User manual of iPR-x proximity readers
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Function
iPR-x proximity readers is intended to be applied in different access control systems, using RS232, Wiegand
26, Wiegand 37 or Wiegand 42 interface. (Reader iPR-9 have with built-in keypad).
Types of identificators
Smart Innovations manufactures readers operating with amplitude modulation (ASK) proximity cards and
tags.
Design
The reader is placed in miniature hermetic plastic or vandal-proof of polished stainless steel (iPR-3) case.
Thanks to the small overall dimensions the reader is distinguished for its advanced reliability.
Specifications
Warm-up time 10 seconds after power start
Case
Material ABS plastic (1.5 mm thick stainless steel iPR-3)
Dimensions
iPR-2 iPR-3 iPR-6 iPR-7 iPR-8 iPR-9
mm 150х45х22 110х80х15 95x50x16 95х50х16 105-200 105-200
Weight
iPR-2 iPR-3 iPR-6 iPR-7 iPR-8 iPR-9
gramm 50 150 105 105 94 94
Ambient Conditions
Temperature -35 . . . +65
Humidity 100% (without condensate)
Power supply
Voltage +9. . . +16 V of direct current
Current up to 50 mA
Maximal current up to 80 mA
Voltage ripple up to 500 mV.
Distance of reading
Typical reading distance show in table 1 and depends on tag type used with it. This parameter is valid for
power supply voltage range from +9 to +16 VDC and ripple up to 150 mV
Table. 1
Reader type iPR-2 iPR-3 iPR-6 iPR-7 iPR-8 iPR-9
Distance, mm 150-160 35-40 105-200 140-150 105-200 105-200
Wiring
Reader has 8-wire colored cable intended for connection to access control panel.
Table 2. The wires assignment:
Multiwire signal cable with 0.22 mm2 wires' cross-sectional is recommended to use for connection of the
reader and control panel. Using this cable the maximum length of 50 meters can be obtained.
Type of interfaces
The proximity reader is intended to be applied in different access control systems, using RS232, Wiegand 26,
Wiegand 37, Wiegand 42 or TouchMemory interface.
Mounting
It is recommended to mount the reader on a wall closely to a door at
appropriate height.
! Do not mount the reader on metal surface, since it causes decreasing of
reading distance.
! If two readers are mounted at a distance less than 50sm, reading distance
of a card may be reduced appreciably. In such a case, connect yellow
wires of the readers. The readers will synchronize and work in turn.
! Synchronization allows mounting of two readers at a small distance, to the
extent of reading distance of a card. In case that, two readers are mounted
at a distance less than reading distance of a card the card may be read by
the reader behind the wall.
To mount the iPR-2, iPR-3 readers proceeds as follows:
- Connect the reader to the control panel's cable
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W2/W3/W4/WS RS232
Color Function
Green Data 0 Rx
White Data 1 Tx
Red +V +V
Black GND GND
Brown Red Led –
Orange Green Led –
Blue Beep –
Yellow Hold/Synch Hold/Synch
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- Using the body reader as a template mark and then drill two (four) openings 6mm in diameter and 35mm
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- Secure the mounting plate on a wall using plastic nailing plugs and screws
To mount the iPR-6, iPR-7 readers proceeds as follows:
- Remove cover from reader
- Connect the reader to the control panel's cable
- Secure the mounting plate on a wall using plastic nailing plugs and screws
- Secure cover to the reader. Ensure thet all locking tabs are securely.
To mount the iPR-8, iPR-9 readers proceeds as follows:
- Remove the boot in the bottom part of the reader with loosing the screw
- Push mounting panel towards the screw and remove it from the reader
- Using the mounting panel as a template mark and then drill two openings 6mm in diameter and 35mm deep
- Pass the wire through central opening
- Secure the mounting plate on a wall using plastic nailing plugs and screws
- Connect the reader to the control panel's cable
- Put on the reader on the mounting plate, push the case down against stop and secure the reader with the
screw
- Put on the boot
The Reader Operation
Reading of identificator code
The code reading is annunciated by built-in buzzer and two-color LED according to interface type and
annunciation mode (refer to «Data transfer and Annunciation»).
