Iolan Systems LA-WIWPROXKEYM Security Badge Reader User Manual ISIBR

Iolan Systems Inc. Security Badge Reader ISIBR

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September 21, 1998 www.iolan.com Page: 1Iolan Systems, Inc.1200 Barton Hills Dr. Suite 233Austin, Texas 78704Tel: (512) 443-4369Fax: (512) 443-3615SALES SPECIFICATIONS LA-WIW-PROXKEY-MGerard VerkaartPresidentEmail: gverkaart@austintx.com
LA WIW Proxkey MISIBR.doc www.iolan.com Page: 21. Contents1. CONTENTS..........................................................................................................................................................22. PURPOSE OF THIS DOCUMENT....................................................................................................................33. DESCRIPTION OF THE READER...................................................................................................................34. DATA AND RELATION WITH TC NETWORK............................................................................................35. TECHNICAL DATA............................................................................................................................................46. PARAMETERS OF THE MODULE .................................................................................................................57. DIMENSIONS OF THE MODULE: ..................................................................................................................58. CONNECTING.....................................................................................................................................................69. THE WIEGAND INTERFACE ..........................................................................................................................710. THE LED INTERFACE..................................................................................................................................711. WIEGAND PROTOCOL ................................................................................................................................812. CHARACTER COMPOSITION ....................................................................................................................813. METHOD OF SENDING AND TIMING ......................................................................................................9
LA WIW Proxkey MISIBR.doc www.iolan.com Page: 32. Purpose of this documentThis document gives a full explanation of the possibilities of the LA-WIW-PROXKEY-M. This informationcan be used, for example, in sales documentation.3. Description of the readerThe LA-WIW-PROXKEY-M is a ‘wallmount-module,’ a reader for MIFARE® tags. The module is designedfor identification purposes. It uses a Wiegand data-interface to read a card number, or any other kind ofdata, and to send it to the connecting unit. There are three indicators: red, green and yellow. The yellowlamp blinks when the card is successfully read. A buzzer is available to give signals as programmed4. Data and Relation with TC NetworkThe reader can be connected to a network as shown in this scheme:PC METIOLAN_TCBEHEERNETWORKITEM :LA-WIW-PROXKEY-BSERVERNETWERKMET DATABASE PC METIOLAN_TCPC-LANSPANT 3SPANT 4LA-TCR-RSOMZ-BSYSTEEM MET MEERDERE MODULENKANAALNUMMERS DIENEN ALSVOORBEELDEENVOUDIGSTE OPSTELLINGRS232-KABELPC METIOLAN_TCLA-TCB-2WI-2I-2RK8LA-TCK-2WI-4I-2YK9220VacLA-TCB-PANELK10LA-TCX-DISPLAYK11LA-TCR-RSOMZ-BLA-TCB-8ANSPANT 1SPANT 2K12ANALOGE INPUTSDISPLAY MODULELA-CHP-8A-8S-HLA-CHP-8A-8S-VLA-CHP-8A-8S-R2XLA-WIW-PROXKEY-BLA-WIW-PROXKEY-BLA-TCK-2WI-4I-2Y&LA-TCI-RSOMZ-A220VacLA-WIW-PROXKEY-BLA-WIX-PROXKEY-MLA-CHR-8I-8YLA-CHR-16I-16QLA-CHP-8A-8S-GDIGITALE INPUT EN OUTPUTIOLANGEBOUWAUTOMATISERINGPROJECTNAAMONDERWERP::STANDAARDISERING IOLAN NETWERKLA-WIW-PROXKEY-B DEEL : NETWERKSYMBOLIEKGET.GEW.GEW.GEW.E.LEMM PROJECTNR.TEKENING NR.13-10-1997 R086E003
LA WIW Proxkey MISIBR.doc www.iolan.com Page: 45. Technical dataInputInput • 5..0 Volt. The power input is included in the 6 pins connector. Incooperation with IOLAN-modules the power is supplied.• 50..80mA.Technical data WI interface • 6 pins connector with:• 2x power supply• 2x lamp switcher• 2x data. Wiegand ‘clock-data’• Data structure according to ISO 7811/2-1986 TRACK 2 Reading distance • 20mm typical, min 10mm max 30mm met transponder types : MF1-S50, MF1-P60 en MF1-L10 Operating frequency • 13,56mhz. Data-transport transmittingspeed • 106kBd Security • Data encrypted, protected against recording and ‘replay-attack’.Possibilities Transponders • Can read from MIFARE® card types 1, 2, and 3.• Reader can hold one key (A or B) and one read location fortransponder-identification.• Flexible transponder-code length. Indicators • Yellow LED-lamp and buzzer for successful reading action• Red LED-lamp and green LED-lamp for logistic matters. E.g.: red: noaccess; green: access allowed.Mechanical aspects Material housing • Typical W-housing• Black plastic housing, ABS plastic house.• Dimensions (without connectors; HxBxL mm ) 21x71x71mm. Seedrawing R086EF02. Connection to wall • 2x 3mm opening on 60mm distance. See drawing R086EF02. Cable connectors • Max. diameter 1.5 mm2• Connectors 1x6 pins Protection • When connector-protected IP66. Temperature • Stock -10..70 o Celsius• Operating temp 0..50 o CelsiusInstallation Connectors • 6 pins. Thus maximum of 6 connecting wiresMounting place • When mounting, outside connector must be protected with lacquer, orthe edges must be made watertight.Ordering informationType LA WIW Proxkey MOrder number LA 0110 01
