impro ImproX KHR XKR-901-1-0-GB-01 Installation guide

Brand: impro

Model: ImproX KHR XKR-901-1-0-GB-01

Category: POS terminals

Type: Installation guide

MODEL: XKR-901-1-0-GB-XX

IMPROX

KHR

Harsh Environment

Remote Reader

INSTALLATION

MANUAL

Manual reference number : XKR300-0-0-GB-04 Issue 5 July 2002

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IMPORTANT NOTICE

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Technologies (Pty) Ltd does NOT accept any liability for errors or omissions. The data contained

in this manual supersedes any other information published on the product. We further reserve

the right to amend or improve the equipment and manual without notice.

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Impro Technologies (Pty) Ltd warrants that the Products furnished under this agreement will be

free from material defects in material and workmanship for a period of three years from the date

of shipment. The Customer shall provide notice to Impro Technologies (Pty) Ltd of each such

defect within one week after the Customer's discovery of such defect. The sole obligation and

liability of Impro Technologies (Pty) Ltd under this warranty shall be to repair or replace at

Impro's sole discretion, but without cost to the Customer, the product or part which is so

defective and as to which such notice is given.

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immediately be returned at the Customer's expense to Impro Technologies (Pty) Ltd. Replaced or

repaired products or parts will be shipped to the Customer at the expense of Impro Technologies

(Pty) Ltd.

There shall be no warranty or liability for any products or parts which have been subject to

misuse, accident, negligence, failure of electric power or modification by the Customer without

Impro Technologies (Pty) Ltd written approval. Final determination of warranty eligibility shall be

made by Impro Technologies (Pty) Ltd. If a warranty claim is considered invalid for any reason,

the Customer will be charged for services performed and expenses incurred by Impro

Technologies (Pty) Ltd in handling and shipping the returned item.

As to replacement parts supplied or repairs made during the original warranty period, the

warranty period of the replacement or repaired part shall terminate with the termination of the

warranty period with respect to the original product or part.

As Impro Technologies (Pty) Ltd has no control over where the product is used, or how it is

installed, no liability for ANY consequential damages can be accepted, whether due to

malfunction, design, deficiency, implementation or any cause whatsoever.

Impro Technologies does not guarantee interfacing compatibility of any of its equipment with any

third-party equipment, regardless of any standards which may be applicable. Connecting third-

party equipment to any Impro equipment may compromise the functionality of the Impro

equipment and render it inoperative.

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TECHNOLOGIES (PTY) LTD DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING

ANY WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

Reg. No. 90/06574/07

Technologies

(Pty) Ltd

impro

(website)

http:// www.impro.net

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IMPRO OFFICES WORLDWIDE

IMPRO BENELUX

Tel : 031 20 497 1332

E-mail : [email protected]

Address :

Kruiswall 3

1161 Al Zwanenburg

IMPRO USA

Tel : 727-733-7061

Fax : 727-736-1031

E-mail :

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Website :

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Postal Address :

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Address :

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Fax : 0027 031 700 1511

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Postal Address :

P.O. Box 15407

Ashwood

South Africa 3608

Address :

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South Africa 3630

IMPRO JAPAN

Tel: 098145 440 0323

E-mail :

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Address :

Yokohama Sky Heights

No. 1016

Yokohama

IMPRO UK

Tel: 01442 281644

Fax: 01442 281645

E-mail :

[email protected]

Address :

Unit 13

Sovereign Park

Cleveland Way

Hemel Hempstead

Herts HP2 7DA

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CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION................................................................................................... 7

APPLICATIONS..................................................................................................... 7

FEATURES ........................................................................................................... 7

ACCESSORIES...................................................................................................... 7

IMPROX KHR SPECIFICATIONS............................................................................. 7

PHYSICAL SPECIFICATIONS.................................................................................. 7

ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIFICATIONS...................................................................... 7

ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS.............................................................................. 8

OPERATOR INTERFACES ...................................................................................... 8

TAG READ/WRITE RANGES................................................................................... 8

INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS .............................................................................. 9

Approvals......................................................................................................10

