Gallagher Group 19087Y Cardax IV 125 Series Prox Plus Reader User Manual Manual
Gallagher Group Ltd Cardax IV 125 Series Prox Plus Reader Manual
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Installation Note Cardax Prox Plus 125 Reader CAUTION This equipment contains components that can be damaged by electrostatic discharge. Ensure both you and the equipment are earthed before beginning any servicing. Before you Begin Unpack the Cardax Prox Plus 125 reader and check the shipment contains the following items: • • • • Part Number 3E1086 R2 September 2002 1 x Cardax Prox Plus 125 base with cable and Processor Box attached 1 x Cardax Prox Plus 125 facia 1 x printed circuit board (PCB) assembly 1 x dispatch kit containing the following; 1 x 4-way IDC connector 1 x grommet plug 4 x self tapper pan head screws 4 x plastic caps Power Supply Requirements The Prox Plus 125 reader requires a supply of 13.6 V DC +/- 15% at 200 mA. Prox Plus 125 readers require a good quality linear power source. Note: Switch mode power supplies are not recommended as they may reduce the read range of the Prox Plus 125 reader. Cabling Use 4 core, 0.2 mm2 (AWG 24) cabling with a maximum, nominal capacitance of 120 pf/m. The maximum external diameter of the cable must not exceed 5mm (1/5 inch). The maximum distance between the URI and the Prox Plus 125 reader with this cable is 200m (650ft). Note: You need a special cable terminating tool to connect the building cabling to the Prox Plus 125. The tool has a head (Part No. C861145) and handle (Part No. C861115). Part Number 3E1086 R2 September 2002 Mounting Distance Between Proximity Readers The distance between any 2 proximity readers must be greater than 200mm in all directions. Please note that 200mm in all directions includes the distance through walls. 200m Proximity Reader Proximity Reader Wall Less than 200mm thick Part Number 3E1086 R2 September 2002 Mounting Note: The Prox Plus 125 reader has been designed to metric specifications therefore any imperial measurements provided are approximate only. The Prox Plus 125 reader is designed to be mounted on any solid flat surface including metal surfaces. The recommended mounting height for the Prox Plus 125 reader is 1100mm from floor level to the centre of the reader unit. However this may vary in some countries and you should check local regulations for variations to this height. Note: The grommet through which the cables feed into the base of the Prox Plus 125 reader helps to keep the unit waterproof. Drill a 20mm (3/4 inch) diameter hole for the base extrusion through or into the mounting surface to a minimum depth of 40mm (11/2 inch). Run the building cabling through the base and grommet. Fit the base to the 20mm (3/4 inch) hole and secure it to the mounting surface using the four fixing screws. Fit the screw caps over each fixing screw. The screw caps prevent water from entering the reader via the fixing holes. The caps must be installed for the Prox Plus 125 reader to comply with the environmental specification. Note: It is very important that the base of the reader is flush with and tight against the mounting surface. If you are mounting the Prox Plus 125 reader on a rough surface you should make the surface as smooth as possible under the reader and up to 25mm (1 inch) around the reader. Part Number 3E1086 R2 September 2002 Removing the Facia To remove the facia from the Prox Plus 125 base you need the plastic de-latching tool (Part No. C41612) shown below. Slide the de-latching tool firmly under the bottom of the Prox Plus 125 reader. Hold the top of the reader with your fingers and squeeze the de-latching tool up, towards the top of the reader with your thumb. Lift the facia away from the base. If the base is not flush to the wall, or the screws have become loose you may need to pack the space between the de-latching tool and the wall. A thin piece of cardboard is usually all that is necessary, i.e. a business card folded in two. Cut a notch in the folded edge of the card similar in shape to the notch in the de-latching tool as shown below. Slide the card under the bottom of the facia and then use the de-latching tool with the card as packing. Part Number 3E1086 R2 September 2002 Connecting to the URI The Prox Plus 125 reader can connect to either a Cardax IV or CardaxFT URI. Use the cable terminating tool to connect the cables to the socket as described in the following sections. Pin number 4 of the Prox Plus 125 connector feeds into the cable terminating tool first. The pin numbers are marked on the connector. Connecting to the CardaxFT URI Connect the cables to the socket as shown. CardaxFT Universal Reader Interface Prox Plus 125 Connector GND Blue Plug P1 or P2 Black OUTPUTS White OUTPUTS Red DET COMMS COMMS 5/12V Connect the Prox Plus 125 connector to either the P1 or P2 plug on the CardaxFT URI. Refer to the CardaxFT URI component layout