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Alternative Reader Wiring Guide

Lenel® OnGuard® 7.1 Alternative Reader Wiring GuideThis guide is item number DOC-601, revision 5.003, May 2015© 2015 Lenel Systems International, Inc. All rights reserved.

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Table of Contents

Access Readers ...................................................................9

1. UL and EN Evaluated Readers ............................................................ 11

2. AIT Readers ......................................................................................... 112.1. AIT Reader #L-TR200 ................................................................. 11

3. AWID Readers ..................................................................................... 153.1. AWID Sentinel Prox MR-1824 ..................................................... 153.2. AWID Sentinel-Prox SP-6820, SR-2400, and MM-6800 ............. 173.3. AWID Prox with Keypad (KP-6840) ............................................. 203.4. AWID Sentinel-Prox RKP-4600 ................................................... 233.5. AWID Sentinel-Prox LR-911 ........................................................ 243.6. AWID LR-2200 Reader ............................................................... 26

4. BAI Barcode Readers .......................................................................... 294.1. BAI Barcode Reader #BA-200 .................................................... 29

5. Banque-Tec Readers ........................................................................... 315.1. Smart Card Reader (Models BT815 and BT900/818) ................. 31

6. Baran Tec Keypad Readers ................................................................ 336.1. 39201302 and 39201303 8-bit Output Readers .......................... 336.2. Baran Tec Everswitch Proximity Reader Plus Keypad ................ 36

7. Bewator Readers ................................................................................. 397.1. Remote Card Reader Model BC18 ............................................. 39

8. Casi-Rusco Prox Readers ................................................................... 418.1. Casi-Rusco 94x, 97x Prox Readers ............................................ 418.2. Reader (Wiegand) Operation ...................................................... 438.3. Casi-Rusco 940-W Prox Lite (F/2F Mode) .................................. 448.4. Configuration for Casi-Rusco Readers ........................................ 468.5. Reader (F/2F Mode) Operation ................................................... 48

9. CEIA Readers ...................................................................................... 499.1. CEIA Freedom Reader with Keypad (Prox) ................................ 499.2. CEIA Freedom Reader (Output Protocol Clock/Data) ................. 50

10. Checkpoint Systems Readers ........................................................... 53

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10.1. Mirage II Readers ...................................................................... 5310.2. Checkpoint Reader Model SN-MSC 16147 ............................... 5510.3. Mirage Proximity Reader B ....................................................... 57

11. Codeguard Series II/III ....................................................................... 5911.1. Secure Keypad Reader ............................................................. 59

12. Cross Match Readers ........................................................................ 6512.1. Cross Match 900xxx TWIC Readers ......................................... 65

13. Deister Electronics ............................................................................. 6913.1. Smart Card Reader Model PRM 5M, PRX 5 HSF ..................... 6913.2. Reader Model PRL5/2 KPL5/2 .................................................. 70

14. Dorado Readers ................................................................................ 7314.1. Dorado Reader Model 644 ........................................................ 7314.2. Dorado Reader Model 780 ........................................................ 7514.3. Dorado Reader Model 611 ........................................................ 7714.4. Dorado Elevator Reader 570 ..................................................... 7714.5. Dorado 230/240 Combination Readers ..................................... 79

15. Essex Keypads .................................................................................. 8115.1. Essex Keypad Reader #KTP-16212SLI .................................... 8115.2. Essex Keypad Reader #KTP-163SN ........................................ 83

16. HID Readers ...................................................................................... 8516.1 HID ProxPro ............................................................................... 8516.2 HID MaxiProx 5370 A-1 .............................................................. 8716.3 HID MaxiProx 5370/5375AGN00 ............................................... 8816.4 Hughes MiniProx ........................................................................ 8916.5 Classic, EPIC Swipe and Pinpad Wiegand Readers .................. 9116.6 ProxPoint Readers ..................................................................... 9216.7 ProxPro II ................................................................................... 9316.8 iCLASS RW300, RW400 Readers/Encoders ............................. 9516.9 iCLASS and multiCLASS Legacy and SE Readers ................... 9716.10 multiCLASS RMP40 and RMPK40 Readers .......................... 10016.11 EntryProx 4045-905 ............................................................... 10216.12 SensorKey Reader ................................................................. 10416.13 HID MIFARE 6055 .................................................................. 10616.14 HID LCD and bioCLASS Readers (RWKL550/RWKLB575) Wired

for OSDP Support .......................................................................... 10816.15 HID MIFARE Format Secure 6075 Reader ............................ 10916.16 HID OSDP Readers ............................................................... 111

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16.17 SmartID/SmartTRANS Models S10, SK10, SP10, SPK10 ..... 11416.18 ThinLine II Proximity Reader .................................................. 11716.19 ProxPro 5355 Proximity Reader ............................................. 119

17. IDH Max ........................................................................................... 12117.1. IDH Max Door Readers ........................................................... 121

18. ID Solutions Readers ....................................................................... 12518.1. ID Solutions Model 8030/8035 Bar Code Reader ................... 125

19. Infographics Readers ....................................................................... 12719.1. Infographics Reader OTD-60 .................................................. 127

20. Integrated Engineering Readers ...................................................... 12920.1. Integrated Engineering PX007 Mifare Reader ........................ 12920.2. Desfire Reader ........................................................................ 131

21. Keri Systems Readers ..................................................................... 13321.1. Cascade and Sierra Readers (P-300, P-400, P-500, P-600 with

Keypad, P-700) .............................................................................. 133

22. Magtek Readers .............................................................................. 13522.1. Magtek 101-Millimeter Swipe Reader (Model 2105002) ......... 135

23. Mifare Readers ................................................................................ 13723.1. Mifare Model LA-WIW-PROXKEY-M ...................................... 13723.2. Iolan Reader Model LA-XXW-PRXKY-MX 1050-4021-092 ..... 139

24. Motorola Indala Readers ................................................................. 14124.1. Indala Readers ASR-120, ASR-122 ........................................ 14124.2. Indala Readers ASR-503, ASR-505, ASR-110, ASR-112 ....... 14324.3. Indala Readers ASR-103, ASR-105, ASR-120, ASR-122, ASR-

124, ASR-136 ................................................................................ 14524.4. Indala Reader ARK-501 .......................................................... 14924.5. Indala Readers ASR-500, ASR-501, ASR-503, ASR-505, ASR-

110 ................................................................................................. 15124.6. Motorola BiStatix Prox Reader (BXR-610) .............................. 15324.7. Indala EM4525F Reader ......................................................... 15424.8. Motorola FlexPass Readers .................................................... 155

25. Nedap Readers ................................................................................ 15725.1. Nedap Transit Readers ........................................................... 157

26. Northern Readers ............................................................................ 16126.1. Northern BR-7 Barcode Reader .............................................. 161

27. Schlage Keypads ............................................................................. 163

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27.1. Schlage SERIII-W Scramble Keypad ...................................... 163

28. Secura Key Readers ........................................................................ 16928.1. e-Tag Prox Reader #ASSY 2014040 ...................................... 16928.2. Touch Card Reader (TC-100) ................................................. 17128.3. Touch Card SK-028W Barium Ferrite Reader ......................... 173

29. Synergistics Readers ....................................................................... 17529.1. SR1054FL Swipe Card Reader ............................................... 17529.2. SR1058SLE Swipe Card Reader ............................................ 177

30. Texas Instruments Readers ............................................................. 17930.1. TI S6410 Wall Plate/S6420 Mullion Reader ............................ 179

31. XceedID Readers ............................................................................ 18131.1. XceedID ISO-X Reader ........................................................... 18131.2 XceedID aptiQ PR10/SM10/MT11/MT15/MTK15 ..................... 18531.3 XceedID XF1050-K .................................................................. 18831.4 XceedID XF1500 ...................................................................... 19031.5. XceedID Reader Wiring to Support OSDP Protocol ................ 192

Index ........................................................................................................... 193

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ACCESS READERS


1. UL and EN Evaluated Readers

For more details on which readers are certified for UL Listed or EN Listed installations, refer to the Hardware Installation Guide, DOC-600, or the NGP Hardware Installation Guide, 55-6000E.

