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Always refer to the pin chart provided from AXIS Camera Station or 3rd party access control management system for installation.  \nElectrical wiring drawings / AXIS A1710-B Network Door Controller / © Axis Communications AB, 2025 / March 2025  \nPower supply – single power supply  \nApplication  \nDoor 1-4 require separate power  \nRequirements  \n> Class 3 power supply: Split the power using Wago splitters*> Main/Door 1-4: 150 W shared**  \n*included in the product box  \n**to full ll the power budget for door peripherals  \n> Wiring:  \n> DC AWG 16-14  \nConsiderations  \n> PoE Class 3 or PoE Class 4  \nAdhere to local life safety code in all installations.  \nIllustration does not depict readers, door monitors, REX devices, locks Power backups and UPS.  \nEnsure that your power supplies and relays are rated for the intended purposes.  \nThis is just an example. Always refer to the pin chart provided from AXIS Camera Station or 3rd party access control management system for installation.  \nElectrical wiring drawings / AXIS A1710-B Network Door Controller / © Axis Communications AB, 2025 / March 2025  \nStandard one door installation  \nApplication  \nStandard one-door installation with con guration in AXIS Camera Station  \nConsiderations  \n> 12 V or 24 V fail-secure lock> PoE Class 3 or PoE Class 4  \n> All peripheral consumption within the controller's power budget  \nAdhere to local life safety code in all installations.  \nIllustration does not depict DC power backup and UPS.  \nEnsure that your power supplies and relays are rated for the intended purposes.  \nThis is just an example. Always refer to the pin chart provided from AXIS Camera Station or 3rd party access control management system for installation.  \nElectrical wiring drawings / AXIS A1710-B Network Door Controller / © Axis Communications AB, 2025 / March 2025  \nOSDP reader – powered by the controller  \nDC in (required)  \nAdhere to local life safety code in all installations.  \nIllustration does not depict door inputs, REX devices, locks, controller power supply, network switch, DC power backup and UPS.  \nEnsure that your power supplies and relays are rated for the intended purposes.  \nThis is just an example. Always refer to the pin chart provided from AXIS Camera Station or 3rd party access control management system for installation.  \n\n|  | BA + |\n| --- | --- |\n|  |  |\n|  |  |\n|  |  |\n\nOSDP reader  \nApplication  \nOne OSDP reader for the controller with con guration in AXIS Camera Station  \nConsiderations  \n> DC power on door section required  \n> All peripheral consumption within the controller's power budget  \nAXIS Camera Station configuration  \n1. Add a door  \n2. Connect to a door controller  \n3. Select the relevant reader  \nAdd OSDP reader   \nOverview Advanced  \nReader type  \n OSDP, RS485 half duplex  IP reader  \nReader port  \n Door 1 Reader  \n Door 2 Reader  \n Door 3 Reader  \n Door 4 Reader  \nReader address  \nRequirements  \n> Reader wiring:> AWG 22-14  \n0  \nElectrical wiring drawings / AXIS A1710-B Network Door Controller / © Axis Communications AB, 2025 / March 2025  \nOSDP reader – powered externally  \nUp to 1000 m (3281 ft)  \n+  \nDC in (required)  \nAdhere to local life safety code in all","cbCaimRAwNwzts3J","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimRAwNwzts3J","pdf",11168808,16,"English","# Power supply options\n## Separate power supply for Door 1–4\n## Single power supply with splitters\n# Standard installations\n## Standard one-door installation\n## OSDP reader powered by the controller\n## OSDP reader powered externally\n## OSDP reader multi-drop","[{\"question\":\"How should power be supplied for Door 1–4 on AXIS A1710-B?\",\"answer\":\"Door 1–4 require separate power in the separate power supply scenario. For a single power supply scenario, the power must be split using the specified Wago splitters while meeting the stated main/door power budget.\"},{\"question\":\"What DC wiring gauge is recommended for controller-connected readers?\",\"answer\":\"The drawings specify DC AWG 16–14 for the controller wiring requirements and provide separate wiring guidance for externally powered OSDP readers, including RS485 twisted pair and AWG 26–14 with 120 ohm impedance.\"},{\"question\":\"How do you configure an OSDP reader in AXIS Camera Station?\",\"answer\":\"Use the AXIS Camera Station configuration steps: add a door, connect to the door controller, select the relevant reader, and then add an OSDP reader. For multi-drop, set the DIP switch address on the last relevant device and enter the reader address in the reader address field.\"}]","AXIS A1710-B Network Door Controller - Electrical wiring drawings | PDF"]