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Wiegand Readers

Installation Guide

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CSI Readers

6.

Connect the white/orange wire (+12 VDC) to an external 12 VDC power supply. 
This power supply 

must

 provide at least 350 mA at 12 VDC.

7.

Connect the orange/white wire (POWER COMMON) to the external power supply 
and to terminal 8.

Caution:

In the following step, ensure that the cable shield is 

not

 electrically connected to the reader.

8.

Connect the cable shield using one of the following methods:

DPU-7920 connection –

 When connecting the reader to a DPU-7920, connect 

the shield directly to a good earth ground. 

DPU-7910A connection through a breakout box –

 When connecting the 

reader to a DPU-7910A through a breakout box, connect the shield and earth 
ground to terminal 2. 

Connecting the 66-Bit Wiegand Reader and the ESSEX PIN Pad

Use the following steps to connect a 66-bit Wiegand reader and ESSEX PIN pad to a 
DPU-7920, or to a CSI breakout box for use with a DPU-7910A (see 

Figure 19

).

Reader Connections:

1.

Connect the white/green wire (DATA 1) to terminal 3.

2.

Connect the white/blue wire (DATA 0) to terminal 5.

3.

Connect the white/brown wire (RED LED) to terminal 6.

4.

Connect the brown/white wire (GREEN LED) to terminal 7.

Figure 18. 66-bit Wiegand Reader Cable Connections

TB3

or

TB4 

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

DPU-7920

(350 mA minimum)

+

12 VDC

Power Supply

(350 mA minimum)

+

12 VDC

Power Supply

Direct

Connections:

Breakout Box

Connections:

(See Note)

to DPU-7910A

Note:

Connect shield to earth ground at DPU or breakout box location 

only. Ensure shield does 

not 

electrically connect to the reader.

White/Blue

(DATA  0)

Brown/White

(GREEN LED)

White/Brown

(RED LED)

White/Green

(DATA  1)

White/Orange

(+12 VDC)

Orange/White

(PWR COMMON)

SHIELD

Green/White

(D1 COMMON)

Blue/White

(D0 COMMON)

White/Green

Orange/White

(DATA  1) 

(PWR COMMON)

Orange/White (PWR COMMON)

White/Blue (DATA  0) 

Brown/White (GREEN LED) 

White/Brown (RED LED) 

Green/White (D1 COMMON)

Blue/White (D0 COMMON)

White/Orange (+12 VDC)

1

3

5

6

7

8

2

From

Reader

From

Reader

SHIELD

(See

Note)

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Summary of Contents for CARDPIN1

Page 1: ...CSI Readers DISCRDR IDISCRDRB IDISCRDRMP KEYRDR CRDRDR MAGSWIPEID KEYPIN1 KEYPIN2 CARDPIN1 CARDPIN2 Dorado 780 WK11 WC11 WS11 WS21 WT11 PINPAD26 PR 103 PR 105 PR 110 PR 112 PR 120 PR 122 PR 503 PR 50...

Page 2: ...tal or consequential damages arising out of purchase or use of this manual or the information contained herein 1992 1995 1997 2000 by Control Systems International All rights reserved Printed in the U...

Page 3: ...ical Installation 9 Key Card Reader Grounding 9 Power Data Line Connection 10 Low Temperature Package 11 Operation 11 Low Temperature Package Contents 12 Field Installation 12 KEYPIN and CARDPIN Field...

Page 4: ...ort 32 I DISC with PIN Pad 32 66 bit Wiegand Reader with PIN Pad 32 ESSEX PIN Pad Operation 32 Silent Duress Annunciation 32 Dorado Systems Model 780 Swipe Reader with PIN Pad 33 Connecting the Dorado...

Page 5: ...Installation Guide CSI Readers v Specifications 45 Index 49...

Page 6: ...to the aforementioned regulations These are designed to provide reasonable protection against such interference when operated in a residential area Only peripherals computer input output devices certi...

Page 7: ...3 Signal Breakouts All readers connect to the DPU either directly through a terminal block or through a breakout box plugged into an RJ45 connector CSI provides two breakout boxes providing either one...

Page 8: ...s conductor carries the DATA 1 signal from the reader The signal which normally rests at 5 volts will pulse to 0 volts minimum 50 milliseconds pulse duration upon the detection of logic 1 bits in the...

Page 9: ...Indala proximity Watermark or I DISC this signal will drive to 5 volts to turn the LED ON The DPU momentarily illuminates the green LED to show when a key card or touch tag was successfully read and a...

Page 10: ...s Although identical in appearance each of the CSI key cards contains a unique counter feit resistant magnetic code in the magnetic surface on the key card The codes are preprogrammed at the factory a...

Page 11: ...Card Reader Before installing the key card reader as shown in the following procedure insert the RJ45 reader cable plug into the jack provided on the reader Caution Before making mounting holes make s...

Page 12: ...ard reader mounting hole Make required electrical connections then position with LED up and secure key card reader in mounting hole using U bracket and 6 32 4 8 mm screw of Figure 3 Key Card Reader Mo...