2. AIT Readers

2.1. AIT Reader #L-TR200

AIT readers are used for asset tracking. The reader/antenna is connected to a Wiegand data converter and attached directly to a reader interface module. The Wiegand converter changes the data from RS-485 to a standard Wiegand data string. This allows the software to function with these readers and cards. The reader can effectively read the assets up to 45 feet from the reader using asset tags L-TG100 and L-TG200.

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AIT Readers

2.1.1 Wiring the LNL-1300

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3. AWID Readers

Use the following diagrams to wire (single wire LED control) Single/Dual Reader Interface Modules and AWID Sentinel readers.

If a Sentinel Prox reader is disconnected from the power supply and then reconnected, the readers will not read the initial card presented. Subsequent cards will be read as usual.

3.1. AWID Sentinel Prox MR-1824

This reader has an input current ranging from 250 to 650 mA. The reader distance also varies according to the current, from 15 to 25 inches. Due to this input current, the reader will need to be run off a dedicated power supply.


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3.2. AWID Sentinel-Prox SP-6820, SR-2400, and MM-6800

The following readers do not require a dedicated power supply, and can be powered from the reader interface modules. It is important to make sure that the dual reader interface module is set to UNREGULATED POWER MODE (jumper J2). This will allow the maximum amount of current for the readers.

Sentinel-Prox Reader Power Specifications


Note: Connect reader’s cable drain shield to earth ground.

Model Voltage Current

SP-6820 5 to 12 VDC 120 mA

SR-2400 5 to 12 VDC 100 mA

MM-6800 5 to 12 VDC 120 mA

From LNL-1300 To AWID Sentinel-Prox Reader Typical Software Settings

Reader Terminal

Pin Wire Color Description • Reader Type = Wiegand/Prox

• Keypad = No Keypad

• LED Mode = 1-Wire LED Control

TB4

GND Black Ground

BZR Yellow Beeper

LED Brown LED

CLK D1 White Data 1

DAT D0 Green Data 0

V0 Red 5 - 12 VDC

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AWID Readers



3.2.3 Wiring the LNL-1300-U


From LNL-1320 To AWID Sentinel-Prox Reader Typical Software Settings

Reader 1 or Reader 2 Pin Wire Color Description • Reader Type = Wiegand/Prox



GND Black Ground

DAT D0 Green Data 0

CLK D1 White Data 1

BZR Yellow Beeper

LED Brown LED

V0 Red 5-12 VDC

From LNL-1300-U To AWID Sentinel-Prox Reader Typical Software Settings

Reader Terminals




J10

GND Black Ground

DAT D0 Green Data 0

CLK D1 White Data 1

J13

LED1 Brown Green LED

LED2 Not connected Not connected

BZR Yellow Buzzer

V0 Red 5-12 VDC

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Notes: Do not connect the AWID Sentinel-Prox Reader reader to the J15 and J18 terminals on the LNL-1320-U.

Connect reader’s cable drain shield to earth ground.

From LNL-1320-U To AWID Sentinel-Prox Reader Typical Software Settings

Reader Terminals




J10

GND Black Ground

DAT D0 Green Data 0

CLK D1 White Data 1

J13



BZR Yellow Buzzer

V0 Red 5-12 VDC

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AWID Readers

3.3. AWID Prox with Keypad (KP-6840)

Note: The reader firmware must be KP-6840 REV C-8 for proper functionality.

The reader can be powered directly from the Dual Reader Interface.

Prox with Keypad Reader Power Specifications




KP-6840 5 to 12 VDC 50 to 120 mA

From LNL-1300 To AWID Prox with Keypad Reader Typical Software Settings

Reader Terminal


• Keypad = 8-Bit Output


TB4

GND Black Ground

BZR Yellow Beeper

LED Brown LED

CLK D1 White Data 1

DAT D0 Green Data 0

V0 Red 5 - 12 VDC

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From LNL-1320 To AWID Prox with Keypad Reader Typical Software Settings




GND Black Ground

DAT D0 Green Data 0

CLK D1 White Data 1

BZR Yellow Beeper

LED Brown LED

V0 Red 5-12 VDC

From LNL-1300-U To AWID Prox with Keypad Reader Typical Software Settings

Reader Terminals




J10

GND Black Ground

DAT D0 Green Data 0

CLK D1 White Data 1

J13



BZR Yellow Buzzer

V0 Red 5-12 VDC

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AWID Readers


Notes: Do not connect the AWID Prox with Keypad Reader to the J15 and J18 terminals on the LNL-1320-U.


From LNL-1320-U To AWID Prox with Keypad Reader Typical Software Settings

Reader Terminals




J10

GND Black Ground

DAT D0 Green Data 0

CLK D1 White Data 1

J13



BZR Yellow Buzzer

V0 Red 5-12 VDC

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3.4. AWID Sentinel-Prox RKP-4600

This reader is a radio-frequency proximity reader with a virtually indestructible integrated keypad for access control systems. The reader consists of a 12-key piezoelectric keypad, transmit/receive antenna, and reader electronics, in a slim plastic housing. The reader electronics are potted with epoxy resin to protect against the environment. The reader may be mounted on a single-gang electrical utility box, or on any surface (wall, cabinet, etc.).

3.4.1 Wiring the RKP-4600 Reader

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AWID Readers

3.5. AWID Sentinel-Prox LR-911

The LR-911 requires an alternate power source of 5-15 VDC and has a current requirement of 1.5A. There are no LED's on the reader (optional). The reader has a read range of up to 11 feet. See diagram below for proper wiring and setup.


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3.6. AWID LR-2200 Reader

The LR-2200 requires an alternate power source of 12-24 VDC and has a current requirement of 1.5 A. The reader has a read range of 15 to 20 feet (4.6 to 6.1 meters).

LR-2200 Reader Power Specifications


Note: Connect the LR-2200 red wire to the power output terminal of the alternate power source. Connect the LR-2200 black and yellow wires to the ground terminal of the alternate power source.


LR-2200 12 to 24 VDC Up to 1.5 A

From LNL-1300 To AWID LR-2200 Reader Typical Software Settings

Reader Terminal


TB4

GND Blue Ground

BZR Not connected Not connected

LED Not connected Not connected

CLK D1 White Data 1

DAT D0 Green Data 0

V0 Not connected Not connected

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From LNL-1320 To AWID LR-2200 Reader Typical Software Settings


GND Blue Ground

DAT D0 Green Data 0

CLK D1 White Data 1


LED Not connected Not connected


From LNL-1300-U To AWID LR-2200 Reader Typical Software Settings

Reader Terminals


J10

GND Blue Ground

DAT D0 Green Data 0

CLK D1 White Data 1

J13





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AWID Readers



From LNL-1300-U To AWID LR-2200 Reader Typical Software Settings

Reader Terminals


J10

GND Blue Ground

DAT D0 Green Data 0

CLK D1 White Data 1

J13





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4. BAI Barcode Readers

The BAI (BA-200) Barcode reader supports an Wiegand output format of 26, 30, and 31 bits. The reader will support the following barcode formats: 10 digit interleave 2 of 5 barcode, 8 digit interleave 2 of 5 barcode, proprietary format called AFC, and 5 character code 39 barcode. For test purposes, there were no setup modifications made. We used all pre-set factory default settings. There are two LED's on the outside of the reader. The amber light shows that there is power connected to the reader, and the green light will come on when there is a valid card read. The current firmware revision is 1006.

4.1. BAI Barcode Reader #BA-200


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5. Banque-Tec Readers

5.1. Smart Card Reader (Models BT815 and BT900/818)

The smart card reader operates at 12 VDC and communicates with a standard Wiegand output. It uses a single wire LED control. Follow the drawing below to connect the reader to the reader interface module.


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6. Baran Tec Keypad Readers

These readers are available in two styles: 3 x 4 keypads (part number 39201303) and 2 x 6 keypads (part number 39201302).

Baran Tec 39201302 and 39201303 Reader Power Specifications

6.1. 39201302 and 39201303 8-bit Output Readers

The reader requires a 12/24 V, AC or DC power source, and has a current draw of 10 mA. Therefore, the reader can be powered directly from either of the reader interface modules.

