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This is a brief overview guide for help in planning the upgrade of an existing iCAM4 to

Doc#_4to7UP. This is a brief overview guide for help in planning the upgrade of an existing iCAM4 to the iCAM7 series iris recognition cameras. The new iCAM7000 series iris recognition cameras offer far more features and do not

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This is a brief overview guide for help in planning the upgrade of an existing iCAM4 to

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  1. Doc#_4to7UP This is a brief overview guide for help in planning the upgrade of an existing iCAM4 to the iCAM7 series iris recognition cameras. The new iCAM7000 series iris recognition cameras offer far more features and do not require the use of the ICU (Identity Control Units) / ICU4000-W that require separate power, maintenance and support. (The IrisAccess4000 series was end of life in 2011) The official install documents should be reviewed prior to installing the equipment. Conversion of existing system using iCAM4000 and ICU4000 may require some wiring changes. The iCAM7 series outputs wiegand and relay from the iCAM directly where the iCAM4 series output wiegand either from the iCAM4 or from the ICU4000-W. Some wiring of the iCAM4 series depending on specific site and choice was done from The ICU4000W and may need to be wired or connected from the iCAM7 at the door. (All wiring for the new iCAM7 series models will originate from the iCAM7 and does not require the DCU4000 or ICU4000. However, there available for some projects a 1:1 Solution using an ICU7000 that can support 1 iCAM7 series iCAM.) Doc#_EQUP1

  2. IrisAccess4000 / iCAM4 series IrisAccess7000 / iCAM7 series

  3. ICU4000W and possibly an DCU4000 (less likely) could be supporting iCAM4 series units. These are not required for iCAM7 series. ICU4000 Blue to DCU4000 Photos are examples only. Actual wiring and colors of wiring may vary on sites. Some may use different GPI/GPO to connect relays/REX . DCU4000 Black to network switch DCU4000 ICU4000 Doc#_EQUP1

  4. PACS Panel PACS Panel Option1 UPGRADE from iCAM4 to iCAM7 DRAFT iCAM4 with ICU4000 controller panels 12-VDC power PC has EAC software version?? LAN Wiring may be possible to reuse. Each iCAM7 requires 12-24VDC Power, Static IP on network, door control wiring to door strike /mag lock or wiegand output to PACS. (ICU4000W are not needed with iCAM7 series.) Wiegand may come from iCAM4 to PACS or from ICU4000W to PACS panel. ICU4000r-W Door Control 4 iCAMs max per ICU4000r-W Wiegand may come from iCAM4 to PACs or from ICU4000W to PACS 12-V DC power 12-24V DC power / similar to laptop power supply. 12-24VDC power iCAM7 Series LAN EAC 3.09 SW Wiegand will come from the iCAM7 to PACS. OR Windows 7 Running EAC500 v3.09 or higher.

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