Inepro IP Card Reader, Technical Manual

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LEDs (Light Emitting Diodes)
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Antenna Housing LED
Inside the card reader’s housing a LED is mounted which can be
used to let the user know that card data has been read and this data
is presented to the server. The LED will also be used to show an
error has occurred, by using different blink patterns.
Blink patterns
In case of an error situation the LED will blink with an irregular
pattern.
The number of times the LED blinks between the longer 'on' (or 'off')
pulses is an indication for the error code.
Reader Status Display
All Waiting Of f
Non-Wiegand
Card presented to reader, but no reaction f rom
serv er Contant on/of f pattern
(0.5 sec. / 0.5 sec.)
Wiegand
Card presented to reader, but no reaction f rom
serv er
Contant on/of f pattern
(0.5 sec. / 0.5 sec.) f or 30
seconds.
Non-Wiegand
Card accepted, card data presented to serv er
and accepted at the serv er.
On
Wiegand Card read, but not accepted Short pulse (<0.5 seconds)
Wiegand
Card presented correctly , serv er receiv ed the
data OK
Long pulse (2-4 seconds)
Error Codes
Also the server can generate error codes. These error codes are
shown when the card lies on the card reader. This error code will
enable the user to communicate the type of error without the
necessity of a service engineer to be present at the reader’s site.
Symbol Description LED
- Header or trailer of an error code Long Pulse
. Error code Short Pulse
Reader Status Code
Non-Wiegand Card reader not responding 9 error pulses (-.........-)
All
Error in the EEPROM conf iguration of IP
Controller board
10 error pulses (-..........-)