Four-door access control solution

Four doors.
One connected plan.

Bring readers, locks and exit controls together around the FCC4904. Shape each entrance around the people who use it, with a central point for door wiring and system integration.

Plan your installation Wiring references ↓
FCC4904 · The control point
FCC4904 controller assembly view
Door 1Door 2Door 3Door 4
FCC4904 assembly view and four-door layout overview. Use the approved references for wiring.
4 reader portsRS485 connections
4 door circuitsRelays & door-contact inputs
One networkEthernet system connection

The access journey

From a credential to an open door.

A clear operating sequence helps define the right hardware and software. Confirm reader compatibility and the permission logic for the selected configuration.

  1. 01 / IDENTIFY

    Present a credential.

    A reader captures the chosen credential at the entrance. Select QR, card or keypad hardware to fit the application.

  2. 02 / AUTHORIZE

    Apply the access rule.

    The agreed controller and management setup checks the access request. Define permissions, schedules and offline behaviour with your integrator.

  3. 03 / RELEASE

    Operate the door.

    The configured relay and lock circuit provide the door action. Plan door contacts, exit buttons and emergency-release requirements together.

Explore the hardware

Choose each part for its role.

Start with the controller, then review the reader or keypad for each entrance. Reader options require a matching RS485 protocol and firmware. The separate keypad option uses Wiegand and is not presented as a direct FCC4904 reader connection.

FCC4904

FCC4904

Central controller for four reader ports, lock relays, door contacts and exit inputs.

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FC8134

FC8134

QR reader option to review against the mounting and host interface requirements.

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FCS525

FCS525

Separate keypad option with Wiegand output. FCC4904 reader ports are RS485; a direct pairing is not established.

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Define each connection

A controller, a reader and a lock have different jobs.

Readers send credential data.

FCC4904 provides four RS485 reader ports. Match each reader’s electrical interface, protocol and firmware to the controller. FCS525 documents Wiegand output, so it must not be assumed to connect directly to these RS485 ports.

The door circuit provides the action.

The controller provides relay contacts and door-contact inputs. Select the lock supply, exit button and monitoring arrangement for each door. A relay contact is not a statement of the power required by the lock.

Controller port reference ↗Door wiring reference ↗

Installation reference

Know the connections before you wire.

FCC4904 controller connection ports
Readers
Four RS485 reader ports
Door hardware
Four relay outputs and door-contact inputs
Exit controls
Four exit-button inputs
System inputs
Fire-alarm and tamper inputs
Network
Ethernet
Power
Use one controller power input only

Disconnect external power before wiring. Have the installer confirm the supply, lock loads and fire-alarm integration. The following approved references show the controller terminals and wiring guidance.

  • FCC4904 port and indicator reference

    Manual · English · PDF · 407 KB

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  • FCC4904 wiring guide

    Integration guide · English · PDF · 344 KB

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  • FCC4904 user manual

    Manual · English · PDF · 792 KB

    Includes the FCC4901 / FCC4904 parameter table. Confirm enclosure dimensions and capacity with the team; the separate port and wiring references are also available.

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  • FCC4901 / FCC4904 shared specification

    Specification · English · PDF · 62 KB

    For FCC4901, FCC4904

    Shared table for single-door and four-door versions. Confirm variant, chassis dimensions and capacity before ordering or installation.

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Before you specify the system.

What should I test before handing over the doors?

Test each reader and door separately: accepted and rejected credentials, exit-button operation, relay action and door-contact reporting. Agree the offline behaviour and have the installer verify the required emergency-release arrangement. Do not treat a successful card read as proof that the complete door circuit is correct.

Can I use any reader with the FCC4904?

Check the reader interface, protocol and firmware against the controller configuration. An interface name alone does not establish compatibility. Send the selected model list with your installation requirements.

What should I prepare for an installation review?

Share the door count, reader models, lock type and load, exit controls, network plan and management software. Include the applicable fire-alarm and emergency-release requirements for the site.

Build the right four-door setup.

Tell us how people enter, how they leave and which system manages permissions. We will help confirm the equipment and integration scope.

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