LA WIW Proxkey MISIBR.doc www.iolan.com Page: 56. Parameters of the moduleThere are no switches on the module; however, according to the MIFARE protocol the readers must bepersonalized. There is a procedure available which accomplishes this.During this personalization-procedure, the key and pointers are downloaded. The key is necessary to gainaccess to an application on the transponder. The pointers determine where the information is located.The reader is constructed in such a way that downloaded keys can never be read from the reader; readingfrom the reader is physically impossible; encryption also negates this possibility.7. Dimensions of the module:
LA WIW Proxkey MISIBR.doc www.iolan.com Page: 68. Connecting1 : - Power2 : Data 2 Clock3 : Data 1 Data4 : Switch Green LED5 : Switch Red LED6 : + Power
LA WIW Proxkey MISIBR.doc www.iolan.com Page: 79. The Wiegand InterfaceThe data interface is a ‘clock-data’ interface. The following scheme shows the hardware of the lines:• Connector 1, the negative is the reference for the data lines.• The circuit is similar for clock and data.• Maximum current through the transistor is 30mA• The maximum open power is 10 volt. For ESD protection a zenerdiode (12V) is applied parallel overthe emitter en collector.• There is no pull-up resistance.10. The LED interfaceTwo LED’s are externally controlled, the red and the green LED. The yellow LED lights up when a card isbeing read. Red yellow greenThe controller can steer the LED’s. Typical use is showing: red = no access, green = access. In case ofusing IOLAN modules the controller would be of type LA-TCK-2WI-4I-2Y.The hardware from the two connections is shown in the next scheme:330ohmmax 10vmax 30mAconn. 1conn. 2/3
LA WIW Proxkey MISIBR.doc www.iolan.com Page: 8The circuits for the green and red LED are similar. The maximum current is ±30mA. Typical use is pullingthe dataline to 0 volt.11. Wiegand protocolThis version of the IOLAN mifare readers sends out data according to the Wiegand protocol. Sending astring of digits with a maximum length of 16 is possible.12. Character compositionImmediately after reading a card the reader sends out a string. This string is composed according to ISO1711/2 track 2:330ohm max 30mAConn. 1Conn. 4/5330ohm 4,7kohm+5vUon < 1,5vUoff >3,5v 5,1v
LA WIW Proxkey MISIBR.doc www.iolan.com Page: 9CONFIDENTIALCHARACTER DEFINITIONITEM :*ALL CHARACTERS ACCORDING TO ISO 7811/2-1986 TRACK 2*LIST : CHARACTERTEXT IN DRAWINGS DISCRIPTIONBITSTREAMINCLUDING PARITY*LSB*MSB PARITY11000000000000001111123DIGITDIGITDIGIT0DIGIT012345674567DIGITDIGITDIGITDIGIT0000000011111111110010000000000011111111START SENTINELUNUSED CHARACTER89DIGITDIGIT89STARTUNUSED*FIELD IS THE ABREVIATIONFOR 'FIELD SEPARATOR'STOPFIELDUNUSEDUNUSEDEND SENTINELFIELD SEPARATORUNUSED CHARACTERUNUSED CHARACTER 0000111111111111110000000000000000000EDGE<STOP><LRC>11111 01101<FIELD> <"3">10110 11001<"1"> <"2">01000<START>11010 10000TWO FIELDS : FIELD 2 = "3"FIELD 1 = "12":EDGEMESSAGE IS :*EXAMPLE00000000000000000IOLANGEBOUWAUTOMATISERINGPROJECTNAAMONDERWERP::STANDAARDISERING IOLAN NETWERKLA-IOB-PROXKEYSTART SENTINELDEEL : MAGSTRIPE INTERFACE DATACHARACTER DEFINITIONFIELD SEPARATORGET.GEW.GEW.GEW.E.LEMMEND SENTINELPROJECTNR.TEKENING NR.28-08-1995 S041E102The string forwarded by the LA-WIW-PROXKEY-M is default:(edge) <START> <D0> <D1> <D2> <D3> <D4> <D5> <D6> <D7> <D8> <D9> <END><LRC> (edge)• The length of the string is defined in the EEPROM and is variable. Standard the length is set to 10digits.• The LRC is the XOR of all data characters.• The ‘edge’ is 2 characters long.• There is no ‘Card-load’ signal.• D0 ..D9 is the card identification - number.13. Method of sending and timingThe to be transmitted data is split up into characters and they are send out one by one Each charactergets its own paritybit. The string as a whole gets an extra parity-character. The character structure isexplained later in this document.A character consists of 5 bits. 4 databits and 1 paritybit. These are transmitted 1 by 1:
LA WIW Proxkey MISIBR.doc www.iolan.com Page: 101. Dataline setup2. clockline goes low.3. clockline goes upThis gives the following pattern:file:R086EE01.BMP• The upper signal line is the clockline. (connector 2)• The lower signal line is the dataline. (connector 3)• The setuptime for data 3..5 mS.• The clock low period is 3..5 mS• The timelap the data remains up after going up of the clock is 3mS
LA WIW Proxkey MISIBR.doc www.iolan.com Page: 11A whole string of 10 characters would look like this:file:R086EE02.BMPIn this case card number 0404040400 is send.• The upper signal line is the clockline. (connector 2)• The lower signal line is the data line. (connector 3)

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