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Standard RFID card reader

Secured RFID card reader

Supported RFID cards 125 kHz:

• EM4x02
• NXP HiTag2

Supported RFID cards 125 kHz:

• EM4x02
• NXP HiTag2
• HID Prox

Supported RFID cards 13.56 MHz:

•

ISO14443A

 (MIFARE Classic, MIFARE 

Plus, MIFARE Mini, MIFARE Ultralight, 
MIFARE DESFire CSN only)

•

PicoPass

 (HID iClass CSN, Picopass)

•

FeliCa

 (Standard, Lite)

•

ST SR

 (SR, SRI, SRIX)

•

Mobile Key

Maximum magnetic field strength at 10 m: 
66 dBμA/m

Supported RFID cards 13.56 MHz:

•

ISO14443A

 (MIFARE Classic, MIFARE Plus, MI-

FARE Mini, MIFARE Ultralight, MIFARE DESFire 
CSN only)

•

PicoPass

 (HID iClass CSN, Picopass)

•

FeliCa

 (Standard, Lite)

•

ST SR

 (SR, SRI, SRIX)

•

HID PAC

 (HID SEOS, HID iClass SE, iClass SR, 

HID MIFARE DESFire with SIO, HID MIFARE Clas-
sic with SIO)

•

Mobile Key

•

2N PICard

Maximum magnetic field strength at 10 m: 60 dBμA/m

Technical Parameters

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Summary of Contents for Access Unit QR

Page 1: ...2N Access Unit QR User Manual...

Page 2: ...y Installation 97 Device Connectors 98 LAN Connection 100 Overvoltage Protection 100 Main and Extending Modules 103 Module Interconnection 103 Module Power Supply 104 Module Specifications 107 Brief G...

Page 3: ...nformation to prevent persons from injury WARNING Always abide by this information to prevent damage to the device CAUTION Important information for system functionality TIP Useful information for qui...

Page 4: ...darkened glass so it is not visible The camera can also be used for VMS connection Keypad the device can be equipped with a numeric keypad module which turns the device into a code lock for lock swit...

Page 5: ...eo codecs HTTPS server for configuration SNTP client for server time synchronization SMTP client for e mail sending RTSP server for video streaming TFTP HTTP client for automated configuration update...

Page 6: ...ox assemblies Remember to order it together with a 2 module flush mounting frame Part No 9155012 Part No 9155016 Axis Part No 01286 001 Flush mounting box 3 module The box is designed for brick plaste...

Page 7: ...backplate Mounting backplate for glass uneven surface mounting of 3 w x 2 h modules Part No 9155066 Axis Part No 01298 001 2 x 3 module mounting backplate Mounting backplate for glass uneven surface m...

Page 8: ...001 01268 001 01269 001 1 3 5 m interconnecting cable Interconnection cable for distant module installation Only one interconnecting cable is allowed per installation The maximum bus length is 7 m Fr...

Page 9: ...The 1 module frame is used for example When an additional module is added to an existing installation When the module is mounted onto an extended interconnecting ca ble for an OUT card reader for exa...

Page 10: ...module flush mounting box Part No 9155016 Part No 9155021 Axis Part No 012345 Surface mounting frame 1 module The 1 module frame is used for example when an additional module is added to an existing i...

Page 11: ...e 2 modules black Part No 9155023 Axis Part No 012345 Surface mounting frame 3 modules Part No 9155023B Axis Part No 012345 Surface mounting frame 3 modules black Extenders 9155032 predecessor of 9155...

Page 12: ...No 9155031B Axis Part No 01254 001 2N IP Verso Keypad black The numeric keypad module helps you dial users via their phonebook positions or phone numbers Also it helps you control the lock and other f...

Page 13: ...provides access control via contactless cards or key fobs The mod ule supports the following 13 56 MHz cards or other carriers Supported RFID cards 13 56 MHz ISO14443A MIFARE Classic MIFARE Plus MIFAR...

