Kaba MIFARE User manual

Compact Reader MIFARE
Compact Reader LEGIC
Technical Manual
Doc. No. k4evo707en-2012-07

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Publication: 06/2012
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1About this document..................................................................................7
1.1 Conventions .................................................................................................8
1.2 Indicators for the different firmware options.................................................8
1.3 Validity..........................................................................................................8
1.4 Supplementary documents ..........................................................................9
1.5 Document availability ...................................................................................9
1.6 Revision notification .....................................................................................9
1.7 Abbreviations/Definitions of terms..............................................................10
2Device description....................................................................................11
2.1 Structure.....................................................................................................11
2.2 Overview of system solutions MIFARE/LEGIC ..........................................12
2.3 MIFARE/LEGIC module .............................................................................13
2.3.1 Anti-collision (several badges in the field)..................................................13
2.3.2 Overview of supported RFID technologies with possible media applications13
2.3.3 Launching Compact Reader LEGIC (issuing write authorization) .............14
2.4 Reading and writing properties ..................................................................14
2.4.1 Distance between antenna.........................................................................14
2.4.2 Compact Reader distance - metal bodies..................................................15
2.4.3 Antenna adaptation ....................................................................................15
2.4.4 Typical maximum reading distances with Compact Reader MIFARE .......15
2.4.5 Typical maximum reading distances with Compact Reader LEGIC ..........15
2.4.6 Reading and writing distance in the case of direct mounting on metal surfaces
....................................................................................................................15
2.5 Connections ...............................................................................................16
2.5.1 Overview of pin assignment .......................................................................16
2.5.2 Power supply (7) ........................................................................................17
2.5.3 Output OUT (4)...........................................................................................17
2.5.4 Connecting the tamper switch (6) ..............................................................17
2.5.5 Inputs IN1 and IN2 (5) ................................................................................18
2.5.6 RS-485 interface (3) ...................................................................................19
2.5.7 Connecting electric strike ...........................................................................19
2.6 Technical data ............................................................................................20
2.6.1 Dimension drawing.....................................................................................21
2.7 Conformity ..................................................................................................21
3Mounting with installation instructions..................................................22
3.1 Mounting Compact Reader ........................................................................22
3.2 Permissible cable lengths and types..........................................................23
3.2.1 RS-485 connection and power supply .......................................................23
3.3 Grounding concept.....................................................................................24
3.3.1 Power supply..............................................................................................24
3.3.2 Communication connections ......................................................................24
3.4 Installation instructions for the power supply .............................................24
3.4.1 Central power supply .................................................................................24
3.4.2 Local power supply.....................................................................................24
3.5 Installation instructions for the communication connections ......................25
3.5.1 RS-485 cabling...........................................................................................25