Page 13: ...iguration is shown in Figure 6 Figure 5 Installation Using U Bracket Figure 6 Entry Exit Reader Installation Key Card Reader Door Jamb or Mullion U Bracket 6 32 4 8 mm Screw Access Cutout Cover Plate...

Page 14: ...as conduits pipes glass wiring etc A minimum depth of 2 1 2 6 35 cm is required between surfaces for clearance of the key card reader and connector 1 Install the key card reader using a U bracket Refe...

Page 15: ...arge when a user touches the key card reader and to ensure uninterrupted operation the key card reader must be connected to a good earth ground If the key card reader is installed on a metal surface i...

Page 16: ...ection and at terminal 2 of an attached breakout box You may then connect the key card reader ground to terminal 2 The DPU 7920 series controllers cannot be configured to provide the chassis ground fo...

Page 17: ...ivates at normal or high ambient temperatures Nominal resistances of the heating element are 25 ohms at 35 F 37 C and 1500 ohms at 122 F 50 C Thus the package may remain in oper ation year round Howev...

Page 18: ...approximately 1 2 to 3 4 1 3 cm to 1 9 cm of the insulation from the power cord For best results the wires should be tinned 3 Remove the key card reader and backshell Remove the three screws from the...

Page 19: ...these keypads are shown in Table 4 DPU 7910A Field Output Connection Use the following steps for cable installation to a DPU 7910A 1 Connect the RJ45 cable from the key card reader to J2 of the KEYPIN...

Page 20: ...rd Readers Installation Guide 14 CSI Readers Figure 10 KEYPIN and CARDPIN Cable Connection Ground Data To J1 of KEYPIN or CARDPIN Clock Red LED Green LED Shield TB3 or TB4 12 VDC 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3...

Page 21: ...each digit The ABA format described in ANSI x4 16 is oriented as shown below The following is a sample Track 2 data string Data is transmitted with the least significant bit first within the ABA digit...

Page 22: ...reader connects to the DPU in one of the following ways When connecting the reader to a DPU 7910A the cable from the reader connects to a breakout box CSI BRKBOX2 The breakout box then connects to th...

Page 23: ...ood earth ground at one location only When using a DPU 7910A series controller you can configure the DPU to provide the neces sary ground by placing the jumper labeled J12 across posts A and B This pl...

Page 24: ...following ways When connecting the reader to a DPU 7910A series controller the cable from the reader connects to a CSI breakout box The breakout box then connects to the DPU reader ports 1A 2A 1B or...

Page 25: ...ry ground by placing the jumper labeled J12 across posts A and B This places chassis ground at terminal 2 of the attached breakout box You may then connect the cable shield to terminal 2 of the breako...

Page 26: ...y card reader Physical Installation 1 Select a location on the wall or door mullion by the door you want to secure and assemble the I DISC reader as shown in Figure 13 Note All readers should be insta...

Page 27: ...to a 24 AWG 0 206 mm2 shielded dual twisted pair cable that goes to the DPU The cable connects to the DPU in one of the following ways When connecting the I DISC reader to a DPU 7910A series controll...

Page 28: ...ct the green LED GREEN wire from the LED to terminal 7 on the breakout box or DPU 5 Connect the grey or white DATA wire from the I DISC reader to terminal 3 on the breakout box or DPU 6 Connect the sh...

Page 29: ...CBL063 CBL064 CBL065 or CBL066 connected to each breakout box The pinout for the DPU TB3 and TB4 and the CSI breakout boxes are the same There fore the following installation instructions apply to eit...

Page 30: ...m a host workstation configure I NET to use the ESSEX PIN pad Common settings are Reader Type I DISC w PIN I NET version 4 x and I NET 2000 version 1 x I DISC I NET 2000 version 2 x and later PIN Pad...

Page 31: ...32 bit Wiegand 66 bit Wiegand 66 bit Wiegand support requires I NET 2000 version 2 x or later and DPU firmware version 2 20 or later The 26 bit Wiegand format is a standard used by many reader card m...

Page 32: ...ng the reader to any DPU other than the 7920 series controller the cable from the reader connects to a CSI breakout box BRKBOX1 or BRKBOX2 The breakout box then connects to the DPU reader ports 1A 2A...

Page 33: ...t box connect the shield and earth ground to terminal 2 Connecting the 66 Bit Wiegand Reader without PIN Pad Support Use the following steps to connect a 66 bit Wiegand reader to a DPU 7920 or to a CS...

Page 34: ...to a CSI breakout box for use with a DPU 7910A see Figure 19 Reader Connections 1 Connect the white green wire DATA 1 to terminal 3 2 Connect the white blue wire DATA 0 to terminal 5 3 Connect the whi...

Page 35: ...ct the red wire 12 VDC to terminal 1 2 Connect the white wire DATA 1 to terminal 3 3 Connect the green wire DATA 0 to terminal 5 Figure 19 66 bit Wiegand Reader and ESSEX PIN Pad Cable Connections TB3...

Page 36: ...n concerning I NET 2000 PINPAD26 Field Output Installation CSI provides a 12 position keypad for indoor or outdoor use The PINPAD26 uses a Wiegand 26 bit format The PINPAD26 is a keyless cardless prod...

