Gallagher Group C19753X Prox Reader Mifare (Teardrop) User Manual Prox Mifare Series Teardrop

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Installation Note
Prox Mifare Series (Teardrop)
CAUTION
This equipment contains components that can be damaged by
electrostatic discharge. Ensure both you and the equipment are
earthed before beginning any servicing.
3E1100 R1
April 2004
Before you Begin
Unpack the Prox Mifare Series (Teardrop) reader and check the shipment
contains the following items:
•
•
•
•
•
1 x Prox Mifare Series (Teardrop) reader base
1 x Prox Mifare Series (Teardrop) reader facia
1 x printed circuit board (PCB) assembly
2 x self tapper pan head fixing screws
1 x cable assembly
Power Supply Requirements
Power for the Prox Mifare Series (Teardrop) reader is usually taken from the
incoming supply of the device to which it is connected. That is, from the:
•
•
•
•
Cardax FT Reader I/O Interface
Cardax FT Controller 3000
Cardax FT Universal Reader Interface (Cardax FT URI)
Cardax Commander Universal Reader Interface (Cardax Commander URI).
The supply at the reader should be 13.6 V DC ± 15%. The current draw is
180 mA per reader. This is in addition to the requirements of any other device
(for example, the URI) powered from the same supply.
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Prox Mifare Series (Teardrop) readers require a good quality linear power
source. If you do not use the recommended power supply, it may affect the
performance of the reader.
Note: Switch mode power supplies are not recommended as they may reduce
the read range of the Prox Mifare Series (Teardrop) reader.
Cabling
The Prox Mifare Series (Teardrop) reader uses the Cardax IV communications
system. This means it can be connected to the following Cardax equipment:
•
•
•
•
Cardax FT Reader I/O Interface
Cardax FT Controller 3000
Cardax FT URI
Cardax Commander URI
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 5
mm (1/5 inch).
With this type of cable, the maximum distance between the Prox Mifare Series
(Teardrop) reader and the device to which it connects is 200 m (650 ft).
Note: You need a special cable terminating tool to connect the building cabling
to the Prox Mifare Series (Teardrop) reader. The tool has a head (Part
No. C861145) and handle (Part No. C861115). You also need a special
tool (Part No. C41611 ) to open the Prox Mifare Series (Teardrop)
reader if necessary.
Mounting Distance Between Proximity Readers
The distance between any 2 proximity readers must be greater than 200mm in
all directions.
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Please note that 200mm in all directions includes the distance through walls.
Proximity
Reader
Proximity
Reader
Wall
Less than
200mm
thick
Mounting
Note: The Prox Mifare Series (Teardrop) reader has been designed to metric
specifications. Therefore any imperial measurements provided are
approximate only.
The Prox Mifare Series (Teardrop) reader is designed to be mounted on any
solid flat surface, however metal surfaces can result in a reduced read range.
Note: The grommet through which the cables feed into the base of the Prox
Mifare Series (Teardrop) reader helps to keep the unit waterproof.
Using the mounting dimensions on the back of this Installation Note as a guide,
drill a 20 mm (3/4 inch) diameter hole for the base extrusion through or into the
mounting surface to a minimum depth of 40 mm (11/2 in).
Drill two pilot holes for the fixing screws.
Run the building cabling through the base and grommet.
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Fit the base to the 20 mm (3/4 inch) hole and secure it to the mounting surface
using the two fixing screws provided. Note that using other types of screws
could interfere with the electronics.
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 Mifare
Series (Teardrop) reader on a rough surface you should make the surface
as smooth as possible under the reader and up to 25mm (1 in) around the
reader. This is to enable easy removal at a later date is required.
Push the socket back into the grommet.
Push the grommet and socket back into the Prox Mifare Series (Teardrop)
reader base.
Check the tape covering the antenna wire solder joints is in position. Install the
PCB assembly into the base, ensuring the connector on the back of the PCB
assembly fits into the socket in the base. The PCB assembly should click into
place.