diagram, below, for the location of the plugs. F1 P3 13.6 V Input Fuse Keypad Rating = 500mA pins 1 & 2 = RS485 pin 3 = 13.6 V ± 15% pin 4 = 0V P6 pin 1 = 13.6 V ± 15% pin 2 = Ground 3A fused 13.6 V ± 15%out D10 U19 T1 P5 pin 1 = 5/12 V power pin 2 = DataA pin 3 = DataB pin 4 = Card detect pin 5 = LED output pin 6 = Beeper output pin 7 = Ground Power & Comms COMMS Non-CardaxFT Reader 2 P5 Comms LED P6 P2 D10 flashing = communicating with FT Controller GND pin 1 = Row1 pin 2 = Row 2 pin 3 = Row 3 pin 4 = Row 4 pin 5 = Column1 pin 6 = Column2 pin 7 = Column3 pin 8 = Ground D22 C30 F2 D12 Rating = 3A D16 P3 OUTPUTS D17 NC NO COIL DET D6 NC D15 P7 Q7 JP2 RLY1 D19 Relay state indicators LED on = Energised LED off = De-energised D21 COM D14 R7 Q41 NC NO COIL GND COMMS D5 D17 and D21 NO COMM D4 COMM OUTPUTS D18 IN1 Q26 R53 IN2 D23 R50 Q27 R54 D24 R55 IN3 R51 Q28 D25 DET R79 Q29 D26 R94 R80 COMMS D27 D2 P4 R52 D3 Q30 R95 P8 R81 IN5 IN4 5/12V GND RLY2 Q2 Q31 D28 5/12V 10 D1 GND IN6 R96 (200mA total) (1A total) NC 12V JP1 COM NO GND 5V D20 (c)1999 PEC(New Zealand) Ltd SW1 22825V2 Assy 22826 P7 Relay Outputs pin 1 = R1 Normally closed pin 2 = R1 Normally open pin 3 = R1 Common pin 4 = R2 Normally closed pin 5 = R2 Normally open pin 6 = R2 Common pin 7 = Ground D18 Run LED REV[A][B][C] P1 P8 SW1 P4 Non-CardaxFT Reader 1 Diagnostic port Unit address Balanced Inputs pin 1 = 5/12 V power pin 2 = DataA pin 3 = DataB pin 4 = Card detect pin 5 = LED output pin 6 = Beeper output pin 7 = Ground = 5V = 12V D11 P2 P1 Reader Voltage select GND 13.6 V Output Fuse JP1 D13 Set unit number pin 1 = Input1 pin 2 = Input 2 pin 3 = Input 3 pin 4 = Input 4 pin 5 = Input 5 pin 6 = Input 6 pin 7 = Ground Part Number 3E1086 R2 September 2002 Connecting to the Cardax IV URI Connect the cables to the socket as shown. Note: The colours shown in the diagram below are those used in the cable assembly (Part No. 190810) which may be ordered already assembled. Universal Reader Interface Prox Plus 125 Connector Black Blue White Red Plug P4 (Exit) or P5 (Entry) GND BPR LED DET 1-CK 0-DT 5/12V Note: Refer to the Cardax IV URI Settings section, later in this Installation Note, for the location of the Cardax IV URI components. Replacing the Facia Push the socket back into the grommet. Push the connector into the socket and grommet combination. Push the connector, socket and grommet back into the Prox Plus 125 base. Firmly clip the interconnect PCB under the retaining clips in the base. Fit the facia assembly onto the base by clipping the front over the top edge of the base and pressing the bottom of the facia down un til it clicks into place. Note: The pins on the interconnect PCB in the base of the Prox Plus 125 reader, fit into the slots on the main PCB. The connector should be fitted to the base, not the facia. Part Number 3E1086 R2 September 2002 Initialisation Initialising with the CardaxFT URI The CardaxFT URI must be allocated a unique unit address which is set up at the CardaxFT URI and at the Command Centre FT Server. Refer to the CardaxFT Universal Reader Interface Installation Note and the Command Centre FT documentation. Note: When configuring Command Centre FT you will need to know the plug (P1 or P2) to which the Prox Plus 125 reader is connected. Initialising with the Cardax IV URI Type of Door Lock Depending on the type of lock fitted to the door that the reader is controlling, you will need to initialise the URI with the door either closed or open. If you initialise the URI with the door held open, it sets the door to unlock and remains unlocked until the door is fully closed again. If you initialise the URI with the door closed it sets the door to unlock and resets to lock as soon as the door is opened. Push-Button Exit If the door has a push button exit, ensure the URI Exit terminal has the push-button fitted and correctly terminated with a 10 kW resistor before you power on. Check Software Version You should check the URI software version to ensure it is correct for your installation. The software version number is written on the label of the EPROM mounted at the bottom right of the URI processor board. URI software versions that are compatible with the Prox Plus 125 reader are shown below: URI Software vW6.10 or later version Reader Type One door Cardax Prox or Swipe Readers vW7.10 TC or later version URI Special Options : Cardax Turnstile format vW9.10 or later version Two door Cardax Prox or Swipe Readers Note : The vW6.xx and vW9.xx versions will have one of the following suffixes: GT = 2 wire modem connection G = 4 wire modem connection // = direct connection via comms lines ie. no modem Part Number 3E1086 R2 September 2002 Cardax IV URI Settings Please refer to the diagram below for the location of the URI components. Fuse Fuses (Reader Power (Relay Supply) Contacts) Ground COM B COM A Power Comms & Power P1 Lithium Battery Lithium Battery Jumper J1 D8 Comms In F1 F2 D10 