The reader features a 2-Wire LED configuration. If the LED support for this keypad is not being used, omit the connections for those two wires. The reader is using a standard 8-bit output format.


39201302 12/ 24 V, AC/DC 10 mA

39201303 12/ 24 V, AC/DC 10 mA

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Baran Tec Keypad Readers

Important: If connecting two readers to one interface module, make sure that the LED control is connected for only one reader. Both reader LEDs can not be connected at the same time.



From LNL-1300 To Baran Tec Reader Typical Software Settings

Reader Terminal

Pin Wire Description • Keypad = 8-bit Output

• Reader Type = Wiegand/Prox


TB4

GND Black Ground

BZR Yellow Red LED

LED Brown Green LED

CLK D1 White Clock/D1

DAT D0 Green Data/D0

V0 Red Power (5-12 VDC)

From LNL-1320 To Baran Tec Reader Typical Software Settings

Reader 1 or Reader 2 Pin Wire Description • Keypad = 8-bit Output



GND Black Ground

DAT D0 Green Clock/D0

CLK D1 White Data/D1

BZR Yellow Red LED

LED Brown Green LED


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From LNL-1300-U To Baran Tec Reader Typical Software Settings

Reader Terminals




J10

GND Black Ground



J13

LED1 Yellow Green LED

LED2 Brown Red LED

BZR Not connected Buzzer Input


From LNL-1320-U To Baran Tec Reader Typical Software Settings

Reader Terminals




J10

GND Black Ground



J13

LED1 Yellow Green LED

LED2 Brown Red LED

BZR Not connected Buzzer Input


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6.2. Baran Tec Everswitch Proximity Reader Plus Keypad

The BaranTec Everswitch reader operates at 5-12 VDC. The maximum current draw is 150 mA.


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7. Bewator Readers

7.1. Remote Card Reader Model BC18

The reader does not require a separate power supply when being connected to the Dual Reader Interface Module. However, the reader will need an alternate 5 VDC power connection if it is connected to a Single Reader Interface Module. The recommended draw is 40 mA and the reader needs to be connected to 5 VDC. Also, be sure to set up Jumper J2 for REGULATED power mode. J4 should be configured for 5 VDC. Recommended operating temperature: -10° to 55° C.


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8. Casi-Rusco Prox Readers

8.1. Casi-Rusco 94x, 97x Prox Readers

This reader operates at 12 VDC. The average current draw with Power Level set to Low (SW-2) is 75 mA. See manual for volt and current recommendations.


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8.1.3 Set the 94x/97x DIP Switches

Casi-Rusco 94x, 97x DIP switch settings

8.2. Reader (Wiegand) Operation

Three LED lights across the top of the Casi-Rusco prox readers signify the mode of operation.

Status Indicators

AUDIO RED LED YELLOW LED

GREEN LED

LED Operation:

Locked --- Solid light Dim light Dim light

Card Only --- Slow-blinking light Dim light Dim light

Card or PIN --- Slow-blinking light Dim light Slow-blinking light

Card and PIN --- Slow-blinking light Dim light Dim light

Unlocked --- Slow-blinking light Dim light No light

Facility Code Only --- Slow-blinking light Dim light Dim light

Beeper Operation:

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8.3. Casi-Rusco 940-W Prox Lite (F/2F Mode)

The Dual Reader Interface Module can support Casi-Rusco readers in the F/2F mode of operation. This is only supported on Dual Reader Interface Modules with firmware 1.13 or higher. The 940-W Prox Lite is the 94x or 97x proximity reader in OnGuard, used in F/2F mode.

This reader operates at 12 VDC. The average current draw with Power Level set to Low (SW-2) is 75 mA. See manual for volt and current recommendations.

Access Granted Two beeps No light for 5 seconds

Blinks once Blinks 5 times

Access Denied Three beeps Stops blinking for 5 seconds

Blinks once Dim light

Invalid Badge Single beep Blinks 6 times --- ---

In a Card and PIN Configuration:

Access Granted (once a valid PIN is entered, the door opens)

Single beep --- Dim light Dim light

Access Denied Single beep If no PIN is entered, the red LED blinks 6 times.

Dim light Dim light

Status Indicators


GREEN LED

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8.3.2 Set the 940w DIP Switches

Casi-Rusco 940w DIP switch settings

8.4. Configuration for Casi-Rusco Readers

The Casi-Rusco readers can be configured for Wiegand/Prox or F/2F format.

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8.4.1 Casi-Rusco Readers as a Wiegand/Prox Type

In order to configure the software correctly, refer to the following screenshot. This screen can be launched by selecting Card Formats from the Administration menu in either ID CredentialCenter or System Administration.

The configuration for the Casi-Rusco within the access control system is as follows:

• Reader Output – Wiegand/Prox format

• Keypad Type – 8 bit (if keypad is used)

• Reader Settings – 2-wire LED control

8.4.2 Casi-Rusco Readers as a Dual Reader Interface in F/2F Format

The configuration for this reader in F/2F mode is different. Refer to the following screenshot.

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The default configuration for the Casi-Rusco within the access control system is as follows:

• Reader Type – Select LNL-1320 (Dual Interface)

• Reader Output – Select F/2F Format

• Reader Number – 1 or 2

• Keypad Type – The keypad type does not apply when using F/2F format

• Reader Settings – 2-wire LED control

8.5. Reader (F/2F Mode) Operation

Three LED lights across the top of the Casi-Rusco prox readers signify the mode of operation.

Status Indicators


GREEN LED

LED Operation:

Locked --- Solid light Dim light Dim light

Card Only --- Slow-blinking light Dim light Dim light

Card or PIN --- --- Dim light Slow-blinking light

Card and PIN --- Slow-blinking light Dim light Dim light

Unlocked --- --- Dim light Slow-blinking light

Facility Code Only --- Slow-blinking light Dim light Dim light

Beeper Operation:

Access Granted Single beep --- --- ---

Access Denied Single beep Blinks 6 times --- ---

Invalid Badge Single beep Blinks 6 times --- ---

In a Card and PIN Configuration:

Access Granted (once a valid PIN is entered, the door opens)

Single beep --- Dim light Dim light

Access Denied Single beep If no PIN is entered, the red LED blinks 6 times.

Dim light Dim light

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9. CEIA Readers

9.1. CEIA Freedom Reader with Keypad (Prox)

The maximum power rating on the Freedom Reader is between 5-30 VDC. The normal current draw for the reader is 40 mA. The keypad on the reader operates using a 4-bit output. This is not the standard format. This is the only format that is tested and supported by Lenel. The LED functions using single wire LED control. Both the keypad and the LED meet all the requirements for functionality that Lenel requires. Follow the diagrams below to wire the reader properly.


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CEIA Readers


9.2. CEIA Freedom Reader (Output Protocol Clock/Data)

This reader operates typically on 25 mA, peak 50 mA at 5-30 VDC.

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10. Checkpoint Systems Readers

Use the following diagrams to wire (single wire LED control) Single/Dual Reader Interface Modules and Checkpoint Systems readers.

10.1. Mirage II Readers


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Checkpoint Systems Readers


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10.2. Checkpoint Reader Model SN-MSC 16147

This Checkpoint reader is operated at 12 VDC and has a current draw of 75 mA.


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10.3. Mirage Proximity Reader B

The Mirage Proximity Reader B is a 33-bit prox reader. It operates at 12 VDC ± 10%. The average current draw is 50 mA.


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11. Codeguard Series II/III

11.1. Secure Keypad Reader

The reader operates at +8 to +12 VDC unregulated. The average current draw is 100 mA (TYP) 180 mA (MAX) with display OFF and 280 mA (TYP) 350 mA (MAX) with display ON.

11.1.1 Set the Mode Dials

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Codeguard Series II/III

11.1.2 Card Formats

Code Lengths

• Mode 0 Supports 1 to 9 digits with a transmitted block length of 40 bits with even/odd parity.

• Mode 1 Supports 1 to 4 digits with a transmitted block length of 34 bits.



• Mode 4 Supports 5 digits with a transmitted block length of 34 bits.


• Mode 6 Supports 5 digits with a transmitted block length of 26 bits with even/odd parity.

