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CONTENTS

1 Introdu

2 Contents Confirmation...................................................................................................................... 5

3 Hardware

4 Installation

5 Connectio

6 Opera

7 Outp

8 Wiegand

9 Funct

11 Warranty & Service ......................................................................................................................... 19

ction ....................................................................................................................................... 5

Specification ..................................................................................................................... 5

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n diagram ......................................................................................................................... 7

tion & Usage ............................................................................................................................ 8

ut format .................................................................................................................................. 10

output timing and level .................................................................................................... 11

ion configuration (Communication setting) ......................................................................... 12

ion configuration (KEY setting) ........................................................................................... 16

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Introduction

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DE-960 i

32/34/64/66-bit Wiegand format with a host communication which is the most widespread system. It’s

applicable to various system such as access control, time attendance, parking management or e-ID system.

s refined design of proximity reader which supports contactless (ISO14443 A). It supports

Conten

- The f

Reader Bracket Manual Screw

ts Confirmation

ollowing items are contained in DE-960 package.

3*4 Flat head

(1 ea) (1 ea) (1 ea) (1 ea)

Hard

Read Range Up to 5cm

Input Voltage/Current DC 12V, MAX 150mA(12V)

LED/Beeper 2 LEDs(Red, Blue) / 12 Key LED(White) / Magnetic Buzzer

Color Black(Body)

Operating Environment -20℃ ~ +60℃, 10~90% Humidity

Overall Size(WxHxD) 60 x 115 x 25mm

Output Format 32 / 34 / 64/ 66 bit Wiegand, RS-232/485(option)

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1. Place th

2. Connect the power and communication cable to DE-960’s terminal block.

(Refer to chapter 5, Connection diagram)

3. Tilt the device slightly and insert to the wall mount from the top. Fix it tightly with 3*4 flat head machine

screw.

e wall mount bracket on the wall and fix it tightly with screw (Φ4mm Flat head) – 4nos

Φ4mm F

lat head screw

lat head machine

3*4 F

<Picture

※ Caut

- Do not push

- Screw has to be selected depending on the wall’s material and condition

- Place the reader to flat panel between the wall mount bracket and the wall.

It could cause a problem to assemble the device if the bracket is bent.

- Card readi

ion

the device/wall mount bracket too hard when fixing it to the wall.

ng distance can be short if the wall is made of steel.

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Connection diagram

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Depending

the below diagram for the connection.

on cable connection, you can make choice among RS-485 / RS-232 / Wiegand. Please refer to

PIN NA

ME COLOR PIN NUMBER

PWR_IN RED 1

PWR_GND BLACK 2

RS232_RX GRAY 3

RS232_TX JADE 4

WGD_D0 GREEN 5

WGD_D1 WHITE 6

PWR_GND BLUE 7

LED BROWN 8

BEEP YELLOW 9

TAMPER VIOLET 10

RS485+ ORANGE 11

RS485- SKY BLUE 12

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Operation & Usage

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1. Once i

2. When user present authorized contactless card to the reader, the reader makes 1 time beep

3. When an unauthorized card is presented on the reader, RED LED will be blinking.

4. Tamper (TAMP) :

nput power to device, white LED on KEY pad is turned on and off, after that, BLUE &

RED LED are turned on.

sound and 2 times of turning RED LED. It sends card’s data to access controller through

Wiegand data line.

Reader makes alarm when its CASE is forced to open. It also makes TAMPER signal to

access controller. In case of closed CASE, TAMPER line (SKY-Blue Line) shows 0V and

otherwise(open) shows 3.3V.

3.3V

GND

CASE C

LOSE

CASE OPE

CASE C

LOSE

5. LED Control :

Reader tuns on RED LED when LED Signal(PINK) with 0V. In case of 5V, BLUE LED will be

on.

GND

RED LE

BLUE LED OFF

D ON

RED LED OFF

BLUE LED ON

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6. Buzzer

Control :

Reader makes beep sound when BEEP Signal(BROWN) with 0V.