Page 14: ...access control via contactless cards or key fobs The mod ule supports the following 13 56 MHz cards or other carriers Compatible with firmware version 2 13 and higher Supported RFID cards 13 56 MHz IS...

Page 15: ...56 MHz ISO14443A MIFARE Classic MIFARE Plus MIFARE Mini MIFARE Ultralight MIFARE DESFire CSN only PicoPass HID iClass CSN Picopass FeliCa Standard Lite ST SR SR SRI SRIX Mobile Key Part No 9160336 Ax...

Page 16: ...SR SR SRI SRIX HID PAC HID SEOS HID iClass SE iClass SR HID MIFARE DES Fire with SIO HID MIFARE Classic with SIO Mobile Key 2N PICard Part No 9160347 Axis Part No 02776 001 2N IP Verso Touch keypad Bl...

Page 17: ...ini MIFARE Ultralight MIFARE DESFire CSN only PicoPass HID iClass CSN Picopass FeliCa Standard Lite ST SR SR SRI SRIX HID PAC HID SEOS HID iClass SE iClass SR HID MIFARE DES Fire with SIO HID MIFARE C...

Page 18: ...is installed below another module i e needs no separate position Part No 9155038 Axis Part No 01260 001 Tamper Switch The Tamper Switch module secures your system by detecting intercom opening or top...

Page 19: ...ET Axis Part No 01975 001 Security package for 2N devices The security package provides increased door security The safety package includes a safety relay a protection switch and an I O module Product...

Page 20: ...s Features long sheet metal front cover version 250 mm 16 mm width Part No 11202102 Electric opener Mini 5 series with door hold in open state short The electric opener is designed for door frame inst...

Page 21: ...mm width Part No 11202104 Electric opener Mini 5 series with monitoring short The electric opener is designed for door frame installation especially for such narrow profiles as aluminum wooden or PVC...

Page 22: ...unblocked and the door can be opened Features long sheet metal front cover version 250 mm 16 mm width Part No 11202106 Electric fail safe opener Mini 5 series with monitoring short The electric opene...

Page 23: ...se from a connected 2N IP intercom reader Part No 11202202 Electromechanical lock SAM 9235 The self locking 92 35 lock with panic function is a suitable solution for emergency exits A key is necessary...

Page 24: ...the door wing Features 440 mm length Part No 11202304 Cable protector FX500G Provides secure passage and protection of the power cable between the door frame and the door wing Features 640 mm length...

Page 25: ...Suitable for wooden metal and glass doors Part No 11202401 Automatic opener ED100 Low energy simple automatic machine for a fully contactless operation Interconnectable with a motion sensor and elect...

Page 26: ...here the PoE switch is absent Part No 91341481E with EU cable Part No 91341481US with US cable Axis Part No 02520 001 Stabilized 12 V 2 A power supply The supply must be used where PoE is not used Par...

Page 27: ...s of door opening to be ascertained Used where the device is used for door protection open door detection or forced opening Part No 9134173 Axis Part No 01384 001 RFID chip card MIFARE 13 56 Hz RFID c...

Page 28: ...13 56 MHz RFID fob type MIFARE DESFire EV3 4 K 13 56 MHz ISO IEC14443A Suitable for data encryption in PICard Commander The package includes 10 pieces Part No 9137420E Axis Part No 01399 001 External...

Page 29: ...4E Axis Part No 01527 001 External secured RFID reader 13 56 MHz 125 kHz NFC HCE External secured RFID card reader connectable to a PC via a USB interface Suitable for system administration and adding...

Page 30: ...hese units The 2N 2Wire unit then provides PoE power not only to the second converter but to all of the connected IP end devices Part No 9160501 Axis Part No 0820 001 AXIS A9188 Network I O relay modu...

Page 31: ...unit Part No 9155051B Axis Part No 01523 001 2N Access Unit QR One button blind black The one button blind helps blind a button on the main unit Package Completeness Check Please check the product del...

Page 32: ...is switched on The product is not designed as a burglar protection device except when used in combination with a standard lock which has the security function When the proper installation instructions...

