Duali DE-960 User manual

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DE-960
User Manual
DUALi Inc.
Document Version: 1.10
Last Revised Date: 8th. JUN 2017
Release Date: 25 November
2009
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information. Since, despite all our efforts, errors may not be completely avoided, we are
always grateful for your useful tips.
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Revision History
2016.12.16 (Ver. 1.00) : First Release
2017.06.08 (Ver. 1.10) : Entering user/Admin setting mode, factory reset option,
Certification information added.

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CONTENTS
1Introduction.....................................................................................................................................................6
2Contents Confirmation..............................................................................................................................6
3Hardware Specification.............................................................................................................................7
4Appearance & Installation .......................................................................................................................8
5Connection diagram...................................................................................................................................9
6Operation & Usage ................................................................................................................................... 10
7Output format.............................................................................................................................................. 11
8Wiegand output timing and level...................................................................................................... 12
9Function configuration (Communication setting) ................................................................... 13
9.1 Wiegand option set ...................................................................................................................... 13
9.2 LED option set ................................................................................................................................ 13
9.3 Mifare KEY type, Block number, ID position, Wiegand format option set .................... 14
9.4 KEY Mode option set................................................................................................................... 15
9.5 PASS Buffer Length option set.............................................................................................. 15
9.6 KEY Timeout option set............................................................................................................. 16
9.7 KEY Sensitive option set........................................................................................................... 16
9.8 KEY Push Buzzer option set ................................................................................................... 16
9.9 RF Scan option set ....................................................................................................................... 17
10 Function configuration (KEY setting)......................................................................................... 18
10.1 Enter admin setting mode .................................................................................................... 18
10.2 Enter user setting mode ........................................................................................................ 18
10.3 KEY Mode setting...................................................................................................................... 19

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10.4 Default LED setting .................................................................................................................. 19
10.5 KEY Push Buzzer setting...................................................................................................... 20
10.6 Wiegand Length setting......................................................................................................... 20
10.7 Wiegand Data Foward / Reverse setting....................................................................... 21
10.8 Factory reset................................................................................................................................ 21
11 Certifications............................................................................................................................................ 22
12 Warranty & Service............................................................................................................................... 23

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1 Introduction
DE-960 is refined design of proximity reader which supports contactless (ISO14443 A/B type,
Mifare™, FeliCa®). It supports 32/34/64/66-bit Wiegand format with a host communication
which is the most widespread system. It’s applicable to various system such as access
control, time attendance, parking management or e-ID system.
2 Contents Confirmation
- The following items are contained in DE-960 package.
Reader Bracket Manual Screw
(1 ea) (1 ea) (1 ea)
3*4 Flat head
Machine screw

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3 Hardware Specification
Dimension (LXWXH)
5.25" x 2.75" x 1.625" (13.33 x 6.98 x 4.1 cm)
Weight
300g
Supply Voltage
12.0 V
Supply Current
1.0 A
Communication
Wiegand - 32 / 34 / 64/ 66 bit
RS-232 –115200bps
RS-485 –115200bps
Smart Card
Interface Support
Contact
- ISO7816 Class A,B,C (5V,3.3V,1.8V)
Contactless
- ISO 14443 TYPE A and B
- Mifare
- Felica
- ISO 15693
- ISO 18092 (NFC)
1 SAM Card Slot (IP65 not guaranteed)
Operating Temperature
32º to 140ºF (0º to 60ºC)
Operating Humidity
5% to 90% relative humidity non-condensing
Interface
Buzzer
Two color LED (RED,BLUE)
Tamper (Case open Sensor)
Input I/O (5V tolerant)
Cable Distance
Cable Distance
Remote Reader Module - 10 feet (3m)
Wiegand Interface - 500 feet (152m)
Recommended cable is ALPHA 1295C (22AWG) 5-conductor
stranded with overall shield or equivalent
Certification
KC, CE, FCC, IP65 Compatible

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4 Appearance & Installation
4.1 DE-960 Feature & Dimension
4.2 Mounting DE-960 on the wall
.
.
Front View
LED Indicator
Touch Keypad
Side View
Rear View
View
Bottom View
Φ4mm Flat head screw
Rear View
Place the wall mount bracket on the wall
and fix it tightly with screw (Φ4mm Flat
head) –4nos
(Refer to chapter 5, Connection diagram)
Connect the power and communication
cable to DE-960’s terminal block. In
case you don’t use the cable as it is
shipped, you could cut off the end of
the cable and select only the wire that
you need for connection.
3*4 Flat head
Machine screw
<Bottom View>
Tilt the device slightly and insert to the
wall mount from the top. Fix it tightly with
3*4 flat head machine screw.
※Caution
- Do not push the bracket too hard when fixing it to the wall.
- Screw has to be selected depending on the wall’s material and condition
- Place the reader to flat panel between the wall mount bracket and the wall.
It could cause a problem to assemble the device if the bracket is bent.
- Card reading distance can be short if the wall is made of steel or metal.