GND

BUZZER OF

BUZZER O

BUZZER OF

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Output format

7-1. Data format

- Data format can be decided by setting. (Refer to chapter 8)

<34bit>

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First

Data[1-32] : ID number(transmission data)

Last Bit 34 : Odd parity of bit 18 ~ bit 33

Bit 1 : Even parity of bit 2 ~ bit 17

<66bit>

First B

Data[1-64] : ID number(transmission data)

FeliCa™ card – IDM data(8bytes)

Mifare® card – Card serial number(4bytes)+0x00(4bytes)

Last Bit 66 : Odd parity of bit 34 ~ bit 65(Data[33-64])

it 1 : Even parity of bit 2 ~ bit 33(Data[1-32])

<32bit>

Data[0

-31] : ID number(transmission data)

<64bit>

Data[0

FeliCa™ card – IDM data(8bytes)

Mifare® card – Card serial number(4bytes)+0x00(4bytes)

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Wiegand output timing and level

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132uS

5.00V

2.14mS

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Function configuration (Communication setting)

9.1

Wiegand option set

ing is the communication frame for wiegand option setting. Since it is saved in flash memory

after the first setting, the reader does not need to be set again.

(9600bps, 8 data, no parity, 1 stop bit)

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STX

0x02 0x00 0x02 0xE0 DAT

DAT

A[0]

Bit

7~4 RFU RFU

Bit

Bit2

Bit

LENH

ate

0 4byte ID(32 or 34bit) depend on parity setting(No.2)

1 8byte ID(64 or 66bit) depend on parity setting(No.2)

0 Parity Send(34 or 66bit) depend on ID bytes(No.1)

1 Parit

0 Forward ID byte order

1 Revers

1 Read MIF

LENL

CMD DAT

A[0] LENL ^ CMD ^ DATA[0]

( ^ : exc

Reader enters security mode when SAM exists when boot.)

lusive oring)

y Omit(32 or 64bit) depend on ID bytes(No.1)

Not Read MIFARE card in Security Mode

(Security Mode : SAM authentication for FeliCa,

ARE card in Security Mode

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e ID byte order

LRC

9.2

LED option set

ing is the communication frame for LED color setting. Since it is saved in flash memory after the

first setting, the reader does not need to be set again.

(9600bps, 8 data, no parity, 1 stop bit)

STX LENH LENL CMD DATA[0] LRC

0x02 0x00 0x02 0xE1 0- BLU

1- RED LED ON

E LED ON

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LENL

DATA[0]

^ CMD ^

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9.3

Automatic Card Detection Disable

ing is the communication frame for automatic card detection disable setting

This command controls the automatic card detection function. It is used when controlling DE-960 from

host device like PC.

(9600bps, 8 data, no parity, 1 stop bit)

STX LENH LENL CMD LRC

0x02 0x00 0x01 0xEF 0xEE

9.4

KEY Mode option set

ing is the communication frame for Key mode setting. Since it is saved in flash memory after the

first setting, the reader does not need to be set again.

(9600bps, 8 data, no parity, 1 stop bit)

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STX

0x02 0x00 0x02 0xE3 0x01 DAT

DAT

A[0]

0x00 Direct Mode

0x01 Buffer Mode + PIN Input KEY Buffer mode – CARD detect & PIN

0x02 Direct Mode Input KEY Direct mode

0x03 Buffer Mode Input KEY Buffer mode

9.5

Following is the PASS Buffer communication frame for setting. Since it is saved in flash memory after

the first setting, the reader does not need to be set again.

