Synel PRX-40/A Proximity SY-11, SY-11 Product Manual

Stand-Alone

Terminals

PRX-40/A Proximity

SY-11 Magnetic/Barcode

Product Manual

Manual was issued on 9 March, 2008.
Catalog no.

650511, Document no. StndAlRd-222-02

This document has been prepared for reader-controllers PRX-40/A (firmware
version 2.08) and SY-11 (firmware version 2.03). Copyright © 1998-2005
Synel Industries Ltd. All rights reserved. Reproduction or use, without
express permission of editorial or pictorial content, in any manner is
prohibited. No patent liability is assumed with respect to the use of the
information 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 here-in.

SY is a trademark of Synel Industries Ltd.
All trade names referenced herein are either trademarks or registered

trademarks of their respective companies.

Stand-Alone Terminals Introduction

1. Introduction

The PRX-40/A proximity reader-controller and SY-11 magnetic/barcode
reader-controller access units are part of the compact access control - unit
series manufactured by Synel. For the proximity unit, the card must be placed
at a distance of about 10 cm from the device.

These reader-controllers can work stand-alone, or with a Master controller
connected to upto 16 reader-controller units.

PRX-40/A & SY-11 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 .

When working in online mode (as of Master version 3.20), either unit uploads
employee data from Master to its own memory and relay on this data when
allowing/rejecting an employee if the connection with Master is lost.

These terminals can manage unauthorized (black list) or authorized (white
list) employee lists for access control purposes.

1.1 Apparatus

These units may be mounted on a wall.
In stand-alone mode (when this device functions as a controller) this unit has

additional circuitry for storing card-holder data.

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2. Installation

2.1 General

The unit can be installed in any building. The back panel of the unit serves as
an installation template. Mounting screws and anchors are also provided. Fol­low the guidelines below:

• The installation location selected should be as far away as possible from
an electrical power source reference such as power equipment, comput
ers, motors, pumps, etc.

• Use a linear power supplier and not a switching power supplier. A
switching power supplier auto-generates an electro-magnetic field that
shortens the reading range It is advisable to connect an independant
power supplier to the reader.

• It is recommended that when swiping the badge it will face the reader.
Thus, the badge will receive maximal energy.

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PRX-40/A:

• If you are installing more than one Synel reader, make sure the readers
are installed at a distance of at least 50 cm from one another (a distance
longer 5 times their reading limit).

• Near metal objects reading range may decrease.
When mounting on a gypsum wall, make sure that there is no rear metal­lic reinforcement. If the reader is mounted on a concrete wall the reader
must be mounted up to 20 cm from the wall.

• Use a power adaptor dedicated to the proximity reader-controller access
unit. Make sure the adapter carries a safety recognition marking: UL,
CSA or CE.

2.2 Mounting

Option A

1. Remove screw covers and screws from top and bottom of the unit.

2. Open the back of the unit.

3. Drill both fastening holes at either end and one hole towards the center

for the cable.

4. Fasten the back of the unit to the wall.

5. Connect the cable wires via middle hole or bottom hole option (see

diagram).

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6. Close the unit.

7. Replace the screw covers.

Option B

1. Remove screw covers and screws from top and bottom of the unit.

2. Hold the unit against the wall and mark the drilling location through
the screw holes.

3. If the cable wires use the middle hole option, remove the back panel
and use it to mark the position of the cable hole (center of panel). Drill
the cable hole in the wall.

4. Drill the two fastening holes in the wall.

5. Connect the cable wires via middle hole or bottom hole option (see
diagram) as required.

6. Fastened the unit to the wall with screws provided.

7. Replace the screw covers.

PRX-40/A Mounting

A.

Open screw covers
and screws.

Location of screws for
option “B” fastening.

Center hole

PRX-40 Back

PRX-40

B. Remove Back Panel

Option “B”

C. Drill holes

Option “A”

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SY-11 Mounting

F ron t pa nel

AB

2.3 Connect wires

Cover
notches

Bac k pa ne l

Mounting
holes

Threading comm.

cabl e (R J45/Ter­mi n al bloc k)
( O pti o n 1)

K no c k- do w n no t c h fo r th re a d i ng

comm. cable (O ption 2)

2.3.1. PRX-40A

Connector J5/14 pin

Wire N o. Wire Function Present Color Code

1 Vin Power (Power Input) Red
2 Gnd Black
3 - TxRx RS-485 Grey
4 + TxRx RS-485 Purple
5 TxD RS -232 White
6 RxD RS -232 Dark Green
7 Alarm Brown
8 Relay common (C) Blue
9 Normally Closed (N.C) Yellow