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5 Connection diagram
Depending on cable connection, you can make choice among RS-485 / RS-232 / Wiegand.
Please refer to the below diagram for the connection.
PIN NAME
COLOR
PIN NUMBER
PWR_IN
RED
1
PWR_GND
BLACK
2
RS232_RX
GRAY
3
RS232_TX
JADE
4
WGD_D0
GREEN
5
WGD_D1
WHITE
6
PWR_GND
BLUE
7
LED
BROWN
8
BEEP
YELLOW
9
TAMPER
VIOLET
10
RS485+
ORANGE
11
RS485-
SKY BLUE
12

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6 Operation & Usage
1. Once input power to device, white LED on KEY pad is turned on and off, after that,
BLUE & RED LED are turned on.
2. When user present authorized contactless card to the reader, the reader makes 1 time
beep sound and 2 times of turning RED LED. It sends card’s data to access controller
through Wiegand data line.
3. When an unauthorized card is presented on the reader, RED LED will be blinking.
4. Tamper (TAMP) :
Reader makes alarm when its CASE is forced to open. It also makes TAMPER signal
to access controller. In case of closed CASE, TAMPER line (Sky-Blue Line) shows 0V
and otherwise (open) shows 5V.
5. LED Control :
Reader turns on RED LED when LED Signal (PINK) with 0V. In case of 5V, BLUE LED
will be on.
6. Buzzer Control :
Reader makes beep sound when BEEP Signal(BROWN) with 0V.
5V
GND
BUZZER OFF
BUZZER ON
BUZZER OFF
5V
GND
RED LED ON
BLUE LED OFF
RED LED OFF
BLUE LED ON
5V
GND
CASE CLOSE
CASE OPEN
CASE CLOSE

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7 Output format
7-1. Data format
-Data format can be decided by setting. (Refer to chapter 8)
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First Bit 1 : Even parity of bit 2 ~ bit 17
Data [1-32] : ID number(transmission data)
Last Bit 34 : Odd parity of bit 18 ~ bit 33
First Bit 1 : Even parity of bit 2 ~ bit 33(Data[1-32])
Data[1-64] : ID number(transmission data)
FeliCa™card –IDM data(8bytes)
Mifare® card –Card serial number(4bytes)+0x00(4bytes)
Last Bit 66 : Odd parity of bit 34 ~ bit 65(Data[33-64])
<32bit>
Data[0-31] : ID number(transmission data)
<64bit>
Data[0-63] :
FeliCa™card –IDM data(8bytes)
Mifare® card –Card serial number(4bytes)+0x00(4bytes)

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8 Wiegand output timing and level
1.99mS
63uS
5V

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9 Function configuration (Communication setting)
9.1 Wiegand option set
Following is the communication frame for wiegand option setting. Since it is saved in flash
memory after the first setting, the reader does not need to be set again.
(115,200bps, 8 data, no parity, 1 stop bit)
STX
LENH
LENL
CMD
DATA
LRC
0x02
0x00
0x02
0xE0
DATA[0]
LENL ^ CMD ^ DATA[0]
( ^ : exclusive oring)
9.2 LED option set
Following is the communication frame for LED color setting. Since it is saved in flash memory
after the first setting, the reader does not need to be set again.
(115,200bps, 8 data, no parity, 1 stop bit)
STX
LENH
LENL
CMD
DATA[0]
LRC
0x02
0x00
0x02
0xE1
0- BLUE LED
ON
1- RED LED ON
LENL ^ CMD ^
DATA[0]
DATA[0]
State
Description
Bit7~3
RFU
RFU
Bit2
0
Parity Send(34 or 66bit) depend on ID bytes(No.1)
1
Parity Omit(32 or 64bit) depend on ID bytes(No.1)
Bit1
0
Forward ID byte order
1
Reverse ID byte order
Bit0
0
Not Read MIFARE card in Security Mode
(Security Mode : SAM authentication for FeliCa,
Reader enters security mode when SAM exists when boot.)
1
Read MIFARE card in Security Mode

