iCLASS SE AXS S40 Installation and operation manual
Engineering Manual for
AXS Series S40/S40i Keypad
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AXS SERIES S40 iCLASS SE® PIN-Contactless Reader: This integrated keypad and contactless reader is rated for
continuous outdoor use in exposed, unsupervised locations. Featuring genuine HID® iCLASS SE®, Seos®, contactless
technology, this access control keypad offers enhanced security by dual factor authentication. Authorized access
through a secured door or barrier can be gained by entry of a valid PIN and/or presentation of an authorized 13.56
MHz contactless card, token or Seos® device
This manual covers the S40 and S40i, and is available from www.storm-interface.com/downloads. Each individual
product includes a printed datasheet with just the essential information for installation.
Contents
Product Range and Accessories/Options
Supported Credentials
Installation / Wiring Connections
Fitting the Keypad
Wiegand Format / Configuration
Specifications/Regulatory
Whilst every effort is made to ensure details are correct at time of print, specifications are subject to change without notice.
HID ®, Seos® and iCLASS SE® are trademarks of HID Global Corporation / ASSA ABLOY AB.
Storm, Storm Interface and Storm AXS are trademarks of Keymat Technology Ltd.
Storm Interface products include technology protected by international patent and design registration.
Storm Interface is an ISO9001 registered company. Storm is a trading name of Keymat Technology Ltd
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Product Range
Two products are included in the range. The S40, which has a metal keypad, and the S40i, which has an illuminated
white polymer keypad. Both products can be powered via the 5V or 12V supply pins. However, the illumination will
only function when powered from 12V
A privacy shield (p/n 1KFS020) is available as an optional extra.
Supported Credentials
The following credentials are supported (additional controller set-up may be required):
iCLASS® Seos® 16KB ISO14443A
iCLASS SE® SE (32K, 2K) ISO15693
ISO14443B (requires config card)
iCLASS® Legacy (16K, 32K. 2K/2 ) ISO15369
iCLASS® SR (32K, 2K/2) ISO15693
MIFARE® Classic (4K, 1K )
SE (32K, 4K, 2K)
SR (32K/2)
NXP Ultralight
ISO14443A
DESFire® EV1 (8K SE, 4K, 2K, 1K) ISO14443A
Installation
Connection to the Controller is via a 12-way connector. The connector is removable to ease wiring.
Recommended locations and
wiring methods shall be in accordance
with the National Electrical Code, ANSI/NFPA 70. Use shielded cable.
Connections
are as follows:
Pin A – 5V power input – 5V at 200mA
Pin B – Beeper input. Active low, pulled up internally. Beep sounds when this pin is set low
Pin C – Card data hold. Active low, pulled up internally. Set low to hold card data transmission
Pin D – Tamper output. Connects to 0V when the tamper switch is closed, and is open circuit on a tamper
Pin E – 0V power and signal return
Pin F – 0V power and signal return
Pin G – RED LED input. Active low, pulled up internally. Low turns on the RED LED (default is on)
Pin H – GREEN LED input. Active low, pulled up internally. Low turns on the GREEN LED (takes precedence over RED)
Pin I – 12V power input – 200mA for S40, 250mA for S40i
Pin J – Weigand D1 output. Open collector, pulled up internally
Pin K – Wiegand D0 output. Open collector, pulled up internally
PinL– Tamperoutput.Opencircuitwhenthetamperswitchisclosed.Connectsto0Vontamper
ConnecttheControllerWiegandinputstotheS40Wiegandoutputs,andtheControllerBeepandLEDcontrol
outputstotherelevantS40BeepandLEDcontrolinputs
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Typical Wiring
Below is a typical wiring schedule – in this case between the S40 and the Kantech KT-300 Controller
The S40 is shown connected to control Door 2.
Where there is an LED connection, usually the GREEN LED connection is appropriate
Wire name Wire colour KT-300 S40
Wiegand Data 0 Green READ2 Green Pin K
Wiegand Data 1 White READ2 White Pin J
0V Black READER PWR GND Pin E or Pin F
+12V Red READER PWR +12V Pin I
Buzzer Blue OUT DOOR 2 BUZ Pin B
LED Brown OUT DOOR 2 LED Pin H
Shield Outer Foil EGND Do Not
Connect
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Physicalinstallation
- Using the case as a template, mark the position of the four holes (A) on the surface.
(or if fixing to an already installed UK or US back box use the relevant hole pattern)
- Drill fixing holes to suit the supplied fixing screws
- Push the cable through the sealing grommet and secure the case to the mounting surface using the fixing screws
- Make the electrical connections to the connector block (the connector block can be removed to aid wiring)
- Position the rubber seal on the mating edge of the rear case.