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Wire N o. Wire Function Present Color Code

10 Normally Open (N.O.) Orange
11 Bell (1) Pink
12 Bell (2) Light green
13 Sensor input: Dry contact
14 Brown/White

or AC/DC. Sensing regard

Light Blue

jumper JP23 settings

Connector Description

J4 (9 pin) Keyboard connector
ISP J12 (6 pin) (programming the CPU slave)
J13 (14 pin) Option for external reader (currently NA)

How to connect the PRX-40/A to the Master controller:

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2.3.2. SY-11

There are 12 connecting wires (The packaging contains a note on wiring
code).

Terminal Block - P2

Pin Signal Description

P2.1 Common Relay
P2.2 SEN1.1 2 - Sensor input AC/DC, dry con-

tact
P2.3 N.C Relay - Normally closed
P2.4 SEN1.2 *
P2.5 N.O Relay - Normally open
P2.6 BL2 Bell

* When JP9 is [1-2] [3-4] ON, SEN 1.2 = GND
When JP9 is [2-3] ON, SEN 1.2, SEN 1.1 = Sensor AC

Terminal Block - P3

Pin Signal Description

P3.1 BL1 Bell (1)
P3.2 12V
P3.3 Alarm
P3.4 Ground
P3.5 TX Transmit Data (RS-232)
P3.6 RX Receive Data (RS-232)
P3.7 -TXRX RS-485
P3.8 +TXRX RS-485

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2.4 Jumpers

2.4.1. PRX-40/A

Jumper Function Default

JP2 (SMD) JP2 closed and JP3 open = 13 digits decoding
JP3 (SMD)
JP4 (SMD) Cross point decoding (currently NA)
JP7 (SMD) Connect RS-485 termination resistor Open
JP10 (TH) W.D. Reset for the master CPU- [1-2] Closed

JP11(TH) PSEN (Programming) - must be closed when pro-

JP12 (SMD) Tamper switch enabled [1-2] closed

JP20 (T.H) Closed- Stand alone

JP21 (T.H) Contacts switching protection in DC- closed

JP22 (SMD) Connecting clock to slave CPU [2-3] closed
JP23 (T.H) Select sensor option:

JP2 open and JP3 closed = 14 digits decoding

Programming of the master CPU - [2-3] Closed

gramming the master CPU.

Tamper switch disabled [2-3] closed

Open- Online with Master

Contacts switching protection in AC- open

[1-2] and [3-4] Closed - dry contact
[2-3] Closed - AC/DC

13 digits

[1-2] closed

Open

[2-3] closed

Closed

Closed

[1-2] and [3-4]
closed

JP24 (T.H) Reset for the slave/reader CPU- [2-3] closed

Programming of the slave/reader CPU [1-2] Closed

[2-3] closed

2.4.2. SY-11

Jumper Value Function Defaults Remarks

JP1 1-2 Work Description 1-2

2-3 Burn Position

JP2 1-2 Magnetic 1-2 Barcode

2-3 Barcode

JP4 1-2 Tamper switch ON 2-3

2-3 Tamper switch OFF

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Jumper Value Function Defaults Default

JP5 ON

OFF

JP6 ON

OFF

JP7 Connect/

Work Description ON
Burn Position
Stand alone ON
Online
Termination resistor Disconnect

Disconnect

JP8 ON/OFF Spike/overvoltage protec-

ON

tion

JP9 [1-2] [3-4] [2-3] Dry contact (DC) (Sensor) [1-2] [3-4]

AC (Sensor)

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3. Set-up mode

Reader programming can be divided to th ree categories:

1. Access Cards configuration (authorized personnel)

2. General definitions

3. Indicator definitions
All definitions of Management modes are listed in the table below.
The codes in the table below can be used only after completing set-up mode

as follows:
Step 1. Press 3 times simultaneously on keys 1 & 2 (each time will be fol-

lowed by a short beep and an orange led will be lit).

Input Indicator signalling

1st 1&2 Short beep+2nd amber led ON
2nd 1&2 Long beep+2nd amber led ON
3rd 1&2 2 long beeps+2nd green led flashes

Step 2. Enter the 8 digit master code (the default number is 12345678).

Then insert the relevant set-up code (see next page).

Note: Using the Clear key, you can go back to the previous stage!

