OE5S813AS813A Proximity Reader

Installation and User Instructions for S813 Readers 1 Mount the Backplate 2 Reader Links The following links are provided on the reader's PCB: LK1 (Audio feedback) - Set to "0" for sound off. Set to "1" for sound on. LK3(Test) - Ensure that this link has been removed. The S813 is a contactless smart-card reader, with LCD and keypad, which uses p . The S813 is able to read Philips MIFARE and Philips MIFARE DESfire smart cards containing optional biometric data. The reader can simultaneously support both card formats. The reader is automatically configured to accept the first two card formats presented. combined fingerprint and 20mA current loop seudo- random communications ®® NOTE: Correct mounting of the unit is essential. Follow these guidelines carefully. It is important to ensure that people present fingers at the same height, angle and orientation as presented during fingerprint enrollment. Inconsistencies may cause difficulty in gaining access. For best results: ∑Mount the unit flat against a wall. ∑The top of the reader must be at a height of 3'7" to 3'11" (1.1m to1.2m) from the floor. ∑Ensure that desks or other objects do not obstruct easy access to the reader. Mounting the reader: 1)Detach the main body of the reader from the backplate by releasing the two securing screws along the bottom edge, swinging the backplate upwards and easing it away from the two top clips. 2) Feed the cable and terminal block through the backplate, then screw the backplate to the wall using the holes provided. 9600-0306. Installation and User Instructions for S813 Readers, Issue 1.4.1 4th December 2009. G4S Technology, 2009. G4S Technology Limited cannot be held liable for technical and editorial omissions or errors made herein; nor for incidental or consequential damages resulting from the furnishing, performance or use of this material. All trademarks acknowledged. FCC Notice: This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Any unauthorized modification to this device may void the © 5 Using the Reader 3 Reader Connections Specifications Input: 310mA max @ 10-14Vdc. Operating temperature: 32 to 122F (0 to 50C). Operating humidity: 15 to 90%, non-condensing. Maximum read range: 1" (25mm). Approvals: EN50133, R&TTE, IP605. For internal use only. °° Present the proximity card face-on close to the reader underneath the finger pad until you hear a "bleep". (No bleep is given if the audio feedback link, LK1, is in the "0" position.) After presenting your card, you may be prompted to enter a PIN and/or place your finger on the finger pad. Follow the on-screen instructions. For DESfire cards, you may also be prompted for a "CARD PIN". If so, enter the DESfire card PIN, then press "#" if the PIN has fewer than eight digits. The system can be set up to generate a "duress" transaction if the pre-defined duress finger is placed on the pad. In two-finger mode, the duress finger must be placed first. The I/O terminal is for connection to a RIM - see the Installation Instructions for S660 Remote Interface Module (RIM). If the reader needs to read both MIFARE and MIFARE DESfire cards, make sure that one of each card is presented to the reader immediately after the reader has been installed and the cards have been encoded in the Admin/Card Holders screen of the SMS software. The reader supports the first two card formats presented. If the two cards are the same type, only one format is supported. A reader Setup menu can be displayed by pressing the * and # keys simultaneously while power is applied. You can use the menu to change the language used for the LCD (default English), and view the two card types/formats previously programmed. At the prompts, press * for No and # for Yes. 4 Reader Configuration 0V Connectshieldatcontroller end only (attach to case). RX+ RX- TX+ TX- 12V Reader Twistedpairs(use Belden 9503 cable) Controller connections (20mA current loop) 0V TX+ Do not use TX- I/0 RX+ RX- +V IT IS ESSENTIAL TO PLACE EACH FINGER FLAT AND STRAIGHT ON TO THE SENSOR. Slide your finger into place, so that your finger makes contact with the ridge lock before the sensor. The first joint of your finger must rest on the ridge lock. For further details of using this reader, refer to the 813 Fingerprint Reader User's Guide. INCORRECT ̊ CORRECT ̧ Ridge lock