Fit the facia onto the base by clipping the small lip, inside the facia, over the
top edge of the base and holding the top, press the bottom of the facia down
until it clicks onto the bottom of the base.
Removing the Facia
To remove the facia from the Prox Mifare Series (Teardrop) reader base you
need the plastic de-latching tool (Part No. 41611) shown below. The end of the
tool is used for removing the facia.
De-latching tool
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1. Slide the de-latching tool firmly under the bottom of the Prox Mifare Series
(Teardrop) reader.
2. Hold the top of the Prox Mifare Series (Teardrop) reader with your fingers
and squeeze the de-latching tool up, towards the top of the reader with your
thumb.
3. 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).
4. Cut a notch in the folded edge of the card similar in shape to the notch in
the de-latching tool as shown below.
5. Slide the card under the bottom of the facia and then use the de-latching
tool with the card as packing.
Connections
The Prox Mifare Series (Teardrop) reader connects to one of the following:
•
Cardax FT Reader I/O Interface
•
Cardax FT Controller 3000
•
Cardax FT URI
•
Cardax Commander 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 Mifare Series (Teardrop) reader connector feeds into
the cable terminating tool first.
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Connecting to the Cardax FT Reader I/O Interface
The Cardax FT Reader I/O Interface has connections for up to sixteen Prox
Mifare Series (Teardrop) reader or other Cardax IV readers.
The Prox Mifare Series (Teardrop) reader connects to either plug PA or plug
PB in Groups 1 to 8.
Make the connections from the Prox Mifare Series (Teardrop) reader to the
Reader I/O interface as shown:
Reader I/O Interface
Group (x8)
Prox Plus Mifare Readers
Red
White
3 Blue
IN Reader A
OUT
(PA)
Black
Red
White
Blue
IN Reader B
OUT
(PB)
Black
+V
Power
(PD)
For the location of the plugs on the Reader I/O Interface, refer to the
component layout diagram:
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Connecting to the Cardax FT Controller 3000
The Cardax FT Controller 3000 interfaces the following types of reader into
the Cardax FT Command Centre system:
•
•
Cardax IV readers, including Prox Mifare Series (Teardrop) readers
Wiegand readers
Each Cardax FT Controller 3000 can interface up to eight Prox Mifare Series
(Teardrop) readers into the Cardax FT Command Centre system.
The ports to which the Prox Mifare Series (Teardrop) reader can connect are
set up as four distinct groups (numbered 1 to 4). Each group provides
connection for two Prox Mifare Series (Teardrop) readers or other Cardax IV
readers. Refer to the following diagram for the location of the ports on the
Cardax FT Controller 3000.
P3
P4
P1
P4
RS485
P2
J1 to J4 RS485
terminating resistors
DETECTOR
LED
PF4
PF3
PF2
PF1
PE4
PE3
PE2
PE1
PD4
PC4
PD 4
PC4
PD3
PC3
PD3
PC3
PD2
PC2
PD2
PC2
PD1
PC1
PD1
PC1
PC1 to PC4
Inputs
pin 1 = Input 1
pin 2 = Ground
pin 3 = Input 2
PA4
Group 4
PA4
POWER
OUT
PB3
PA3
Group 3
PA3
POWER
OUT
PB2
PA2
Group 2
PA2
POWER
OUT
PB1
PA1
PA1
POWER
OUT
PB1 to PB4
2 x Cardax IV Readers
per connector
Group 1
PA1 to PA4
Power Out
pin 1 = power out
pin 2 = 0 V
Reader 1 = pins 1 & 3
Reader 2 = pins 2 & 4
Pin
Pin
Pin
Pin
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PB4
1 = Reader
2 = Reader
3 = Reader
4 = Reader
transmit
transmit
receive
receive
Make the connections from the Prox Mifare Series (Teardrop) reader to the
Cardax FT Controller 3000 as shown:
Cardax FT Controller 3000
Group (x4)
PB1 and PA1... to... PB4 and PA4
PB
Prox Plus Mifare
Reader 2
PA
Prox Plus Mifare
Reader 1
Note:
Within each group, you cannot mix Cardax IV readers with Wiegand Readers.
