Roger HRT82MF User manual

Roger Access Control System
Installation guide for
HRT82MF proximity card reader
Firmware version: 1.0.2.6 or newer
Hardware version: 1.1
Document version: Rev. B

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1. INTRODUCTION
This manual contains minimum information that is necessary to properly install device. Following
documents supplement this manual:
Functional description of HRC series controllers
Installation guide for HRC series controllers
PR821-CH User Manual
In order to acquire the first one it is necessary to obtain Roger consent and sign non-disclosure
agreement (NDA). The remaining ones are available at www.roger.pl.
2. DESCRIPTION AND SPECIFICATION
HRT82MF proximity card reader is peripheral device used both in a hotel system based on HRC
series controllers and in a hotel system based on PR821-CH controllers. The device communicates
with controller using RACS CLK/DTA bus and enables MIFARE®card number reading for the
purpose of user identification and access granting. The reader enables serial number (CSN) reading
for such cards as MIFARE Ultralight/Classic/Plus/Desfire. Additionally it allows to read configurable
Mad Sector Number (MAD) and Sector Serial Number (SSN) as well as combinations of CNS and
MSN or SSN for MIFARE Classic cards.
HRT82MF front panel includes touch button and four LED indicators for signalling such hotel
indications as ‘hotel staff presence’, ‘do not disturb’, ‘make up room’ and ‘assistance’. The device is
equipped with front panel backlight and buzzer.
Table 1. Specification
Supply voltage
Nominal 12VDC, min./max. range 10-15VDC
Proximity cards
13.56MHz in acc. with ISO14443A and MIFARE
Reading distance
Up to 15 cm for ISO cards (depends on card type and quality)
Average current
consumption
60mA
Tamper resistance
Isolated contact, NC type (normally closed when enclosure is assembled
and attached), 24V/50mA
Distance
Between controller and HRT device (RACS CLK/DTA): max. 150m
Environmental class
(acc. to EN 50131-1)
Class II, indoor general conditions, temperature: -10°C- +50°C, relative
humidity: 10 to 95% (no condensation)
IP code
IP41
Dimensions HxWxD
85 x 85 x 22 mm
Weight
~ 100g
Certificates
CE

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3. INSTALLATION
3.1 Terminals and connection diagram
Fig. 1 HRT82MF card reader
Table 2. HRT82MF terminals
Term.
Description
Term.
Description
12V
12VDC power supply
CLK
RACS CLK/DTA bus
GND
Ground
DTA
RACS CLK/DTA bus
IN1
not used
TMP
Tamper
IN2
not used
TMP
Tamper
Fig. 2 Connection to controller with 12VDC power supply output

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Fig. 3 Connection to controller without 12VDC power supply output
3.2 Power supply
HRT82MF requires 12VDC nominal power supply. The power must be connected to 12V and GND
terminals. Additionally, the GND terminal is used as reference potential for the RACS CLK/DTA bus.
HRT82MF power supply can be provided by connection to buffer power supply unit (e.g. PS-15DR,
PS20) or connection to TML output of HRC402DR controller (see fig. 2). Backup battery connected
to power supply unit or directly to HRC402DR controller can be used in order to ensure operation in
case of 230VAC power failure.
Note: All devices connected to the same RACS CLK/DTA bus must be connected to common
reference potential (GND).
3.3 RACS CLK/DTA communication bus
RACS CLK/DTA is the addressable bidirectional communication standard developed and applied in
Roger controllers in order to enable their communication with peripheral devices. Addresses of all
devices connected to CLK and DTA lines must be properly configured in range of 00..15. Standard
unshielded signal cables (e.g. U/UTP cat. 5) with maximal length of 150m can be used for RACS
CLK/DTA communication.
3.4 Front panel
LED indicators
In the top part of HRT82MF reader there are located four icons and LED indicators. Their functions
are explained in table 3 and they depend on type of connected controller.
Table 3. LED indicators
Symbol
Name
Colour
Function
HRC controller
PR821-CH controller
HOTEL
STAFF
Green
Programmable
Presence of hotel staff card in
card holder
MUR
Orange
Programmable
Activated ‘make up room’ flag
ASSIS-
TANCE
Blue
Programmable
Activated ‘assistance’ flag
DND
Red
Programmable
Activated ‘do not disturb’ flag’

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Touch button
HRT82MF reader is equipped with touch button dedicated to entry bell. However in case of both
HRC and PR821-CH controllers the function is programmable and the button can be used for
various purposes.
3.5 Wall mounting and installation guidelines
HRT82MF consists of front panel and base which are factory assembled and require manual
disassembly prior to installation according to fig. 4.
Installation guidelines
Install device on wall far from sources of heat and moisture
It is recommended to install device on Ø60mm flush mounting box
Front panel and base must be properly oriented in order to ensure functioning of tamper
resistance.
All electric connections must be made with power supply switched off
Run connection wires through hole in device base and then connect wires to screw terminals
If device and controller are supplied from different power supply units then it is necessary
connect GND terminals of both devices
Front panel can be regularly cleaned with wet cloth and mild detergent. Do not clean by means
of abrasive materials and strong cleaners like alcohols, solvents, etc.
Damages resulting from improper maintenance or use are not covered by warranty

