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Satel CR-MF3 Manual

Mifare proximity card reader
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MIFARE proximity card reader
CR-MF3
EN
Firmware version 1.00
cr-mf3_en 11/23
SATEL sp. z o.o. • ul. Budowlanych 66 • 80-298 Gdańsk • POLAND
tel. +48 58 320 94 00
www.satel.pl

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  • Page 1 MIFARE proximity card reader CR-MF3 Firmware version 1.00 cr-mf3_en 11/23 SATEL sp. z o.o. • ul. Budowlanych 66 • 80-298 Gdańsk • POLAND tel. +48 58 320 94 00 www.satel.pl...
  • Page 2 Changes, modifications or repairs not authorized by the manufacturer shall void your rights under the warranty. SATEL aims to continually improve the quality of its products, which may result in changes in their technical specifications and software. Current information about the changes being introduced is available on our website.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    CONTENTS 1. Features ..........................3 2. Description ........................4 LED indicators ......................4 PUSH IN terminals ...................... 4 3. Connecting the reader to the computer ................5 4. CR SOFT program ......................5 Starting out ......................... 5 4.1.1 Setting the administrator password ..............5 4.1.2 Code changing .....................
  • Page 4 CR-MF3 SATEL Connecting using the EM-Marin interface ..............28 Connecting using the Wiegand interface ..............29 Using the reader in the INTEGRA system ..............29 6. Reader in the ACCO system ................... 29 Installation in the ACCO system ................29 6.1.1...

  • Page 5: Features

    SATEL CR-MF3 The CR-MF3 reader can operate as: • proximity card reader in the INTEGRA alarm system, • proximity card reader in the ACCO access control system, • proximity card reader in systems of other manufacturers, • standalone door control module.

  • Page 6: Description

    CR-MF3 SATEL 2. Description 2.1 LED indicators red LED. green LED. yellow LED. The LED indicators have different functions depending on the operating mode. 2.2 PUSH IN terminals The terminals used in the reader are PUSH IN type. Figure 3 shows how to connect a wire to the terminal.

  • Page 7: Connecting The Reader To The Computer

    (e.g. ACCO-USB by SATEL). Follow the instructions in the converter manual. Do not connect more than 24 access control devices provided with the MIFARE card reader (CR-MF5 and CR-MF3) to the converter. The CR SOFT program may not be able to support more devices correctly.

  • Page 8: Code Changing

    CR-MF3 SATEL 1. In the “New password” field, enter a password (1-16 digits, letters or special characters). 2. In the “Confirm password” field, enter the same password. 3. Click “Set”. The “SET PASSWORD” window will be closed. A message will confirm that the password has been set.

  • Page 9: Changing The Program Language

    SATEL CR-MF3 2. Click “CHANGE PASSWORD”. The “CHANGE PASSWORD” window will be displayed. 3. In the “Old password” field, enter the current password. 4. In the “New password” field, enter the new password (1-16 digits, letters or special characters). 5. In the “Confirm password” field, re-enter the new password.

  • Page 10: Program Window

    CR-MF3 SATEL 3. Click the “Program language” field. The list of languages will be displayed. 4. Click the language to be used. 5. Click “SAVE”. The “CONFIGURATION” window will be closed. 4.2 Program window 4.2.1 Program window with the list of projects After logging in, the list of projects will be displayed in the program window.

  • Page 11: Program Window After Opening A Project

    SATEL CR-MF3 4.2.2 Program window after opening a project tabs. title bar. menu bar (see: “Menu bar” p. 10). settings available in the tab. Tabs Click a tab to display the settings available in the tab. PROJECT – project details.

  • Page 12: Title Bar

    CR-MF3 SATEL Title bar The name of the open project is displayed on the title bar. 4.2.3 Menu bar Buttons and information are displayed on the menu bar. The appearance of the menu bar depends on the program window size, content displayed in the program window, etc.

  • Page 13: Menu

    SATEL CR-MF3 4.2.4 Menu The following commands are available in the menu: OPEN – click to close the project and return to the list of projects. SAVE – click to save changes in the project (see: “Saving changes in the project” p. 26).

  • Page 14: Message Window Settings

    (e.g. controller or control panel) which decides whether to grant access or not. You can select: INTEGRA/ACCO – access control devices and cards will be used in one of the SATEL systems: INTEGRA alarm system or ACCO access control system.