This is because connecting one Wiegand reader requires all four pins on plug
PB. For example, if you connect a Prox Mifare Series (Teardrop) reader to Port
1 of Group 1, Port 2 of Group 1 can only connect to another Cardax IV reader.
The terminating resistors (J1 for Group 1, J2 for Group 2, etc.) must NOT be
fitted for those groups to which Prox Mifare Series (Teardrop) readers are
connected.
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Connecting to the Cardax FT URI
Connect the cables to the socket as shown:
Cardax FT Universal Reader Interface
Prox Plus Mifare Connector
Plug P1 or P2
Black
GND
Blue
OUTPUTS
White
OUTPUTS
Red
DET
COMMS
COMMS
5/12V
Connect the Prox Mifare Series (Teardrop) reader connector to either the P1 or
P2 plug on the Cardax FT URI. Refer to the Cardax FT URI component layout
diagram, next, for the location of the plugs.
F1
P3
13.6 V Input Fuse
Keypad
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
P2
Non-CardaxFT
Reader 2
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
D10
P5
flashing = communicating with
FT Controller
pins 1 & 2 = RS485
pin 3 = 13.6 V ± 15%
pin 4 = 0V
Comms LED
Rating = 500mA
Power & Comms
P6
13.6 V ± 15%out
pin 1 = 13.6 V ± 15%
pin 2 = Ground 3A fused
D10
U19
JP1
T1
D22
F2
Reader Voltage select
13.6 V Output Fuse
= 5V (200mA total)
= 12V (1A total)
D13
Rating = 3A
D12
D11
P2
5V
JP1
12V
D16
D17
D17 and D21
NC NO
COIL
Relay state indicators
LED on = Energised
LED off = De-energised
D19
Q7
JP2
D20
D15
D6
COMM
D5
D14
R7
Q41
D21
NC NO
COIL
D4
COMM
Q2
D18
Q26
R53
D23
R50
Q27
R54
D24
R51
R55
Q28
D25
R52
D3
P7
Relay Outputs
RLY2
R79
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
Q29
D26
R94
R80
Q30
D27
D2
R95
P8
D1
P1
(c)1999 PEC(New Zealand) Ltd
P1
Non-CardaxFT
Reader 1
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
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P8
R81
Q31
D28
R96
10
Diagnostic port
D18
Run LED
SW1
22825V2 Assy 22826
REV[A][B][C]
SW1
P4
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
Unit address
Balanced Inputs
Connecting to the Cardax Commander URI
Connect the cables to the socket as shown in the following diagram.
Universal Reader Interface
Prox Plus Mifare Connector
Black
Blue
White
Red
Plug P4 (Exit) or P5 (Entry)
GND
BPR
LED
DET
1-CK
0-DT
5/12V
Note:
Refer to Cardax Commander URI Components, for the location of the Cardax
Commander URI components.
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Initialisation
Initialising with the Cardax FT Reader I/O Interface
Refer to the Cardax FT Reader I/O Interface Installation Note (Part number
3E1016) for initialisation instructions.
Initialisation of the Cardax FT Reader I/O Interface does not require prior
connection to the Prox Mifare Series (Teardrop) reader. The Prox Mifare Series
(Teardrop) reader will be operational as soon as it is:
•
connected to a Cardax FT Reader I/O Interface, and
•
configured as a Cardax IV reader within the Cardax FT Command Centre
system.
Initialising with the Cardax FT Controller 3000
Refer to the Cardax FT Controller 3000 Installation Note (Part number
3E1089) for initialisation instructions.
Initialisation of the Cardax FT Controller 3000 does not require prior
connection to the Prox Mifare Series (Teardrop) reader. The Prox Mifare Series
(Teardrop) reader will be operational as soon as it is:
•
connected to a Cardax FT Controller 3000, and
•
configured as a Cardax IV reader within the Cardax FT Command Centre
system.
Initialising with the Cardax FT URI
Refer to the Cardax FT Universal Reader Interface Installation Note (Part
number 3C4518) for initialisation instructions.