Page 37: ...en connecting to a DPU 7920 connect the shield and tan wire directly to a good earth ground DPU 7910A connection through a breakout box When connecting to a breakout box connect the shield tan wire an...

Page 38: ...the reader A bad I DISC or card read is indicated when the red LED flashes on and off for approximately 2 seconds In this case the indiviudal should once again use their I DISC or 66 bit Wiegand card...

Page 39: ...rom the reader connects to a CSI breakout box The breakout box then connects to the DPU reader ports 1A 2A 1B or 2B using an RJ45 CSI modular reader cable CBL063 When connecting the reader to a DPU 79...

Page 40: ...control on the entry reader two color LED control on the exit reader Cathode for three color LED control on both the entry and exit reader Door Mode Schedule PIN Enable to require both a card read an...

Page 41: ...the swipe card reader After a valid card read if the door is in PIN mode the red LED will turn off and the yellow LED will turn on During this time the user must enter a 5 digit personal identificati...

Page 42: ...onnect the brown wire LED to terminal 6 for Red LED operation 5 Connect the orange wire LED to terminal 7 for Green LED operation 6 Connect the black wire Ground to terminal 8 7 Connect the shield and...

Page 43: ...ould always locate the linear power supply as close to the reader as physically possibly to ensure maximum read ranges and placement separation PR 103 This proximity reader is an indoor outdoor Door F...

Page 44: ...tallation with the Indala ARE 142 The PR 103 PR 105 PR 120 and PR 122 require the ARE 142 Remote Electronics Module to connect their output cables to the DPUs Use the following steps to connect the ou...

Page 45: ...E 142 to terminal 8 of the breakout box or DPU 7920 7 Connect the cable shield to terminal 9 TB2 of the ARE 142 Figure 23 ARE 142 Cable Output Connections 12VDC Linear Power 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Black Gree...

Page 46: ...read the reader emits a 26 bit or 32 bit Wiegand encoded stream refer to Wiegand Data Format on page 25 for more information Pressing a keypad digit causes the reader to emit an 8 bit stream The firs...

Page 47: ...C linear power supply 6 Splice the GROUND wire from the external power supply to the black GROUND wire from the reader 7 Connect the black GROUND wire from the reader to terminal 8 8 Connect the cable...

Page 48: ...he DPU or CSI breakout box 1 On the Hughes ProxPro set the SW1 DIP switches as follows 2 Connect the DATA 1 wire from the reader to terminal 3 3 Connect the DATA 0 wire from the reader to terminal 5 4...

Page 49: ...s off After a valid card read if the door is in PIN mode the LED on the PIN pad will alternate between red and green for up to 15 seconds During this time the user must enter a 5 digit personal identi...

Page 50: ...y within 15 seconds of the card read then the reader will time out and the card will have to be read again to restart the sequence The Motorola Indala ARK 501 and Hughes ProxPro readers also support t...

Page 51: ...0 75 D 9 65 3 8 1 9 cm Operating Temperature 4 to 158 F 20 to 70 C Cable 200 feet 60 m 22 AWG 0 324 mm2 shielded 8 conductor solid Belden 9305 or 20 AWG 0 519 mm2 stranded Belden 8725 MAGSWIPEID Powe...

Page 52: ...d Belden 9537 Output Signal 26 32 bit Wiegand data format Dimensions 2 3 L 5 3 W 1 7 D 5 83 13 46 4 32 cm WT11 Power and Environment Power 5 VDC 5 at 25 mA Operating Temperature 40 to 130 F 40 to 54 C...

Page 53: ...nded Belden 9537 Weight 12 8 oz 395 g Output Signal 26 32 bit Wiegand data format Dimensions 4 6 L 5 5 W 1 4 D 11 68 13 97 3 56 cm PR 120 Power and Environment Power 12 VDC 15 at 0 9 A linear power su...

Page 54: ...L 5 5 W 3 5 D 11 7 14 0 8 9 cm Hughes ProxPro Power and Environment Power 10 28 5 VDC at 100 mA 160 mA peak linear power supply required Operating Temperature 22 to 150 F 30 to 65 C Cable 500 feet 150...

Page 55: ...13 DPU 7910A 13 DPU 7920 13 CARDPIN2 output cable installation DPU 3100 13 DPU 7910A 13 DPU 7920 13 D Data format ABA 15 16 Watermark 18 Wiegand 26 Bit 25 32 Bit 25 66 Bit 25 Dorado 780 connecting 33...

Page 56: ...at 30 installation 31 Proximity Reader ARE 142 connection of proximity readers 38 output cable installation 38 Hughes ProxPro 40 Motorola Indala ARK 501 40 PR 103 connection to ARE 142 38 description...

Page 57: ...nunciation 32 W Watermark data format 18 output cable installation 18 Wiegand 26 Bit format 25 32 Bit format 25 66 Bit format 25 Dorado 780 33 ESSEX PIN Pad 32 Hughes ProxPro 40 models 26 Motorola Ind...

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Page 60: ...limited in durability to the duration of this warranty Under no circumstances will CSI be liable for any incidental or consequential damages Some states in the U S A do not allow limitations on how lo...

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