  • Page 15: Importing A Project

    SATEL CR-MF3 2. Click the type of project you want to create. The “Enter project master key (OSDP)” window will be displayed. 3. Enter the master key (32 hexadecimal characters) or click to generate a random master key. 4. Click “SET”. The “Enter project master key (OSDP)” window will be closed.

  • Page 16: Deleting A Project

    CR-MF3 SATEL 2. In the “Path” field, enter the file path or click to indicate the file location in the system window. 3. In the “Password” field, enter the password for the file you are importing. 4. Click “IMPORT”. The project successfully imported will be displayed on the list of projects.

  • Page 17: Programming The Interface Settings

    SATEL CR-MF3 converter at the same time. Connect them separately and give them unique addresses. 5. Click “CONNECT”. The program will connect with the devices. If the devices are new to the project, they will be added to the project (“DEVICES” tab).

  • Page 18: Programming The Card Settings

    Token settings for the INTEGRA/ACCO on-line system SATEL token key – card number access key for all types of cards. After a project has been created, it is the same as the Master key. You can change it.

  • Page 19: Token Settings For Other On-Line System Or Standalone System

    For the MIFARE Classic card types, only the key’s 6 lower bytes are used. If you enable the No encryption option, the SATEL token key will be cleared. Program the same settings in the INTEGRA alarm system / ACCO access control system.
  • Page 20 CR-MF3 SATEL Sector number – number of the data sector in which the card number is to be written. You can enter a number from 0 to 16. This parameter applies to the Sector Serial Number (SSN) mode. Block – number of the block in the sector in which the card number is to be written. You can enter a number from 0 to 2.

  • Page 21: Programming The Access Control Device Settings

    SATEL CR-MF3 Application ID – application identifier that indicates the directory containing the card number file. You can enter 6 hexadecimal characters (3 bytes). File ID – number of the file with card number. Offset – card number’s first byte position in the file. You can enter a number from 0 to 99.

  • Page 22: Description Of The "Devices" Tab

    CR-MF3 SATEL Description of the “DEVICES” tab tool bar for the list of devices. list of devices. Tool bar for the list of devices Device-related buttons and functions are displayed on the tool bar. - click to add a device to the project without connecting with the device (see: “Adding to the project a device not connected to the computer”).

  • Page 23: Reader Settings

    Serial number – serial number of the device. It is read after connection is established with the device. You will find it on the label inside the device enclosure (marked as Satel MNI). Version – firmware version of the device.
  • Page 24 CR-MF3 SATEL After moving the card away – the card ID is sent after the card has been moved away from the reader. Signal identifier sending – way of signaling the card ID sending: According to system – the card ID sending is signaled according to the settings of the system in which the device operates (recommended for the INTEGRA system).

  • Page 25: Changing The Device's Osdp Address

    SATEL CR-MF3 NO – input supports a detector provided with the NO (normally open) type output. Request-to-exit input – request-to-exit input settings (IN2): Unused – input is not used. NC – input supports the NC (normally closed) type button. NO – input supports the NO (normally open) type button.

  • Page 26: Description Of The "Users" Tab

    Usage limit – number of times the card can be used until the user loses access to the device. Change code – does not apply to the CR-MF3 reader. Block/unblock door – if this option is enabled, the user can block / unblock the door.
  • Page 27 SATEL CR-MF3 Adding a card to the user in the “Card” column. The “Assign card” window will be displayed. 1. Click The cards that can be assigned to the user are displayed in the “Assign card” window. These are the cards that have been added in the “CARDS” tab but have not yet been assigned to any users.

  • Page 28: Deleting A User From The Project

    CR-MF3 SATEL Deleting the user’s card 1. Click the user’s card number. The “Change card” window will be displayed. 2. Click „DELETE”. The “Change card” window will be closed. The button will be displayed in the “Card” column. Deleting a user from the project 1.

  • Page 29: Reader In The Integra System

    SATEL CR-MF3 5. Reader in the INTEGRA system 5.1 Installation in the INTEGRA system The reader must be connected to the INT-R expander for card / ibutton readers. Disconnect power before making any electrical connections. 5.1.1 Installation in short 1. Open the reader enclosure.

  • Page 30: Mounting The Reader In The Integra System

    5. Connect the reader terminals with the INT-R expander terminals (see: “Connecting using the EM-Marin interface” or “Connecting using the Wiegand interface”). 6. Close the reader enclosure. 7. Power on the reader. Connecting using the EM-Marin interface INT-R expander terminals CR-MF3 reader terminals Reader A Reader B TMPA TMPB +12V...