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3.1 Access cards configuration (Set-up codes)

Parameter Code Function Comments Default

Card reading/check
parameters

New master code 13 00000000-99999999 8 digit code
New global code 15 4 digit new code 9999
Barcode type 16 0- 3/9

Group Mode 18 01-Group and list

Group Parameters 54 1 click

Sensor mode 30 01Door open request

11 1,2- Offset (01-37)

3,4- Length (01-06)
5,6- Total Characters

1- 2/5
5- 128

-Group or list

2 clicks
2 clicks
1-16 clicks

Door Sensor

01
16
00

SY-11 only

Group number (01-

03)
Start position (01-22)
Length (01-16)
Group data (depends

on length)

Door
open
request

Sensor type 31 01N.O

N.C

Sensor door active
time (open)

Toggle relay mode 33 0- Disable

Toggle relay time­out

Door opening time 10 000-255 In 1/10 seconds step

Alarm mode 51 01Latch (led is on)

32 000-255 Define in

seconds
In minutes Disable

1 - Enable

34 00-99 Define in

seconds

(0 to 25.5 sec.)
1 = Led is off depend-

Pulse (led is off)

ing on pulse time
(code 52)

N.C

15 sec.

00­Disabled

3 sec.

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Parameter Code Function Comments Default

Alarm pulse acti­vating time

52 0000-9999 You must always key-

in time in a four digit

0 sec.

format: 10 sec. = 0010

Communication ID 14 1-16 Defines terminal ID 01
Operation mode 12 0

Card only

1

Global code only

2

Card or code (card
no.)

3

Card and global code

4

Card and pin code

5

Card and finger

6

Code and finger (fin­ger only)

7

Card and card

There is a
different
code for
each
employee

----------------------­Modes 5-6 only with

PrintX

----------------------­Mode 7 - PRX-40/A

only!

Duress code
enable/disable

Card list type 35 1- Black list (Rejected)

50 01Disable

Enable

Activating alarm and
relay output

0

0- White list (Accepted)

Finger Auto-detect 36 0- Disable

1- Enable

Insert card using
card

20 1. Swipe card

2. Insert pin code
(If Operation Mode is 4)
Terminal reverts to 1.

---------------------------­Fingerprint (Operation-

Mode 5):

1. Swipe card (2 beeps
confirm swipe).

2. Place finger
Terminal reverts to 1.

Delete card from

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list using card

Work with operation
modes 5 & 6 (

According to opera­tion mode press 7&8
simultaneously

in

order to revert to nor
mal mode (press
Enter in terminals
that consist of such a
key).

----------------------­Mode 5 only with
PRintX *

0

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* Note:
After swiping all cards, you should wait time-out or press 7&8 simultaneously
(press Enter in terminals that consist of such a key) once. Then all data will be
saved!

Parameter Code Function Comments Default

Insert card using
keyboard

Delete card using
keyboard

Insert card by
Index

22 1. Key-in card

2. Insert pin code
(In Operation Mode-12

press key no. 4)
Terminal revert to 1.

----------------------------­Fingerprint (In Opera-

tion Mode-12 press key
no. 6):

1. Key-in code (depends
on card length).

2. Place finger
Terminal reverts to 1.

23 Card number

24 1. Card index 4 digits

from 0000-0300
2 . Swipe card
In Operation Mode-12

press key no. 4:

3. Insert pin code

According to opera­tion mode press 7&8
simultaneously
order to revert to nor
mal mode. (press
Enter in terminals
that consist of such a
key)

----------------------­Mode 6 only with
PRintX

PRX-40A only

Highest possible
index depends on card
length (code 11)

in

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Delete card by
index

Define duress code 53 0000-9999 Active in operation

Erase all cards 60 Type master code - 8 di g its??
Initialisation of

memory
Delete all tem-

plates from finger
Vocal ID indication 7 Long buzzer for tens

Reset alarm 4 When the alarm is in latch

25 Card index - 4 digits PRX-40A only

61 Master Code

62 Master code

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mode 1,2,3,4

Short buzzer for unique numbers

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Control door 0 Opens door
Check group 17 01- Disable check

- Enable check

0

Time Out

After every entry a LED is lit (while waiting for the next entry). After the
LED goes out the unit exits the “Programming Mode” and resets (action must
be repeated from the beginning).

