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GENERAL CLEANING...

 

An occasional wipe with a soft cloth and a general 

purpose cleaner is all that is necessary. In unusually dirty situations it may be necessary 
to arrange for the terminal's slot and read head to be cleaned regularly. This can be done 
easily, using readily available cleaning cards.

 

 

 

BOARD REMOVAL...

 

The TR

-

1000 terminal contains one main circuit board 

PCB221

. This can be removed as a complete assembly for repair or replacement. This 

must not be done by anyone not trained to do so. If it is necessary to remove the board, 
proceed as follows:

 

 

 

Remove power from the terminal.

 

 

Remove the rear of the case.

 

 

Unplug the reader cable from the connector/s marked 

HDR4

 or 

HDR5

 on the circuit 

board.

 

 

Unplug the keypad cable from the connector marked 

HDR3

 on the circuit board.

 

 

Unplug or detach any other cable connections, including any external readers and 
optional UPS battery if fitted.

 

 

Unscrew the LCD screws and then the pcb retaining screws from the four corners of 

PCB221

.

 

 

 

Carefully remove the pcb from the case.

 

 

When replacing a circuit board, ensure that the replacement is the correct type and 
that all links are fitted in exactly the same positions as on the original board.

 

 

BATTERY CARE...

 

All TR

-

1000 terminals are fitted with a non

-

rechargeable battery 

on the circuit board. The battery is a 3V 200mAh button

-

cell (CR2032 or equivalent), and 

is user replaceable. It has a typical hold

-

up time of >5 years and  >10 year shelf

-

life. For 

safety, always remove power from the TR

-

1000 before replacing the battery. Make sure 

that recent data (e.g. badge clockings) has been collected by the host before removing 
the battery. All batteries, especially ni

-

cads must be handled with care and disposed of 

correctly.

 

 

CARE AND MAINTENANCE

 

Summary of Contents for TR-1000

Page 1: ...1 TR1000 TERMINAL Installation and Maintenance Guide MAN045 09 December 2013 ...

Page 2: ...NSMIT DELAY 10 COMMS ACTIVITY GAP 11 RESTART 11 TERMINAL INTIALISATION 12 DEMONSTRATION 12 APPLICATION ID 12 DIAGNOSTIC 13 LAN LED INDICATORS 14 LAN CONFIGURATION 15 EXAMPLE SET UP SCREEN 16 CONNECTING A READER TO THE TERMINAL EXTERNAL READER 17 CONNECTING A LOCK TO THE TERMINAL TERMINAL CONNECTIONS 18 LOCK INFORMATION 18 FAIL OPEN LOCK 18 CONNECTING AN INDICATOR TO THE TERMINAL TERMINAL CONNECTIO...

Page 3: ...port of a computer either directly or via a suitable modem Each terminal will require a switched mains power outlet and CAT5 or equivalent unshielded twisted pair UTP cable to connect the terminal to the network or host computer Please read this guide before installing the terminal LOCATING THE TERMINAL Site the terminal indoors and away from extremes of heat dust vibration and fumes It should be ...

Page 4: ...e in any doubt about it working normally DO NOT remove any cover fastenings unless you are qualified to do so Even then isolate from the power connection before you start DO NOT allow the equipment to be exposed to rain or moisture other than permitted by the equipment s specification DO NOT attempt to service any battery fitted to the equipment If the battery fitted to the circuit board is faulty...

Page 5: ...If the terminal is in the middle of a RS485 network it will be necessary to connect both incoming and outgoing cables to the same connector This can be easily achieved using a standard flush or surface mounted RJ45 outlet with a short patch lead to connect it to the terminal NETWORK CONNECTION CABLE ASSEMBLIES There are cable assem blies available from Feedback for the various network configuratio...

Page 6: ...s and buttons on the back of the TR 1000 SW1 configuration button UPS reset button Contrast adjustment RJ45 comms connection External reader connection External relay connection Mains power inlet Outside rear view of TR 1000 terminal CONNECTING THE TERMINAL TO THE NETWORK ...

Page 7: ...7 TR 1000 INTERNAL REAR VIEW This is a diagram showing the inside of the TR 1000 Reader UPS battery Power supply Inside rear view of TR 1000 terminal CONNECTING THE TERMINAL TO THE NETWORK ...

Page 8: ... Tx Delay Comms Activity Gap Full Initialise Demonstration Diagnostic Restart Once the desired option is shown SW1 should be pressed When Full Initialise is selected a verify prompt is shown If carried out all data in the terminal is discarded and it is returned to its factory default state When Demonstration is selected the unit cycles through a number of possible demon stration modes as numeric ...

Page 9: ...e main scrolling menu by pressing SW1 when it is dis played By pressing SW1 when the up arrow is displayed scroll to the communication type re quired There are 4 options 1 RS232 RS485 2 MODEM reserved 3 RS232 4 RS485 When the required type has been selected press SW1 when the tick is displayed to con firm Option 1 is provided to enable the set up procedure without knowing the interface type It is ...