TAMPER-PROOFING ............................................................................................10

INSTALLATION INFORMATION ............................................................................10

GENERAL............................................................................................................10

Maximum Data Communications Distance........................................................10

Minimum Distance Between Remote Readers...................................................10

LOCATION OF THE KHR REMOTE READER ...........................................................11

Enclosure ......................................................................................................11

Cable Exit Points............................................................................................11

INSTALLING THE BACKING PLATE .......................................................................11

General.........................................................................................................11

Mounting on a Concrete or Brick Wall..............................................................12

Mounting on a Hard Wood Surface..................................................................12

Mounting on Metal.........................................................................................13

MOUNTING THE KHR UNIT ONTO THE BACKING PLATE........................................13

Using the Centre Cable Exit ............................................................................13

Using the Bottom Cable Exit ...........................................................................13

ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS................................................................................14

Buzzer Volume Control...................................................................................14

LED Indicator.................................................................................................14

RELATED PRODUCTS...........................................................................................14

ORDERING INFORMATION ..................................................................................14

ILLUSTRATIONS AND DIAGRAMS

Figure 1 : Minimum distance between Remote Readers.........................................10

Figure 2 : Bottom cable exit.................................................................................11

Figure 3 : Install Backing plate.............................................................................12

Figure 4 : Terminal block cable connections..........................................................13

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TABLES

Table 1: Tag Read/Write Range............................................................................ 9

Table 2: Table of Standards.................................................................................. 9

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INTRODUCTION

This manual provides installation information for the ImproX KHR Harsh Environment

Keypad Remote Reader.

The ImproX KHR unit is a small compact Remote Reader designed for use with an

ImproX DT Door Terminal or ImproX PT Portal Terminal within the ImproX IXP200, 300

and 400 Access Control Systems or in OEM applications. It provides a 12-button

alphanumeric keypad to permit the entry of PIN-code access and reason codes.

The Remote Reader is intended for indoor or outdoor use, and is designed for use in

harsh environments, such as industrial areas. The unit is vandal resistant.

APPLICATIONS

The following are possible uses of the terminals :

• Access control terminal.

• Vending terminal.

• OEM custom requirements.

FEATURES

The unit provides the following features:

• Read/Write tag capability for various tag types : Slim Tags (Read Only), Omega

Tags (Read Only), WriTag 128 and WriTag 2048.

• A single bi-coloured red/green LED, the use of which is configurable via the

communications protocol.

• A buzzer.

• A 12-button keypad.

• An external TTL Remote communications bus interface.

ACCESSORIES

The Terminal is supplied with the following accessories :

• Wall mounting plugs and screws.

IMPROX KHR SPECIFICATIONS

PHYSICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Dimensions

L= 143 mm (5.63").

W= 76 mm (3").

H= 28 mm (1.1").

Mass

550 g. (19.4 oz).

Housing Material

Die-cast zinc alloy.

Colour

Satin nickel finish.

ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIFICATIONS

TEMPERATURE

Operating

-25

C to +80

C (-13

F to +176

F).

Storage

-40

C to +80

C (-40

F to +176

F).

HUMIDITY RANGE

0 to 95% relative humidity at +40

C (+104

non-condensing.

EMC

EN 55024.

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ELECTROSTATIC DISCHARGE

EN 61000-4-2.

ELECTRICAL FAST TRANSIENTS

EN 61000-4-4.

SURGE IMMUNITY

EN 61000-4-5.

RADIATED SUSCEPTIBILITY

EN 61000-4-3.

CONDUCTED SUSCEPTIBILITY

EN 61000-4-6.

NOTE :

These tests were

performed with the

ImproX KHR Remote

Reader connected to an

ImproX PT Portal

Terminal.

DUST AND SPLASH RESISTANCE

This unit is manufactured in accordance with a

dust and splash environment similar to that of

IP30.

DROP ENDURANCE

2m drop (in packaging).

ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS

POWER REQUIREMENTS

Voltage

3.5 V DC to 5.5 V DC, polarity sensitive.

Current

100 mA at 5 V DC - indicators all off.

75 mA at 5 V DC - indicators all on.

Permissable Input Supply Ripple

Voltage (maximum)

1 V

at 50 Hz.

