Synel PrintX-FPR, PRX-40/B Product Manual
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Manual 7/12/09. Catalog no. 650460 Document no. FPR-PRX-222-01
PRX-40/B
Terminal
&
PrintX FPR
(FingerPrint
Reader)
STAND-ALONE TERMINALS
Product Manual
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contained herein. While every precaution has been taken in the preparation of this manual, Synel
Industries Ltd. assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions. Neither is any liability assumed for
damages resulting from the use of the information contained herein.
DCM and SY are trademarks of Synel Industries Ltd.
All trade names referenced herein are either trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective
companies
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Contents
Introduction .................................................... 5
Apparatus........................................................ 7
Technical Specifications................................ 8
3.1Electrical characteristics 8
3.2Package 9
Installation..................................................... 10
Finding the best location for the units ....... 10
Mounting PRX-40/B and PrintX FPR........... 12
Connecting the Cables ................................ 15
7.1PRX-40/B Connection Wires 17
Jumpers ........................................................ 20
8.1PRX-40/B 20
Setting-up the Standalone unit ................... 21
9.1To use Proximity Card and Fingerprint mode: 21
9.2Setting Proximity Card parameters: 21
9.3Entering Proximity Cards and Fingerprints to the unit:
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9.4To use Pin number and Fingerprint mode: 22
9.5Entering Pin numbers and Fingerprints to the unit:
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9.6Specify if using Identify or Verify mode: 23
Operation ...................................................... 24
10.1PrintX-FPR Operation 24
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Communication ............................................ 26
Communication cables characteristics ..... 26
Fingerprint Best use Guidelines................. 27
Troubleshooting ........................................... 28
Appendices:
Detailed instructions for Standalone Set-up 30
1.1Access cards configuration (Set-up codes) 30
1.2Access cards configuration 34
Additional Stand alone unit combination options
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1Introduction
The PRX-40/B reader and PrintX-FPR fingerprint reader Standalone, as a stand alone biometric
solution for access control.
The proximity and biometric units are adjacently installed at sensitive
locations for granting access to secure zones.
Setup, management of authorized, and definitions are all done directly on the
units. Defining parameters in PRX-40/B and PRintX-FPR is simple, and the
templates and an authorized list are created and edited using the keyboard.
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RX-40/B & PrintX-FPR were developed as compact, easy-to-use terminals,
granting access to secure areas. They work with various unit settings,
according to a predefined security level. These devices are made of strong
ABS plastic.
Defining parameters is simple while maximum security is enabled by using
the set-up 8 digit code (the default number is 12345678) maximizing security.
In stand alone mode these units grant secure access for approximately 285
card holders, stored in an authorized list within the terminal. This list is created and edited on the
unit’s compact keyboard, eliminating the need of connecting to a computer.
These terminals can manage unauthorized (black list) or authorized (white list) employee lists for
access control purposes.
The PRX-40/B and PRintX-FPR Standalone can be used in the following modes:
Identification - In this mode user is only identified by a fingerprint and is not verified by an
additional means of identification.
The finger is placed on the sensor and is either accepted or rejected immediately.
In this mode, the keyboard unit can be installed in a different location such as on the other side of the
door. In this case The user is identified my finger on one side and by card or pin number on the other
side of the door.
Identification mode supports up to 9,000 authorized people.
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Verification - In this mode user is identified by wither a card or by pin number on the key board, and
then verifies their identity with by fingerprint.
Verification can be done in the following ways:
• Swipe card > Fingerprint
• Pin number > Fingerprint
Access is available for up to 9,000 card holders.
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2 Apparatus
In stand-alone mode (when the device functions as a controller) this unit has additional circuitry for
storing card-holder data.
PRX-40/B
Pr
i
ntX FPR
LED Operation
Status Indicator
LED Operation
Status Indicator
Fingerprint sensor
Keyboard
Bell button
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3 Technical Specifications
PRX 40/B
• Dimensions: 15.5 x 7 x 6.1 cm
• Weight: 350 gr
• Operating temperature: -10 to +50°C
PrintX FPR
• Dimensions: 15.5 x 7 x 6.1 cm
• Weight: 350 gr
• Operating temperature: -10 to +50°C
3.1 Electrical characteristics
• Output relay rating: 24 V @ 3 A
• Tamper sensor output TTL level max @ 16 mA
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3.2 Package
The terminal package contains:
Check the box and contents for signs of damage that may have occurred during shipment. Don’t throw away
the box or any of the packing materials
1x PRintX FPR unit
1x PRX 40/B unit
A mounting set that includes:
2 screws for mounting the mounting panel
2 screw for securing the unit to mounting panel
Wall anchors:4 Brick + 4 Plaster
1x RJ-11 Connection box with cables for 12V
power connection (for PRX 40/B)
1x RJ-45 Connection box with 5V power input
(PrintX FPR)
PRintX/P power supply adaptor:
5 Volt/1 A stabilized wide range input 100-240 AC input
User guide on CD
2x Mounting pannels
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4 Installation
5 Finding the best location for the units
Follow the guidelines below to find the best place to mount the terminal:
• Place the units by an easily accessible power outlet.
• Do not place communication cables near a source of electromagnetic radiation or radio interference
such as power lines, large machinery, etc.
• Do not place the units where exposed to extreme hat or cold, water, steam, violent vibrations or
strong electromagnetic radiation including high voltage power lines and electrical equipment.
• The installation location selected should be as far as possible from sources of electrical reference
such as power equipment, computers, motors, pumps, etc.
• Maintain at least a one meter distance from computer displays.
• Keep the cable by at least 30 cm away from any other cable.
• Use a power adaptor dedicated to the proximity unit. Make sure the adapter carries a safety
recognition marking such as UL, CSA or CE.
• If you are installing more than one
Synel proximity reader, make sure the readers are installed at a
distance of at least 50 cm from one another (5 times the unit reading limit).
• Use a linear power supplier and not a switching power supplier which generates an electromagnetic field that shortens the reading range.
It is advisable to connect an independent power supplier to the reader.
• Make sure there are no metallic materials surrounding the unit.
• When mounting on a drywall (gypsum wall), make sure that there are no rear metallic
reinforcements to the wall.
• Make sure that it is safe to drill into the wall at the desired location.
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• The units should be mounted at employee eye-height. Consider accessibility of handicap users, if
necessary. The standard recommended height is 140cm (4’7”).
• Place the reader so that the user will be fully facing it when swiping the badge since this is the best
swiping position.
Caution:The terminal contains computer components. Thus it should not be mounted where it
will be exposed to extreme heat or cold, water, steam, violent vibrations, high electromagnetic
radiation including high voltage power lines and electrical equipment.
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6 Mounting PRX-40/B and PrintX FPR
1. Select a location for the terminal using the following guidelines for find-
ing the best location, above.
2. Hold the mounting template to the wall and mark the places to drill holes
for the screws and cables.
3. Drill the holes for the connection cable and screws (with 6mm. drill bit).
4. Inset the screw anchors for either plaster or concrete, as needed.
5. Thread the cable through the wall and connect to external components
as needed.
Mount the panel to the wall and adjust it so that it is straight and the
cable is in place.
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