Repeated reading will be available after 0.8 sec if the identificator is moved away from the reader sensing
area.
Hold Mode
Reader is turned to the hold mode while yellow wire is closed to the ground. In this mode reader does not
read cards, thus current consumption decreases to 25mA.
! Do not apply voltage to hold outlet!
Data transfer and Annunciation
The reader is provided with two-color LED and built-in buzzer. LED and buzzer function according to interface
type programmed and annunciation mode.
Wiegand or TouchMemory Interface
х Buzzer Red LED Gren LED
00 Beep on card read Normally ON, switched OFF
01 Outside control Normally ON, switched OFF
02 Beep on card read Switched OFF Blinks at reading
03 Outside control Switched OFF Blinks at reading
04 Beep on card read Normally ON, switched OFF
05 Outside control Normally ON, switched OFF
06 Beep on card read Outside control Outside control
07 Outside control Outside control Outside control
08 Beep on card read.
Engaging of LED and buzzer is possible automatically or by closing of corresponding wire to the black wire
(GND) according to Table 2.
Table 2. Annunciation mode:
at reading
at reading
at reading
at reading
Availability to switch ON
from outside
Data transmissions from reader comply with the standard specified. Protocol for TouchMemory interface from
family 01 (to satisfy the requirements DS1990).
Normally ON, switched OFF
at reading. Availability to
switch OFF from outside
Blinks at reading
Blinks at reading
Outside control
Outside control
Blinks at reading.
Availability to switch
ON from outside
RS232 interface
To control annunciation send three-byte control packet to the reader. Packets should be transmitted with 2
400 bits per second, 8 bit data, no parity, 1 stop bit.
Packet format:
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Bit 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
byte 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1
byte 1 - - red
byte 2 green
steady
blinks
- green
blinks
- red
steady
- - buzzer
- - -
- buzzer
pulsatory
uninterruptedly
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1 – corresponds to LED or buzzer switching on. LED blinking and buzzer pulsatory control bits have the
highest priority.
Annunciation does not change until next control packet is received.
Reader transmits data as follows:
byte # 0 1…10 11 12
Card read 23h data C sum 0D h
PIN entered 21h data C sum 0D h
data:
Bit 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
Destination 0 0 1 1 X X X X
Example: Card code 7E000460AA will be sent as:
23h, 37h, 3Eh, 30h, 30h, 30h, 34h, 36h, 30h, 3Ah, 3Ah, 3Bh, 0Dh.
Checksum: exclusive OR of low nibbles of bytes from 1 to 10, high nibble of always must be 3h.
Limited Warranty
Smart Innovations warrants that for a period of eighteen months from the date of purchase, the product shall
be free of defect in materials and workmanship under normal use and that in fulfillment of any breach of such
warranty, Smart Innovations. shall, at its option, repair or replace the defective equipment upon return of the
equipment to its repair depot. This warranty applies only to defects in parts and workmanship and not
damages incurred in shipping or handing, or damages due to causes beyond the control of Smart Innovations
such as lightning, excessive voltage, mechanical shock, water damage, or damage arising out of abuse,
alteration or improper application of the equipment.
The foregoing warranty shall apply only to the original buyer, and is and shall be lieu of any and all other
warranties, whether expressed or implied and of all other obligations or liabilities on the part of Smart
Innovations. This warranty contains the entire warranty. Smart Innovations neither assumes, nor authorizes
any other person purporting to act on its behalf to modify or to change this warranty, nor to assume for it any
warranty or liability concerning this product.
In no event shall Smart Innovations be liable for any direct, indirect or consequential damages. Loss of
anticipated profits, loss of time or any other losses incurred by the buyer in connection with the purchase,
installation or operation or failure of this product.
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