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9.3 Mifare KEY type, Block number, ID position, Wiegand format option
set
Following is the communication frame for Mifare KEY type, Mifare block number, Mifare ID
position, Wiegand format option set. Since it is saved in flash memory after the first setting, the
reader does not need to be set again.
(115,200bps, 8 data, no parity, 1 stop bit)
STX
LENH
LENL
CMD
DATA
LRC
0x02
0x00
0x0B
0xE2
DATA[1] ~ DATA[10]
LENL ^ CMD ^ DATA[0]
( ^ : exclusive oring)
Cf. Wiegand 34Bit, 48Bit, 66Bit is following Wiegand Parity option of command 0xE0 bit2.
DATA[x]
State
Description
DATA[1]
Mifare KEY type
0: A KEY
1: B KEY
DATA[2]
Mifare Block Number
Mifare Block Number: 0 ~ 0xFF
DATA[3]
RFU
Recommend 0xFF
DATA[4]
RFU
Recommend 0xFF
DATA[5]
RFU
Recommend 0xFF
DATA[6]
RFU
Recommend 0xFF
DATA[7]
RFU
Recommend 0xFF
DATA[8]
RFU
Recommend 0xFF
DATA[9]
Mifare ID Position
ID Position: 0 ~ 0xFF
DATA[10]
Wiegand Length
Wiegand Data length: 0x04 Wiegand 32bit
0x07 Wiegand 56bit
Else anything: Wiegand 64bit

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9.4 KEY Mode option set
Following is the communication frame for Key mode setting. Since it is saved in flash memory
after the first setting, the reader does not need to be set again.
(115,200bps, 8 data, no parity, 1 stop bit)
STX
LENH
LENL
CMD
DATA
LRC
0x02
0x00
0x02
0xE3
0x01
DATA[1]
LENL ^ CMD ^ DATA[0]
( ^ : exclusive oring)
9.5 PASS Buffer Length option set
Following is the PASS Buffer communication frame for setting. Since it is saved in flash memory
after the first setting, the reader does not need to be set again.
(115,200bps, 8 data, no parity, 1 stop bit)
STX
LENH
LENL
CMD
DATA
LRC
0x02
0x00
0x02
0xE3
0x02
DATA[1]
DATA[2]
LENL ^ CMD ^ DATA[0]
( ^ : exclusive oring)
DATA[0]
State
Description
0x00
Direct Mode + PIN
Input KEY Direct mode –CARD detect & PIN
0x01
Buffer Mode + PIN
Input KEY Buffer mode –CARD detect & PIN
0x02
Direct Mode
Input KEY Direct mode
0x03
Buffer Mode
Input KEY Buffer mode
DATA[x]
State
Description
DATA[1]
MINIMUM Length
Set password minimum length (Range: 1~11)
DATA[2]
MAXIMUM Length
Set password maximum length (Range: DATA[1]~12)

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9.6 KEY Timeout option set
Following is the communication frame for key time out option setting. Since it is saved in flash
memory after the first setting, the reader does not need to be set again.
(115,200bps, 8 data, no parity, 1 stop bit)
STX
LENH
LENL
CMD
DATA
LRC
0x02
0x00
0x02
0xE3
0x03
DATA[1]
LENL ^ CMD ^ DATA[0]
( ^ : exclusive oring)
9.7 KEY Sensitive option set
Following is the communication frame for Touch Key sensitive option setting. Since it is saved in
flash memory after the first setting, the reader does not need to be set again.
(115,200bps, 8 data, no parity, 1 stop bit)
STX
LENH
LENL
CMD
DATA
LRC
0x02
0x00
0x02
0xE3
0x04
DATA[1]
LENL ^ CMD ^ DATA[0]
( ^ : exclusive oring)
9.8 KEY Push Buzzer option set
Following is the communication frame for Key push buzzer option setting. Since it is saved in
flash memory after the first setting, the reader does not need to be set again.
(115,200bps, 8 data, no parity, 1 stop bit)
STX
LENH
LENL
CMD
DATA
LRC
0x02
0x00
0x02
0xE3
0x05
DATA[1]
LENL ^ CMD ^ DATA[0]
( ^ : exclusive oring)
DATA[1]
State
Description
0x01~0x0A
Touch Key Timeout
Touch Key timeout setting (Range: 0x01~0x0A)
DATA[1]
State
Description
0x01~0x04
Touch Key Sensitive
Touch KEY sensitive set
(Lower value is more sensitive)