(9600bps, 8 data, no parity, 1 stop bit)

STX

LENH

LENL

ate

CMD DAT

( ^ : exc

+ PIN Input KEY Direct mode – CARD detect & PIN

PASS Buffer Length option set

LENH

LENL

CMD DAT

lusive oring)

A[1] LENL ^ CMD ^ DATA[0]

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LRC

0x02 0x00 0x02 0xE3 0x02 DATA[1] DATA[2] LENL ^ CMD ^ DATA[0]

( ^ : exclusive oring)

A[x]

DAT

A[1] MINIMUM Length Set password minimum length (Range: 1~11)

DAT

A[2] MAXIMUM Length Set password maximum length (Range: DATA[1]~12)

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9.6

KEY Timeout option set

ing is the communication frame for key time out option setting. Since it is saved in flash memory

after the first setting, the reader does not need to be set again.

(9600bps, 8 data, no parity, 1 stop bit)

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STX

0x02 0x00 0x02 0xE3 0x03 DAT

DAT

0x01~0x0A Touch Key Timeout Touch Key timeout setting (Range: 0x01~0x0A)

9.7

Following is the communication frame for Touch Key sensitive option setting. Since it is saved in flash

memory after the first setting, the reader does not need to be set again.

(9600bps, 8 data, no parity, 1 stop bit)

STX

0x02 0x00 0x02 0xE3 0x04 DATA[1] LENL ^ CMD ^ DATA[0]

DATA[1] State Description

A[1]

LENH

LENL

ate

KEY Sensitive option set

LENH

LENL

CMD DAT

( ^ : exclusive oring)

CMD DAT

( ^ : excl

usive oring)

A[1] LENL ^ CMD ^ DATA[0]

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LRC

0x01~0x04

9.8

memory after the first setting, the reader does not need to be set again.

(9600bps, 8 data, no parity, 1 stop bit)

STX

0x02 0x00 0x02 0xE3 0x05 DAT

DAT

0x00 BUZZER OF

0x01 BUZZER ON

Touch Key Sensitive

(Lower value is more sensitive)

KEY Push Buzzer option set

ing is the communication frame for Key push buzzer option setting. Since it is saved in flash

A[1]

LENH

LENL

CMD DAT

( ^ : excl

ate

F Touch KEY, buzzer off

Touch KEY, buzzer on

usive oring)

Touch KEY sensitive set

LRC

A[1] LENL ^ CMD ^ DATA[0]

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9.9

RF Scan option set

ing is the communication frame for RF Scan setting. Since it is saved in flash memory after the

first setting, the reader does not need to be set again

(9600bps, 8 data, no parity, 1 stop bit)

STX LENH LENL CMD DATA LRC

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0x02 0x00 0x02 0xE3 0x06 DAT

( ^ : excl

DATA[1] State Description

Bit7

Bit

Bit4 RFU RFU

Bit3

Bit2 ~ Bit0 RFU RFU

0 TYPE-A / MIFARE Scan Off

1 TY

0 TYPE-B Scan Off

1 TY

0 FELICA Scan Off

1 FELICA

0 15693 Scan Off

1 15693 Scan ON

usive oring)

PE-A / MIFARE Scan ON

A[1] LENL ^ CMD ^ DATA[0]

PE-B Scan ON

Scan ON

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Funtion configuration (KEY setting)

10.1

Enter setting mode

- Through

- How to enter setting mode

DE-960 Touch KEY, it is possible to enter setting mode.

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1. Wh

2. Input password (Max. 8 digit)

3. After input, press “#” then RED/BLUE LED will be blinking and finally enter setting mode..

4. Input your password to change.

5. Press “*” to finish.

6. If there is no more input during 10sec, it automatically finishes.

- PASSWORD can be changed through F/W build.

10.2

- Wh

- After entering, press option number below.

en press “*” “*” (two times), buzzer sound and it enter “password input mode”

KEY Mode setting

en RED/BLUE RED keep blinking, press “1” to enter KEY mode setting menu.

KEY St

1 Direct Mode +

2 Buf

3 Direct Mode

4 Buf

ate

PIN Input KEY Direct mode – CARD detect & PIN

fer Mode + PIN Input KEY Buffer mode – CARD detect & PIN

Input KEY Direct mode

fer Mode Input KEY Buffer mode

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- After press option number and press “#” to save option to flash memory. Then DE-960 will reboot.