Page 10: ... displayed By pressing SW1 when the up arrow is displayed select whether to ENABLE or DISABLE the termination character Press SW1 when the tick is displayed to confirm TRANSMIT DELAY The period of time that the terminal waits after receiving a message before transmitting a response can be changed in multiples of 1mS To set the transmit delay select the COMMS TX DELAY option from the main scrolling...

Page 11: ...ired delay has been selected press SW1 when the tick is displayed to confirm RESTART For any changes to take effect and to exit the setup mode the terminal must be restarted To restart the terminal select the RESTART option from the main scrolling menu by pressing SW1 when it is displayed The terminal will display Shutting down and then beep once The terminal will then display Please wait and reve...

Page 12: ...ripe or Weigand media To use one of these se lect the DEMONSTRATION option from the main scrolling menu by pressing SW1 when it is displayed By pressing SW1 when the up arrow is displayed select either 1 Barcode 2 Magstripe or 3 Weigand Press SW1 when the tick is displayed to confirm APPLICATION ID The terminal can report it s firmware number with this option To display this number select the APPL...

Page 13: ...u by pressing SW1 when it is displayed The terminal will display Swipe or press key Doing as instructed will result in the data being displayed for a swipe and the keypad scan code for a key press NOTE The keypad scan code will not correspond to the indicated value of the key that is pressed DIAGNOSTIC DIAGNOSTIC Swipe or press key COMMISSIONING THE TERMINAL ...

Page 14: ...al has 2 LED indicators on the RJ45 connector These signify the following ORANGE LED Valid network connection present GREEN LED Network activity Valid connection Network activity RJ45 connection on rear of TR 1000 terminal COMMISSIONING THE TERMINAL ...

Page 15: ...th some versions of Windows the ARP table on the PC must have at least one IP address defined other than its own Type arp a at the DOS command prompt to verify that there is at least one entry in the ARP table If there is no other entry beside the local machine ping another IP ma chine on your network to build the ARP table This has to be a host other than the ma chine on which you are working Onc...

Page 16: ...live disabled ARP cache timeout 600s Monitor Mode bootup enabled HTTP Port Number 80 MTU Size 1400 Alternate MAC disabled Ethernet connection type auto negotiate Change Setup 0 Server 1 Channel 1 2 Channel 2 3 E mail 5 Expert 6 Security 7 Defaults 8 Exit without save 9 Save and exit Your choice NOTES To change the configu ration of the network card use the relevant option under Change Setup Option...

Page 17: ... connections are as follows By default LK3 is set for 5V readers To power readers that require 12V move it into the other position LK3 Fitted on left 2 pins 5V Fitted on right 2 pins 12V IND DATA 0V CLK V V NC NO COM 0V Reader and Relay connections on rear of TR 1000 terminal CONNECTING A READER TO THE TERMINAL ...

Page 18: ...ck to the TR 1000 terminal When selecting a lock it is important to take into account its current consumption Magnetic locks in particular can have a high current consumption An external power supply may be required for the TR 1000 terminal to be able to control a door lock FAIL OPEN LOCK The fail open lock will leave a door unlocked when the power supply cuts out This means that power is continuo...

Page 19: ... a pre determined period of time and the lamp or buzzer will fire giving indication of a valid read If a nominal buzzer or lamp is used then the internal power supply can be used V equals 12V when the AC supply is used 8 to 18V when an external DC supply is used Lamp or Alarm V N O A lamp or buzzer connected to the rear of TR 1000 terminal CONNECTING AN INDICATOR TO THE TERMINAL ...

Page 20: ...the circuit board Unplug or detach any other cable connections including any external readers and optional UPS battery if fitted Unscrew the LCD screws and then the pcb retaining screws from the four corners of PCB221 Carefully remove the pcb from the case When replacing a circuit board ensure that the replacement is the correct type and that all links are fitted in exactly the same positions as o...

Page 21: ... Remove the battery pack from its fixing Fit a replacement battery and connect its cable to the connector marked BATT ensuring that the polarized plug is not reversed NEVER connect the battery to any other plug The battery pack is normally trickle charged from the mains power supply This can take about 48 hours from a fully discharged state Full charge will be reached in 14 hours All batteries esp...

Page 22: ...racter Tx Delay 0 Activity Gap 0 MEDIA DECODE Barcode code 3 of 9 no checksum ignore misreads magnetic stripe track 2 TERMINAL ID No Identity TIME FORMAT DD MM YY hh mm CARD DELAY 3 Seconds IDLE TIME 30 Seconds ALARM EXTENSION Disabled RELAY TIME 3 Seconds DEFAULT CONFIGURATION ...

Page 23: ...23 Battery Relay Keypad Reader Power Internal reader power LINKS AND CONNECTIONS ...

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