LenelS2 Slimline Economy 5000 Series User manual

Installation guide
LenelS2 Readers -
5000 Series Slimline Economy
Installation guide
Lenel Readers -
5000 Series Slimline Economy

2LenelS2 Readers - 5000 Series
Slimline Economy 13.56 MHz
- Technical specifications
Operating frequency 13.56 MHz.
Reading technologies
MIFARE® CSN 4 byte, MIFARE® CSN 7 byte, MIFARE Classic®, MIFARE Plus,
MIFARE® DESFire® 0.6, MIFARE DESFire EV1, MIFARE DESFire EV2**, MIFARE
DESFire EV3**. Also supports other ISO 14443 A/B* compatible cards.
*Not all ISO14443 B cards have been implemented in the reader, please
contact LenelS2 for more details on current status. MIFARE is a registered
trademark of NXP B.V. and is used under license. **Application coding must be in
accordance with EV1.
Communication protocols Wiegand, RS232
RS485 converter : OSDP 1, OSDP 2 (including secure channel), RS485
OSDP / RS485 converter
connector Supports a wire diameter from 20 to 24 AWG. Requires twisted pair cable.
Reading output format 24 to 64 (excluding parity bits).
Indicators LED, Green, Red and Yellow (Bi-color). Backlight in blue color. Buzzer.
Power supply 9 to 12 VDC
Current consumption
12 VDC, idle mode 35 mA**
Wiegand: 12 VDC, idle mode 35 mA, peak draw 92 mA (LED Bar setting =low,
Backlight setting = low)**
OSDP: 12 VDC, idle mode 46 mA, peak draw 114 mA (LED Bar setting =low,
Backlight setting = low)**
Operating temperature
-20° to +60°C
When installing readers in environments with extreme heat
(above +50°C) it is recommended to utilize the climate protection
LNL-R50000-WRW which provides additional shading to the reader.
Operating humidity 0 to 95% RHNC
(Relative Humidity No Condensation)
Ingress Protection
Classification IP65 / IK07
Dimension (W x H x D) 79 x 109 x 25
Configuration Methods Configuration card, reader tool software or factory configured readers.
Compliances
**Current draw differs depending on functionality used and can also be
limited in the reader configuration.
Current draw (idle) is defined as reader connected to power, no LED’s lit,
buzzer is not sounding and no reading of credential or key pressing is processed by
the reader. Current draw (peak) is defined as reader powered with both backlight and
LED frame lit (Yellow), buzzer is sounding and reader is reading a credential
while simultaneously a key pressing is processed.

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• 1pc Installation plate
• 1pc Reader module with front plate
• 1pc Front cover
• 1pcs Terminal connector (10-pin)
• 2pcs Installation screws
• 2pcs Screw plugs
• 1pc Cable strip
• 1pc Fixing screw
• 1pc Quick installation guide
Package content:
* Please note that all pictures in this manual are illustrations and do not represent the actual sizes and form of the
components.
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• 1pc Installation plate
• 1pc Reader module with front plate
• 1pc Front cover
• 1pcs Terminal connector (10-pin)
• 2pcs Installation screws
• 2pcs Screw plugs
• 1pc Cable strip
• 1pc Fixing screw
• 1pc Quick installation guide
Package content:
* Please note that all pictures in this manual are illustrations and do not represent the actual sizes and form
of the components.
1 x
1 x 2 x 2 x 1 x
If its ordered as a OSDP/RS485 reader it also contains an OSDP converter.

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~20 cm
In order to facilitate installation a cable length of 20 cm
is recommended.

5
Ensure that the installation plate is fixed in the correct direction, i.e.
the arrows pointing upwards.
5
Ensure that the installation plate is xed in the correct direction, i.e.
the arrows pointing upwards.

6
When installing directly to wall or door, use the installation holes as
picture describes. If using other screws than the ones supplied with the
reader, make sure to use a flat headed screw with a maximum height of
2.8 mm and a maximum diameter of 7.8 mm on the screw head.
Make sure not to tighten the screws too hard as doing so will deform
and skew the installation plate. This may affect the tamper switch func-
tionality of the reader. Countersunk screws should never be used.
6
When installing directly to wall or door, use the installation holes
as picture describes. If using other screws than the ones supplied
with the reader, make sure to use a at headed screw with a maxi-
mum height of 2.8 mm and a maximum diameter of 7.8 mm on the
screw head.
Make sure not to tighten the screws too hard as doing so will
deform and skew the installation plate. This may aect the tamper
switch functionality of the reader. Countersunk screws should
never be used.
44mm
113mm
10mm

7
Make sure to place the terminal connector with the fastening screws
facing towards you.
7
Make sure to place the terminal connector with the fastening
screws facing towards you.
P3 - Black Socket