Model series

Mode Total number of bits on card

Facility codeStarting bit/Number of bits

Card numberStarting bit/Number of bits

Issue codeStarting bit/Number of bits

Number of even parity bits

Number of odd parity bits

Special

II or III 0 40 1 / 8 9 / 30 0 / 0 20 20 None

II or III 1 34 1 / 8 17 / 16 0 / 0 0 0 None

II or III 2 26 1 / 8 9 / 16 0 / 0 0 0 None

II or III 3 26 1 / 8 9 / 16 0 / 0 13 13 None

II or III 4 34 1 / 8 17 / 16 0 / 0 0 0 None

II or III 5 26 1 / 8 9 / 16 0 / 0 0 0 None

II or III 6 26 1 / 8 9 / 16 0 / 0 13 13 None

III only 7 4-bit keypad emulation, 0-9 codes only


III only 9 4-bit keypad emulation, 0-9 plus # and * codes transmitted

III only A 8-bit keypad emulation, 0-9 plus # and * codes transmitted

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11.1.5 LED Operation

Mode Series II Secure Keypad Series III Secure Keypad

Card and PIN N/A Blinking red at bottom of keypad

Card only N/A Blinking red at bottom of keypad

Card or PIN Blinking red and [*] key on keypad solid

Blinking red at bottom of keypad

Cipher lock emulation Blinking red and [*] key on keypad solid


Facility code mode N/A

* This mode is unsupported. Any entry within the Code Length will let someone gain access because the facility code is set in the reader.


Locked Solid red at bottom of keypad Solid red at bottom of keypad

Unlocked Solid yellow at bottom of keypad Solid yellow at bottom of keypad

Power up condition Blinking red at bottom of keypad. Keypad will display firmware version and operating mode.

Keypad will display firmware version and operating mode

Access granted Blinking yellow at bottom of keypad Blinking yellow at bottom of keypad

Access denied Solid red at bottom of keypad Solid red

Waiting for PIN Blinking red and [*] key on keypad solid

Blinking red and yellow, * key on keypad solid

Waiting for second card Blinking yellow at bottom of keypad

* This mode is unsupported because there are times when a second entry creates an invalid card format.

Alternating red and yellow at bottom of keypad

Reader LED software setup

2-wire LED control 2-wire LED control

Reader type Wiegand/Prox Wiegand/Prox

Keypad 4-bit output keypad 8-bit output keypad

+ 12 V Pin 3 Pin 3

DAT 0 Pin 7 Pin 7

DAT 1 Pin 5 pin 5

LED Pin 4 Pin 4

BZR Pin 8 Pin 8

GND Pin 2 Pin 2

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• The star [*] key must be pressed prior to PIN entry.

• The star [*] key always illuminated red.

• Upper left LED blinks with each key press.

• Pressing the [*] key will activate keypad, rescramble keys, and transmit the * key code to the OnGuard system.

• Keypad commands sometimes are not accepted, likely because of the multiple functions of the star [*] key. Pressing the star [*] key twice before commands may help.

Earth ground Case ground Not connected, or connect to Pin 2 (avoid ground loops)


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12. Cross Match Readers

12.1. Cross Match 900xxx TWIC Readers

Cross Match TWIC readers (models 90223, 900236, 900260) are supported. The average reader draw is 325mA @ 12 VDC. General power requirements: +9 to +18 VDC, 6W total.


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12.1.3 Custom LED Configuration

There are two options for LED functionality. These are configured by a toggle in the device’s configuration web interface menu.

• Local LED Control – This option allows the reader’s internal logic to control all LED behavior.

• Let Wiegand Panel Drive Grant LEDs – This option lets the Lenel Hardware manage some LED behavior, such as indicating door unlocked.

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13. Deister Electronics

13.1. Smart Card Reader Model PRM 5M, PRX 5 HSF

The smart card reader can operate between 8 and 30 VDC. In order for the reader LEDs to function properly, the reader will need to be set up for 2-wire control.


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Deister Electronics


13.2. Reader Model PRL5/2 KPL5/2

This reader can operate between 8 and 30 VDC.

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14. Dorado Readers

Use the following diagrams to wire Single/Dual Reader Interface Modules and Dorado readers.

14.1. Dorado Reader Model 644

For the Dorado Reader 644, a 16-position rotary switch (Trim POT) is now used for reader configuration. It is located inside the housing on the circuit board. The LED control is standard single wire. The reader should be configured to setting 8 (EMPI cards, 26-bit Wiegand).


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14.4. Dorado Elevator Reader 570

This reader operates at 35 mA at +5.5 volts (regulated 4.75 to 5.75).

If you are going to power the reader from the LNL-1320, set jumper 4 to the ON position for 5 volts and jumper 2 for regulated mode.

A four-position DIP switch is located on the reader circuit board to control the reader options. The reader should be set to Mode 6. Note that the fourth switch is not used and should be set to the OFF position.

Mode A B C D Function

6 ON off ON off ABA card, all bits Wiegand

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The wires are connected as follows:

Reader wire color Association on LNL-1300

Yellow BZR

Brown LED

White CLK/D1

Green DATA/D0

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14.5. Dorado 230/240 Combination Readers

There are two types of these combination readers. Model 230 is a combination magnetic stripe and proximity reader. Model 240 is a combination magnetic strip and proximity reader with a keypad. These readers operate at 5-24 VDC. The typical current draw is 75 mA.

The 16 position rotary switch will control the formats of the reader and should be set to 0. Position 0 is ABA HID – all bits ABA, no leading or trailing zeros, Wiegand output. For HID prox, the number of output bits on the card are not defined by selector switch.

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15. Essex Keypads

Use the following diagrams to wire Single/Dual Reader Interface Modules and Essex keypad readers.

15.1. Essex Keypad Reader #KTP-16212SLI

15.1.1 Wiring the LNL-1300 (Single Wire LED Control)

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Essex Keypads


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15.2. Essex Keypad Reader #KTP-163SN


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16. HID Readers

Use the following diagrams to wire Single/Dual Reader Interface Modules and HID readers.

16.1 HID ProxPro


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16.2 HID MaxiProx 5370 A-1


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16.3 HID MaxiProx 5370/5375AGN00


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16.4 Hughes MiniProx


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16.6 ProxPoint Readers



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16.7 ProxPro II

The ProxPro II reader (model number 5455BBn00) operates at 5-16 VDC. The average current draw at 12 VDC is 30 mA. The LEDs and buzzer function in the same way as standard HID Wiegand/proximity readers.


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16.8 iCLASS RW300, RW400 Readers/Encoders

The RW300/RW400 Readers/Encoders operate at 10-16 VDC. The average current draw is 80-260 mA. When communication to the reader is successful, the LED lights solid green.

Note: Due to timing issues with the encoder, this unit cannot be connected to a multiport serial adapter.The 6121BKT0000PRGL version of the RW400 can only be purchased directly from Lenel.

Wiring Function DB9 pin-out (female)

Yellow Speaker Not used

Blue Hold Not used

Violet Open collector Not used

White Data 1 Not used

Green Data 0 Not used

Orange Green LED Not used

Brown Red LED Not used

Red +DC (10-16 VDC) +DC (10-16 VDC)

Black Ground DC Ground

Gray RX (serial receive) Pin 3

Red/Green DSR Not used

Pink TX (serial transmit) Pin 2

Red/Yellow DTR Not used

Drain Shield ground Pin 5

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When configuring the access control software, this encoder will most likely be a standalone device connected to the workstation. Be sure to select a unique name for the encoder. Select HID iCLASS for the device type and iClass for the card technology.

Typical Communication Settings

• Comm. port: configurable

• Baud rate: 57600

• Data bits: 8 bit

• Parity: Even

• Stop bits: 2

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16.9 iCLASS and multiCLASS Legacy and SE Readers

iCLASS Wiegand Reader Power Specifications

HID LCD and bioCLASS models RWKL550 and RWKLB575 are supported as either Wiegand or OSDP readers.

