bolid S2000-Proxy N User manual

bolid
Brand
bolid
Model
S2000-Proxy N
Category
Access cards
Type
User manual

bolid S2000-Proxy N is a surface-mounting proximity card reader designed for use in intrusion alarm and access control systems. It can read codes from ID cards and transmit them to control panels and access controllers that support the Dallas Touch Memory input data format. The reader can also be used to request arming or disarming of the connected device using a micro switch on the front of the reader. Additionally, the reader can indicate the condition of the protected premises using a READY LED.

bolid S2000-Proxy N is a surface-mounting proximity card reader designed for use in intrusion alarm and access control systems. It can read codes from ID cards and transmit them to control panels and access controllers that support the Dallas Touch Memory input data format. The reader can also be used to request arming or disarming of the connected device using a micro switch on the front of the reader. Additionally, the reader can indicate the condition of the protected premises using a READY LED.

1
PROXIMITY CARD READER
S2000–Proxy N
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
1 TECHNICAL DATA
1.1 General
1.1.1 S2000-Proxy Proximity Card Reader (hereinafter referred to as the reader), of
surface-mounting type, is to be used in intrusion alarm systems and access control systems
in order to read codes of ID cards and to transmit them to control panels and access
controllers which support Dallas Touch Memory input data format. While cooperating with
the connected S2000-4 control panel or S2000-2 access controller, the reader provides
Request-to-Arm function with the help of the micro switch on the front of the reader. Also
the reader indicates conditions of the protected premises by means of READY LEAD.
1.1.2 The reader is designed for round-the-clock operation.
1.2 Specifications
1.2.1 Input Voltage – 7 V to 25 V
1.2.2 Max Consumed Current – 60 mA
1.2.3 Operating Frequency – 125 KHz
1.2.4 Baud Rate – RF/64 (1953 b/s)
1.2.5 Max Read Range – 90 mm
1.2.6 Antenna – Internal
1.2.7 Interface – 1-Wire (Touch Memory)
1.2.8 Ingress Protection Rating – IP20
1.2.9 Overall Dimensions – 82 mm × 82 mm × 22 mm
1.2.10 Operating Temperatures – Minus 20°C to +50°C
1.3 Parts List
1) S2000-Proxy N Reader – 1 pc.
2) This Instruction Manual – 1 copy
3) Label – 1 pc.
4) Pluggable Terminal Block – 2 pcs.
5) Slotted Countersunk Flat Head Woodscrew
with Wall Plug – 2 pcs.
6) Package – 1pc.
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2 OPERATIONAL INSTRUCTIONS
2.1 Preparing for Use
2.1.1 The reader is equipped with four terminals to connect external circuits, two light
indicators, and a push button.
Figure 1
2.1.2 The Request-to-Arm button located on the front surface of the reader is designed to
switch the connected S2000-2 or S2000-4 to the Ready to Arm/Disarm mode in case of
operating partitions by combined cards (cards programmed both to arm / disarm partitions and
to request access).
2.1.3 To switch the S2000-2 or S2000-4 to the Ready to Arm/Disarm mode, hold the
button pushed for more than 1 s, until READY LED of the reader starts flashing rapidly.
After that, within 20 s a combined card will be considered by the device as a card for
arming/disarming. The Ready to Arm/Disarm mode is active only for one presenting of a
card and is terminated after presenting the card to the reader, or on 20 s having elapsed, or
after repeated press on the Request-to-Arm button.
2.2 Connection Diagram
2.2.1 Figure 2 shows diagrams of connection of the S2000-Proxy N with Bolid
manufactured CIE and access controllers. Table 1 Terminals
Termina
l Number
Circuit
Description
1 +U
Power supply voltage
2 GND
0 V
3 D0
1-Wire interface (Touch Memory)
4 LEDR
Red LED control
Request-to-Arm Button
2 holes
3
Following are the diagrams for connecting the S2000-Proxy N with control and
indicating equipment and access controllers produced by the Bolid Company (the
S2000-Proxy N is always at the left side):
(in a security system)
2+12V1(2)
3D0-1(-2)
5 LEDG1(2)
1GND1(2)
XT2 (XT3)
S2000-2
8 GND
7 D0
XT1
11 LEDG
11 +12V
XT2
2
1
ТМ-
ТМ+
3Ind ТМ+
12 0V
9 TM
11 LEDR
XT1
2 +12V
2 + 12 V
12 Crypto -
11 +
10 Ind +
XT1
2+U
10V
7D0
10 LEDR
XT1
9+12V
XT2
1
2
Reader +
Ind+
3 Com.
XT9
1 +12V
XT19
2
1
Reader +
Ind+
3Com
XT9
10V
7D0
9LEDG
XT1
(in an access control system)
+U
2
2+U
1
2
+U
GND
3D0
4LEDR
1
2
+U
GND
3D0
4LEDR
1
2
+U
GND
3D0
4LEDR
1
2
+U
GND
3D0
4LEDR
1
2
+U
GND
3D0
4LEDR
1
2
+U
GND
3D0
4LEDR
1
2
+U
GND
3D0
4LEDR
1
2
+U
GND
3D0
4LEDR
1
2
+U
GND
3D0
4LEDR
S2000-KDL
Signal-VK6 Signal-VK-4 rev.05
Signal-VK2
S2000-4 v.1.12 S2000-4 v.2.00 S2000-4 v.2.00
UO-2А
UO-2A-R
Crypto
Figure 2
2.3 Mounting
2.3.1 To attach the reader to a wall, drill two holes as shown in Figure 1. Please take
into account that read range decreases in case of influence of electromagnetic interference as
well as if the reader is mounted on metal.
2.4 Testing the Reader
2.4.1 When powering up the controller or control panel, POWER LED of the reader
shall show green light and the reader shall emit three short beeps.
2.4.2 Present any suitable ID card to the front of the reader. When the card is read the
reader emits a beep. Further, the behavior of the READY LED depends on controller’s
reaction for the presented card.
ZAO NVP Bolid, 4 Pionerskaya Str., Korolev 141070, Moscow
Region, Russia
Phone/fax: +7 495 775-7155
Email: [email protected]
Technical Support: [email protected]
http://bolid.ru
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bolid S2000-Proxy N User manual

bolid
Brand
bolid
Model
S2000-Proxy N
Category
Access cards
Type
User manual

bolid S2000-Proxy N is a surface-mounting proximity card reader designed for use in intrusion alarm and access control systems. It can read codes from ID cards and transmit them to control panels and access controllers that support the Dallas Touch Memory input data format. The reader can also be used to request arming or disarming of the connected device using a micro switch on the front of the reader. Additionally, the reader can indicate the condition of the protected premises using a READY LED.

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