- Press“*” to return to setting menu.

- If press the number except 1~4, it will set to No.1(Direct mode + PIN)

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10.3

Default LED setting

- Wh

- After entering, press option number below.

- After press option number and press “#” to save option to flash memory. Then DE-960 will reboot.

- Press“*” to return to setting menu.

- If press the number except 1~2, it will set to No.1(Defualt LED RED)

10.4

- Wh

- After entering, press option number below.

en RED/BLUE RED keep blinking, press “2” to enter default LED setting menu.

KEY St

1 Defaul

2 Defaul

t LED BLUE Default LED BLUE

ate

t LED RED Default LED RED

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KEY Push Buzzer setting

en RED/BLUE RED keep blinking, press “3” to enter KEY push buzzer setting menu.

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KEY St

1 KEY

- After press option number and press “#” to save option to flash memory. Then DE-960 will reboot.

- Press“*” to return to setting menu.

- If press the number except 1~2, it will set to No.1(KEY Push Buzzer ON)

2 Key

ate

Push Buzzer ON Buzzer turns on when press KEY

Push Buzzer OFF Buzzer turns off when press KEY

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10.5

Wiegand Length setting

- Wh

- After entering, press option number below.

- After press option number and press “#” to save option to flash memory. Then DE-960 will reboot.

- Press“*” to return to setting menu.

- If press the number except 1~4, it will set to No.1(Card Wiegand Data 32bit)

en RED/BLUE RED keep blinking, press “4” to enter Wiegand setting menu.

KEY St

1 Wie

2 Wie

3 Wiegand 64Bit Card Wiegand Data 64bit

4 Wie

ate

gand 32Bit Card Wiegand Data 32bit

gand 34Bit Card Wiegand Data 34bit

gand 66Bit Card Wiegand Data 66bit

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10.6

Wiegand Data Foward / Reverse setting

- Wh

- After entering, press option number below.

- After press option number and press “#” to save option to flash memory. Then DE-960 will reboot.

- Press“*” to return to setting menu.

- If press the number except 1~2, it will set to No.1(Wiegand Data Sending Forward)

en RED/BLUE RED keep blinking, press “5” to enter Wiegand setting menu.

KEY St

1 Data

“

2 Data

ate

Send Fowared Wiegand Data Sending Forward

Send Reverse Wiegand Data Sending Reverse

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Warranty & Service

rranty and Repair service

‣ Wa

- DUALi Inc. warrants to the original consumer or other end user that this product, Dragon BT, is

free from defects in materials and workmanship for a period of 1 year from the date of purchase.

※ Note Warranty/non-warranty repair fees do not include shipping charges.

‣ The damages(defaults) prescribed below are NOT to be covered by warranty.

- User’s misuse of part/component against the provided manual.

- Fault by the unqualified user’s own intention of repairs.

- Adding certain functions or extension of system.

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PREC

AUTIONS

 Do not drop

 Do not modify, repair, or disassemble.

 Do not expose directly to water, alcohol, benzene, etc for cleaning.

 Do not expose directly to flammables.

 Do not place or keep the device near flammables.

 Keep the device away from excessive humidity and dust.

 Do not place heavy objects on the device.

 Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance

could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

the device.

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FCC STATEMENT

CAUTION: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party

responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the

equipment.

NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a

Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are

designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a

residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio

frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the

instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However,

there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular

installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or

television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and

on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of

the following measures:

-- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

-- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

-- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to

which the receiver is connected.

-- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

*Please contact our service team for the technical/ sales supports.

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act our service team for the technical/ sales supports.

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1-309 Innoplex, 552 Wonchoen-dong, Youngtong-gu,

Suwon, Gyeonggi-do, Korea (zip: 443-380)

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