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S813A FingerPrint Proximity Access Control Reader TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION OF OPERATION The S813A FingerPrint Reader’s main purpose is to retrieve identification codes and fingerprint templates from passive Mifare/DESFire cards, and then prompt the user to identify himself via his fingerprint. If the user’s finger print matches the template retrieved from his identification card then the retrieved identification code is passed on to the connected Access Control System. Depending on the application mode set, the user may additionally be prompted to enter a PIN through a keypad. User prompts and acknowledgements are made via a 16 character LCD. The maximum read range is about 1”. The unit is connected by cable to an Access Control System (ACS) controller which provides the necessary power and control/interface signals. The circuitry is contained on one PCB which is mounted in an ‘L’ shaped plastic front enclosure ( 130mm x 180mm x 50mm approx). Part of the PCB ( approx 30% ) is set aside for the antenna. The remainder of the PCB houses the rest of the circuitry, namely the micro-controller , the r.f. controller chip, the LCD, the sounder, a tamper switch, the finger print module and interfaces to a membrane keypad, the ACS controller and a host PC. The interface to the ACS controller / Host PC is made via an 8-pin removable terminal block. The front enclosure hooks into mating features at the top of a plastic backplate which is intended to be screwed to a wall. The front is then secured to the back by two screws at the bottom of the unit, the cable to the unit passing through a large hole in the backplate. The power supply operating range is 9V – 14V d.c. which is used to power the current loop comms to the ACS controller. A 5V regulator powers the remainder of the circuit including the antenna drive. The antenna is a printed coil that emits a 13.56MHz magnetic field. The field ‘powers up’ a passive transponder or tag which is brought into the vicinity of the antenna. The transponder, when powered, operates as a field disturbance device allowing two-way communication to take place between the reader and the card. The field is switched on continuously and modulation of the field is carried out by a dedicated device that is manufactured by Philips for the purpose. The control processor handles the bi-directional communications between the reader and the controller, responding to commands received and passing card data and status information back to the controller. The control processor also carries out housekeeping tasks such as scanning the keypad and monitoring the tamper switch. Fingerprint verification is carried out using a third party module which is mounted on the main PCB and which is connected to the micro controller via an internal RS232 serial link. The reader may also be used as an enrolment reader. In this mode, the current loop comms to the ACS controller is replaced by an RS232 link to a PC. During enrolment the PC prompts the ‘enrolee’ to present his fingerprint to the reader to collect a fingerprint template and later instructs the reader to write access code details and fingerprint template details to a card.

Total number of pages: 34 TRaC Wireless Test Report : TTR-004520WUS3 Applicant : G4S Technology Ltd Apparatus : S813 Specification(s) : CFR47 Part 15.225 (Oct 2009) Purpose of Test : Certification FCCID : OE5813A Authorised by : : Radio Product Manager Issue Date :1 st April 2011 Authorised Copy Number : PDF Radio Test Report: TTR-004520WUS3 Contents Section 1: Introduction 3 1.1 General 3 1.2 Tests requested by 4 1.3 Manufacturer 4 1.4 Apparatus Assessed 4 1.5 Test Result Summary 5 1.6 Notes relating to the Assessment 6 1.7 Deviations from Test Standards 6 Section 2: Measurement Uncertainty 7 2.1 Measurement Uncertainty Values 7 Section 3: Modifications 9 3.1 Modifications performed during Assessment 9 Appendix A: Formal Emission Test Results 10 A1 Transmitter Intentional Radiated Emissions 11 A2 Radiated Magnetic Field Emissions 12 A3 Radiated Electric Field Emissions 13 A4 Power Line Conducted Emissions 16 A5 Frequency Stability 18 Appendix B: Supporting Graphical Data 19 Appendix C: Additional Test and Sample Details 23 Appendix D: Additional Information 29 Appendix E: Calculation of the duty cycle correction factor 30 Appendix F: Photographs and Figures 31 2 Radio Test Report: TTR-004520WUS3 Section 1: Introduction 1.1 General This report contains an assessment of an apparatus against Electromagnetic Compatibility Standards based upon tests carried out on samples submitted to the Laboratory. Test performed by: TRaC Telecoms & Radio [ ] Unit E South Orbital Trading Park Hedon Road Hull HU9 1NJ. United Kingdom. Telephone: +44 (0) 1482 801801 Fax: +44 (0) 1482 801806 TRaC Telecoms & Radio [X] Unit 1 Pendle Place Skelmersdale WN8 9PN United Kingdom Telephone: +44 (0) 1695 556666 Fax: +44 (0) 1695 577077 Email: [email protected] Web site: http://www.tracglobal.com Tests performed by: Steve Hodgkinson Report author: Daniel Winstanley This report must not be reproduced except in full without prior written permission from TRaC Telecoms & Radio. 