Note: HID LCD and bioCLASS models RWKL550 and RWKLB575 are supported as either Wiegand or OSDP readers. These readers must be wired differently for OSDP support. For more information about OSDP configuration, refer to HID LCD and bioCLASS Readers (RWKL550/RWKLB575) Wired for OSDP Support on page 108.


iCLASS R10 5 to 16 VDC 55 mA average, 116 mA peak




iCLASS RK40 5 to 16 VDC 85 mA average, 116 mA peak

iCLASS SE R10 5 to 16 VDC 55 mA average, 116 mA peak




iCLASS SE RK40 5 to 16 VDC 100 mA average, 130 mA peak

iCLASS RP40 5 to 16 VDC 55 mA average, 141 mA peak

iCLASS RPK40 5 to 16 VDC 85 mA average, 169 mA peak

iCLASS RS10 5 to 16 VDC 85 mA average, 116 mA peak

iCLASS RS40 5 to 16 VDC 55 mA average, 121 mA peak

iCLASS RSK40 5 to 16 VDC 85 mA average, 116 mA peak

iCLASS RWKL550 9 to 12 VDC 160 mA average, 250 mA peak

iCLASS RWKLB575 9 to 12 VDC 245 mA average, 299 mA peak

multiCLASS SE RP10 5 to 16 VDC 60 mA average, 100 mA peak




multiCLASS SE RPK40 5 to 16 VDC 110 mA average, 130 mA peak

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Note: Wire colors shown in the HID iCLASS Reader column only apply to readers with a pigtail cable. Connect reader’s cable drain shield (P1-5) to earth ground.



From LNL-1300 To HID iCLASS Reader Typical Software Settings

Reader Terminal

Pin Pin (wire color) Description • Reader Type = Wiegand/Prox



TB4

GND P1-3 (black) Ground (RTN)

BZR P1-6 (brown) Red LED

LED P1-2 (orange) Green LED

CLK D1 P2-4 (white) Wiegand Data 1 (clock)

DAT D0 P2-3 (green) Wiegand Data 0 (data)

V0 P1-4 (red) +VDC

From LNL-1320 To HID iCLASS Reader Typical Software Settings

Reader 1 or Reader 2 Pin Pin (wire color) Description • Reader Type = Wiegand/Prox








V0 P1-4 (red) +VDC

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Notes: Do not connect the HID iCLASS Reader to the J15 and J18 terminals on the LNL-1320-U.

Wire colors shown in the HID iCLASS Reader column only apply to readers with a pigtail cable. Connect reader’s cable drain shield (P1-5) to earth ground.

From LNL-1300-U To HID iCLASS Reader Typical Software Settings

Reader Terminals




J10




J13

LED1 P1-2 (orange) Green LED

LED2 P1-6 (brown) Red LED

BZR P1-1 (yellow) Beeper

V0 P1-4 (red) +VDC

From LNL-1320-U To HID iCLASS Reader Typical Software Settings

Reader Terminals



• LED Mode = 2-Wire LED ControlJ10




J13




V0 P1-4 (red) +VDC

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16.10 multiCLASS RMP40 and RMPK40 Readers

multiCLASS Reader Power Specifications


Note: Wire colors shown in the HID multiCLASS Reader column only apply to readers with a pigtail cable. Connect reader’s cable drain shield (P1-5) to earth ground.


multiCLASS RMP40 5 to 16 VDC 90 mA average, 166 mA peak

multiCLASS RMPK40 5 to 16 VDC 110 mA average, 169 mA peak

From LNL-1300 To HID multiCLASS Reader Typical Software Settings

Reader Terminal

Pin Pin (wire color) Description • Reader Type = Mag with Wiegand out

• Keypad = No Keypad (RMP40) or Keypad (RMPK40)

• LED Mode = 2-Wire LED ControlTB4

GND P1-3 (black) Ground (return)





V0 P1-4 (red) +VDC

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From LNL-1320 To HID multiCLASS Reader Typical Software Settings

Reader 1 or Reader 2 Pin

Pin (wire color) Description • Reader Type = Mag with Wiegand out








V0 P1-4 (red) +VDC

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Reader Terminals




J10




J13




V0 P1-4 (red) +VDC

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Note: Do not connect the HID multiCLASS Reader to the J15 and J18 terminals on the LNL-1320-U. Wire colors shown in the HID multiCLASS Reader column only apply to readers with a pigtail cable. Connect reader’s cable drain shield (P1-5) to earth ground.

16.11 EntryProx 4045-905

The EntryProx is a standalone reader. It is ideal for providing single-door proximity access control.

In this configuration, the keypad does not send separate key data. When the keypad is used, it outputs the cardholder/badge ID number.

The system transmits keypad PINs while operating in Wiegand mode by processing any digit sequence terminated with the [*] key as 26-bit Wiegand data. The current facility code (set using Code 32 - 2) will be used. Entering any PIN over 65535 will cause an error condition and no data will be sent.

Because keypad data is sent in a card data format, it may not be possible to perform card and PIN operation. If 26-bit format as PIN data cannot be interpreted, be sure to enter it into the badge ID field, and not the keypad PIN number field.

From LNL-1320-U To HID multiCLASS Reader Typical Software Settings

Reader Terminals




J10




J13




V0 P1-4 (red) +VDC

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16.12 SensorKey Reader

This reader operates at 40 mA at 5-12 VDC.

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16.13 HID MIFARE 6055

This reader operates at 9-14 VDC (16 VDC maximum). The average current draw is 100mA at 12 VDC. A linear power supply recommended.

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16.14 HID LCD and bioCLASS Readers (RWKL550/RWKLB575) Wired for OSDP Support

HID LCD and bioCLASS models RWKL550 and RWKLB575 are supported as either Wiegand or OSDP readers.

Note: HID LCD and bioCLASS models RWKL550 and RWKLB575 must be wired differently for Wiegand support. For more information about Wiegand configuration, refer to iCLASS and multiCLASS Legacy and SE Readers on page 97.

16.14.1 Wiring the LNL-1300 (OSDP)

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16.14.2 Wiring the LNL-1320 (OSDP)

16.15 HID MIFARE Format Secure 6075 Reader

The reader operates at 9 -16 VDC. The average current draw is 15mA/75mA.

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16.16 HID OSDP Readers

Models 6100BKP through 6181BKP are supported. To use OSDP readers with OnGuard, version 5.12.110 or higher is required. Only Series 2 reader ports offer OSDP support.

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16.17 SmartID/SmartTRANS Models S10, SK10, SP10, SPK10

SmartID/SmartTRANS Reader Power Specifications




SmartID S10 5 to 24 VDC 68 mA average,82 mA peak

SmartID SK10 4.5 to 16 VDC 1.5 W average,2.0 W peak

SmartTRANS SP10 5 to 24 VDC 79 mA average,96 mA peak

SmartTRANS SPK10 5 to 24 VDC 79 mA average,96 mA peak

From LNL-1300 To HID SmartID/SmartTRANS Reader Typical Software Settings

Reader Terminal

Pin Pin Description • Reader Type = Wiegand/Prox


TB4

GND 7 Ground

BZR 2 Red LED

LED 1 Green LED

CLK D1 3 Data/D1

DAT D0 4 Clock/D0

V0 8 Power (5-12 VDC)

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From LNL-1320 To HID SmartID/SmartTRANS Reader Typical Software Settings

Reader 1 or Reader 2 Pin Pin Description • Reader Type = Wiegand/Prox


GND 7 Ground

DAT D0 3 Data/D1

CLK D1 4 Clock/D0

BZR 2 Red LED

LED 1 Green LED


From LNL-1300-U To HID SmartID/SmartTRANS Reader Typical Software Settings

Reader Terminals



J10

GND 7 Ground

DAT D0 3 Data/D1

CLK D1 4 Clock/D0

J13

LED1 1 Green LED

LED2 4 Red LED

BZR 5 Buzzer Input


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HID Readers


Notes: Do not connect the HID SmartID/SmartTrans Reader to the J15 and J18 terminals on the LNL-1320-U.