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4Online operation with firmware option Access Manager .....................27
4.1 Topology.....................................................................................................27
4.2 Functions with firmware option Access Manager.......................................28
4.2.1 Putting the standalone access control into operation (without host system)29
4.2.2 Electric strike operating mode ....................................................................30
4.2.3 System requirements .................................................................................30
4.3 MIFARE/LEGIC module .............................................................................31
4.3.1 Supported RFID technologies with possible media applications ...............31
4.4 Configuration with firmware option Access Manager.................................32
4.4.1 Changing the settings.................................................................................32
4.4.2 Overview of DIP switches...........................................................................32
4.4.3 RS-485 interface ........................................................................................33
4.4.4 Addressing the Compact Reader ...............................................................33
4.4.5 Inputs IN1 and IN2 .....................................................................................34
4.5 Factory reset or firmware update with DIP switch 6...................................34
4.6 Antenna adaptation ....................................................................................35
4.7 LED display ................................................................................................35
4.8 Putting into operation using the checklist...................................................36
4.8.1 Mounting and connection ...........................................................................36
4.8.2 Configuring .................................................................................................36
4.8.3 Parameterizing (online) ..............................................................................36
4.8.4 Putting the Compact Reader into operation ...............................................36
4.9 Maintenance...............................................................................................37
4.9.1 Restart ........................................................................................................37
4.9.2 Factory reset...............................................................................................37
4.9.3 Firmware / LEGIC OS update ....................................................................38
4.9.4 Cross upgrade............................................................................................40
5Online operation with firmware option cDML........................................41
5.1 Topology.....................................................................................................41
5.2 Functionalities with firmware option cDML.................................................42
5.2.1 Electric strike operating mode ....................................................................43
5.2.2 System requirements .................................................................................43
5.3 LEGIC module............................................................................................44
5.3.1 Supported RFID technologies with possible media applications ...............44
5.4 Configuration with firmware option cDML ..................................................45
5.4.1 Changing the settings.................................................................................45
5.4.2 Overview of DIP switches...........................................................................45
5.4.3 RS-485 interface ........................................................................................46
5.4.4 Addressing the Compact Reader ...............................................................46
5.4.5 Inputs IN1 and IN2 .....................................................................................47
5.5 Factory reset or firmware update with DIP switch 6...................................47
5.6 Antenna adaptation ....................................................................................48
5.7 LED display ................................................................................................48
5.8 Putting into operation using the checklist...................................................49
5.8.1 Mounting and connection ...........................................................................49
5.8.2 Configuring .................................................................................................49
5.8.3 Parameterizing (online) ..............................................................................49
5.8.4 Putting the Compact Reader into operation ...............................................49
5.9 Maintenance...............................................................................................50
5.9.1 Restart ........................................................................................................50
5.9.2 Factory reset...............................................................................................50
5.9.3 Firmware update ........................................................................................51

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5.9.4 Cross upgrade............................................................................................52
6Online operation with firmware option Subterminal .............................53
6.1 Topology.....................................................................................................53
6.2 Functionalities with firmware option Subterminal.......................................53
6.2.1 System requirements .................................................................................53
6.3 MIFARE/LEGIC module .............................................................................54
6.3.1 Supported RFID technologies with possible media applications ...............54
6.4 Configuration with firmware option Subterminal ........................................55
6.4.1 Changing the settings ................................................................................55
6.4.2 Overview of DIP switches ..........................................................................56
6.4.3 Addressing the Compact Reader ...............................................................56
6.4.4 Connection and configuration ....................................................................57
6.5 Putting into operation .................................................................................57
6.6 LED display ................................................................................................58
6.7 Maintenance...............................................................................................58
6.7.1 Cold start ....................................................................................................58
6.7.2 Firmware / LEGIC OS update ....................................................................59
6.7.3 Cross upgrade............................................................................................60
7Standalone operation with firmware option E300 V4 ............................61
7.1 Topology.....................................................................................................61
7.2 Functionalities with firmware option E300 V4 ............................................62
7.2.1 Operation as validation actuator ................................................................63
7.2.2 Electric strike operating mode....................................................................63
7.3 MIFARE/LEGIC module .............................................................................65
7.3.1 Supported RFID technologies with possible media applications ...............65
7.4 Configuration with firmware option E300 V4..............................................66
7.4.1 Changing the settings ................................................................................66
7.4.2 Overview of DIP switches ..........................................................................66
7.4.3 Choosing the mode ....................................................................................67
7.4.4 Input IN1 (s-module)...................................................................................68
7.4.5 Output OUT ................................................................................................68
7.4.6 Electric strike connection ...........................................................................68
7.5 INI reset or firmware update with DIP switch 6 ..........................................69
7.6 Antenna adaptation ....................................................................................69
7.7 LED display ................................................................................................69
7.8 Putting into operation using the checklist...................................................70
7.8.1 Mounting and connection ...........................................................................70
7.8.2 Configuring .................................................................................................70
7.8.3 Putting the Compact Reader (control unit) into operation..........................70
7.9 Maintenance...............................................................................................71
7.9.1 Restart........................................................................................................71
7.9.2 INI reset......................................................................................................71
7.9.3 Firmware / LEGIC OS update ....................................................................73
7.9.4 Setting/refreshing the configuration ...........................................................75
7.9.5 Crossgrade.................................................................................................75

