Roger LRT-1 Manuel utilisateur

Roger Access Control System

LRT-1 reader Operating Manual

Product version: v1.0

Document version: Rev. A

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Design and application

LRT-1 is a long range proximity card reader. The reader is offered in a set with MCI-1 interface which

enables connection of the reader both to MC16 series access controllers (RACS 5 system ) and

PRxx1/PRxx2 series access controllers (RACS 4 system). In all scenarios the reader sends 32bit card

number. LRT-1 enables EM125kHz proximity card reading in distance of 1 m. The reader can be installed

outdoors.

Power supply

LRT-1 and MCI-1 require 11-15VDC power supply. Devices can be supplied directly from the access

controller (e.g. TML output) or from dedicated power supply. Due to relatively high supply current (300mA),

wire diameter must be selected in such way that voltage drop between supply output and the reader is less

than 1V. The proper wire diameter is especially critical when reader is located in long distance from the

supply source. In such a case the use of dedicated power supply located close to the reader should be

considered. When local power supply is used then its negative terminal should be connected to COM

terminal of MCI-1 by means of signal wire with any diameter.

Note: Interferences in supply voltage may reduce reading range. In case of LRT-1 it is recommended to use

power supplies which generate low level interferences, preferably analogue power supply units.

Fig. 1 LRT-1 power supply from local PSU (e.g. PS20)

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Fig. 2 LRT-1 power supply from system (e.g. from controller)

Reading range

In optimal conditions, the LRT-1 enables reading of EM125kHz proximity cards from the distance of 95cm.

Such range is possible for ISO card of EMC-3 type (Roger) and for optimal orientation of card at the reader

and without electrical interference in vicinity of the reader. Metal objects close to the reader and electrical

interferences may reduce reading range. Metal objects are irrelevant if located in distance of more than 1m

from the reader. In case of LRT-1 installed in distance of 15 cm from metal wall the reading range is

approximately reduced by 50%. If the distance is 25cm then the range is reduced approximately by 15%. If

the reader is installed in a distance lower than 15 cm from metal wall then card reading might be not

possible at all. If the LRT-1 is mounted on metal pole with maximal cross section of 10x10 cm then reading

range is reduced by 15%.

Note: Reading range may be slightly reduced (approx. by 5%) if supply voltage is in range of 11-12V. Such

reduction results from device design.

Note: Every time the LRT-1 power supply is restored, the device calibrates its antenna circuit to adapt to

metal object in its vicinity. If metal objects size or location is changed during the operations of LRT-1 then

the reading range may be reduced. Therefore in such situation it is recommended to restart the reader to

perform automatic calibration procedure.

Service contacts

MCI-1 interface is equipped with service contacts which are used for device programming and servicing.

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Fig. 3 Arrangement of service contacts

Contacts

Function

MD1

The first contact for selection of operating mode (RACS 4 or RACS 5)

MD2

The second contact for selection of operating mode (RACS 4 or RACS 5)

RES

Restart. When contacts are shorted for a moment then interface restarts. After

restart, LED_SY (orange) indicator is pulsing for 2s.

MEM

Service mode. When contacts are shorted then low level configuration can be started.

The contact is used both for manual address programming and configuration with

RogerVDM.

FDM

Firmware download. When contacts are shorted then firmware download mode is

started and new firmware can be uploaded with RogerVDM.

Tab. 1 Service contacts

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LED indicators

LED indicators are located inside the enclosure of MCI-1 and they are visible from the top of the interface.

LED indicators are used to signal various states both in programming and normal modes. Communication

loss with controller is signalled with synchronic pulsing of all indicators.

Fig. 4 LED indicators

Address programming

The address of MCI-1 interface must be configured both for operation in RACS 4 and RACS 5 system. The

address can be programmed manually (without computer) or with RogerVDM software. In case of operation

in RACS 4 system the address range is 0-3 while in RACS 5 the address range is 100-115.

Note: In case of manual address programming for operation in RACS 5, the first digit of address is skipped.

Manual address programming:

Switch power supply off

Place jumper on MEM contacts

Select RACS 4 operating mode on MD1 and MD2 contacts (table 2)

Connect CLK/A terminal with DTA/B terminal

Switch power supply on

LED_ST (red) indicator will pulsate

Disconnect CLK/A and DTA/B terminals

Count the number of LED_SY (orange) pulses and switch power supply off when the number of

pulses equals to desired address

Remove jumper from MEM contacts

Switch power supply on and connect the interface to controller

Note: The address 100 (for RACS 5) or 0 (for RACS 4) is programmed with 16 pulses of LED_SY (orange)

indicator. After 16 pulses, LED_SY lights steady on and LED_ST (red) pulsates. Remove jumper from MEM

contacts then and restart power supply.

