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1998 HID CORPORATION
U.S. PATENT NO. 4,730,18 8 5,041,62 5
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FCC ID: JQ66015
ELECTRICAL RATING: 10.8-13. 2VDC/250mA
REFER TO OPERATORS MANUAL 6015-900.
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AMR100 Property Pass Reader Installation Manual (6015-900) Installation Requirements
The following instructions will explain the installation and operation procedure for the AMR100 Property Pass Reader. The instructions include these sections:
Installation Instructions
Mounting Preparation Cabling Preparation Mounting O-Ring Switch Settings Jumper Settings Power Supply Cover Installation
AMR100 Property Pass Reader
Parts List (Included) Quantity
1) AMR100 Property Pass Reader 1
2) O-ring - 12"diameter x .25" thick 1
3) #6-32x.625 Flathead Screw 1
4) Installation Manual 1
5) Front Cover Label 1
6) Strain Relief Nut 2
Parts List (NOT Included)
1) External 12V power supply 1
2) #6 Mounting Screws A/R
3) Cable (See requirements below) A/R
Cabling Requirements Shielded
Power & Ground - 18AWG- 22AWG All other signals - 24 AWG minimum Strain Relief Nut cable range: .19 to .390
11.80 1.00
Place screw to secure top cover here.
HID ProxTrak
11.80
Figure 1
Installation Instructions
Mounting Preparation
1. Determine an appropriate mounting position for the AMR100 Reader.
2. Install an electrical box or drill mounting holes for #6 fasteners. Starter holes for mounting are indicated on Figure 2.
3. The Reader should be mounted at least 6" away from any metallic surface 12"x12" or larger. Incidental metal such as aluminum studs and conduit can be compen­sated.
.156 X .04 DEEP
12 PLACES
4.00
2.625
1.64
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1.64
2.625
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Important Product Specifications
Environmental Characteristics
Operating Temperature Range -0oC to 70oC (32oF to 150oF) Storage Temperature Range -40oC to 85oC (-40oF to 185oF)
Power Requirements
Operating Voltage Range 12.0VDC ± 1.2VDC Peak Current 12VDC 1.5A Average Current 1.0A Excitation Frequency 125KHz ± 1 KHz
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Cable Preparation
1. Route the cable from the AMR100 Reader and/or power supply to the Host.
2. Prepare the cable by cutting the jacket back 2" and strip the wires 1/4". Tinning the wires is not required.
3. Install the cable strain relief nut #1 on the rear of the AMR100 Reader as indicated in Figure 2 . (Strain relief nut #2 is for use with the LCD display unit that is purchased separately. If no LCD unit is being used and a water tight seal is necessary, place a cable segment into the strain relief nut #2 and tighten it)
4. Connect the Reader to the Host according to the terminal description in Figure 4. Do not leave extra loops of wire inside the Reader housing.
5. Tighten the strain relief nut to secure the cable.
6. Connect the drain line of the shield to TB5-2. (See Figure 3 ) If it is bare, sleeve it to avoid short circuits to the other wires.
7. The opposite end of the drain line should be connected to the negative terminal and the frame connections of the power supply.
8. Connect the power supply ground to TB5-3. (See Figure 3 )
Figure 3
TB3
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TB4
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TB1
TB2
Figure 2
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SW1R5SW2 SW3 SW4
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CABLE STRAIN RELIEF NUT
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SCREW
O-RING
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Figure 4
TB5
1
This label is located on the inside base of the AMR100 Reader. It shows all the terminal connections for interfacing the AMR100 Property Pass Reader with the Host. TB3 and TB4 are for use with the LCD add-on unit.
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Mounting
1. Mount the base of the AMR100 Property Pass Reader to the prepared surface using the starter holes indicated in Figure 2.
2. These holes are not through holes and require drilling before mounting.
3. Choose the holes to be used and drill with a 5/32 (.156) inch bit. Use #6 screws only.
O-Ring
1. After the AMR100 Reader base is mounted, install the rubber o-ring by stretching around the reader base and placing it in the groove located along the edge. See Figure 2 for details.
SWITCH #1
Report Settings
1
Set Tamper Latch Mode
2
Re-report ID's
3
Indicator re-report
4
Fast indicator duration's
ON OFF
*Tag command is "Set
Tamper"
*Tag ID's are re-
reported on each Poll
*Indicators activate for
every ID
Use 4X faster indicator
durations
Tag command is read
from EEPROM
Reports only ID's that
are different from
previous
Indicators activate only
for different from
previous
*1X durations
Switch Settings
Set the DIP Switches labeled Switch 1 - Switch 4 (Figure 5) according to the following tables.