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8Standalone operation with firmware option N/T/U300 V3.....................76
8.1 Functions with Firmware Option N/T/U300 V3...........................................76
8.2 LEGIC module............................................................................................76
8.3 Choosing the mode ....................................................................................77
8.4 Maintenance...............................................................................................77
8.4.1 Programming with the programmer 1364...................................................77
8.4.2 INI reset ......................................................................................................77
8.4.3 Firmware update ........................................................................................78
8.4.4 Upgrade / downgrade (crossgrade) ...........................................................78
9Error correction........................................................................................79
9.1 During installation.......................................................................................79
9.1.1 The Compact Reader is not recognized by the host system .....................79
9.1.2 The Compact Reader does not read correctly ...........................................79
9.2 During operation.........................................................................................79
9.2.1 The Compact Reader is not or is only temporarily recognized by the host
system ........................................................................................................79
9.2.2 The Compact Reader does not read correctly ...........................................79
9.2.3 Time-related sequence of the access point control system is not correct .79
10 Dismantling and disposal........................................................................80
10.1 General information....................................................................................80
10.2 Dismantling.................................................................................................80
10.3 Disposal......................................................................................................80
11 Annexes.....................................................................................................81
11.1 Conformity of Compact Reader MIFARE/Compact Reader LEGIC...........81
11.1.1 General.......................................................................................................81
11.1.2 Intended usage...........................................................................................81
11.1.3 Standards and guidelines...........................................................................82
11.1.4 Declaration of conformity............................................................................82
11.1.5 Device mark................................................................................................82
11.1.6 Manufacturer ..............................................................................................82

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1 About this document
This document describes the basic functions, mounting, installation, configuration, putting into
operation, and maintenance work associated with the Compact Readers MIFARE/LEGIC. By
consistently observing the instructions, you can ensure that the product is used correctly and safely.
The Compact Readers MIFARE/LEGIC are used in a wide range of Kaba system solutions. The
only differences are the particular firmware options for the corresponding applications. Given the
different firmware options, some individual functionality may differ.
The table below provides an overview of the different firmware options and the chapters they can
be found in.
See also Chapter 2.2 Overview of system solutions MIFARE/LEGIC, Page 12

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1.1 Conventions
The Compact Reader MIFARE/LEGIC is also referred to as follows in other instructions:
Kaba B-web 91 10 (B-COMM)
Kaba Compact Reader (Kaba evolo)
IMPORTANT
This document is only valid in combination with the TM_Info, which has to be read and understood.
This applies in particular to:
Safety regulations
Target groups and their qualifications
Unless expressly stated otherwise, the term Compact Reader refers to the Compact Reader
MIFARE and Compact Reader LEGIC
1.2 Indicators for the different firmware options
IMPORTANT
The firmware may only be updated by authorized and trained sales partners (see specific chapters).
Significance of the firmware release number
M
A MIFARE
LEGIC
RC
A
RCB
RCC
RCE
Compact Reader with firmware option E300 V4 or N/T/U300 V3
Compact Reader with firmware option Access Manager
Compact Reader with firmware option Subterminal
Compact Reader with firmware option cDML (AMC/II)
01.00
41.00
31.00
Version e.g. for Option Access Manager
Version example for Kaba evolo E300 V4
Version example for Kaba elolegic N/T/U300 V3
R Final and released version
A Subversion
_
Reserve
1.3 Validity
The information in this document is valid as of the following firmware releases:
MIFARE:
Online with firmware option Access Manager MRCB01.00Rx
Online with firmware option Subterminal MRCC01.00Rx
Standalone with firmware option E300 V4 MRCA41.00Rx
LEGIC:
Online with firmware option Access Manager ARCB01.00Rx
Online with firmware option cDML ARCE01.00Rx
Online with firmware option Subterminal ARCC01.00Rx
Standalone with firmware option E300 V4 ARCA41.00Rx
Standalone with firmware option N/T/U300 V3 ARCA31.00Rx