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9.9 RF Scan option set
Following is the communication frame for RF Scan setting. Since it is saved in flash memory after
the first setting, the reader does not need to be set again
(115,200bps, 8 data, no parity, 1 stop bit)
STX
LENH
LENL
CMD
DATA
LRC
0x02
0x00
0x02
0xE3
0x06
DATA[1]
LENL ^ CMD ^ DATA[0]
( ^ : exclusive oring)
DATA[1]
State
Description
0x00
BUZZER ON
Touch KEY, All buzzer sound ON
0x01
BUZZER PUSH SOUND
OFF
KEY Touch sound OFF, Indicator sound is ON
0x02
BUZZER OFF
Touch KEY, All buzzer sound OFF
DATA[1]
State
Description
Bit7
0
TYPE-A / MIFARE Scan Off
1
TYPE-A / MIFARE Scan ON
Bit6
0
TYPE-B Scan Off
1
TYPE-B Scan ON
Bit5
0
FELICA Scan Off
1
FELICA Scan ON
Bit4
RFU
RFU
Bit3
0
15693 Scan Off
1
15693 Scan ON
Bit2 ~ Bit0
RFU
RFU

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10 Function configuration (KEY setting)
10.1 Enter admin setting mode
-Using DE-960 Touch KEY, you can enter admin setting mode.
<How to enter Admin setting mode>
1. Press “*” “*” (two times) “5” “#”, buzzer sounds and it enters “Admin password input mode”
2. Input password (Max. 8 digit, Default. 12345678)
3. Press “#” then RED/BLUE LED will blink and finally enter setting mode..
4. Input the mode number to change.
5. Press “#” to finish and press “*” to go back to the setting menu.
6. If there is no more input during 10sec, it automatically finishes.
-PASSWORD can be changed through F/W build.
10.2 Enter user setting mode
-Using DE-960 Touch KEY, you can enter user setting mode.
-How to enter user setting mode.
7. Press “*” “*” (two times) “8” “#” then buzzer sounds and it enters “Admin password input
mode”
8. Input password (Max. 4 digit, Default. 1234)
9. Press “#” then RED/BLUE LED will blink and finally enter setting mode..
10. Input the mode number to change.
11. Press “#” to finish and press “*” to go back to previous setting menu.
12. If there is no more input during 10sec, it automatically finishes.
-PASSWORD can be changed through F/W build.

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10.3 KEY Mode setting
-When RED/BLUE LED keep blinking, press “1” to enter KEY mode setting menu.
-After entering, press option number below.
-Press option number and “#” to save option to flash memory. Then DE-960 will reboot.
-Press“*” to return to setting menu.
-It would be set to 1 (Direct Mode + PIN) If you press other buttons except 1~4.
Cf. this mode is only available in admin mode.
10.4 Default LED setting
-When RED/BLUE LED keep blinking, press “2” to enter default LED setting menu.
-After entering, press option number below.
-Press option number and “#” to save option to flash memory. Then DE-960 will reboot.
-Press“*” to return to setting menu.
-It would be set to 1 (Default LED RED) If you press other buttons except 1~2.
KEY
State
Description
1
Direct Mode + PIN
Input KEY Direct mode –CARD detect & PIN
2
Buffer Mode + PIN
Input KEY Buffer mode –CARD detect & PIN
3
Direct Mode
Input KEY Direct mode
4
Buffer Mode
Input KEY Buffer mode
KEY
State
Description
1
Default LED RED
Default LED RED
2
Default LED BLUE
Default LED BLUE

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10.5 KEY Push Buzzer setting
-When RED/BLUE LED keep blinking, press “3” to enter KEY push buzzer setting menu.
-After entering, press option number below.
-Press option number and “#” to save option to flash memory. Then DE-960 will reboot.
-Press“*” to return to setting menu.
-It would be set to 1 (ALL Buzzer ON) If you press other buttons except 1~3.
10.6 Wiegand Length setting
-When RED/BLUE LED keep blinking, press “4” to enter Wiegand setting menu.
-After entering, press option number below.
-Press option number and “#” to save option to flash memory. Then DE-960 will reboot.
-Press“*” to return to setting menu.
-It would be set to 1 (Wiegand 32Bit) if you press other buttons except 1~4.
Cf. this mode is only available in admin mode.
KEY
State
Description
1
ALL Buzzer ON
Buzzer all turns on about KEY
2
Buzzer Push sound OFF
Buzzer turns off when press KEY, but indicator
buzzer will be play.
3
ALL Buzzer OFF
Buzzer all turns off about KEY
KEY
State
Description
1
Wiegand 32Bit
Card Wiegand Data 32bit
2
Wiegand 34Bit
Card Wiegand Data 34bit
3
Wiegand 64Bit
Card Wiegand Data 64bit
4
Wiegand 66Bit
Card Wiegand Data 66bit