Switch #1 - Report Settings Switch #2 - Serial Settings
5
Acquisition test reports
6
EPP Database
7
LCD Reports
Sends receiver and
power level test reports -
effects Simplex output
and LCD
LCD reports ID and
sensor messages
*
*
*Host only control of
LCD
Switch #3 - Hardware Settings Switch #4 - Initialization Settings
8
Test LCD
Test
*LCD. For factory use
only
* Denotes the default setting.
8.00
E4
12 PLCS, .156 STARTER HOLES FOR WALL MOUNT
A
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Note: Data is always 8 bits, no parity, 1 stop bit
SWITCH #1
Report Settings
1
Set Tamper Latch
Mode
2
Re-report ID's
3
Indicator re-report
4
Fast indicator
duration's
5
Acquisition test
reports
6
EPP Database
7
LCD Reports
8
Test LCD
ON OFF
*Tag command is
"Set Tamper"
*Tag ID's are re­reported on each
Poll
*Indicators activate
for every ID
Use 4X faster
indicator durations
Sends receiver and
power level test reports - effects
Simplex output and
LCD
LCD reports ID and
sensor messages
Test
Tag command is
read from EEPROM
Reports only ID's
that are different
from previous
Indicators activate
only for different
from previous
*1X durations
*Host only control
*LCD. For factory
*
*
of LCD
use only
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Figure 5
SW1
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1
SW2
SW3
1 1
SW4
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Switch 3
Hardware settings
On Off
1
MaxiTrak mode
2
Access Control Exciter*(Must remain in ON position)
3
Free-Running Acq
4
Staus LED's Disable*(Must remain in ON position)
5
Hardware Demodulator
6
Low Gain
7
8 Receivers (Not Used)
8
2nd Access Reader
(Not Used)
(Must remain in ON position)
* ID acquisition is free running;
asynchronous with Host polls
*
*
(Must remain
in OFF
position)
*
(Must remain
in OFF
position)
*
(Must remain
in OFF
position)
*
(Must remain
in OFF
position)
Switch 4
Initialization Settings
1
Switch Over-ride
2
Reset Factory Defaults
3
EEPROM Unlock
4
Flash Mode Bit 0
5
Flash Mode Bit 1
On Off
*
*
*
*
*
Not Used *
Not Used *
Not Used *
Jumper Settings
There are several configuration options available according to how the jumpers are set on the board. These jumpers control serial input and output selections, beeper and tamper switch settings. Refer to the table on the following page for appropriate jumper settings.
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Jumper Block Jumper setting Functional Description
P-5
Ground select
P-8
+5v select
*1-2 Always should be left in this position
*1-2 Always should be left in this position
2-3
P-6 Input communication
protocol select
1-2 RS485 serial input selected
*2-3 RS232 serial input selected
P-9 Output communication
protocol select
1-2 RS485 serial output selected
2-3 RS232 serial output selected
Output path selector P7 #1- P10 #1 Serial output A selected
Input path selector P7 #2- P10 #2 Serial input A selected
485 enable selector P7 #3- P10 #3 485 enable A selected
Output path selector *P11 #1- P10#1 Serial output B selected
Input path selector
485 enable selector
P-17
RS485 Termination
P-18
Beeper enable
*P11 #2- P10
#2
*P11 #3- P10
#3
1-2
2-3
(or no jumper)
*1-2 jumped
Serial input B selected
485 enable B selected
These should be jumped when the maxitrak is
the last unit on the serial string from the 485
communication card
This setting would apply to all other conditions.
Beeper enabled (audible tone will be heard with
each card or asset read)
Beeper disabled
P-19
Tamper switch select
1-2 Tamper output will be Normally Open
2-3 Tamper output will be Normally Closed
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Power Supply
1. The AMR100 Property Pass Reader can be operated over the full range of 12VDC to ±
1.2V. A linear supply is recommended.
2. After the Reader and power supply are wired together, apply power to the reader.
Cover Installation
1. Place the top cover onto the base of the AMR100 Reader.
2. Secure the cover to the base. Use the flathead screw provided. The location of the top cover screw is indicated on Figure 1.
2. Place the HID label over the screw.
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