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1.4 Supplementary documents
Article number Name Availability
TM_Info_V0x Generally valid information
TM_Access_Manager Access manager - Technical Manual
http://ftp.kaba.com/ExosDownload
Kaba portal AC in some cases
RM_Access_Manager Access manager - Reference Manual
PGL_Subject_Kabaexos_9300 Planning guidelines based on the subject concerned
(e.g., media)
Internal online help and
CM_Kaba_Media_Manager
Kaba Media Manager
Configuration Manual for media
CM_ARIOS_Kabaexos_9300 Basic information for putting Kaba exos 9300 into
operation
Kaba exos online help Parameter setting, various door configurations with
associated time-based diagrams
04042169 B-web 93 00 manual
04042191 B-Client HR10 manual
https://portal.kaba.biz/de *104037204 B-COMM Java manual
k1evo801de-xx Kaba Programmer 1460 User Manual
*1 Registered users access this site via their own account,
other users via the following guest account:
Customer number: (leave blank)
User name: [email protected]
Password: k5s-7smq
Kaba Portal AC
1.5 Document availability
All documents are stored on the Kaba Access Control Portal portal.kaba.biz in the section
Online/Kaba exos 9300.
This document is stored in the portal portal.kaba.biz in the section:
Online/Kaba exos 9300/Hardware\Manuals\70120_Reader
And on the FTP server ftp://ftp.kaba.com/ExosDownloadin the following directories:
As a PDF file:
000_Content_Portal_AC\Online\Kaba exos 9300\Hardware\Manuals\70120_Reader
As a Word document:
110_ResourcesProductDocumentation_Kabaexos\Deutsch\70000_OnlineKomponenten\
70120_Leser
1.6 Revision notification
The most important changes which this manual has undergone since the last issue are listed below:
V
ersion numbe
r
Edition Brief description
TM_Compact_Reader_V01 02/2012 Modification to documentation and integration of LEGIC
TM_Remote_Reader_V02 06/2012 Integration of LEGIC V3 (Chapter 8), Putting the
standalone access control into operation (Chapter 4.2.1)

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1.7 Abbreviations/Definitions of terms
Abbreviation Term
Host Host system
KCP Kaba Communication Protocol (RS-485)
BPA/9 Subset Protocol for Subterminal communication via RS-485
BPA = Benzing Protocol Asynchronous
Control unit Access manager or B-web terminal
KMM Kaba Media Manager
Restart Reset with firmware option E300 V4 or N/T/U300 V3
Warm start with firmware option Subterminal
Factory reset INI reset with firmware option E300 V4 or N/T/U300 V3
Cold start with firmware option Subterminal
Remote reader Remote Reader MIFARE (RR-M) or Remote Reader LEGIC (RR-L)
Access manager Access Manager MIFARE (AM-M) or Access Manager LEGIC (AM-L)
Compact Reader Compact Reader MIFARE (CR-M) or Compact Reader LEGIC (CR-L)
Programmer Kaba Programmer 1460 or Kaba Programmer 1364
Standalone V4 CardLink 1.1 (actuator status, media traceback)
Standalone with firmware option E300 V4 (Kaba evolo)
Programmer 1460
Standalone V3 CardLink 1.0 (actuator status)
Standalone with firmware option N/T/U300 (Kaba elolegic)
Programmer 1364

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2 Device description
Unless otherwise specified, the descriptions provided in this chapter apply to
Compact Reader MIFARE and Compact Reader LEGIC
The Compact Reader either controls and monitors access control at the access points, or records
coming/leaving bookings as part of time registration.
Depending on the firmware option, the Compact Reader works as a standalone component or in
online operation is linked via an RS-485 interface to an access manager or time registration
terminal.
The robust reading properties of the integrated antenna permit direct mounting on metal surfaces
while maintaining almost constant function and convenient user identification. The integrated
display elements signal both the operating state and access decision visually as well as
acoustically.
Thanks to the new quickwire technology, installation is quick and easy. The device is wired to
the mounting plate plug; the housing with integrated electronics is clicked on with ease and fixed
in position.
Not only a frame contact, but also a door opener key or door handle contact can be connected for
monitoring of the access point. The door opener is activated by the fitted relay.
If CardLink standalone components are used, the Compact Reader supports validation and
devalidation functions.
2.1 Structure
All connections are described in this chapter, regardless of firmware option
The functions, MIFARE/LEGIC module, addressing or mode and the programmer interface
(firmware update) are determined by the various firmware options and are therefore described in
the corresponding chapters; an overview can be found in Chapter 1/Page 7