3.1.1. Management of Access Cards (authorized personnel)

Managing access Cards can be performed three ways:
Using Keyboard - Keying-in the keyboard the card number
Using Card - Swiping the card
By Index (PRX-40/A only) - Enables inserting/deleting an employee without

a card

Using Keyboard

Build list:
After entering set-up mode key-in code 22 (key-in card number to list) (For

PRX-40/A upto 13 characters decoding or 14 characters decoding, for SY-11
card number) and key-in all relevant cards. After each keyed-in card number
2 short beeps will indicate that the number was registered successfully. After
keying-in all card numbers press 7&8 simultaneously (mandatory) (press
Enter in terminals that consist of such a key) in order to revert to normal
mode.

Note: In operation mode 4 - card and pin code, the user must key-in the

card number and then key-in the pin code for each card (4 digit code).

Delete list:
After entering set-up mode key-in code 23 (Delete card by keyboard) and

key-in all irrelevant cards. After each keyed-in card number 2 short beeps
will indicate that the number was deleted successfully. After keying-in all
card numbers press 7&8 simultaneously (mandatory) (press Enter in termi­nals that consist of such a key) in order to revert to normal mode.

Using Card

Build list:
After entering set-up mode key-in code 20 (Insert card to list by card) and

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swipe all relevant cards. After each swiped card 2 short beeps will indicate
that the number was registered successfully. After swiping all ca rds press
7&8 simultaneously (mandatory) (press Enter in terminals that consist of
such a key) in order to revert to normal mode.

Note: In set-up code 12: operation mode no. 4 - card and pin code, the user

must swipe the card and then key-in the code (a 4 digit code).

Delete list:
After entering set-up mode key-in code 21 (delete card by card) and swipe all

irrelevant cards. After each swiped card 2 short beeps will indicate that the
number was deleted successfully. After swiping all cards press 7&8 simulta­neously (mandatory) (press Enter in terminals that consist of such a key) in
order to revert to normal mode.

Cards that were registered in operation mode 0 (card only) and the device is
currently in mode 5 or 6, these cards will now be allowed access without fin­gerprint verification.

Note: Whenever a task is completed successfully, a LED flashes and the

buzzer beeps.

By index (PRX-40/A only)

Insert cards:
After entering set-up mode, key-in code 24 (Insert card by Index) and key-in

a 4 digit index, swipe card. 2 short beeps will indicate that the number was
registered successfully.

Delete cards:
After entering set-up mode key-in code 25 (delete card by in dex) and key-in a

4 digit index. 2 short beeps will indicate that the card was deleted success­fully.

In operation modes 5 or 6, cards that were registered by index will be allowed
access without fingerprint verification.

Terminology

Card Only - Control is performed by Card only.
Global Code only - common global code (4 digit code – used by all card-

holders).
Card or code - Control is performed by Card or keying-in number of card (the

length of the keyed-in number must be identical to the defined card length).
Card and Global Code - Control is performed by Card and a common global

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code (four digit code – used by all card-holders).
Card and PIN Code – Control is performed by Card and a personal four digit

code. This mode is the most secure.(4 digit code – used by each card-holder).

3.2 General definitions

Open Door

Access can be given by using a Master Code. After entering “Programming
Mode,” enter “0”.

Open Door Time

It is possible to adjust the “window” of accessibility during which a door
opens when accessed. To change the accessibility time, after entering the
“Programming Mode,” enter “10” and then three digits. For example if you
enter 015, the accessibility time is 1.5 seconds.

Set Global Code

You can change a Global Code by way of “Instruction Code” – 15. After
entering “Programming Mode” enter “15” and afterward a four digit number
that will be the new Global Code.

Set New Master Code

The Master Code can be change by way of “Instruction Code” – 13. After
entering “Programming Mode” enter “13” followed by a eight digit number
that will serve as a new master Code.

Note: It is recommended to change master code when setting up.

Erase All
Warning:! Cards can not be restored after erased!

SY-11

After entering the “Programming Mode,” enter “60” and then
eight digits Master code.
After entering the “Programming Mode,” enter “62” to Erase all.

PRX-40/A

After entering the “Programming Mode,” enter “60” to Erase All
After entering the “Programming Mode,” enter “61” to initialize
memory

Note: Before sta rti ng t each ing mod es such a s: 21,22,23 etc., it

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3.3 Indicators definitions

After entering setup mode:

Input Operation Mode

Code 30 --> 0 = Door open request button

As a result the door will open and the output = bypass
1 = Door sensor
As a result the output = alarm will be activated (led/buzzer)

Note: When defining sensor via software (Falcon), and choosing none in

your PC, and “0” in your terminal, in online mode it will revert to its
default mode: Door open request

Sensor type

Code 31--> 0 = The sensor will function as Normally Open.