Initialisation of the Cardax FT URI does not require prior connection to the
Prox Mifare Series (Teardrop) reader. The Prox Mifare Series (Teardrop)
reader will be operational as soon as it is:
•
connected to a Cardax FT URI, and
•
configured as a Cardax IV reader within the Cardax FT Command Centre
system.
Initialising with the Cardax Commander 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.
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Note:
If you are installing the Prox Mifare Series (Teardrop) reader to control a
turnstile you should consult the turnstile manufacturer for details of the locking
mechanism used.
Push-Button Exit
If the door has a push button exit, ensure the URI Exit terminal has the pushbutton fitted and correctly terminated with a 10 k 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 Mifare Series
(Teardrop) reader are shown below:
Software
Reader Type
vW3.61 to vW3.67 or vW6.xx
series *
One door Cardax Prox or Swipe Readers
vW7.xx TC series
vW4.74 to vW4.81 or vW9.xx
series *
URI Special Options
Two door Cardax Prox or Swipe Readers
Note: * These software 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
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Cardax Commander URI Components
Please refer to the diagram below for the location of the Cardax Commander
URI components.
Fuse
Fuses
(Reader Power (Relay
Supply)
Contacts) Lithium Battery Lithium Battery Jumper
Comms
& Power
Ground
COM B
COM A
Power
P1
J1
D8
D45
Comms In
F1
F2
D10
5 V DC
P8
F3
P2
P7
Door 1
Keypad
Comms Out
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
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
Aux. Relay
or Door 2
Relay
Door 1 Inputs
Output Relay
J2
Tamper
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
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
P4
P5
Door 1 Exit
Reader OR
Door 2 Entry
Reader
PLD
Wiegand
5V
DSW1DSW2ON
Door 1 Entry
Reader
ON
OFF
Switch
8*
Wiegand
12 V
EPROM
Jumpers
On
Off
Unit
Address
16
32
Initialise
Normal
*see note below
OFF
Switch
6*
7*
On
Jumper Connected
No Jumper
Off
Card Format
Validated Exit* Normal*
*see note below
Keypad
No Keypad
* Depends on Software Version.
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Setting the Jumpers
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 Mifare Series (Teardrop) reader as
shown below:
Entry and Exit Jumper Settings
Cardax
12 V
= jumper in place
Pins 3 and 6 = voltage supplied to reader
Pins 1,2 4 and 5 = reader type
Confirmed Entry
Connector J2 on the URI 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 a mini-jumper fitted across both pins of connector J2.
Connecting the Reader
Connect the Prox Mifare Series (Teardrop) reader to the URI Entry Plug P5.
Note:
If you are using two entry readers (2 door software) you must connect the
second entry reader to URI Plug P4 to initialise the URI. Ensure Entry and Exit
jumpers are set to the same configuration.
If you are only using an Exit reader you must connect the reader to the Entry
Plug P5 to initialise the URI. After you have initialised the URI you should
connect the Exit reader to URI Exit Plug P4.
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Setting the Dip Switches
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.xx
and
vW9.xx
vW3.61 to vW3.67
and
vW4.74 to vW4.81
DIPSW2
DIPSW2
Reader
12345678
12345678
Prox Mifare Series (Teardrop) reader
only, no authorised exit
00000000
00011000
Prox Mifare Series (Teardrop) reader
only, with authorised exit
00000100
00011100
Prox Mifare Series (Teardrop) reader
with external keypad and no
authorised exit.
00000011
10011011
Prox Mifare Series (Teardrop) reader
with external keypad and authorised
exit.
00000111
10011111
For further details on software versions refer to Check Software Version
earlier in this Installation Note.
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Initialise Process
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.
Set DIPSW1:7 to ON.
Present aSmart Card to the Prox Mifare Series (Teardrop) 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 URI cabinet.
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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:
•
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.
Note: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by Gallagher Group
Ltd could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
ACN: 002132943
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Mounting Dimensions
Pilot hole
Slot
20 mm hole
39 mm
20 mm
51 mm
39 mm
Pilot hole
17 mm
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