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2.2 Overview of system solutions MIFARE/LEGIC
Hardware Kaba exos B-COMM Kaba evolo
Access manager   --
Terminal B-web 93 00   --
Terminal B-web 94 20 -- -- 
Remote reader:
Firmware option Access Manager
Firmware option Subterminal
Firmware option E300 V4
Firmware option N/T/U300 V3 (LEGIC only)

--
CardLink 1.1
CardLink 1.0


CardLink 1.1
CardLink 1.0
--
--


Compact Reade
r
:
Firmware option Access Manager
Firmware option cDML (LEGIC only)
Firmware option Subterminal
Firmware option E300 V4
Firmware option N/T/U300 V3 (LEGIC only)


--
CardLink 1.1
CardLink 1.0

--

CardLink 1.1
CardLink 1.0
--
--
--



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2.3 MIFARE/LEGIC module
2.3.1 Anti-collision (several badges in the field)
If the Compact Reader detects more than one badge with the same technology
(ISO 14443A or ISO 15693), it either reads nothing at all or selects one badge at random.
2.3.2 Overview of supported RFID technologies with possible media applications
IMPORTANT
The table below shows which RFID technologies and media applications are supported.
An X indicates where this applies to at least one of the firmware options.
The corresponding chapters describe what the various firmware options support
(see also Chapter 1 / Page 7)
.
Supported RFID technologies MIFARE
DESFire MIFARE Classic LEGIC
advant LEGIC prime
Supported RFID standard
MIFARE ISO 14443A MIFARE ISO 14443A LEGIC ISO 14443A LEGIC ISO 15693 LEGIC RF
Media applications:
Unique number (UID) X X X X X
Safe UID X X X X X
Card ID X X X X
Kaba Group Header X X X
Kaba advant ID X X
LEGIC access™ (advant) X X
LEGIC access™ pool (prime) X
CardLink 1.1
•Data
•Actuator status
•Media traceback
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
CardLink 1.0
•Data incl. actuator status
X
Other media numbers X X X X X
2.3.2.1 MIFARE
Anything that can be defined in Kaba Media Manager is also evaluated by the system. MIFARE
DESFire or MIFARE Classic media with different media applications can be read and written to by
the same Compact Reader MIFARE.
Explanations and programming options for Kaba Media Manager can be found in documentation
CM_KabaMediaManager
2.3.2.2 LEGIC
LEGIC prime or LEGIC advant media with different media applications can be read and written to
by the same Compact Reader LEGIC (LEGIC advant media can only be written to with LEGIC
advant components).
Dual chip card
Dual chip card with LEGIC advant (14443 A) and CardLink LEGIC prime (LEGIC RF) is supported

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2.3.3 Launching Compact Reader LEGIC (issuing write authorization)
In order to validate write-protected CardLink segments for example, the respective Compact
Reader for this segment must be launched (so that the Compact Reader LEGIC can write to the
medium).
2.3.3.1 Launching (issuing write authorization)
Only with standalone (Kaba evolo)
1. Assign Master A or B to Compact Reader
2. Set in programming mode with Master A or B
Launching LEGIC prime with SAM 63 or LEGIC advant with security card C2 (SC-C2)
1. Present launching media SAM 63/security card C2 to the Compact Reader to be launched for
around 15s
- LED green on during launch process
2. If the launch was a success, the Compact Reader acknowledges this fact with a triple beep and
the LED green off
- if the card was removed from the RFID field too quickly, there are no signals
- if the launch was not successful, this is signaled as access not authorized
3. If a Compact Reader was already successfully launched with the same SAM 63/C2, it confirms
immediately with a triple beep
2.3.3.2 Deleting launch data
Launched data can be deleted as follows:
All launched data, stamps from all segments are deleted when the Compact Reader is reset to
the basic state (see corresponding Chapter on Factory reset/Cold start/INI reset)
Individual stamps can be deleted with the respective SAM 64 (same procedure as launching)
2.4 Reading and writing properties
Basic technical correlations
The larger the antenna in the media, the greater the reading and writing distance.
Metallic environments slightly reduce the reading and writing distance
The reading and writing distances depend on the media manufacturer
The writing distances of badges are generally approx. 5% less than the reading distances
With a key fob, the difference may be up to 20%
2.4.1 Distance between antenna
Multiple RFID fields next to each other interfere with each other, and as a result the reading and
writing distance may be reduced. A sufficient distance must therefore be maintained between the
antennas, especially for entry and exit readers.