From LNL-1320-U To HID SmartID/SmartTRANS Reader Typical Software Settings

Reader Terminals



J10

GND 7 Ground

DAT D0 3 Data/D1

CLK D1 4 Clock/D0

J13

LED1 1 Green LED

LED2 4 Red LED

BZR 5 Buzzer Input


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16.18 ThinLine II Proximity Reader

ThinLine II Reader Power Specifications






ThinLine II 5 to 16 VDC 20 mA average,115 mA peak

From LNL-1300 To HID ThinLine II Reader Typical Software Settings

Reader Terminal



TB4

GND Black Ground

BZR Yellow Beeper

LED Orange Green LED

CLK D1 White Data 1 (Clock)

DAT D0 Green Data 0 (Data)

V0 Red +5 - 16 VDC

From LNL-1320 To HID ThinLine II Reader Typical Software Settings



GND Black Ground



BZR Yellow Red LED



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Notes: Do not connect the HID ThinLine II reader to the J15 and J18 terminals on the LNL-1320-U.

Connect reader’s cable drain shield (P1-5) to earth ground.

From LNL-1300-U To HID ThinLine II Reader Typical Software Settings

Reader Terminals



J10

GND Black Ground



J13

LED1 Orange Green LED

LED2 Brown Red LED

BZR Yellow Buzzer Input


From LNL-1320-U To HID ThinLine II Reader Typical Software Settings

Reader Terminals



J10

GND Black Ground



J13


LED2 Brown Red LED



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16.19 ProxPro 5355 Proximity Reader

ProxPro 5355 Reader Power Specifications






ProxPro 5355 10 to 28.5 VDC 100 mA average,120 mA peak

From LNL-1300 To HID ProxPro Reader Typical Software Settings

Reader Terminal




TB4

GND 2 Ground (RTN)

BZR 8 Beeper

LED 6 Green LED

CLK D1 4 Wiegand Data 1 (clock)

DAT D0 3 Wiegand Data 0 (data)

V0 1 +VDC

From LNL-1320 To HID ProxPro Reader Typical Software Settings

Reader 1 or Reader 2 Pin Pin Description • Reader Type = Wiegand/Prox



GND 2 Ground (RTN)



BZR 8 Red LED

LED 6 Green LED

V0 1 +VDC

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Notes: Do not connect the HID ProxPro Reader to the J15 and J18 terminals on the LNL-1320-U.


From LNL-1300-U To HID ProxPro Reader Typical Software Settings

Reader Terminals




J10

GND 2 Ground (RTN)



J13

LED1 6 Green LED

LED2 7 Red LED

BZR 8 Beeper

V0 1 +VDC

From LNL-1320-U To HID ProxPro Reader Typical Software Settings

Reader Terminals



• LED Mode = 2-Wire LED ControlJ10

GND 2 Ground (RTN)



J13

LED1 6 Green LED

LED2 7 Red LED

BZR 8 Beeper

V0 1 +VDC

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17. IDH Max

IDH Max readers include all door components – a reader device, lock set, door contact, and request to exit sensors.

17.1. IDH Max Door Readers

Use the following diagrams to wire Single/Dual Reader Interface Modules and IDH Max readers.

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18. ID Solutions Readers

Use the following diagrams to wire Single/Dual Reader Interface Modules and ID Solutions readers.

18.1. ID Solutions Model 8030/8035 Bar Code Reader


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19. Infographics Readers

Use the following diagrams to wire Single/Dual Reader Interface Modules and Infographics readers.

19.1. Infographics Reader OTD-60


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20. Integrated Engineering Readers

Use the following diagrams to wire Single/Dual Reader Interface Modules and Mifare readers.

20.1. Integrated Engineering PX007 Mifare Reader

The following information applies for these Integrated Engineering reader models: PX007Z/MFSNR, PX007MF/Read Only, and PX007MF/RS232(B).

The reader operates between 4.75 and 12.25 VDC and has an average draw of 50 mA. Therefore, the reader can be directly powered from the reader interface modules. The reader can output both standard Clock and Data or standard Wiegand data. To get proper LED functionality, the reader must be set up for 2-wire LED mode. Please follow the diagrams for proper wiring of the reader.


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20.2. Desfire Reader

This reader operates at +4.75 to +12.25 VDC. The average current draw is 50 mA.


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21. Keri Systems Readers

Use the following diagrams to wire (single wire LED control) Single/Dual Reader Interface Modules and Keri Systems readers.

21.1. Cascade and Sierra Readers (P-300, P-400, P-500, P-600 with Keypad, P-700)

The Keri Systems Readers operate at 12 VDC. All the reader models require an alternate 12 VDC power source when being connected to the Single Reader Interface. They cannot be powered from the reader interface module. The readers also feature Prox by HID Technology (optional) which allows them to be compatible with ProxCard II, ISO Prox II, ProxKey II in 26-bit and other customer HID card format.

Note: The keypad for the P-600 is 8-bit output.


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The P-400, P-600, and P-700 require a separate 12 VDC power source. They cannot be powered from the panel.

The current draws for each reader are as follows: P-300: 80mA

P-400: 90mA

P-500: 80mA

P-600: 100mA

P-700: 285mA

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22. Magtek Readers

Use the following diagrams to wire Single/Dual Reader Interface Modules and Magtek readers.

22.1. Magtek 101-Millimeter Swipe Reader (Model 2105002)

This reader operates at 2.4 to 5.5 VDC at 1 mA typical.


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23. Mifare Readers

Use the following diagrams to wire Single/Dual Reader Interface Modules and Mifare readers.

23.1. Mifare Model LA-WIW-PROXKEY-M


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Mifare Readers


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23.2. Iolan Reader Model LA-XXW-PRXKY-MX 1050-4021-092


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24. Motorola Indala Readers

Use the following diagrams to wire Single/Dual Reader Interface Modules and Indala readers.

24.1. Indala Readers ASR-120, ASR-122


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24.2. Indala Readers ASR-503, ASR-505, ASR-110, ASR-112

The ASR-503, ASR-505, and ASR-110, depending on the model, can support 1-wire LED control or 2-wire LED control. Model numbers ending with “22” are 1-wire LED control, and models ending with “00” are 2-wire LED control. The following diagrams use the orange wire, and are for 2-wire LED control.


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24.3. Indala Readers ASR-103, ASR-105, ASR-120, ASR-122, ASR-124, ASR-136

24.3.1 Wiring the LNL-1300 (Single LED Control Line Configuration)

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24.3.2 Wiring the LNL-1320 (Single LED Control Line Configuration)

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24.3.3 Wiring the LNL-1300 (Dual LED Control Line Configuration)

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24.3.4 Wiring the LNL-1320 (Dual LED Control Line Configuration)

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24.4. Indala Reader ARK-501


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24.5. Indala Readers ASR-500, ASR-501, ASR-503, ASR-505, ASR-110

The ASR-503, ASR-505, and ASR-110, depending on the model, can support 1-wire LED control or 2-wire LED control. Model numbers ending with “22” are 1-wire LED control, and models ending with “00” are 2-wire LED control. The following diagrams use the blue wire, and are for 1-wire LED control.


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24.6. Motorola BiStatix Prox Reader (BXR-610)

The recommended draw is 250 mA, with an input voltage of 12 VDC. The BiStatix reader has a read range of up to 5 inches and communicates with a Wiegand output format. The operating temperatures are from -31 to 149 Fahrenheit. The reader will support Motorola FlexPass ASP+ formats as well as Motorola 60-bit UID format.



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24.7. Indala EM4525F Reader

This reader operates at 10 - 14 VDC. The average current draw is 75 mA.



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24.7.3 Reader Switch Settings

24.8. Motorola FlexPass Readers

This reader operates between 4 and 16 VDC. In order to get proper LED functionality, the reader needs to be wired as follows and set up using 2-wire LED control.


Reader configuration SW1 SW2 SW3 SW4

Wiegand 40 bit output off off off ON

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25. Nedap Readers

This particular reader is used namely for asset/cardholder tracking. It can track objects up to 38 feet from the receiver.

25.1. Nedap Transit Readers

The Nedap Transit reader operates at 24 VDC ± 10% 500 mA.


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25.1.3 Reader DIP Switches

DIP switches are located behind the Comm Board. Set the switches as follows:

25.1.4 Reader Configuration

For this reader to work properly with OnGuard, the reader must programmed via the Comm Board using a terminal connection. A null modem cable is required to program the Nedap reader. The command, SC532, must be programmed into the firmware to set the inter-ID delay on the combi-booster to 0.5 seconds to distinguish between the two IDs.