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1. Maximum wiegand cable length is 150 meters and requires a high
quality shielded cable with minimum AWG18 dimension (=0.8231mm2)
in an environment free from electrical noise.
2. Wiegand requires dedicated wires for external control of green LED,
red LED, buzzer and keypad backlight LED.
BZ
R-LED
G-LED
GND
D0
D1
RXD
TXD
GND
DC+
P3
Black
BZ
R-LED
G-LED
GND
D0
D1
RXD
TXD
GND
DC+
External Buzzer control
External Red LED control
External Green LED control
Ground
Wiegand Data1
Wiegand Data0
RS232 -
RS232 +
Ground
Power supply 9-12 VDC
DescriptionPIN Wiegand
x
x
x
-
x
x
-
-
x
x
P3 - Black
RS232
-
-
-
-
-
-
x
x
x
x
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1. Maximum wiegand cable length is 150 meters and requires
a high quality shielded cable with minimum AWG18 dimension
(=0.8231mm2) in an environment free from electrical noise.
2. Wiegand requires dedicated wires for external control of green
LED, red LED, buzzer and keypad backlight LED.
BZ
R-LED
G-LED
GND
D0
D1
RXD
TXD
GND
DC+
P3
Black
BZ
R-LED
G-LED
GND
D0
D1
RXD
TXD
GND
DC+
External Buzzer control
External Red LED control
External Green LED control
Ground
Wiegand Data1
Wiegand Data0
RS232 -
RS232 +
Ground
Power supply 9-12 VDC
DescriptionPIN Wiegand
x
x
x
-
x
x
-
-
x
x
P3 - Black
RS232
-
-
-
-
-
-
x
x
x
x

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OSDP / RS485 converter connector: Interface for converting RS232 to
RS485 / OSDP communication. OSDP / RS485 converter connector,
supports a wire diameter from 20 to 24 AWG. Requires twisted pair
cable.
Step 1: Check the correct position of terminal that connects the RS232-
RS485 converter to 5000 Series Slimline Economy reader, then check
the correct position of the RS232-RS485 converter in the back cover of
the reader.
NOTE: Check the order of the connection pins.

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Step 2: The RS485 / OSDP communication wires need to be stripped
for about 8 mm, then inserted into the RS485 terminal of the RS232-
RS485 / OSDP converter.
1010
Step 2: The RS485 communication wires is stripped about 8 mm, then
inserted into the RS485 terminal of the RS232-RS485 converter.

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Step 3: Every reader with RS232-RS485 converter comes with a wiring
tool, this tool is needed every time a wire is inserted or removed. The
tool releases the tension of the spring during wire insert and needs to
be placed without being taken out during placing or removing the wire.
1111
Step 3: Every time the RS485 communication wire is inserted into the
RS232-RS485 converter, the wiring tool is inserted at a certain angle
without being taken out.
Insert at an angle
Note
Top row: Tool inserts
Bottom row: Wire inserts

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Step 4: The RS485 / OSDP communication wire is inserted correctly
into the connection hole of the RS232-RS485 converter.
NOTE: If the RS485 / OSDP communication wire can not be inserted
into the connection hole of the lower row of the converter after insert-
ing the wiring tool, then the wiring tool has not been inserted well and
needs to be taken out and re-inserted.
1111
Step 3: Every time the RS485 communication wire is inserted into the
RS232-RS485 converter, the wiring tool is inserted at a certain angle
without being taken out.
Insert at an angle

13
Step 5: After inserting the RS485 / OSDP communication wire, pull out
the wiring tool.
1313
Step 5: After inserting the RS485 communication wire, pull out the
wiring tool.

14
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Step 6: Then follow the previous steps to properly connect the remain-
ing communication wires to the converter.
tallati
Step 6: Then follow the previous steps to properly connect the remain-
ing communication wires to the converter.

15
Make sure no excess connection cable is left in between the reader
module and the installation plate.
Use the enclosed cable strip to fix the cable in the cord grip. It is
recommended to connect the the wires to the terminal connectors
before tightening the cable strip.
1616
Make sure no excess connection cable is left in between the reader
module and the installation plate.
Use the enclosed cable strip to x the cable in the cord grip. It is
recommended to connect the the wires to the terminal connectors
before tightening the cable strip.

16
When installing the reader to the mounting plate ensure that
the reader pin header contact perfectly aligns with the terminal
connector block.
10
When installing the reader to the mounting plate ensure that
the reader pin header contact perfectly aligns with the terminal
connector block.

17
Mount the front cover as per the image above and make sure it is
fitted correctly.
In order to do so, allign and fit the top snap fastening, apply and main-
tain pressure on the top of the front cover while sliding the front cover
over the bottom snap fastening.
11
Mount the front cover as per the image above and make sure it is
tted correctly.
In order to do so, allign and t the top snap fastening, apply and
maintain pressure on the top of the front cover while sliding the
front cover over the bottom snap fastening.

18
To secure the front cover to the reader use the supplied fixing screw and
fix it into the installation plate through the front cover.
12
To secure the front cover to the reader use the supplied xing
screw and x it into the installation plate through the front cover.

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Opening Tool reader housing, part no: LNL-R50000-OT
To open the reader, first remove the fixing screw and then detach the
front cover from the installation plate by inserting the tip of the tool
into the slot at the bottom of the front cover and move the tool upwards.
This will release the front cover without damaging the front cover and/or
the installation plate.
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Opening Tool reader housing, part no: LNL-R50000-OT
To open the reader, rst remove the xing screw and then detach
the front cover from the installation plate by inserting the tip of the
tool into the slot at the bottom of the front cover and move the tool
upwards. This will release the front cover without damaging the
front cover and/or the installation plate.

20 Overview, programming
of reader
Setting the reader in programming mode
see page: 21
Resetting the
OSDP secure
channel.
see page: 24
Changing
authentication card
see page: 23
Configuring the
reader
see page: 22