1 = The sensor will function as Normally Closed.

Fingerprint operation mode

Code 36--> 0 = No auto-identification.

1 = Auto-identification mode.

Alarm mode

Code 51--> 0 = Latch. The alarm does not go off unless it is turned off

manually.
1 = Pulse. The alarm goes off after the defined time-out.

Alarm pulse activating time

Note: Relevant when alarm is in pulse mode.

Code 52--> 0000-9999 seconds (always key-in time in 4 digits format)

Sensor door activating time

Code 32--> 000-255 time-out seconds. The alarm will be activated after

the defined time-out.

Duress code enable/disable

Code 50--> 0 = Disable

1 = Enable
In operation modes card and global code or card and pin code
enables activating the alarm and the door simultaneously.

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Define Duress code

Code 53--> 0000-9999
Enables defining what will be the duress code

Card parameters

Refer to how the proximity track will be read:

2 digits Start position (01-37) Card number offset
2 digits Length (01-06) Card number length
2 digits Total characters Number of digits on card (when defining 00 -

doesn’t check card length- accepts all card
lengths upto 6)

Reset alarm

In set-up mode, after keying-in code 51, key-in 4 to shut-off the alarm.

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4. Communication

Interfacing the host is performed via the Master unit. Communication
between the Master unit and the terminals is performed at 19200 bps.

Downloading card numbers from Master to terminals

As of Master version 3.20 there is an additional option “Send offline list to
Access units”. All card numbers that are marked as (see Falcon | Personnel |
Card Type | Active - Allowed offline) Active - Allowed offline will be sent
from the Master to the terminals. When communication is stopped the Termi­nal will enable access for the cards as mentioned above.

PRX-40/A supports this option as of version 2.04.
SY-11 supports this option as of version 1.07.

4.1 Communication cables characteristics

Follow the listed guidelines when installing the communications cables:
The cable should not be installed near EMI factors, such as:

• Motors, generators, alternators, and transformers

• Air conditioners, elevators

• Radio/television transmitters, signal generators and internal communica­tion networks

• Cables: within 30 cm. (1 foot) of power lines of less than 5 KVA.

• Cables should not be within 60 cm. (2 feet) of power lines in the 5-10
KVA range.

Cables should not be within 1.5 meters (5 feet) of power lines of more than 10
KVA. The cables should not run parallel to power lines for more than 15
meters (49 feet).

It is best to use a single cable for the communication line. If it is not possible
to use a continues cable only one indoors connection is allowed, constructed
in one of these options:

1. Using two connectors with appropriate shielding and cover.

2. Using a connection box.

For aerial installation, use N.Y.Y. shielded cables.

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4.2 Technical Specifications

4.2.1. Man-machine Interface:

• Indicators for power

• Indicators for card presence/rejection

• Keyboard entry

• 10-digit keyboard

• Enter+Clear buttons

• Bell button

• Buzzer for confirmation of operations

4.2.2. Mechanical features

PRX-40/A SY-11

Dimensions: 13 x 4.3 x 2 cm 14 x 9 x 3 cm
Weight: 180g 208g
Operating temperature: -22 to +50_C Operating temperature: -22 to +50_C
Relative humidity: 95% Relative humidity: 95%

4.2.3. Electrical characteristics

• Output relay rating: 24Vdc @ 2 A

• Alarm sensor output TTL level mx @ 16 mA., Alarm set at “High"

• Sensor Input: 9 -18V @ 10mA (in Non dry contact mode)

• Power supply: 9 to 15 Vdc, max @ 100 mA.
Door open request button - the entry will enable opening the door.
Door sensor - the sensor will indicate that the door was forcefully opened.

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Appendix A - Fingerprint for PRX-40/A Stand-Alone Terminals

Appendix A - Fingerprint for PRX-40/A

PRintX40AI/V is a biometric stand-alone controller, one of the series of
Synel’s access control protocols. It is a unit that operates with either a
fingerprint verification version - PRintX40AV or a fingerprint identification
version - PRintX40AI further to user-card reading (by the proximity unit).
The proximity and biometric units are adjacently installed at sensitive
locations for granting access to secure areas. The PRintX40AI/V works with
various unit settings, according to the security level required at the location of
the unit. Defining parameters is simple while maximum security is enabled
by using a password defined by the user. In the table below please find access
availability specifications. This data is stored in an authorized list. This list is
created and edited using a keyboard.

