Farpointe Data RANGER WRT-4+ Quick Start Manual

quick start guide
433-MHz RangeR Long-Range
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wiReLess Radio tRansMitteR
This Quick Start Guide is intended for experienced installation technicians. It is a basic reference to ensure all installations are properly made.

1.0 description

Wireless Radio Transmitters and Long Range Receivers with an integrated receive antenna comprise Farpointe Data's high frequency, long-range
identification solution known as Ranger . Intended for security access control applications, Ranger's wireless communication is based upon a
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secure, digital, anti-playback routine . Ranger Transmitters are available in either a two- or four-button configuration, with each corresponding to
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its own Wiegand output on the Ranger Receiver. Each Transmitter includes an integrated red LED, used to indicate both positive button press and
battery strength.
They are also equipped standard with a potted proximity or contactless smartcard module allowing the Transmitter to also be used as a close-
range access credential. Transmitters ship standard with a proximity module compatible with Pyramid Series Proximity readers. They can be
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ordered custom with a proximity module compatible with either HID's or AWID's standard 125-kHz proximity readers, or a contactless smartcard
module (such as MIFARE Classic 1K or 4K) compatible with Delta Multi-Technology Contactless Smartcard Readers.
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2. transmitter Layout

Red LED
Buttons (1 to 4)
ID Label
Key Ring Holder
Model WRT-4+ shown
Size: 2.5 × 1.4 × .52-inches (63.5 × 35.6 × 13.2 mm)

3.0 output Formats

Transmitters are sequentially coded in either the industry standard 26-bit Wiegand format or custom Wiegand formats, with exact number
sequences. As a cross reference the Transmitters' internal ID number is printed on the ID label found on the back of the Transmitter. Specific
coding details, including format, facility code, and ID range can be found on the Transmitter shipping box, as well as the shipment's packing list.

4.0 enrollment

Transmitter must be clicked twice within a Receiver's read range to be learned upon initial Receiver power up. This synchronizes the transmitter
and receiver rolling codes. If the transmitter is clicked more than five times outside of the Receivers read range the transmitter and receiver will
be desynchronized. To re-sync, click twice again within read range.

5.0 time-out

Ranger transmitters make use of a time-out feature to preserve battery life and prevent interference with other transmitters on the field. When a
button is held down continuously the transmitter will transmit the code once and shutdown and will power up once the button is released.