- Fix the keypad to the rear case using the security screws
- Use the nylon sealing washers under the screw heads to protect against moisture ingress
- Check the installation to ensure the rubber seal is in place and is compressed evenly around the perimeter of the
case.
Weigand Formats
For Cards
The reader’s Wiegand output easily interfaces with most existing Wiegand protocol access control panels.
The reader reads standard HID format data and will output data as encoded.
For MIFARE® cards the default setting is that the card data will be output as 32 bit. However, it can be configured if
required by the use of a separate CONFIG card (supplied by Storm Interface on request) to output 26-bit, 32-bit,, 37-
bit, 56-bit, or 64-bit Wiegand formats, based on the card serial number.
For PIN
The keypad supports 4, 8, 26, 32, 4/32 and 8/32 bit wiegand format for the PIN data (factory default is 4 bit).
In 4 or 8 bit mode : for each key press the appropriate wiegand code is transmitted. (NB: no site code is sent)
In 26 or 32 bit mode : the entry code (up to 5 digits) is transmitted together with the site code.
(NB : if your entry code is less than 5 digits you must press #, this adds leading zeros.
For example, if you press 131#, then 00131 will be transmitted)
In 4/32 or 8/32 bit mode, then the key presses will be transmitted in 4 or 8 bit Wiegand format.
Alternatively, you can force the output to 32 bit Wiegand format (no site code) using the following sequence
Press *
Press your entry code (up to 10 characters maximum)
Press #
For example: *123# will output 123 as 32 bit Weigand code (without site code)
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Configuration
On power-up, you have the option to
- change the wiegand format,
- change the site code, or
- reset to defaults.
Power up and press the ‘#’ key within 3 sec and the red led will start flashing, then enter the engineering code ‘#725’.
On acceptance, the green LED will be displayed for 2 seconds and the buzzer will sound a confirmation beep.
If the unit is left unattended during programming then after 10 seconds it will timeout and drop back into Entry Mode.
For 32 bit Wiegand, the site code
must be less than or equal to
‘65535’.
For 26 bit communication the site
code must be less than or equal
to ‘00255’.
ToEnterProgrammingMode,press
#725
Tochange
Wiegandformat
Press
1
Toselect
4bitformat
Press
1
Toselect
26bitformat
Press
3
Toselect
8bitformat
Press
2
Toselect
32bitformat
Press
4
Toresettofactory
defaults
Press
2
Tochange
SiteCode
Press
3
Enter thenew5
digitsitecode
Toexitprogrammingmenu
Press
0
Powerupandpress#within3seconds
Keypadisbackin
EntryMode,REDLED
ison
Toselect
8/32bitformat
Press
6
Toselect
4/32bitformat
Press
5
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Specifications
Card Compatibility iClass®, Mifare® serial number ISO15693, ISO14443A&B
Card Read Range 2-11 cm (depending on card)
Card Security V1 Security (Elite security by special order only)
Coupling Frequency 13.56 MHz
Power supply 5V +/- 10% or 12V +/- 15% DC 200mA / 250mA (illuminated)
(Illumination only active with a 12V power supply)
Tamper detection Normally open (N.O.), or normally closed (N.C.) tamper switch
Status Indication RED/GREEN or BEEP as driven by the attached Controller
Tamper switch Max 30V DC, 500mA
Operational Temperature -35°C to +65°C
Weather Resistance IP65
Vibration & Shock ETSI 6M3
Impact Resistance IK09 (10J Rating)
Immunity (ESD) 15kV air & contact
Cable distance to host 150m max, always use shielded cable.
Certifications CE / FCC / UL294 FCC ID 2AEEZ-DS40 IC 29008-DS40
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Change History
Engineering Manual Date Version Details
9/5/16 2.3
Added Change History page
Addition wiegand formats added to flowchart
page 5
Product Firmware Date Version Details
9/5/16 11 Added support for additional Weigand formats (
4/32 & 8/32)
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Regulatory Information
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules and Industry Canada licence exempt RSS standard(s).
Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
1. This device may not cause interference, and
2. This device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause
undesired operation of the device.
Le présent appareil est conforme aux CNR d'Industrie Canada applicables aux appareils radio exempts de licence.
L'exploitation est autorisée aux deux conditions suivantes :
(1) l'appareil ne doit pas produire de brouillage, et
(2) l'utilisateur de l'appareil doit accepter tout brouillage radioélectrique subi, même si le brouillage est susceptible
d'en compromettre le fonctionnement.
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to
part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a
residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed
and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However,
there is no guarantee that interference will not occur
in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can
be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or
more of the following measures:
—Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
—Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
—Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
—Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's
authority to operate the equipment
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