Use the OSM-2400 OSDP-Wiegand Converter to adopt SIA's OSDP protocol, which is now an IEC international access control standard.

The OSM-2400 converter offers a choice of 2 operating modes: Use in PD (Peripheral Device) mode to connect a traditional Wiegand reader to an OSDP access control unit. Use in ACU (Access Control Unit) mode to connect an OSDP reader with a legacy Wiegand access controller. 

Note: The OSM-2400 is the upgraded replacement for the OSM-1000, which is being discontinued (late 2022). The new OSM-2400 includes 2 LED lines in each mode (PD mode between Wiegand reader & OSDP panel; and ACU mode between OSDP reader & Wiegand panel). The OSM-2400 can operate with a single LED line or 2 LED lines, depending on the type of device it is used with.

OSDP installations require configuring the device address and communication baud rate. The Cypress OTT-2100 COMSET Tool is a portable OSDP tool that makes it simple to configure OSDP devices in the field.

• Set device addresses and baud rates using DIP switches

• Three RGB LEDs display status of configuration / OSDP communication

• Listening mode is used to monitor the OSDP communication session to check if it is functioning normally

• OTT-2100 can configure device address/baud rate without knowing current settings

• Plug-and-play: Automatically switches polarity of OSDP data lines as needed

Ditch the clipboard and reliably account for everyone evacuated in an emergency, with the Cypress Wireless Handheld Reader.

The reader interfaces with your existing access control system for use at emergency assembly points, as well as for verifying credentials at truck gates and on shuttle buses, performing random badge checks, logging staff in and out of training sessions, and even tracking staff meals.

The handheld reader may be worn by a security officer and set to perform a function such as triggering an alarm or opening a door, all at the touch of a button.

Click below for a diagram of wireless handheld readers interfacing with controllers at mustering points.

Expected release: January 2023

The Cypress WDG-6112 Data Wedge is a USB keyboard wedge, used in enrollment reader applications to enter credential data into a computer program. For example, use the Wedge to create credential databases in site takeovers, or troubleshoot readers and credentials in the field.

Note: The WDG-6112 is an upgraded replacement for the WDG-5912, which has been discontinued. The upgraded Wedge supports both OSDP and Wiegand readers, and offers all the functionality of the previous Wedge in a smaller form factor.

The WDG-6112 connects to a card reader and a computer via the USB-C connection. When credential data is received from the reader, it is output on the computer as keyboard keystrokes in a selected text field (for example, in a spreadsheet). The Wedge can be configured to output specific credential formats as well as output any keystroke before, in the middle of, or after the credential data, such as the "enter" key.

• Works with both Wiegand and OSDP credential readers

• Plugs into computer's USB-C port to connect a reader with a computer (emulates USB keyboard)

• Simplified configuration

• Replaces the discontinued WDG-5912; note that Cypress will continue to provide any technical support that our customers may need for their WDG-5912s

Connect readers to access controllers over a 2.4 GHz wireless connection. Typical range is 5,000 ft. line-of-sight (1524 m), depending on environmental conditions. Recommended when readers are installed across parking lots, roads, railroad tracks, or in buildings separate from the controller, as well as in settings where minimal disruption is required, such as historical buildings.

The Suprex supports LED and REX switch I/O, and has onboard relays for door strike / gate activation. The SPX-5631 supports up to 8 readers when used with EXP-2000 Expansion Pairs. Use 1 Expansion Pair for each additional reader.

Other Suprex models are available to link readers with an access control panel over Ethernet, Fiber Optic, or RS-485 2-wire, or over a long-range wireless connection. Wireless Repeaters are also available.

Install readers anywhere along an IP network using the Cypress Ethernet Suprex Reader-Extender, or connect to a panel directly with Ethernet crossover cable, up to 328 feet.

The Suprex supports LED and REX switch I/O, and has onboard relays for door strike / gate activation.

The SPX-7200 supports up to 8 readers when used with EXP-2000 Expansion Pairs. Use 1 Expansion Pair for each additional reader. Other Suprex models are available to link readers with an access control panel over Fiber Optic, 2-wire RS-485, or wireless connections.

The OSDP Hub simplifies connecting OSDP devices in engineering / testing environments.

The hub features 7 ports with pluggable terminal blocks for easily connecting OSDP devices such as OSDP access control units (ACU), OSDP readers and other peripheral devices (PDs), OSDP monitoring software, and any other OSDP device being used on the OSDP network. 

Each port has connections for OSDP data and power. LEDs monitor the traffic on each port.

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Connect readers to access controllers using multi-mode Fiber Optic cable, with the SPX-7400, with a typical range of 2 miles (3.21 km). Also available is the single-mode Fiber Optic Suprex with a typical range of 24 miles (38.62 km).

The Fiber Optic Suprex is recommended to connect a reader when dark fiber is available, or to solve environmental challenges such as excessive heat, lightning, saltwater intrusion, erosion, or corrosive environments such as at industrial sites.

The Suprex supports LED and REX switch I/O, and has onboard relays for door strike / gate activation. The SPX-7400 (or SPX-7410) supports up to 8 readers when used with EXP-2000 Expansion Pairs. Use 1 Expansion Pair for each additional reader.

Other Suprex models are available to link readers with an access control panel over Ethernet, RS-485, or Wireless connections.

Connect readers to access controllers using RS-485. Typical range is 10,000 ft. (3048 m), depending on environmental conditions.

The SPX-1300 Suprex has high immunity to electrical noise under adverse conditions, such as elevator installations. It supports a single reader and its associated I/O hardware.

An expandable RS-485 Suprex is also available, which can accommodate up to 8 readers when used with Cypress EXP expansion modules (SPX-7500).

Other Suprex models are available for Ethernet, Fiber Optic, or Wireless.

The Cypress OSM-CPI is an OSDP-to-Wiegand control panel interface. This cost-effective solution retrofits a Wiegand panel to use the Security Industry Association's OSDP protocol, which is now an IEC international standard for access control.

Install the OSM-CPI interface inside a Wiegand access control panel to enable the panel to connect with an OSDP reader. The CPI panel interface receives the OSDP reader’s credential data and converts it to Wiegand. Likewise, the CPI unit translates the panel’s LED and other I/O signals to their OSDP equivalents, and sends them back to the reader.

The entire exchange of data is securely encrypted, from the data received by the reader outside of the door, to the data received inside the panel.

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Are protocol or format incompatibilities forcing you to buy new hardware? Save money by using the reliable Cypress Data Converter instead.

The CVX-1300 multi-format converter has dozens of on-board, field-selectable conversions. It supports RS-232 serial-to-Wiegand, Wiegand-to-Wiegand, and Wiegand-to-RS-232 serial, along with other conversions, and is useful for barcode scanner-to-Wiegand output applications.

Custom converters are also available.

The OPTW-100 Wiegand Splitter connects 2 readers with one panel using the same Wiegand port, or connects 1 reader with 2 panels sharing the same data. It can also be used between devices with different Wiegand voltage levels. (Note: The OPTW-100 is an upgraded replacement for the CVX-OPTW. The new OPTW-100 has an expanded input voltage range of 5-16 Vdc.)

Also available is the CVX-OPTS Intelligent Wiegand Splitter, which is custom-engineered to connect a reader with 2 panels, and route data to the appropriate panel. The Intelligent Wiegand Splitter is recommended for multi-tenant applications.