Combi-boosters combine a vehicle ID with a driver ID. Both ID numbers may be sent in a separate event message to the host computer. The delay between the two messages can be set with this timer. The vehicle ID is always transmitted first. The second event message, which contains the driver ID, must be set to a 0.5 second delay to work with the software. Timer values are stored in EEPROM and are only lost when a “reset reader” command is performed.

Note: Reprogramming the reader is case-sensitive and must be done in CAPS.

1. Connect a null modem cable to the 25-pin female connector on the Comm Board inside the Nedap Reader, and connect the DB-9 end to an open communications port on a PC.

2. Using HyperTerminal, configure the following:

1 ON

2 off

3 ON

4 ON

5 ON

6 off

7 ON

8 ON

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a. for the ASCII Setup:

b. Set the communication properties:– BPS: 9600– Data bits: 7– Parity: Even– Stop bits: 1– Flow control: None

3. Check the current settings for the inter ID delay by typing in QC5 (must be in caps) followed by <Enter>.

4. Change the settings by typing SC532. Press <Enter>. The screen should return SC532.

5. Once again, you can check these settings by typing in QC5 followed by <Enter> to make sure the parameters were accepted.

Any error will return a question mark (?).

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26. Northern Readers

26.1. Northern BR-7 Barcode Reader

The reader operates at 5-12VDC. The average current draw at 50mA.


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27. Schlage Keypads

27.1. Schlage SERIII-W Scramble Keypad

The reader operates at +8 to +12 VDC unregulated. The average current draw is 100 mA (TYP) 180 mA (MAX) with display OFF and 280 mA (TYP) 350 mA (MAX) with display ON.

27.1.1 Set the Mode Dials

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27.1.2 Card Formats

Code Lengths







• Mode 6 Supports 5 digits with a transmitted block length of 26 bits with even/odd parity.

Model series

Mode Total number of bits on card

Facility codeStarting bit/Number of bits

Card numberStarting bit/Number of bits

Issue codeStarting bit/Number of bits

Number of even parity bits

Number of odd parity bits

Special

II or III 0 40 1 / 8 9 / 30 0 / 0 20 20 None

II or III 1 34 1 / 8 17 / 16 0 / 0 0 0 None

II or III 2 26 1 / 8 9 / 16 0 / 0 0 0 None

II or III 3 26 1 / 8 9 / 16 0 / 0 13 13 None

II or III 4 34 1 / 8 17 / 16 0 / 0 0 0 None

II or III 5 26 1 / 8 9 / 16 0 / 0 0 0 None

II or III 6 26 1 / 8 9 / 16 0 / 0 13 13 None



III only 9 4-bit keypad emulation, 0-9 plus # and * codes transmitted

III only A 8-bit keypad emulation, 0-9 plus # and * codes transmitted

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27.1.5 LED Operation


Card and PIN N/A Blinking red at bottom of keypad

Card only N/A Blinking red at bottom of keypad

Card or PIN Blinking red and [*] key on keypad solid


Cipher lock emulation Blinking red and [*] key on keypad solid


Facility code mode N/A

* This mode is unsupported. Any entry within the Code Length will let someone gain access because the facility code is set in the reader.


Locked Solid red at bottom of keypad Solid red at bottom of keypad

Unlocked Solid yellow at bottom of keypad Solid yellow at bottom of keypad

Power up condition Blinking red at bottom of keypad. Keypad will display firmware version and operating mode.

Keypad will display firmware version and operating mode

Access granted Blinking yellow at bottom of keypad Blinking yellow at bottom of keypad

Access denied Solid red at bottom of keypad Solid red

Waiting for PIN Blinking red and [*] key on keypad solid

Blinking red and yellow, * key on keypad solid

Waiting for second card Blinking yellow at bottom of keypad

* This mode is unsupported because there are times when a second entry creates an invalid card format.

Alternating red and yellow at bottom of keypad

Reader LED software setup

2-wire LED control 2-wire LED control

Reader type Wiegand/Prox Wiegand/Prox

Keypad 4-bit output keypad 8-bit output keypad

+ 12 V Pin 3 Pin 3

DAT 0 Pin 7 Pin 7

DAT 1 Pin 5 pin 5

LED Pin 4 Pin 4

BZR Pin 8 Pin 8

GND Pin 2 Pin 2

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• The star [*] key must be pressed prior to PIN entry.

• The star [*] key always illuminated red.

• Upper left LED blinks with each key press.

• Pressing the [*] key will activate keypad, rescramble keys, and transmit the * key code to the OnGuard system.

• Keypad commands sometimes are not accepted, likely because of the multiple functions of the star [*] key. Pressing the star [*] key twice before commands may help.

27.1.6 Troubleshooting

When using the Schlage SERIII-W Scramble Keypad reader, you may experience any or all of the following issues:

• PIN codes do not work.

• Access granted events are not displayed in Alarm Monitoring.

• Access is denied even when a valid PIN was entered at the reader.

• PIN only request events may be displayed in Alarm Monitoring.

• Invalid card format events may be displayed in Alarm Monitoring.

• No events appear at all in Alarm Monitoring during keypad input.

To resolve these issues, verify the following settings:

1. On the reader, set both Facility Code mode dials to zero (0).

2. On the reader, set the Operating Mode dial to A.

3. In the Readers folder, select the entry for the Schlage SERIII-W Scramble Keypad from the listing window.

4. On the Reader tab, verify that the Type field is set to Wiegand/Prox.

5. Verify that the Keypad drop-down is set to Eight Bit Output Keypads.

6. On the Settings tab, verify that the LED Mode drop-down is set to 2-Wire LED Control.

7. Connect the reader's buzzer (BZR) wire into the voltage (VO) terminal of the reader port on the reader interface module.

Earth ground Case ground Not connected, or connect to Pin 2 (avoid ground loops)


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28. Secura Key Readers

28.1. e-Tag Prox Reader #ASSY 2014040

This demonstrates the default wiring configuration for the reader. However, there is no control for the LED's or the buzzer. There is no way to tell what state the reader is in from the door. The reader will only flash a green light and beep once when a card is read. There are no other indications of the readers state.


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28.2. Touch Card Reader (TC-100)

This reader operates between 9 and 24 VDC. The reader has a current draw of 125 mA to 135 mA, therefore it must be connected to an alternate power supply. The reader outputs a standard Wiegand format and uses the standard single wire LED control. Follow the diagram below for the correct wiring procedure.


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28.3. Touch Card SK-028W Barium Ferrite Reader

This reader operates at 6-24 VDC.


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29. Synergistics Readers

Use the following diagrams to wire Single/Dual Reader Interface Modules and Synergistics readers.

29.1. SR1054FL Swipe Card Reader

This reader operates at 30 mA at 5 VDC.


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Note: For the SL1054FL reader to be powered from the dual reader interface module, J4 must be set to (IN) 5 V and J2 must be set to regulated.

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29.2. SR1058SLE Swipe Card Reader

This reader operates at 30 mA at 5 VDC.


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30. Texas Instruments Readers

Use the following diagrams to wire Single/Dual Reader Interface Modules and Texas Instruments readers.

30.1. TI S6410 Wall Plate/S6420 Mullion Reader

This reader operates at 9-12 VDC. The average current draw is 50 mA Typical (normal), 130 mA Typical (badge read).


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31. XceedID Readers

Use the following diagrams to wire (single wire LED control) Single/Dual Reader Interface Modules and XceedID readers.

Note: For OSDP Protocol support, refer to XceedID Reader Wiring to Support OSDP Protocol on page 192.

31.1. XceedID ISO-X Reader

The XceedID ISO-X reader model XF1100 operates at 6-16 VDC with an average current draw of 95mA. Model XF2100 operates at 8-16 VDC with an average current draw of 95mA. Model XF2110 operates at 8-16 VDC with an average current draw of 120 mA.

