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MS-4000: ShootingStar Reader

1530 Old Oakland Road, Suite 100

01815-004 Rev. F

San Jose, CA  95112   USA
(800) 260-5265  (408) 451-2520  FAX (408) 441-0309
Web: http://www.kerisys.com  E-mail: [email protected]

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Quick Start Guide

MS-4000

Problem

Probable Cause

Corrective Action

5. You are using an 

incorrect type of card.

Make sure you are using an access card 
that is compatible with the reader.

6. The reader is unable to 

read the card.

Verify there is nothing that can interfere 
between the reader and the access card.

The reader has a 
short read range.

1. The reader's controller 

is not properly 
grounded.

Ensure there is a quality earth ground 
connection made to the controller. Refer to 
the controller's documentation for specific 
information regarding the earth ground 
connection.

2. The shield wire for the 

reader's cable has 
opened somewhere 
between the reader and 
the controller.

Verify the shield line from the controller to 
the reader is one continuous, connected 
line. Refer to the controller's installation 
documentation and verify the shield line is 
correctly connected to the controller.

3. The reader is mounted 

too close to a device that 
radiates electromagnetic 
interference.

Devices such as computer monitors radiate 
electromagnetic interference that affects 
read range. When possible, relocate either 
the reader or the device to provide a greater 
distance between the two.

4. The controller is 

mounted too close to a 
device that radiates 
electromagnetic 
interference.

Devices such as computer monitors radiate 
electromagnetic interference that affects 
read range. When possible, relocate either 
the controller or the device to provide a 
greater distance between the two.

5. The reader is powered 

by a switching power 
supply.

Switching power supplies are EMI sources. 
Change to a linear, regulated power supply.

Summary of Contents for MS-4000

Page 1: ...uide The MS 4000 ShootingStar Reader The MS 4000 ShootingStar Reader is intended for installation on a solid metal surface in proximity applications where a vandal proof reader is required The reader...

Page 2: ...nting screw 2 To mount the reader from the inside five holes need to be drilled One through hole 0 25 1 4 accommodates the reader cable Four 1 4 through holes correspond with four 1 4 x 20 tapped hole...

Page 3: ...3 1 PXL 250 Connections The A reader connects to TB5 pins 1 3 and 4 no connection is made to pins 2 5 6 and 7 The B reader connects to TB6 pins 1 3 and 4 no connection is made to pins 2 5 6 and 7 Conn...

Page 4: ...igure 3 Design 5 PXL 100 Connections NOTE Please contact customer support at Keri Systems for information regarding connecting a Reader to a Design 4 PXL 100 A Design 4 PXL 100 can be identified by th...

Page 5: ...erisys com Page 5 of 8 MS 4000 Quick Start Guide 3 3 IntelliProx Connections The reader is connected to TB1 pins 1 5 and 6 no connection is made to pins 2 3 and 4 Connecting to the IntelliProx TB1 Fig...

Page 6: ...nnunciate reader status the only way to verify reader operation is to present an enrolled card or tag to the reader and see that the door associated with the reader and controller unlocks This is vali...

Page 7: ...either the reader or the device to provide a greater distance between the two 4 A jumper is not set correctly on the controller For a PXL 250 Verify there is a jumper across pins 1 and 2 of JP4 refer...

Page 8: ...eader s cable has opened somewhere between the reader and the controller Verify the shield line from the controller to the reader is one continuous connected line Refer to the controller s installatio...

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