Page 33: ...it QR a properly cut hole as instructed in the box package plaster mounting glue mounting foam or mortar as necessary flush mounting box and frame for 1 modules box Part No 9155014 frame Part No 91550...

Page 34: ...1 Module Installation Installation 34...

Page 35: ...Box Installation Installation 35...

Page 36: ...CAUTION When the walling material has hardened break off the side stops Installation 36...

Page 37: ...box edges are not aligned with the wall but overlap the wall surface When the proper box installation instructions are not met water might get in and destroy the device installed Side stops are used f...

Page 38: ...1 Module Installation into Box Installation 38...

Page 39: ...Installation 39...

Page 40: ...2 Module Installation Installation 40...

Page 41: ...Box Installation Installation 41...

Page 42: ...CAUTION When the walling material has hardened break off the side stops Installation 42...

Page 43: ...box edges are not aligned with the wall but overlap the wall surface When the proper box installation instructions are not met water might get in and destroy the device installed Side stops are used f...

Page 44: ...2 Module Installation into Box Installation 44...

Page 45: ...Frame Attachment Check the frame sealing before fitting the frame Screw the flush mounting frame in the upper and bottom parts Installation 45...

Page 46: ...3 Module Installation Installation 46...

Page 47: ...Box Installation Installation 47...

Page 48: ...CAUTION When the walling material has hardened break off the side stops Installation 48...

Page 49: ...box edges are not aligned with the wall but overlap the wall surface When the proper box installation instructions are not met water might get in and destroy the device installed Side stops are used f...

Page 50: ...Installation of Multiple 3 Module Boxes Next to Each Other Installation 50...

Page 51: ...Installation 51...

Page 52: ...Installation 52...

Page 53: ...3 Module Installation into Box Installation 53...

Page 54: ...Frame Attachment Check the frame sealing before fitting the frame Screw the flush mounting frame in the upper and bottom parts Installation 54...

Page 55: ...or 2 modules box Part No 9155015 frame Part No 9155012 for 3 modules box Part No 9155016 frame Part No 9155013 NOTE The one module frame is designed for stand alone installations of extending modules...

Page 56: ...1 Module Installation Installation 56...

Page 57: ...Box Installation Installation 57...

Page 58: ...box edges are not aligned with the wall but overlap the wall surface When the proper box installation instructions are not met water might get in and destroy the device installed Side stops are used f...

Page 59: ...1 Module Installation into Box Installation 59...

Page 60: ...Frame Attachment Check the frame sealing before fitting the frame Screw the flush mounting frame in the upper and bottom parts Installation 60...

Page 61: ...2 Module Installation Installation 61...

Page 62: ...Box Installation Installation 62...

Page 63: ...box edges are not aligned with the wall but overlap the wall surface When the proper box installation instructions are not met water might get in and destroy the device installed Side stops are used f...

Page 64: ...Installation of Multiple 2 Module Boxes Next to Each Other Installation 64...

Page 65: ...Installation 65...

Page 66: ...Installation 66...

Page 67: ...2 Module Installation into Box Installation 67...

Page 68: ...Frame Attachment Check the frame sealing before fitting the frame Screw the flush mounting frame in the upper and bottom parts Installation 68...

Page 69: ...3 Module Installation Installation 69...

Page 70: ...Box Installation Installation 70...

Page 71: ...box edges are not aligned with the wall but overlap the wall surface When the proper box installation instructions are not met water might get in and destroy the device installed Side stops are used f...

Page 72: ...3 Module Installation into Box Installation 72...

Page 73: ...Frame Attachment Check the frame sealing before fitting the frame Screw the flush mounting frame in the upper and bottom parts Installation 73...

Page 74: ...one installations of extending modules such as OUT readers etc A 2 module frame is required for the main unit installation For uneven surfaces use a backplate for the required count of modules Part No...

Page 75: ...use the flush mounting type or equalize the wall surface with a backplate Part No 9155061 9155062 or make the wall surface perfectly flat Surface mounting always poses a problem where the installatio...

Page 76: ...1 Module Installation Installation 76...

Page 77: ...Installation 77...

