Synel SY-10/MR Introduction Manual

Brand: Synel

Model: SY-10/MR

Type: Introduction Manual

This manual is also suitable for

SY-10/PR

SY-1001/01 SY-1001/01 SY-1001/01

General

Introduction

SY-10/xR is a magnetic, bar-code or proximity card reader

with a keyboard, and a transmitter. It pertains to the SY10

magnetic/barcode reader emulation series.

The SY-10/xR decodes the card and transmits the signal seri-

ally in RS-232 protocol (ASCII) in a range of up to 30m. The

data is transmitted only once.

When operated the unit immediately waits for host instructions

and is ready to decode a magnetic/barcode/proximity card as

per the installed reader.

This protocol enables improved management of reader, key-

board, leds - using a PC. It is based on Synel standard data col-

lection protocol. To simplify the use of fields, instead of

calculating CRC fields, they can be replaced with “@”. The

commands to be implemented are:

Get DATA-The last data to be received will be sent.

Clear DATA-The buffer housing the data will be cleared.

Activate device-Operate one of the indicators (led, buzzer,

relay).

This command is used also for managing the card reader and

the keyboard.

The keyboard is managed internally. It can be used for insert-

ing the pin code or for the identification number. Each keyed-

in character is automatically transmitted to the controller as per

reader type:

• In SY-10/MR - Magnetic track II ANSI standard

• In SY-10/PR - Magnetic track I ANSI standard

These are transmitted between two “:” characters to enable the

controller to close the data source.

• In SY-10/BR - Barcode, COD39.

• In SY-10/PRX/R -Proximity 125 KHz.

It is transmitted between two‘A’ characters.

The unit consists of a bi-color LED controlled internally.

Format of commands and replies

These commands enable the host to receive the last transmitted

transaction and activate the various devices (LED, buzzer,

relay). Command structure for this reader is a subset of SDCP

(Synel Data Collection Protocol) (For further information see

SYNEL protocol manual). Format changes are as follows:

1. CRC communication is not checked (@@@@ or

ignored)

2. Permanent ID = 0

3. The commands are as follows:

Standard SYNEL ACK & NACK commands, and:

W-Opcode setup:

Installation

The unit may be installed in any building. It can also be

mounted adjacent to any other reader of the same series PRX

or PRintX. Then the unit’s slips must be fastened to the neigh-

boring unit’s notches. The back panel of the unit serves as a

handy installation template for installation. Mounting screws

and plugs are also provided. Following these guidelines:

1. The installation location selected should be as far as pos-

sible from sources of electrical reference such as power

equipment, computers, motors, pumps, etc.

2. A mounting template designated to describe units

assembly steps is attached for technician convenience.

Mounting base first

1. Open the back of the unit.

2. Press-to-break both mounting holes (See back panel

drawing) and the designated RJ45 hole.

3. Drill as per mounting template instruction.

4. Thread the cable RJ45 connection cable (See back panel

drawing) (option) or use the nock down option-mount-

ing template instructions.

5. Mount the base to the wall using the long screws.

6. Close the cover unit using the designated notches and

the short screws (See front panel drawing).

7. Place stickers A+B as in the front panel drawing.

Command Description Reply

Getdata Retrieves data

(B-Op code) (d) = data – will send the last data in the

buffer

(n) = no data

Cleardata Deletes data

(C Op code) (Ack) – data will be deleted. If the PC

requests data again, the terminal will reply

“There is no data”. Unless, new data was

just received (via the KB or reader.

ActivateDevice Activate

device

(W Op code)

This command is currently unavailable.

See structure in the page below!

Field Lgth Value Remarks

1. Op code 1 W

2. Mid 1 0-? @- Disregard this field

3. Operation 1 S- Set device = 1

P- Pulse

R- Reset device= 0

Ignor time fields

4. Device ID 2 01- Green led

02- Red led

03- Amber led

04-Card reader

08- Keyboard

10- Buzzer

20- Relay

Available for pulse oper-

ation

0 to 255 in 1/10 second

steps

(o to 25.5 seconds)

5. Set time 3 000-255 50 milliseconds

6. Reset time 3 000-255 50 milliseconds

7. Total time 3 000-255 50 milliseconds

8. CRC 4 @@@@- do not verify

9. EOT 1 CR or hex04

Mounting

holes

Either

RJ45/ or

Terminal

block

Cover

notches

Front panel

ABack panel

Option B: Knock-down

notch communication cable

SY-1001/01 SY-1001/01

SYNEL Industries LTD.

Yokneam Industrial Park, 2 Hamada St.,

POB 142, Yokneam 20692, Israel

Tel: +972-4-959 6777 Fax: +972-4-959 0729

E-mail: [email protected]

Jumper Setting for SY-10/xR

Connect wires

Below please find a detailed list of the SY-10 wire

connections:

Terminal block = P2

* When JP9 is [1-2] [3-4] ON, SEN1.2=GND

When JP9 is [2-3] ON, SEN1.1=Sensor AC

Terminal block = P3

Note: In this model only the voltage, bell and communi-

cation signals are active.

Specifications

Man Machine interface:

• LED indicators for power ON

• Keypad

• LED Bi-Color

• Bell button

Output signal: negative logic max. 10mA

Power supply: 12Vdc @ 120mA

Magnetic reader (bar-code- optional)

Output in RS232 protocol

Communication:

Baud rate is 9600

Data bits: 8

Parity: None

Mechanical Features

• Dimensions: 9 X 14 X 4.5

• Weight: 200gr

• Operating temperature: +50 to +500C

• Relative humidity: 90%, non-condensing

Models

SY-10/MR - Magnetic track II reader, terminal block output

SY-10/PR- Magnetic track I reader, terminal block output

SY-10/BR- Bar-code reader, terminal block output

SY-10/PRX/R- Proximity reader, terminal block output

SY-10/xR

RS-232 Transmission

Reader

Condensed Instructions

Cat no. 650502 (SY10R-222-01)

Jumper Description Pos. 1-2 Pos. 2-3 Default

JP1 Programming/

normal operation Normal

operation Programming Normal

operation

JP2 Barcode/magnetic Magnetic Barcode per reader

JP4 Tamper switch ON OFF ON

Wire

no. Wire

Name Wire function

P2.1 COM Relay Connection

P2.2 SEN1.1 Door sensor connection

P2.3 NC Relay normally closed

P2.4 SEN1.2 *

P2.5 NO Relay normally open

P2.6 BL2 Bell

Wire

no. Wire

Name Wire function

P3.1 BL1 Bell (1)

P3.2 12V

P3.3 Alarm Not available

P3.4 Ground

P3.4 TX Transmit Data (RS-232)

P3.5 RX Receive Data (RS-232)

P3.6 -TXRX RS-485

P3.6 +TXRX RS-485

Control LED

Power LED

Communication cable

Synel SY-10/MR Introduction Manual

Brand: Synel

Model: SY-10/MR

Type: Introduction Manual

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