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DE-930 User’s Manual 

 
 

Version : 1.0

                                                                                         

DUALi Inc.

 (http://www.duali.com)

 

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6. Operation & Usage 

1.  Apply power of the Reader, then check 5 times of Beep sound and RED LED is on. It means 

this device is ready. 

 

2.  Present an authorized contactless card to the reader until you hear 1 time of Beep sound and 

see Blue LED is blinking. The reader sends Card’s data to Access controller through the 

Wiegand data line.   

 

3.  When User present unauthorized card to the reader, its Red LED will be blinking. The reader 

will also make 1 time of short Beep sound.   

 

4.  LED Control (LED): 

Whenever it reads card, blue LED turns on for 0.1 second and return to red. 

To change the LED color after read card, User can connect the LED Control Input to power 

ground (0V). Then it becomes to red color. This change remains while LED control Input is 

connected to power ground. After controlling LED, it goes to blue color. 

So, last LED color is blue if it is controlled (for registered ID), and it is red if LED is not 

controlled (for unregistered ID). 

 

5.  Beeper Control (BEEP): 

In standard operation mode, when it reads authorized card, this reader make 1 time of Beep 

sound. To add other situations(event) of beeping, connect Beeper Control Input to power 

ground(0V). This change remains while Beeper Control Input is connecting to power ground. 

 

6.  Tamper (TAMP) : 

This reader sends a signal to Access controller and make alarm to notify when its case 

forced to open. 

Tamper line indicates 0V when the reader is closed and it indicates 3.3V when the reader is 

opened.  

 

7. SAM 

interface 

It is designed to capable of communicating SAM (ISO 7816 ) by attaching extended 

parts for future use. 

 

Summary of Contents for DE-930

Page 1: ...her than those for which this document is disclosed This document is copyrighted and contains confidential information and other intellectual property rights of DUALi Inc Any unauthorized use copy disclosure or distribution constitutes infringement of DUALi s intellectual property rights DUALi Inc Document Version 1 0 Last Revised Date Aug 2011 DE 930 User s Manual ...

Page 2: ...ther intellectual or industrial property rights of third parties which may result from assistance provided by DUALi Composition of the information in this manual has been done to the best of our knowledge DUALi does not guarantee the correctness and completeness of the details given in this manual and may not be held liable for damages ensuing from incorrect or incomplete information Since despite...

Page 3: ...DE 930 User s Manual Version 1 0 DUALi Inc http www duali com 3 Revision History 2011 08 Ver 1 0 First Release Copyright 2000 2011 DUALi Inc ...

Page 4: ...Version 1 0 DUALi Inc http www duali com 4 CONTENTS 1 Introduction 5 2 Contents Confirmation 5 3 Hardware Specifications 5 4 Installation 6 5 Connection Diagram 7 6 Operation Usage 8 7 Output Format 9 8 Warranty Service 11 ...

Page 5: ... Access control system Time attendance system Parking management or e Payment system 2 Contents Confirmation The following items are contained in DE 930 package Reader unit Wall Mount User Manual screw 1 ea 1 ea 1 ea 1 ea 3 Hardware Specifications Read Range Up to 4cm Input Voltage Current DC 12 V MAX 140mA LED Beeper 2 LEDs Red Blue Magnetic Buzzer Color White body Silver frame Operating Environm...

Page 6: ...w 3 Tilt the device slightly and insert to the wall mount from the top Fix it tightly with 3 4 Flat head machine screw Picture 1 Installation Caution Do not push the device wall mount bracket when fixing it to the wall Screw has to be re considered depends on wall s material and condition Please place flat panel before wall mount bracket if the wall s not flat It could cause a problem to assemble ...

Page 7: ...on Terminal Block Option 1 PWR POWER 2 485G POWER 3 485 Comm 4 485 Comm 5 GND POWER RS485 Comm option 6 TAMP Output 7 BEEP Input 8 LED Input 9 WD1 Comm Output 10 WD0 Comm Output 11 GND POWER 12 PWR POWER Wiegand Comm option RS232 Connector specification 2mm X 3p housing Part No 53014 0310 Housing Part No 51004 0300 Terminal Part No 50011 Vendor Molex Pin No RS 232 Description 1 TX 2 RX 3 GND 1 ...

Page 8: ...o power ground 0V Then it becomes to red color This change remains while LED control Input is connected to power ground After controlling LED it goes to blue color So last LED color is blue if it is controlled for registered ID and it is red if LED is not controlled for unregistered ID 5 Beeper Control BEEP In standard operation mode when it reads authorized card this reader make 1 time of Beep so...

Page 9: ...Data 1 32 ID number transmission data Last Bit 34 Odd parity of bit 18 bit 33 66bit First Bit 1 Even parity of bit 2 bit 33 Data 1 32 Data 1 64 ID number transmission data FeliCa card IDM data 8bytes Mifare card Card serial number 4bytes 0x00 4bytes Last Bit 66 Odd parity of bit 34 bit 65 Data 33 64 32bit Data 0 31 ID number transmission data 64bit Data 0 63 FeliCa card IDM data 8bytes Mifare card...

Page 10: ...TX LENH LENL CMD DATA LRC 0x02 0x00 0x02 0xE0 DATA 0 LRC DATA 0 State Description Bit7 4 RFU RFU 0 4byte ID 32 or 34bit depend on parity setting No 2 Bit3 1 8byte ID 64 or 66bit depend on parity setting No 2 0 Parity Send 34 or 66bit depend on ID bytes No 1 Bit2 1 Parity Omit 32 or 64bit depend on ID bytes No 1 0 Forward ID byte order Bit1 1 Reverse ID byte order 0 Not Read MIFARE card in Security...

Page 11: ...by warranty User s misuse of part component Fault by the unqualified user s own intention of repairs Product s inspection requirement Adding certain functions or extension of system Fault by User s misuse against the product s manual EU This product is CE marked according to the provision of the R TTE Directive 99 5 EC Here by DUALi Inc declares that this product is in compliance with the essentia...

Page 12: ...rticular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outl...

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