Page 78: ...Frame Attachment Check the frame sealing before fitting the frame Screw the flush mounting frame in the upper and bottom parts Installation 78...

Page 79: ...2 Module Installation Installation 79...

Page 80: ...Installation 80...

Page 81: ...Frame Attachment Check the frame sealing before fitting the frame Screw the flush mounting frame in the upper and bottom parts Installation 81...

Page 82: ...Installation of Multiple 2 Modules Next to Each Other Installation 82...

Page 83: ...Installation 83...

Page 84: ...ent Check the frame sealing before fitting the frame Screw the flush mounting frame in the upper and bottom parts 3 Module Installation To install a 3 module put a 2 module with a 1 module together In...

Page 85: ...Installation 85...

Page 86: ...Installation 86...

Page 87: ...Frame Attachment Check the frame sealing before fitting the frame Screw the flush mounting frame in the upper and bottom parts Installation 87...

Page 88: ...Installation of Multiple 3 Modules Next to Each Other Installation 88...

Page 89: ...Installation 89...

Page 90: ...Installation 90...

Page 91: ...frame sealing before fitting the frame Screw the flush mounting frame in the upper and bottom parts Backplate Use For uneven surfaces use a backplate for the required count of modules Part Nos 915506...

Page 92: ...On uneven wall Installation 92...

Page 93: ...On glass The backplate for uneven surfaces can also be used for installation on glass Installation 93...

Page 94: ...Installation 94...

Page 95: ...mage the electronic part Make sure that all the holes are filled with some waterproof material the top part around the cables and the screws Use silicone or some other sealant to seal the box against...

Page 96: ...TION The device must be part of the electrical system of the building PoE Supply 2N Access Unit QR is compatible with the PoE 802 3af technology Class 0 12 95 W and can be supplied directly from the L...

Page 97: ...ments up and down and screw the base plate tight You can level the base slightly if you are mounting just one base 3 Module Electric Installation 1 Unscrew the blind on the extending 1 module 2 Use a...

Page 98: ...Device Connectors Figure 1 Main unit connector wiring Installation 98...

Page 99: ...s 2 V up to mA 12 V External 12 V supply terminals 3 A DC RELAY RELAY1 terminals with accessible 30 V 1 A AC DC NO contact POWER SERVICE LAN LED indicators red green yellow CONTROL Factory Reset butto...

Page 100: ...overvoltage caused by external causes lightning e g A surge can damage a device installed outside inside the building if the wires are unprotec ted Therefore we recommend that additional overvoltage...

Page 101: ...Examples of Overvoltage Protection Installation Figure 4 Overvoltage protection installation diagram for a device installed on the building facade and cables outside the building Installation 101...

Page 102: ...Figure 5 Overvoltage protection installation diagram for a device installed on the building facade and cables inside the building Installation 102...

Page 103: ...d p 107 Touch keypad p 108 Infopanel p 108 NOTE 2N Access Unit QR also supports the 2N IP Verso extending modules Module Interconnection All the modules that can be connected to the device are interco...

Page 104: ...icator is installed This cable may only be used once on the bus The total length of all the bus cables used in these extended installations may not exceed 7 m The modules can be combined in each base...

Page 105: ...Main unit Maximum consumption W At relax 1 2 LED lock 0 072 LED secured 0 096 Unit backlight 0 072 Relay 1 0 132 OUT1 4 8 Total 6 372 Installation 105...

Page 106: ...4 Fingerprint reader 0 73 1 54 125 kHz RFID card reader 1 31 0 52 13 56 MHz RFID card reader 0 44 0 82 125 kHz 13 56 MHz NFC Bluetooth RFID card read er 1 34 2 74 125kHz 13 56MHz NFC touch keypad RFID...

Page 107: ...rease in the backlight level active output current supply volume level and LED intensity Some modules need a specific power output for their specific activities the I O module e g requires 0 13 W for...

Page 108: ...fully interchangeable and can be used either as inputs from the main unit or outputs to other modules If this module is the last one on the bus one of the connectors remains unconnected The module pa...

