it will open.

Is there any way to change that behavior or do I need to wire it differently? For example, would I need to have the wire going from the outside intercom module to the gate motor? I am just worried as anyone could rip off the module and then use the wires at the back to gain entry.
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It doesn't look as though you can link the indoor station relay to the lock release function directly so you'd need to connect it to the outdoor unit.
 
That's what I was worried about as anyone who understands how these work can then just loosen it outside and put the two wires together to open up the gate.
 
Upetr said:
That's what I was worried about as anyone who understands how these work can then just loosen it outside and put the two wires together to open up the gate.
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Theres a security module that prevents that DS-K2M060, it connects via rs485 and then door will use relay from that module rather than its own
 
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Hi, I am considering this device for an outside, gooseneck pole mounted option to replace a Door King. Do you have this mounted on a pole? I can't seem to find any kits for pole mounting, only surface mounts. Thanks
 
I have a doubt, I noticed that the door output relay remains energized for too many seconds, and this is not good for my electric lock, I could also risk damaging it.
but perhaps the electric lock needs to be connected to door 2?

I read the manual and it says that magnetic lock must be connected to door 1 while electric strike on door 2.

but what is electric strike?

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wifi75 said:
I have a doubt, I noticed that the door output relay remains energized for too many seconds, and this is not good for my electric lock, I could also risk damaging it.
but perhaps the electric lock needs to be connected to door 2?

I read the manual and it says that magnetic lock must be connected to door 1 while electric strike on door 2.

but what is electric strike?

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electric strike uses existing door knob/crash bar door lock that replaces the strike plate. This unlocks, un-jams the door then de energizes. cycle time is about 3-5 seconds.
Magnetic lock, a.k.a. "Mag lock" is an electromagnet locking mechanism typically used to secure glass commercial entry doors. These are usually always energize and a relay is used to break power to the electro-magnet to unlock them. cycle time is usually 5-15 seconds.
 
tech_junkie said:
electric strike uses existing door knob/crash bar door lock that replaces the strike plate. This unlocks, un-jams the door then de energizes. cycle time is about 3-5 seconds.
Magnetic lock, a.k.a. "Mag lock" is an electromagnet locking mechanism typically used to secure glass commercial entry doors. These are usually always energize and a relay is used to break power to the electro-magnet to unlock them. cycle time is usually 5-15 seconds.
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from where I have to set relay 2 or electric strike
 
wifi75 said:
from where I have to set relay 2 or electric strike
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The delay would be in an output menu. Its usually buried in System > Event > Normal Event > Alarm Output.
There you can rename the output and change the dwell delay times.
Then you use the "Request for exit" circuit that is normally ran to a button you push to exit on the door and install the two wires across NVR's output relay's normally open contacts (NO) and common (com).
 
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