Farpointe Data P-403 Quick Start Manual

QUICK START GUIDE
125-kHz PROXIMITY CARD READERS
This Quick Start Guide is intended for experienced installing technicians. It is a basic reference to ensure all connections are properly made.
Models include P-300, P-500, P-530, P-620, P-640, P-710, P-900, P-403, P-405, P-410, P-453, P-455, as well as variants supporting most
industry leading card and tag technologies. For additional information please reference Farpointe Data's website, www.farpointedata.com.
1.0 Introduction
A key component of a physical security electronic access control
system, a proximity card reader is based on RFID technology. In
operation it is capable of reading data stored on a proximity credential
via radio frequency and without physical contact, and then passing the
data obtained to the physical access control system. Access control
systems typically manage and record the movement of individuals
through a protected area, such as a locked door.
2.0 Mounting Provisions
Each reader may be installed either indoors or outdoors. Mounting
options shown in the table below. Use supplied #6 mounting screws, or
equivalent security screws, for installation. P-400 Series readers are
supplied with #6 tamperproof screws. P-900 also comes with #10
screws for mounting on parking bollards and non-metallic flat surfaces.
Single-
Gang
Mullion Wall
Models Mount Mount*
•
P-300
•
P-403
•
P-405
P-410
•
P-453
•
P-455
•
P-500
P-530
•
P-620
•
P-640
•
P-710
•
P-900
*Plastic or metal
3.0 Reader Wiring
Wiegand
Conductor Function
Red DC (5-16 VDC)
Black Ground
Green Data 0
White Data 1
Brown Red LED
a
Orange Green LED
b
Yellow Card Present
Blue Beeper
Violet fleaPower
Drain Shield Ground
Double- European/
Gang Parking Asian
Wall Bollard Wall
Mount* X-Mount* Mount*
•
•
• •
Magstripe
Conductor Function
Red DC (5-16 VDC)
Black Ground
Green Clock
White Data
Brown Red LED
Orange Green LED
Yellow Card Present
Blue Beeper
Violet fleaPower
Drain Shield Ground
4.0 Cable Requirements
24 AWG minimum, multi-conductor stranded with an overall foil shield,
for example Belden 9535 or similar, supporting the five conductors
comprising the physical layer of the Wiegand interface (power, ground,
data 0, data 1, and/or beeper and LED). Alternatively, Belden 9539 or
similar, for all reader functions. Contact your access control system
manufacturer for their specific requirements. Per the SIA's Wiegand
specification, maximum cable length is 500 feet (152 m).
5.0 Output Formats
Wiegand (industry standard 26-bit Wiegand and
custom Wiegand formats).
6.0 Grounding
Shield (drain) continuity must run from the reader to the access panel.
Shield (drain) and reader ground must be tied together at the access
panel and connect to an earth ground at one point.
7.0 Power
Reader may be powered by the access panel. A linear power supply is
recommended for best operation.
8.0 Voltage
5 to 16 VDC. 12 VDC at the reader is recommended for best operation.
Model Current Draw
P-300
30 to 75 mA
P-403 30 to 75 mA
P-405 30 to 75 mA
P-410
35 to 75 mA
P-453
30 to 75 mA
P-455 30 to 75 mA
P-500 35 to 75 mA
P-530 30 to 75 mA
P-620
70 to 110 mA
P-640 70 to 110 mA
P-710 215 to 600 mA
P-900 290 to 500 mA
WIRING NOTES:
Single Line LED: This is the standard operating mode and does not make use of the
a
Orange conductor. The LED is Red when the reader is idle and flashes when a card is
presented. The LED turns Green when the Brown Conductor is pulled low by the access
control panel.
Dual Line LED: This mode makes use of both the Brown and Orange conductors. The
b
Brown conductor controls the Red LED and the Orange conductor controls the Green
LED. LED states are determined by the access control system option and capability.
Unused conductors should be trimmed, isolated and taped back to prevent unintended
current flows. Apply positive voltage only to the Red DC Conductor.