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2.4.2 Compact Reader distance - metal bodies
Influence of the magnetic field near the reader by a metal body results in shorter reading distances
and may even cause failure of the reading functions. In metallic environments, the electromagnetic
field is short-circuited.
IMPORTANT
For mounting on metal surfaces, we recommend surface cable mounting with a spacer frame to
maximize the antenna range
The antenna's reading/writing quality must be checked in all cases.
An air gap in the conductive body is often sufficient to weaken the magnetic circuit to such an
extent that the antenna is no longer affected to any considerable degree
Move slide switch with metallic base to Metal
2.4.3 Antenna adaptation
The slide switch can be used to calibrate the antenna for mounting on metallic or non-metallic
bases.
Always put the slide switch in the Air position, except when using a metallic base. The slide switch
is set to the Air position on delivery (default).
Position Meaning
In Air position for a non-metallic base;
(default)
In Metal position for a metallic base
2.4.4 Typical maximum reading distances with Compact Reader MIFARE
1 = badge, MIFARE Classic/DESFire
2 = key fob, MIFARE DESFire
2.4.5 Typical maximum reading distances with Compact Reader LEGIC
1 = badge, ISO 14443A
2 = key fob, ISO 14443A
3 = badge, LEGIC RF
4 = badge, ISO 15693
5 = Kaba elolegic smart key, LEGIC RF
2.4.6 Reading and writing distance in the case of direct mounting on metal surfaces
If the Compact Reader is mounted directly on a metal surface, the reading distances in the above
graphics are located in the shorter range in each case.
Air Metal
Air Metal

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2.5 Connections
2.5.1 Overview of pin assignment
Pin Meaning Pin Meaning
1 Power supply – DC/AC 9 Tamper switch
2 + DC/AC 10
RS-485 interface
A
3
Relay output
NC (normally closed) 11 B
4 COM 12 C
5 NO (normally open)
6
Inputs
GND (common ground)
7 Door handle contact or door
opener key REX (IN1)
8 Frame contact FC (IN2)
IMPORTANT
Given the different use (firmware options), individual connections can be used for different purposes
or not at all.
Disconnect the Compact Reader from the power supply before carrying out any wiring work directly
on it
Use cable ferrules for the connections
For information on the maximum cable lengths, see Chapter 3.2.1 / Page 23
24V
12V
1
4
7
8
6
5
3
2
ABC
Air/Metal
ON
61
112
RS-485

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2.5.2 Power supply (7)
Terminal
number Meaning
1 - DC/AC 0 V DC/AC
2 + DC/AC 10 … 34 V DC or 12 … 27 V AC, 50/60 Hz
Power consumption: typically 1.2 W; max. 2.2 W
For information on the maximum cable length, see Chapter 3.2.1 / Page 23
2.5.3 Output OUT (4)
One output OUT is available (e.g., an electric strike):
Terminal
number Meaning
3 NC (normally closed)
4 COM
5 NO (normally open)
2.5.4 Connecting the tamper switch (6)
Where necessary, the external tamper monitoring function of the Compact Reader can be
connected. As soon as the PCB (in the housing) is lifted off the mounting plate plug, this
interruption to the connection (e.g., at the input of the parent control unit) can be evaluated as
sabotage. When closed, terminals 6 and 9 are connected to the PCB via a 680 ohm resistor.
Terminal numbe
r
Meaning
9 Tamper switch (tamper)
6 GND (common ground)

