Elpas Solutions 5-PBA00433 Active Identity Badge User Manual

Elpas Solutions Ltd. Active Identity Badge Users Manual

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Page 1 of 3 V11.0 June 08 Active Identity Badge User Guide – P/Ns: 5-PBA00433, 5-PBA00433-1, 5-PBA00433-2 5-PBA00433-3 and 5-PBA00880 Elpas Active RFID Visibility Solutions Introduction The Elpas Active Identity Badge is an ultra-low power, unified, long-range active Radio Frequency (RFID) and Infrared device. Designed to resemble an industry-standard photo ID badge, the device is intended primarily for protecting those staff members and lone workers most at risk from patient violence and aggression in both interior and/or exterior areas. The unique form factor of the badge makes it usable as a clip-on photo ID personnel badge. Or, when inserted into its matching card holder (sold separately) the device may be bundled with any standard credit-card size access control card; and user worn either horizontally (landscape format) or vertically (portrait format). The badge's, dual technology transmitter continuously emits, low-power UHF (433.92MHz) long-distance beacon type omni-directional radio frequency (RF) transmissions plus optional infra-red (IR) messaging for indoor tracking to sub-room level precision. The Active Identity Badge features two one-touch fully customizable emergency/duress signaling buttons for ensuring complete, around-the-clock staff and visitor supervision. The badge’s onboard magnetic low frequency (LF) receiver (125 KHz) also adds chokepoint type area detection so whenever a badge wearer nears a protected exit/entrance covered by an Elpas LF Exciter any number of user definable alerts or alarms may be triggered. Optionally, the badge is designed for use as an electronic proximity key for doors protected by VisAccess Tag-In-A-Bag, AXS-10, AXS-100/200 systems or other third-party EM 4100 compliant or Wiegand 26-bit compatible access control solutions. Small in size (5cm/2in x 8.3cm/3.27in x 0.9cm/0.35in) and weight (32g/1.2oz) the Active Identity Badge is housed in an epoxy potted, IP66 rated, weatherproof black thermoplastic outer casing. Powered by a single, replaceable lithium long life battery (five-year estimated usage), the badge’s power efficient design ensures years of maintenance free deployments in harsh indoor and outdoor environments such as manufacturing operations, medical facilities or maximum security correctional institutions. Supported Event Transmissions Active Identity Badges supports LF, Battery, Motion, Motionless, Exit from LF and two discrete Button Press events; designated B1 and B2. Each event is transmitted as a burst of 4 messages. Should 1 event interrupt another, then the first event burst will end after a minimum of two messages. The entry to LF event messages contain the ID of the LF Exciter. IMPORTANT: The badge does not support simultaneous press of B1 and B2. Technical Specifications Radio Technology RF (433.92MHz) and LF (125KHz) RF (Motion/Stationary) Every 10 seconds / 20 seconds IR (Motion/Stationary) Every 4.5 seconds / 60 seconds RF Transmission Rate upon entry into LF area 4 IR/RF transmissions (each transmission @ 2ms in duration), 0.5 seconds apart. Then repeated at 2 seconds intervals. RF Range 200 meters/ 656ft (360° coverage area) LF Sampling (Motion/Stationary) Every 500ms / 15 seconds RF under LF Rate 2 secs; after 10 minutes returns to 10 secs IR under LF Rate 10 seconds LF Timeout Transmits 2 non-LF messages after not hearing from LF for this amount of time Time to Idle 10 seconds Button Press/Release 4 IR/RF transmissions (each transmission @ 2ms in duration), 400 ms apart Power Source 3V/600mAh Lithium Battery, type: CR2450 Battery Life 5 years approximately Low Battery Voltage 2.3 volts Visual Indicator Red LED specifics button press and release Badge ID Unique factory programmed Proximity Specifications Standard/Frequency EM 4100 compliant/ 125 kHz Typical Working Range Up to 30cm (11.8 inches) - Actual range depends on proximity reader type General Specifications Construction Black, polymer plastic Dimensions (H x W x D) 5.0 x 8.3 x 0.9cm (2.0 x 3.27 x 0.35 inches) Weight (assembled) 32 grams (1.128 ounces) Temp. and Humidity -10°-0°C (14-59°F),100% non-condensing Housing IP66 water rated enclosure Remote Management EIRIS 4.6 or higher enterprise software Standards FCC Part 15.231 Level C, FCC ID#: GSA-BTC00433 (433.92 MHz) and EC approvals pending Warranty One year limited warranty All specifications are subject to change without notice Ordering Information Part # Description 5-PBA00433 Active Identity Badge, WP, IR/RF/LF, 433MHz, 4.5/10/60 5-PBA00433-1 Active Identity Badge, WP, RF/LF, 433MHz, 10/60 5-PBA00433-2 Active Identity Badge, WP, IR/RF/LF/Prox,433MHz, 4.5/10/60 5-PBA00433-3 Active Identity Badge, WP, RF, 433MHz, 10/60 5-PBA00880 Active Identity Badge, WP, IR, 433MHz, 4.5/60 Part # Accessories 5-PBA90001 Personnel Identity Badge - Clip Attachment (25 pcs) 5-PBA90002 Open Front Card Holder, Horizontal/Vertical, (5 pcs) 5-PBA90003 3V/600mAh Lithium Battery, CR2450 (25 pcs) 5-PBA90004 Personnel Identity Badge - Label Covers (25 pcs) Badge Activation Prior to Initial Usage 1. Orient the badge back-cover side up. Then press & hold down the larger of two emergency call buttons for at least 6 seconds 2. If the activation process was successful the red LED on the front of the badge will illuminate for about 6 seconds.
Page 2 of 3 V11.0 June 08 Attaching a Paper Photo ID to the Badge 1. Ensure that the photo ID paper label is trimmed properly so that it lies flatly (picture/text side up) in the recessed area on the front of the badge. 2. Peel off the clear protective layer on the font and rear of the label cover (P/T: 5-PBA90004). 3. Finally, remove the label cover’s adhesive backing and carefully place it (adhesive edge down) onto the badge so that it neatly holds the paper label correctly in place. Battery Replacement 1. Place the badge back cover side up on a clear dry level surface. Using a Phillips-type screwdriver that fits the battery cover screws, unscrew the 4 screws that holds the battery cover in place. 2. Separate the battery cover from the back of the badge by inserting a small screw driver into either of the square slots adjacent to the battery cover. Gently lever the screw driver outwards until the battery cover releases from the badge. 3. Remove the worn-out battery from the badge and dispose of it according to manufacture’s instructions. 4. Insert a new battery (P/T: 5-PBA90003) into the compartment, ensuring that that the positive (+) side of the battery faces up. 5. Align the battery cover so that its flat edge fits correctly into the badge’s back cover prior to seating the cover into place. 6. Once the battery cover is in place, tighten its 4 screws into place. Standards Compliance This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules; and its operation is subject to the following two conditions: • This device may not cause harmful interference • This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. For a Class B digital device or peripheral, the instructions furnished the user shall include the following or similar statement, placed in a prominent location in the text of the manual: NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: • Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. • Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. • Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. Warning! Changes or modifications to this equipment not approved by the party responsible for compliance (Visonic Technologies Ltd.) could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
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