3 Radio Test Report: TTR-004520WUS3 1.2 Tests requested by This testing in this report was requested by: G4S Technology Limited Challenge House International Drive Tewkesbury Gloucestershire GL20 8UQ 1.3 Manufacturer G4S Technology Limited Challenge House International Drive Tewkesbury Gloucestershire GL20 8UQ 1.4 Apparatus Assessed The followin g apparatus was assessed between 23 rd February & 18 th March 2011: S813 RFID Card & Fingerprint Reader operating at 13.56 MHz 4 Radio Test Report: TTR-004520WUS3 1.5 Test Result Summary Full details of test results are contained within Appendix A. The following table summarises the results of the assessment. The statements relating to compliance with the standards below apply ONLY as qualified in the notes and deviations stated in sections 1.6 to 1.7 of this test report. Full details of test results are contained within Appendix A. The following table summarises the results of the assessment. Test Type Regulation Measurement standard Result Spurious Emissions Radiated <1000MHz Title 47 of the CFR: Part 15 Subpart (c) 15.209 ANSI C63.10 PASS Spurious Emissions Radiated >1000MHz N/A N/A N/A AC Power conducted emissions Title 47 of the CFR: Part 15 Subpart (c) 15.207 ANSI C63.10 PASS Intentional Emission Frequency Title 47 of the CFR: Part 15 Subpart (c) 15.225 ANSI C63.10 PASS Intentional Emission Field Strength Title 47 of the CFR: Part 15 Subpart (c) 15.225 ANSI C63.10 PASS Intentional Emission Band Occupancy Title 47 of the CFR: Part 15 Subpart (c) 15.215(c) ANSI C63.10 PASS Intentional Emission ERP (mW) N/A N/A N/A Unintentional Radiated Spurious Emissions Title 47 of the CFR: Part 15 Subpart (b) 15.109 ANSI C63.10 PASS Antenna Arrangements Integral Title 47 of the CFR: Part 15 Subpart (c) 15.203 - PASS Antenna Arrangements External Connector Title 47 of the CFR: Part 15 Subpart (c) 15.204 - PASS Restricted Bands Title 47 of the CFR: Part 15 Subpart (c) 15.205 - PASS Maximum Frequency of Search Title 47 of the CFR: Part 15 Subpart (c) 15.33 - PASS Extrapolation Factor Title 47 of the CFR: Part 15 Subpart (c) 15.31(f) - PASS Abbreviations used in the above table: CFR : Code of Federal Regulations ANSI : American National Standards Institution REFE : Radiated Electric Field Emissions PLCE : Power Line Conducted Emissions 5 Radio Test Report: TTR-004520WUS3 1.6 Notes relating to the Assessment With regard to this assessment, the following points should be noted: The results contained in this report relate only to the items tested and were obtained in the period between the date of initial receipt of samples and the date of issue of the report. The apparatus was set up and exercised using the configurations, modes of operation and arrangements defined in this report only. Particular operating modes, apparatus monitoring methods and performance criteria required by the standards tested to have been performed except where identified in Section 1.7 of this test report (Deviations from Test Standards). For emissions testing, throughout this test report, “Pass” indicates that the results for the sample as tested were below the specified limit (refer also to Section 2, Measurement Uncertainty). Where relevant, the apparatus was only assessed using the monitoring methods and susceptibility criteria defined in this report. All testing with the exception of testing at the Open Area Test Site was performed under the following environmental conditions: Temperature : 17 to 23 C Humidity : 45 to 75 % Barometric Pressure : 86 to 106 kPa All dates used in this report are in the format dd/mm/yy. This assessment has been performed in accordance with the requirements of ISO/IEC 17025. 1.7 Deviations from Test Standards There were no deviations from the standards test ed to. 6 Radio Test Report: TTR-004520WUS3 Section 2: Measurement Uncertainty 2.1 Measurement Uncertainty Values Radio Testing – General Uncertainty Schedule All statements of uncertainty are expanded standard uncertainty using a coverage factor of 1.96 to give …

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