Power Input Protection

Reverse polarity protection is provided on the unit.

Nominal Read/Write Range

40 mm to 60 mm (tag type-dependent - see Table

1).

EEPROM

Retention of authentication keys.

TERMINAL BUS PORT

Electrical interface

TTL Full Duplex.

Baud rates

9 600.

Data format

8 data bits, no parity, 1 stop bit.

Communications protocol

ImproX Proprietary Protocol.

OPERATOR INTERFACES

KEYPAD

Keys

12 alphanumeric keys.

BUZZER

Volume

Adjustable in four discrete steps (including off) via

the communications protocol.

Tones

Single tone.

STATUS INDICATORS

Bi-colour Red/Green LED

The functions are application specific. (Externally

visible).

TAG READ/WRITE RANGES

The range at which the Remote Reader can read to or write from a tag is dependent

on the type of tag and on the material on which a particular reader is mounted.

Typical ranges are shown in Table 1 below.

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TAG TYPE TYPICAL RANGE (minimum)

(Remote Reader mounted on non-metallic

surface)

ISO Credit Card Tag (Slim) 60 mm

ImproX Credit Card Tag 60 mm

ImproX Round Tag 40 mm

ISO Credit Card WriTag 128 60 mm

ISO Credit Card WriTag 2048 60 mm

NOTE :

Mounting the terminal on a metallic surface may decrease the read/write range

slightly.

Table 1 : Typical read/write ranges

INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS

The ImproX KHR unit complies with the requirements of the following international

standards where applicable (tests applicable only when the Remote Reader is

connected to an ImproX PT Door Terminal) :

Standard Description

EIA RS-485 : Standard for Electrical Characteristics of Generators and Receivers

for use in Balanced Digital Multi-point Systems.

EN 55024 : Limits and Methods of Measurement of Radio Disturbance

Characteristics of Information Technology Equipment.

EN 61000-6-1 : Generic Immunity.

EN 61000-6-3 : Emission.

EN 61000-4-1 : Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC). Part 4: Testing and

Measurement Techniques. Section 1: Overview of Immunity Tests.

Basic EMC Publication.

EN 61000-4-2 : Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC). Part 4: Testing and

Measurement Techniques. Section 2: Electrostatic Discharge

Immunity Test. Basic EMC Publication.

EN 61000-4-4 : Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC). Part 4: Testing and

Measurement Techniques. Section 4: Electrical Fast

Transients/Bursts. Basic EMC Publication.

EN 61000-4-3 : Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC). Part 4: Testing and

Measurement Techniques. Section 3: Radiated, Radio-Frequency,

Electromagnetic Field Immunity Test.

EN 61000-4-6 : Conducted Susceptibility.

EN 61000-4-5 : Surge Immunity.

EN 61000-4-11 : Voltage Dips and Interruptions.

Table 2 : Table of Standards/Specifications

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Approvals

CE Approved.

TAMPER-PROOFING

The unit is potted, and is therefore tamper-resistant. The die-cast housing enhances

the tamper-resistance.

INSTALLATION INFORMATION

GENERAL

In a normal Improx KHR installation, the keypad unit would be mounted inside or

outside the door to be controlled, and the ImproX DT unit should be mounted on the

secure side of the door.

Maximum Data Communications Distance

The distance between the KHR Remote Reader and the ImproX Terminal unit can be a

maximum of 10 m. The cable individual conductor cross-sectional area should not be

less than 0.2 mm

Minimum Distance Between Remote Readers

It is important to maintain a minimum distance between adjacent Remote Readers or

Improx PT Terminal to avoid mutual interference. In installations where more than

one ImproX KHR Remote Reader is being installed, do not install any two keypad units

closer together than the distances shown in Figure 1.

Minimum distance 500 mm

khr distances.wmf

Figure 1 : Minimum distance between Remote Readers

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LOCATION OF THE KHR REMOTE READER

Although the unit can be mounted on any surface, mounting on a metal surface will

decrease its Tag reading range. (See Table 1 for Tag read/write range details).

Enclosure

General

The unit enclosure consists of two parts, namely a die-cast front cover and a mild steel

backing plate. The front cover clips onto the backing plate, and is secured by a locking

screw located at the bottom centre of the unit.