1. Differences between PRintX40AI & PRintX40AV

• (PRintX40AI) Identification does not require a card/code. Upto 200

fingerprint templates are stored in the terminal’s memory. Whenever an
employee places his finger on the sensor, the FP (fingerprint) unit polls
all existing templates until there is a match and confirms/rejects.

• (PRintX40AV) Verification requires a card/code. The template is stored

in reference to a card/code. Upto 4000 card/codes and templates are
stored. When an employee swipes his card/keys-in his code, the unit
checks if the card/code number exists, if it does it checks also the tem
plate assigned to that number.

Template quota is as follows:

Verification- 4000
Identification- 200

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2. Technical Specifications

• Maximum Range: 10 cm (4 inches)

• Operating Frequency: 125 kHz

• RS-232 or RS-485 (ASCII); 9600 b/s

• Storage for 1000/200 templates

• False rejection rate: 0.01%

• False acceptance rate: 0.01%

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2.1 Indicators

A led is activated to indicate current status as follows:

Flashing

Waiting for fingerprint validation, while performing verification.

Orange
Orange
Green

Red

Indicates that the employee is requested to place his finger for
sampling purposes, while Enrolment process is on.

Successful operation.
Operation failed.

2.2 Man-machine Interface

• Indicator for: Power , card confirmation/rejection and keyb oard entry, fin­gerprint (a tri-color led)

• 10-digit keyboard

• Bell button

• RF coupling of proximity card

• Buzzer for audio confirmation of operations

2.3 Mechanical Features

• Dimensions: 137X115X28 mm

• Weight: 360gr

• Operating temperature: 0 to +60°C

2.4 Electrical characteristics

• PRintX40AI_V Power supply: 12Vdc, @ 0.5A

• PRintX Power supply: 5Vdc @ 1A

• Output relay rating: 24 V @ 3 A

• Tamper sensor output TTL level max @ 16 mA

2.5 Package

• PRintX-40I_V proximity reader

• PRintX biometric reader verification/identification

• PRintX/P power supply adaptor: 5 Volt/1 A stabilized wide range input
100-240 AC input

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Appendix A - Fingerprint for PRX-40/A Stand-Alone Terminals

• RJ-11 Connection box with 5V power input

• RJ-45 Connection box

• Four 3.5x50mm Philips screws, four 3.5x19mm Philips screws and four
for position B, four Brick/Plastic anchors

• Mounting template

•User manual

Recommended: PRintX-40I_V Power supply adaptor:12 to 15 Vdc, max @
880 mA

3. Installation

Note: When working with PRintX40A/I (Identification), you can install the

PRintX on the external side of the door and the PRX40 on the internal
side of the door.

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Front panel

Stand-Alone Terminals Appendix A - Fingerprint for PRX-40/A

3.1 Wiring

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Appendix A - Fingerprint for PRX-40/A Stand-Alone Terminals

3.2 FPU operation - Instructions and regulations:

• In view of our experience, we strongly recommend that each employee
practices finger positioning on the sensor prior to actual enrolment!

• A void using thumb and pinky fingers since they are typically awkward to
position consistently on the sensor.

• Place the higher joint of your finger on the ridge lock and lower your fin­ger onto the sensor surface (make sure all other fingers are held straight
to avoid creating an angle between the enrolled finger and the sensor sur
face - incorrect positioning).

• Touch the sensor's plastic casing (black) in order to discharge static elec­tricity. Keep your finger steady!

• Press your finger gently onto the panel, avoid excessive pressure as it
will blur the print.

• Make sure your finger is touching the sensor’s drive ring.

• It is recommended that quality be 50% and content 90% at least.

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• Make sure you use the enrolled finger for verification!

• If your finger is extremely dry, touch your forehead or the side of your
nose before placing it on the sensor.

• Do not use a wet/moist finger for scanning.

Note: For user’s convenience mount the terminal at a height of 1.4 meters

(55.2”) (measured fr om the top end of the terminal to the floor) and at
a distance of 15 cm (5.9”) from the right-side wall (closer to the sen
sor side).

Note: If it is impossible to sample an employee’s fingerprint, you can disa-

ble finger verification and revert to card or code mode instead.

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4. Maintenance

You should always touch the conductive plastic before touching the PRintX
sensor in order to safely discharge any static electricity on your skin or
clothing.

Do not

• Place the fingerprint sensor close to a heating source, such as a radiator

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or hot plate.

• Spill any liquids on the sensor with the exception of isopropyl alcohol.

• Subject the fingerprint sensor to heavy shocks or vibrations.

• Allow the sensor to come in contact with metallic objects.

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