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2.5.5 Inputs IN1 and IN2 (5)
The input circuits listed below are valid for IN1 and IN2. They can be connected as inputs with or
without line monitoring. It is possible to define both the line monitoring and the logic for the inputs
on an individual basis in the host system.
DIP switches 3 and 4 are used to define the inputs.
2.5.5.1 Inputs without line monitoring
2.5.5.2 Inputs with line monitoring
For monitoring purposes, the lines must be connected with resistors (R=680Ω, ¼W 2%).
The resistors must be attached directly to the external contact in a tamper-proof way.
2.5.5.3 Connecting the inputs
Terminal numbe
r
Meaning
6 GND (common ground)
7 Input 1 (REX) Door opener key or door handle contact
8 Input 2 (FC) Frame contact

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2.5.6 RS-485 interface (3)
The Compact Reader communicates with the parent access manager, a time registration terminal
or the Kaba exos AMC/II via the RS-485 interface (3).
A firmware / LEGIC OS update can now also be carried out with the service tool via access
manager (via Ethernet and the RS-485 interface); see chapter 4.9.3 / page 38.
Protocol:
Kaba Communication Protocol with firmware option Access Manager
BPA/9 subset protocol with firmware option Subterminal and firmware option cDML
For information on the RS-485 cable, see Chapter 3.2.1 / Page 23
and on the cabling/bus termination, Chapter 3.5.1 / Page 25.
2.5.6.1 Connecting the RS-485 interface
IMPORTANT
The shielding must be connected to the C connection
Connect the shieldingsof the RS-485 cables between the devices to each other
Terminal numbe
r
Meaning
10 RS-485 line A
11 RS-485 line B
12 RS-485 line C (common)
Shielding Connect to "common" with all devices
2.5.7 Connecting electric strike
Access point side Designation Connection/Function DIP switch
Doo
r
Output
IN2 Electric strike
Frame contact (FC)
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DIP 3
Inside IN1 Door opener key/door handle contact (REX) DIP 4

Device description
20 k4evo707en-2012-07
2.6 Technical data
Mechanics
Mounting In indoor or secured outdoor area
Flush cable mounting with rear panel or
surface cable mounting with spacer frame
Direct mounting on metal or neutral base, can be changed over
Housing Spacer frame/rear panel:
Material: PC-ABS
Color: RAL 9005, jet black, silk matt
Frame:
Material: PC-ABS
Color: RAL 9006 white aluminum, matt; NCS S2502-B
Front:
Material: PMMA
Color: RAL 9005, jet black, mirrored
Dimensions Compact Reader incl. rear panel: 88.5 x 88.5 x 19.4 mm (L x W x H)
Compact Reader incl. spacer frame: 88.5 x 88.5 x 26.4 mm (L x W x H)
Connections quickwire™
All of the wiring is located on the mounting plate. The connections are
established with screw terminals.
Power supply
Input voltage,
without external wiring
12 … 27 V AC, 50/60 Hz
10 ... 34 V DC
Power consumption: typically 1.2 W; max. 2.2 W
Interfaces
HF RFID Integrated antenna
RS-485 For connection to the parent control unit
Firmware Option Access Manager
KCP protocol; galvanic isolated, 2-wire
Baud rate 19200, 8 data bits, even parity, 1 stop bit
Terminating resistor for bus or star-shaped wiring
Firmware Option Subterminal and Firmware Option cDML
BPA/9 Subset protocol; galvanic isolated, 2-wire
Automatic baud rate detection (19,200/9,600 bauds)
7 data bits, even parity, 1 stop bit
Terminating resistor for bus or star-shaped wiring
Programming interface For firmware updates or programmer connection
Inputs and outputs
2 binary inputs Max. 5 V DC
With internal power supply and common ground, for connection of
insulated switches
Line monitoring (can be switched off)
1 relay output Changeover contact: max. 34 V DC/60 W or max. 27 V AC/60 VA
Cycles of operation at 30 V DC/1A typically 500,000
(VdS 2358 requirement is 200,000)
Cycles of operation at 30 V DC/2A typically 100,000