Number of pulses

RACS 4 address

RACS 5 address

101

102

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103

104

105

106

107

108

109

110

111

112

113

114

115

100

Tab. 2 Number of pulses corresponding to RACS 4 and RACS 5 address

MCI-1 operating mode

LRT-1 reader can be used both in RACS 4 and RACS 5 systems. The selection of operating mode is done

with MD1 and MD2 contacts.

Contacts

Function

RACS 4 operating mode. The MCI-1 interface is connected to RACS CLK/DTA bus (CLK

and DTA terminals) of PRxx1 or PRxx2 access controller

RACS 5 operating mode. The MCI-1 interface is connected to RS485 bus (A and B

terminals) of MC16 access controller

Tab. 3 Selection of MCI-1 operating mode

The reader when operated in RACS 4 and RACS 5 system returns 32bit proximity card number (instead of

typical 40bit number). Therefore some additional configuration steps are necessary to adapt both RACS

systems to operation with LRT-1.

In RACS 4 system it is necessary to select the option

24 bit (reduced card number)

in PR Master software

(PRMaster/Tools/Options/Cards). In RACS 5 system it is necessary to additionally define and assign 32bit

type Authentication Factor for each user who will identify at LRT-1. Alternatively all Authentication Factors

used in the system could be defined as 32-bit type and then no additional factors for LRT-1 are necessary.

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Configuration with RogerVDM software

The address and other settings can be programmed with RogerVDM program (Windows). The connection to

computer requires RUD-1 USB-RS485 interface.

Procedure for programming with computer:

Make connections as in fig. 5

Place jumper on MEM contacts

Connect RUD-1 to computer USB port

Start RogerVDM software

Select

MCI-1

interface and

RS485

communication channel.

In the field

Serial port

select serial COM port with RUD-1 interface

The program will establish connection with the device and it will display its current settings

Configure MCI-1 as required

Select

Send to Device

to upload new settings

Optionally select

Send to File…

to backup your settings in file

In the top menu select

Device

and

Disconnect

Connect device to your system

Fig. 5 Connection of MCI-1 to RUD-1 interface (configuration)

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MCI-1 configuration parameters

MCI-1 settings are presented in the table below. All these parameters are configured with RogerVDM

software within low level configuration of the device. RS485 and RACS CLK/DTA addresses can also be

configured manually without computer.

Parameter

Function

RS485 address

Parameter defines device address on RS485 bus.

Range: 100-115. Parameter concerns RACS 5 system

only.

RACS CLK/DTA address

Parameter defines device address on RACS CLK/DTA

bus. Range: 0-3. Parameter concerns RACS 4 system

only.

RS485 communication timeout

Parameter defines delay after which device will signal

lost communication with controller. When set to 0 then

signalling is disabled. Parameter concerns RACS 5

system only.

RS485 encryption

Parameter enables encryption at RS485 bus.

RS485 encryption key

Parameter defines key for encryption of

communication at RS485 bus. Range: 4-16 ASCII

characters.

AF Type

Parameter defines authentication factor type returned

by reader. Parameter concerns RACS 5 system only.

AF Class

Parameter defines authentication factor class returned

by reader. Parameter concerns RACS 5 system only.

DEV

Parameter defines any text or comment which

corresponds to the object. It is later displayed in VISO

program.

CDI

Parameter defines any text or comment which

corresponds to the object. It is later displayed in VISO

program.

Tab. 4 MCI-1 configuration parameters

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Firmware update

Device firmware can be updated with RogerVDM (Windows) software. RUD-1 interface is necessary for such

update.

Firmware update procedure:

Make connections as in fig. 6

Place jumper on FDM contacts

Connect RUD-1 to computer USB port

Start RogerVDM program

In the top menu select

Tools

and then

Update Firmware

Proceed according to displayed messages

After firmware upload remove jumper from FDM contacts

Restart the interface by switching power supply off/on or with jumper on RES contacts

Fig. 6 Connection of MCI-1 to RUD-1 interface (firmware update)

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Connection to access controller

Select operating mode with MD1 and MD2 contacts and define address prior to connection of MCI-1

interface to access controller. The address must be in range of 100-115 (RACS 5) or 0-3 (RACS 4). The

address can be programmed manually while all low level settings can be configured with RogerVDM

software. LRT-1 reader must be connected to MCI-1 interface with UTP cable. Unused wires of the UTP

cable can be used for power supply.

Fig. 7 Connection of LRT-1 reader to MC16 access controller

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