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TS0870x-series Installation & Programming Guide 4.0

 

Auxiliary power supply (+12 and 0V) 

The reader can be powered using the LAN + and – power from the control panel or 4-door/4-lift intelligent access 
controller, if the cable length between the reader and the control panel does not exceed 100 m (328 feet). Use a 

separate power supply if the cable length is greater than 100 m.  

When using an auxiliary power supply: 

• 

Connect the ‘+’ of the local power supply to the red wire of the reader.

 Do not

 connect the + power of the LAN to 

the reader. 

• 

Connect the ‘–’ of the local power supply to the black wire of the reader 

and

 to the – power of the LAN.  

• 

For optimal performance, adjust the power supply to 13.8 VDC. 

 

Figure 5: Connections for powering the reader from a separate power supply 

Egress control and open collector 

The yellow and violet wires are optionally used for egress control and door relay operation when the reader is 

connected to the LAN: 

• 

Yellow wire 

— An Egress button (normally open, momentary push-button switch) can be connected across the 

yellow and black wires (see Figure 6). When pressed, the button controls the request to exit function to the 
panel. Alternatively, a 

TS0064 Expanded Button Interface 

connected to the yellow wire may be used to arm or 

disarm areas (see Figure 7).  

• 

Violet wire

 — Open collector output must be assigned with a number according to type of control panel 

(Challenger V8 or Alliance). Refer to the appropriate control panel programming manual for details. 

Challenger V8

 — use the first relay number of the relay control group assigned to the reader. 

Alliance

 — use the first output number of the output controller assigned to the reader.  

 

Figure 6: Door relay and simple push button connections 

 

Summary of Contents for TS0870x

Page 1: ...GE Security TS0870x Smart Card Reader installation programming guide ...

Page 2: ...rprises and persons is entirely coincidental Disclaimer The customer is responsible for testing and determining the suitability of this product for specific applications In no event is GE Infrastructure Security Pty Ltd responsible or liable for any damages incurred by the buyer or any third party arising from its use or their inability to use the product Due to ongoing product development the con...

Page 3: ...pe connection 7 Auxiliary power supply 12 and 0V 8 Egress control and open collector 8 Programming 9 Method A Using a RAS 9 Method B Using a reader configuration card 10 Single address programming 10 Multi address programming 11 Beep codes for LAN addresses 11 Unlocking a reader 11 Reader programming 12 Programming credit options 15 Reader token value 15 Credit account number 15 Access level 15 Lo...

Page 4: ...g applied the reader automatically switches to offline mode and beeps once System operators can create custom card formats using up to 112 bits of data The reader passes the required number of data bits to a Wiegand or magnetic stripe interface Details available on request Operates from 9 V to 14 V DC and has a quiescent current consumption less than 25 mA and less than 80 mA when reading a card T...

Page 5: ...re the open collector output as Tamper See RAS Menu Option 8 Open Collector Output on page 12 For later versions of 4 door 4 lift intelligent access controller firmware the reader watch dog option may be used to monitor the reader tamper See Using tamper functionality on page 6 Whether the reader is to be programmed for one wire or two wire LED control See RAS Menu Option 2 LEDs Off Line on page 1...

Page 6: ...e yellow wire to a TS0064 Expanded Button Interface and select Door Relay in option 8 O C Output Green D0 D Clock may be used for D0 Wiegand data D RS485 data Magnetic stripe clock Absolute maximum voltage 12 V 10 mA Blue Buzzer beeper may be used for offline buzzer control Wire open or 5 V to 12 V buzzer off Wire grounded 0V buzzer on White D1 D Data may be used for D1 Wiegand data D RS485 data m...

Page 7: ...enger panel from a single reader a number of readers would typically be connected to the control panel Figure 3 LAN connection to Intelligent 4 Door or 4 Lift Controller Wiegand or magnetic stripe connection Figure 4 Off line mode connection to Wiegand or magnetic stripe interface with optional tamper input ...

Page 8: ...wer supply Egress control and open collector The yellow and violet wires are optionally used for egress control and door relay operation when the reader is connected to the LAN Yellow wire An Egress button normally open momentary push button switch can be connected across the yellow and black wires see Figure 6 When pressed the button controls the request to exit function to the panel Alternativel...

Page 9: ... have an LCD RAS connected to the system LAN or on the door lift controller sub LAN When connected to the system LAN polling is enabled via Installer menu 3 RAS Database When connected to a door lift controller sub LAN you must first enable polling for the address of the controller via Installer advanced menu 28 To Remote Devices option 1 DGP The Door Lift Controller Options menu is used to enable...

Page 10: ... reader configuration card Refer to Reader programming on page 12 for details about the programming options that apply to the TS0870x series Smart Card Readers Use the following steps to program the reader Step Action 1 Program the reader configuration card with the options required for the reader including the required address 2 Connect the reader to the LAN or sub LAN or a 12 VDC supply as descr...

Page 11: ...ts of coded beeps to indicate its current address of 16 Refer to Beep codes for LAN addresses below to interpret the coded beeps 5 Before the three sets of coded beeps stop badge the reader configuration card one time again to change the reader address from the default of 16 to address 1 6 If required badge the reader configuration card one time again to increment the address to 2 and repeat until...

Page 12: ...o change toggle between the options or press ENTER to select the displayed setting 2 LEDs Offline The reader is offline when connected to Wiegand or magnetic stripe interface Programs the offline control of the LEDs The options are Two wire LED control default setting The red LED is controlled by the brown wire and the blue LED is controlled by the yellow wire One wire LED control Both the blue LE...

Page 13: ...s on page 15 9 Option Card If enabled reader configuration option cards may be used to program the card reader any number of times If disabled reader configuration cards are ignored If disabled this option cannot be re enabled using a configuration card It may only be re enabled by the following means Using menu option 9 Option Card Using menu option 11 Factory Defaults By badging a default config...

Page 14: ...ds are recognised in both modes The modes are as follows Unsecured Mode default setting The reader will recognise blank or un programmed cards only by using the card s unique serial number Either a RAS or a reader configuration card may be used to configure the Smart Card Reader for unsecured mode The control panel and door lift controller if applicable must be fitted with Intelligent User Module ...

Page 15: ...ted when a card is badged Example On a photocopier one token equals two credits one credit equals 10 cents Each time an A4 copy is made with the card one token is deducted two credits or 20 cents NOTE Enter the special value 65535 to program a card with unlimited credits the token value is not deducted when a card is badged Credit account number Enter a number in the range of 1 through 4 to identi...

Page 16: ...badged on a reader using the Wiegand protocol 26 or 27 bit data is transmitted depending on whether the card is programmed as Standard 26 bit or Tecom 27 bit ASC When a secured card 4 byte code used is badged on a reader using the magnetic stripe protocol 32 bit data is transmitted Card format Unsecured When an unsecured card 4 byte code not used is badged on a reader the full 32 bit card ID data ...

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