Page 109: ...an external power supply 12 V 700 mA DC is available on the output Dimensions w x h x d 56 x 31 x 24 mm Weight 20 g Connectors and Installation The Security Relay is installed between the device outsi...

Page 110: ...the Security Relay to the properly set Security output of the device Refer to the Configuration Manual for details Make sure that one LED at least is on or flashing 2 Press and hold the Relay RESET b...

Page 111: ...P address is used While the dynamic IP address changes the domain name remains the same It is possible to generate certificates signed by a trusted certification authority for the domain name IP addre...

Page 112: ...eps Use the freely accessible 2N Network Scanner IP Address Retrieval Using 2N Network Scanner The application helps you find the IP addresses of all the 2N devices in the LAN Download 2N Network Scan...

Page 113: ...TIP It is recommended that a password is used that is difficult to break It is not recommended that names places or things especially those closely related to the user are used in the password For inc...

Page 114: ...evice in System Maintenance System using Restart Factory Default Reset Follow the instructions below 2N Access Unit QR to reset the factory default values Located among the main unit connectors the CO...

Page 115: ...ping a card chip on the device using the 2N Mobile Key application by pressing the device touchscreen in the vicinity of a mobile device with 2N Mobile Key logged in using NFC using a QR code using bi...

Page 116: ...e principles below are followed while cleaning Use appropriate cleaning agents suitable for glasses optical devices screens etc Alcohol based cleaners may not be applied We recommend that IT cleaning...

Page 117: ...Troubleshooting Refer to faq 2n cz for the most frequently solved problems Troubleshooting 117...

Page 118: ...re level SPL max 78 dB for 1 kHz distance 1 m LINE OUT 1 VRMS 600 Volume Control Adjustable with automatic adaptive mode Audio stream Protocols RTP SRTP Codecs and Used Bandwidth G 711 PCMA PCMU 64 kb...

Page 119: ...ity 5 6 V lux sec 550 nm Viewing angle 128 H 95 V 134 D Infrared illumination Su Sensor sensitivity without IR light 0 1 Lux 20 Focal length 1 9 mm Video stream Protocols RTP RTSP RTCP HTTP ONVIF RTSP...

Page 120: ...the codec has to approach on a long time average The data flow can vary depending on the scene to be scanned Interface LAN 10 100BASE TX s Auto MDIX RJ 45 Recommended cabling Cat 5e or higher Supporte...

Page 121: ...Picopass FeliCa Standard Lite ST SR SR SRI SRIX Mobile Key Maximum magnetic field strength at 10 m 66 dB A m Supported RFID cards 13 56 MHz ISO14443A MIFARE Classic MIFARE Plus MI FARE Mini MIFARE Ul...

Page 122: ...AES 128 Range Adjustable short 0 5 m medium 2 m long up to 10 m RX sensitivity up to 93 dBm Consumption 20 mA at 12 V DC Operating temperature 40 C 60 C Storing temperature 40 C 70 C Dimensions 97 x...

Page 123: ...x Contrast ratio 400 Brightness 350 cd m2 Viewing angle 80 from any direction Weight 280 g Minimum consumption 1 36 W Maximum consumption 2 40 W Operating temperature 20 C to 60 C Resistance level IK0...

Page 124: ...ame 1 module 107 x 130 x 28 mm 2 modules 107 x 234 x 28 mm Flush mounting frame 1 module 130 x 153 x 5 mm 2 modules 130 x 257 x 5 mm Flush mounting box minimum hole dimensions 1 module 108 x 131 x 45...

Page 125: ...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 whi...

Page 126: ...the customer agrees that the 2N TELEKOMUNIKACE a s company shall not be held liable for any functionality limitation of such a product or any damage loss or injury related to this potential functional...

Page 127: ...ge incurred in connection with the use of the original password The manufacturer also assumes no responsibility for additional costs incurred by the consumer as a result of making calls to increased t...

Page 128: ...2N Access Unit QR User Manual 2N Telekomunikace a s 2024 2N com...

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