  • Page 31: Connecting Using The Wiegand Interface

    SATEL CR-MF3 Connecting using the Wiegand interface INT-R expander terminals CR-MF3 reader terminals Reader A Reader B DATA/D1 SIG2A SIG2B TMPA TMPB +12V CLK/D0 SIG1A SIG1B IN1 [program as LED: red] LD2A LD2B IN2 [program as LED: green] LD1A LD1B...

  • Page 32: Connecting Using The Rs-485 Bus (Osdp)

    CR-MF3 SATEL 3.5. Program the reader settings (p. 19): − select EM-Marin or Wiegand as the type of additional interface (select interface supported by the access control module that the reader is to be connected to), − program the remaining settings.

  • Page 33: Description Of Terminals For Reader In The Acco System

    SATEL CR-MF3 6.1.2 Description of terminals for reader in the ACCO system Terminal Description not used not used not used DATA/D1 not used [EM-Marin interface] / data (1) [Wiegand interface] RS-485 bus terminal [OSDP] RS-485 bus terminal [OSDP] tamper output...

  • Page 34: Connecting Using The Em-Marin Interface

    CR-MF3 SATEL Connecting using the EM-Marin interface Connecting to the ACCO-KP-PS / ACCO-KP controller ACCO-KP-PS / ACCO-KP controller terminals CR-MF3 reader terminals Reader A Reader B TMPA TMPB +12V CLK/D0 SIGA SIGB IN1 [program as LED: red] LD2A LD2B IN2 [program as LED: green]...

  • Page 35: Connecting Using The Wiegand Interface

    SATEL CR-MF3 Connecting to the ACCO-KP2 controller ACCO-KP2 controller terminals CR-MF3 reader terminals Reader A Reader B +G1…+G4 +12V CLK/D0 IN1 [program as LED: red] OUT3 OUT7 IN2 [program as LED: green] OUT2 OUT6 IN3 [program as Sounder] OUT1 OUT5 If you program functions other than the ones recommended in the table for the IN1...IN3 inputs, the LED indicators or the sounder will operate differently from what is...

  • Page 36: Connecting Using The Rs-485 Bus (Osdp)

    CR-MF3 SATEL Connecting to the ACCO-KP2 controller INT-R expander terminals CR-MF3 reader terminals Reader A Reader B DATA/D1 +G1…+G4 +12V CLK/D0 IN1 [program as LED: red] OUT3 OUT7 IN2 [program as LED: green] OUT2 OUT6 IN3 [program as Sounder] OUT1...

  • Page 37: Installation In Short

    SATEL CR-MF3 7.1.1 Installation in short 1. Open the reader enclosure. 2. Connect the reader to the computer (p. 5). 3. Program the reader in the CR SOFT program. 3.1. Create a new On-line system: Other type project (p. 12) or open an existing project.

  • Page 38: Standalone Door Control Module

    CR-MF3 SATEL Terminal Description +12V +12 VDC power input common ground CLK/D0 data (0) [Wiegand interface] programmable input [Wiegand interface] programmable input [Wiegand interface] programmable input [Wiegand interface] BELL not used 7.1.3 Mounting the reader in other manufacturer’s system 1. Place the enclosure base against the wall and mark the location of mounting holes.

  • Page 39: Description Of Terminals For The Standalone Door Control Module

    SATEL CR-MF3 5. Run the cables to where you want to install the reader. Use unshielded straight-through cables. 6. Mount the reader and start it (p. 31). 8.2.2 Description of terminals for the standalone door control module Terminal Description relay output normally closed contact...

  • Page 40: Using The Standalone Door Control Module

    CR-MF3 SATEL 6. Connect the electric strike, electromagnetic lock or other door actuator to the relay output as shown in Fig. 9. Depending on the device type, use the following terminals: − NC: NC and C, − NO: NO and C.

  • Page 41: Led Indicators

    SATEL CR-MF3 8.3.2 LED indicators Color Description ON – alarm flashing – alarm memory ON – door unblocked (permanently unlocked) green flashing – door unlocked (user gained access) ON – door blocked (permanently locked) yellow 8.3.3 Sound signaling The installer can disable the sound signaling.

  • Page 42: Firmware Update

    CR-MF3 SATEL 9. Firmware update 1. Download the device firmware update program from the support.satel.pl website. 2. Start the downloaded program. 3. Click 4. In the window that will be displayed, indicate the COM port through which communication with the device is to take place, then click “OK”.

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