Ground GND Normally Open N.O. Relay Common COM Normally Closed N.C. Door Unlock UNLK Door Open OPEN Push-Button Exit EXIT Earth Wire Ground GND Input 1 AUX1 Input 2 AUX2 Input 3/*Unlock AUX3 Input 4/*Open AUX4 Input 5/*Exit AUX5 D45 5 V DC P8 Comms Out F3 P2 P7 Door 1 Keypad Aux. Relay or Door 2 Relay Door 1 Inputs Output Relay J2 Tamper Ground GND Beeper BPR LED LED Card Detect DET Clock/Data 1 1-CK Data/Data 0 0-DT 5 or 12 V Out 5/12V OFF Confirmed Entry ON No Confirmed Entry Cardax III 5V P3 Auxiliary and/or Door 2 Inputs D44 Diagnostics/ Processing Cardax Prox (125, Mifare or TIRIS)/ Cardax Swipe 12 V * Applies to 2-Door URI only Ground GND Beeper BPR LED LED Card Detect DET Clock/Data 1 1-CK Data/Data 0 0-DT 5 or 12 V Out 5/12V 1 Top Row 2 Row 2 3 Row 3 4 Bottom Row 5 Left Column 6 Middle Column 7 Right Column 8 Not Used 1 Normally Open 2 Relay Common 3 Normally Closed P4 P5 Door 1 Exit Reader OR Door 2 Entry Reader PLD Wiegand 5V EPROM Jumpers DSW1DSW2ON Door 1 Entry Reader ON OFF Switch 8* Wiegand 12 V On Off Unit Address 16 32 Initialise Normal *see note below OFF Jumper Connected No Jumper Switch On Off Card Format 6* Validated Exit* Normal* 7* *see note below Keypad No Keypad * Depends on Software Version. Part Number 3E1086 R2 September 2002 Tamper the URI by opening the door of the cabinet. This releases the tamper switch. The URI has a set of six jumpers grouped into two sets of three. One group is labelled ENTRY and the other is labelled EXIT. ENTRY jumpers set the voltage and card type of the reader connected to plug P5. EXIT jumpers set the voltage and card type of the reader connected to plug P4. Set the Entry and Exit jumpers for the Prox Plus 125 reader as shown below: Entry and Exit Jumper Settings Cardax 12 V Exit Entry = jumper in place Pins 3 and 6 = voltage supplied to reader Pins 1,2 4 and 5 = reader type Connector J2 controls the Confirmed Entry function. If you initialise the URI with no jumper fitted on J2 the Confirmed Entry function will be ON. To switch the Confirmed Entry function OFF, you must initialise the URI with one a mini jumper fitted across both pins of connector J2. Connect the Prox Plus 125 reader to the URI Entry plug (P5). Note: If you are installing two entry readers (2 door URI software) you must connect the second entry reader to Plug P4 to initialise the URI. If you are installing only an Exit reader you must connect the reader to the Entry Plug P5 to initialise the URI. Ensure Entry and Exit jumpers are set to the same configuration. After you have initialised the URI you should connect the Exit reader to Exit Plug P4. 10 Part Number 3E1086 R2 September 2002 Set DIPSW1 as follows: Switches On 16 32 Off Unit Addresses Initialise 1 door software = liftcar reader 2 door software = keypad on door 2 Normal 1 door software = door reader 2 door software = no keypad on door 2 Set DIPSW2 as follows, where 0 = OFF and 1 = ON: URI Software vW6.10, vW7.10, vW9.10 or later versions. Prox Plus 125, no authorised exit DIPSW2 12345678 00000001 Prox Plus 125, with authorised exit 00000101 Reader For further details on software versions refer to Check Software Version in the Initialisation section earlier in this Installation Note. CAUTION Do not fit the lithium battery jumper (J1) before powering up the URI. If the jumper is fitted you must remove it and wait 10 seconds. Power up the URI. The yellow LED (D45) should be permanently ON. This indicates that 5 V is present on the board. The green LED (D44) should flash twice, pause, then flash twice again. This is a continuous sequence while the URI is unitialised and indicates it is processing. The red LED (D8) should flash if polls are received from the Commander. Note: A URI can be initialised without being connected to a Commander Part Number 3E1086 R2 September 2002 11 Set DIPSW1:7 to ON. Present a Prox 125 card to the Prox Plus 125 reader. Note:You must present the card within 30 seconds of setting DIPSW1:7 to ON. If you are initialising with two readers connected to the URI, you should present the card to the reader on URI plug P5. Set DIPSW1:7 to OFF The green LED (D44) will begin flashing continuously. The other red LED (D10) will flash each time the URI replies to a poll from the Commander. Replace the lithium battery jumper (J1). Restore the tamper by closing the door of the cabinet. Approvals and Standards 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: Note: 12 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. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by Cardax (International) Ltd could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. Part Number 3E1086 R2 September 2002 Icons The Prox Plus 125 reader displays the following icons on the liquid crystal display (LCD) to indicate the access status of the zone controlled by the reader. Part Number 3E1086 R2 September 2002 13
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