The backing plate incorporates two recessed panels designed for added strength.

The front cover incorporates the keypad, electronic circuitry and an LED indicator.

Cable Exit Points

The unit offers a choice of two cable exit points. These are :

(a) Through the centre of the backing plate.

(b) Through the bottom of the unit cover.

To access these exit points, remove the unit cover as follows :

[1] Remove the locking screw from the bottom of the unit.

[2] Pull the bottom edge of the front cover away from the backing plate.

[3] Pull down the front cover until it clears the top of the backing plate.

Central exit point

If the cable exit point at the centre of the backing plate (see Figure 3) is to be used, a

corresponding hole must be provided in the mounting surface. Use the backing plate

as a template to mark the position for this hole.

Bottom exit point

If this cable exit point (see Figure 2) is to be used, remove the thin metal wall using a

sharp tool.

Thin metal wall

Locating screw hole

khr bottom exit.wmf

Figure 2 : Bottom cable exit

INSTALLING THE BACKING PLATE

General

The KHR Remote Reader backing plate includes four mounting holes and one central

cable exit hole (see Figure 3).

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Mounting holes (x4)

Central cable

exit hole

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35 mm

17.5 mm

4 mm

Figure 3 : Install Backing plate

Refer to Figure 3, and proceed as described below.

Mounting on a Concrete or Brick Wall

[1] Use the backing plate as a template and mark off the required holes.

[2] Drill the four mounting holes using a 6 mm diameter masonry drill bit, to the depth

of the length of the wall plug.

[3] If required, drill the centre hole through the wall [for the cable] using a 5 mm

diameter [minimum] masonry drill bit.

[4] Insert wall plugs into the mounting holes.

[5] Secure the backing plate to the surface using the four mounting screws provided.

Mounting on a Hard Wood Surface

[1] Use the backing plate as a template and mark off the required holes.

[2] Drill the four mounting holes using a 2,5 mm diameter drill bit to the depth of

three-quarters of the length of the mounting screws.

[3] If required, drill the centre hole through the wood [for the cable] using a 5 mm

diameter [minimum] drill bit.

[4] Secure the backing plate to the surface using the four mounting screws provided.

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khr connections.wmf

KHR Unit

(Rear view of

the unit)

To Rx on ImproX DT/PT Remote Port

Gnd

To Tx on ImproX DT/PT Remote Port

To GND on ImproX DT/PT Remote Port

To +V on ImproX DT/PT Remote Port

Figure 4 : Terminal block cable connections

Mounting on Metal

The unit may be mounted on metal using four suitable securing devices, such as

screws, nuts and bolts, or rivets.

[1] Use the backing plate as a template and mark off the required holes.

[2] Drill the four mounting holes using a suitable diameter drill bit.

[3] If required, drill the centre hole through the metal [for the cable], using a 5 mm

diameter [minimum] drill bit.

[4] Secure the backing plate to the surface using the chosen method.

MOUNTING THE KHR UNIT ONTO THE BACKING PLATE

Using the Centre Cable Exit

[1] Feed the cable supplied through the centre hole in the backing plate, through to

the other side of the mounting surface.

[2] Pull the cable until the KHR unit comes into contact with the backing plate.

[3] Clip the unit front cover over the top of the backing plate.

[4] Push the unit cover towards the backing plate until it is in position.

[5] Insert the locking screw through the cover into the backing plate, and tighten it.

Using the Bottom Cable Exit

[1] Feed the cable to the bottom of the unit. The cable must be underneath the

securing screw used.

[2] Clip the unit front cover over the top of the backing plate.

[3] Push the unit front cover towards the backing plate until it is in position.

[4] Insert the locking screw through the cover into the backing plate, and tighten it.

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ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

The Remote cable connections are shown in Figure 4. The recommended cable is a

two-pair twisted pair cable. No cable is supplied with the unit.

Buzzer Volume Control

The buzzer volume is adjustable in four discrete steps (off, low, medium and high) via

the communications protocol.

LED Indicator

The function of the externally visible bi-colour Red/Green LED is determined by the

associated system software.

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