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31.2 XceedID aptiQ PR10/SM10/MT11/MT15/MTK15

PR10/SM10/MT11/MT15/MTK15 Power Specifications




PR10 5 to 16 VDC 65 mA average,110 mA peak

SM10 5 to 16 VDC 95 mA average,195 mA peak

MT11 5 to 16 VDC 100 mA average,135 mA peak

MT15 5 to 16 VDC 120 mA average,200 mA peak

MTK15 5 to 16 VDC 120 mA average,230 mA peak

From LNL-1300 To XceedID aptiQ PR10/SM10/MT11/MT15/MTK15 Reader

Typical Software Settings

Reader Terminal

Pin Wire Description • Reader Type = Wiegand/Prox


TB4

GND Black Ground

BZR Brown Red LED





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From LNL-1320 To XceedID aptiQ PR10/SM10/MT11/MT15/MTK15 Reader


Reader 1 or Reader 2 Pin Wire Description • Reader Type = Wiegand/Prox


GND Black Ground



BZR Brown Red LED



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Reader Terminals



J10

GND Black Ground



J13


LED2 Brown Red LED



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Reader Terminals



J10

GND Black Ground



J13


LED2 Brown Red LED



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31.3 XceedID XF1050-K

XF1050-K Reader Power Specifications






XF1050-K 5 to 16 VDC 110 mA average,160 mA peak

From LNL-1300 To XceedID XF1050-K Reader Typical Software Settings

Reader Terminal



TB4

GND Black Ground

BZR Brown Red LED





From LNL-1320 To XceedID XF1050-K Reader Typical Software Settings



GND Black Ground



BZR Brown Red LED



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From LNL-1300-U To XceedID XF1050-K Reader Typical Software Settings

Reader Terminals



J10

GND Black Ground



J13


LED2 Brown Red LED

BZR Blue Buzzer Input


From LNL-1320-U To XceedID XF1050-K Reader Typical Software Settings

Reader Terminals



J10

GND Black Ground



J13


LED2 Brown Red LED



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31.4 XceedID XF1500

XF1500 Reader Power Specifications






XF1550 5 to 16 VDC 110 mA average,160 mA peak

From LNL-1300 To XceedID XF1500 Reader Typical Software Settings

Reader Terminal



TB4

GND Black Ground

BZR Brown Red LED





From LNL-1320 To XceedID XF1500 Reader Typical Software Settings



GND Black Ground



BZR Brown Red LED



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From LNL-1300-U To XceedID XF1500 Reader Typical Software Settings

Reader Terminals



J10

GND Black Ground



J13


LED2 Brown Red LED



From LNL-1300-U To XceedID XF1500 Reader Typical Software Settings

Reader Terminals



J10

GND Black Ground



J13


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31.5. XceedID Reader Wiring to Support OSDP Protocol

The following table describes how to wire door interface modules to XceedID readers for OSDP protocol support.

Note: For OSDP protocol support, set DIP switch 3 on the reader to ON. All other DIP switch positions should be OFF.

From Interface Module To XceedID Reader Typical Software Settings

Pin Wire Description • Reader Type = Single/Dual Interface (OSDP Protocol)GND Black Signal Ground

DAT D0 Tan TR-

CLK D1 Pink TR+

BZR Not connected

LED Not connected

V0 Red Power

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AAccess readers....................................................... 9AIT reader #L-TR200 ......................................... 11AWID

LR-2200....................................................... 26prox with keypad (kp-6840) ................. 20, 26readers.......................................................... 15sentinel prox mr-1824.................................. 15sentinel-prox (LR-911) ................................ 24sentinel-prox sp-6820, sr-2400, mm-6800... 17

BBAI barcode readers ........................................... 29Banque-tec smart card readers ............................ 31Baran tec

everswitch .................................................... 36keypads ........................................................ 33LNL826S121NN.......................................... 33

Barium ferrite reader......................................... 173Bewator readers .................................................. 39bioClASS readers.............................................. 108

CCascade readers................................................. 133Casi-rusco

94x, 97x ....................................................... 41configuration................................................ 46readers.......................................................... 41

CEIAfreedom reader with keypad (prox) ............. 49output protocol clock/data ........................... 50readers.......................................................... 49

Checkpoint systemsmirage ii ....................................................... 53mirage proximity reader b ........................... 57readers.......................................................... 53SN-MSC 16147 ........................................... 55

Cross match......................................................... 65

DDeister electronics smart card reader.................. 69Dorado

611 ............................................................... 77644 ............................................................... 73780 ............................................................... 75combination readers,230/240....................... 79elevator reader,570 ...................................... 77readers.......................................................... 73

EEPIC swipe readers ............................................. 91Essex

#KTP-16212SLI .......................................... 81#KTP-163SN ............................................... 83keypads ........................................................ 81

e-Tag ................................................................. 169Everswitch proximity reader plus keypad........... 36

HHID

bioclass ...................................................... 108classic readers .............................................. 91iclass reader ................................................. 97iclass reader/encoder.................................... 95lcd .............................................................. 108maxiprox 5370 A-1...................................... 87maxiprox 5370/5375AGN00 ....................... 88mifare 6055................................................ 106mifare 6075................................................ 109osdp............................................................ 111proxpoint...................................................... 92proxpro......................................................... 85proxpro ii ..................................................... 93readers.......................................................... 85sensorkey ................................................... 104

Hughes miniprox reader...................................... 89

IiClass

reader ........................................................... 97reader/encoder.............................................. 95

ID solutions8030/8035 bar code reader......................... 125readers........................................................ 125

IDH max readers ............................................... 121Indala

ARK-501.................................................... 149ASR-103,ASR-105,ASR-120,ASR-122,ASR-

124,ASR-136 ...................................... 145ASR-120,ASR-122 .................................... 141ASR-500,ASR-501,ASR-503,ASR-505,ASR-

110 ...................................................... 151ASR-503,ASR-505,ASR-110,ASR-112.... 143EM4525F ................................................... 154readers........................................................ 141

InfographicsOTD-60...................................................... 127readers........................................................ 127

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Integrated engineeringdesfire ........................................................ 131PX007Z/MFSNR mifare reader................. 129readers........................................................ 129

Iolan reader LA-XXW-PRXKY-MX 1050-4021-092 ............................................................. 139

KKeri systems

cascade,sierra ............................................. 133readers........................................................ 133

Keypads............................................................... 33

LLCD readers ...................................................... 108LNL826S121NN 8-bit output keypad reader ..... 33

MMaxiprox 5370 A-1............................................. 87Maxiprox 5370/5375AGN00.............................. 88Mifare

6055 ........................................................... 106iolan reader ................................................ 139LA-WIW-PROXKEY-M........................... 137readers........................................................ 137

Miragemirage ii ....................................................... 53proximity reader b........................................ 57

Motorolabistatix prox reader (BXR-610) ................. 153flexpass ...................................................... 155indala.......................................................... 141

ARK-501 ............................................ 149ASR-103,ASR-105,ASR-120,ASR-

122,ASR-124,ASR-136............... 145ASR-120,ASR-122............................. 141ASR-500,ASR-501,ASR-503,ASR-

505,ASR-110............................... 151ASR-503,ASR-505,ASR-110,

ASR-112...................................... 143EM4525F............................................ 154

NNedap

readers........................................................ 157transit reader .............................................. 157

NorthernBR-7........................................................... 161readers........................................................ 161

PPinpad wiegand readers ...................................... 91

Proxpoint reader.................................................. 92Proxpro................................................................ 85Proxpro ii ............................................................ 93

SSecura key

(e-tag) prox reader #ASSY 2014040 ......... 169readers........................................................ 169touch card reader (TC-100) ....................... 171touch card SK-028W barium ferrite reader 173

Sensorkey.......................................................... 104Sierra readers .................................................... 133Smart card reader

#PRM 5M,PRX 5 HSF ................................ 69model BT815 ............................................... 31model BT900/818 ........................................ 31

Synergisticsreaders........................................................ 175SR1054FL.................................................. 175SR1058SLE ............................................... 177

TTexas instruments

readers........................................................ 179S6410,S6420.............................................. 179

Toch card reader (TC-100) ............................... 171Touch card SK-028W ....................................... 173

UUL evaluated readers .......................................... 11

XXCeedID

readers........................................................ 181XceedID

iso-x reader xf1100,xf2100,xf2110 ........... 181

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