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Fig.4 HRT82MF latches and wall mounting

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4. CONFIGURATION
4.1 Device programming
The address of factory new HRT82MF is ID=1 and such device is ready to communicate with HRC
series controller requiring no additional configuration. In case of operation with PR821-CH controller
it is necessary to configure the address ID=0.
If necessary, HRT82MF settings can be modified with RogerVDM software (available at
www.roger.pl) after connection to RUD-1 communication interface.
Fig. 5 HRT82MF and RUD-1 connection
Connection and configuration procedure
1. Connect device to RUD-1 communication interface according to fig. 5
2. Place jumper on MEM pins
3. Restart the device (place and remove jumper on RST pins or switch power supply off and on)
4. Install and start RogerVDM software
5. In the opened window select device, firmware version, communication channel and serial port
with connected RUD-1 –see fig. 5
6. Select Connect button, the software shall establish connection with the device and automatically
switch to configuration window
7. Enter required settings (configuration window is shown in fig. 7, while options are described in
table 4)
8. Select Send to Device button –the software shall upload new settings
9. Remove jumper from MEM pins
10.Restart the device (place and remove jumper on RST pins or switch power supply off and on)
Note:
During connection procedure placing jumper on MEM pins and restarting the device restores its
factory default settings.

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Fig. 6 Device select window in RogerVDM software
Fig. 7 Configuration window in RogerVDM software
Table 4. Configuration parameters
Parameter
Values
Description
General
Device Name
16 ASCII
characters
Device description which can be filled with any comment by
installer
Transmission Format
RACS CLK/DTA
Address
0..15
Device address on RACS CLK/DTA bus. Default address
ID=1 is required for communication with HRC controller,
while the address ID=0 is required for communication with
PR821-CH controller.

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Communication
timeout
0..255
The device signals communication failure when selected
timeout [0.5s] elapses. When 0 is selected then failure is
not signalled at all.
Optical Signalization
Keypad Backlight
Level
0..100%
Keypad backlight level
Backlight Animation
On, Off
When activated, panel will temporary switch on keypad full
backlight when card is read or key is pressed and dim the
backlight afterwards.
Backlight Dim
On, Off
When activated, panel will temporary switch off keypad
backlight when card is read or key is pressed.
Acoustic Signalization
Buzzer loudness
level
0..100%
Buzzer loudness level. Buzzer is switched off when 0 level is
selected
Card Read
Confirmation Signal
on Buzzer
Yes, No
When activated, card reading is signalled with buzzer.
Key Press
Confirmation Signal
On Buzzer
Yes, No
When activated, button pressing is signalled with buzzer.
CSN Number Settings
CSN Number of
Bytes
0..8
The parameter specifies how many bytes of read only Chip
Serial Number (CSN) is used in UID card number.
Mifare Classic Settings
Card number
CSN, MSN.
SSN
When CNS is selected then UID includes only this number.
When MSN or SSN is selected then it is possible to use
administrator defined UID. It is also possible to define UID
consisting partially of CSN and MSN or SSN.
Format
BIN, HEX
ASCII
Card number format. When BIN is selected then bytes from
card correspond to UID number. When HEX ASCII is
selected then bytes from card correspond to UID in ASCII
hexadecimal format.
LSB
0..15
The location of MSN or SSN first byte.
MSB
0..15
The location of MSN or SSN last byte.
Sector ID
0..39
Sector number with SSN. For MSN this setting is disabled.
AID
0000..FFFF
AID number in MAD sector which defines sector with MSN.
For SSN this setting is disabled.
Block ID
0..14
Block number in the sector with MSN or SSN.
Key Type
A, B , Roger
Type of key used for reading MSN or SSN.
Key
00000000000..
FFFFFFFFFFFF
Six bytes key used for reading MSN or SSN.
Advanced Settings
Stop Card/PIN
Reading When
Buffer is Full
yes, no
When activated, Card/PIN reading is stopped until buffer is
empty.

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Card/PIN Buffer
Timeout
The device periodically resets its Card/PIN buffer when
selected timeout [0,5s] elapses. When 0 is selected then
buffer reset is off.
Card/PIN Frames
Encryption
When activated, frames with data from Card/PIN buffer are
encrypted (EEA).
4.2 Firmware update
HRT82MF firmware can be updated with RogerVDM (available at www.roger.pl) after connection to
RUD-1 communication interface.
Firmware update procedure
1. Connect device to RUD-1 communication interface according to fig. 5
2. Install and start RogerVDM software
3. Close Select Device window
4. In top menu select Tools->Update firmware
5. In the opened window select device, port with connected RUD-1 and specify path to firmware
file (*.hex) –see fig. 8
6. According to displayed message place jumper on FDM pins and restart the device (place and
remove jumper on RST pins or switch power supply off and on)
7. Select Update button
8. After firmware upload remove jumper from FDM pins and reset device (place and remove
jumper on RST pins or switch power supply off and on)
Fig. 8 Firmware update window in RogerVDM software
4.3 Memory reset
In order to restore HRT82MF factory default settings place jumper on MEM pins and then restart
the device either by placing and removing jumper on RST pins or by switching power supply off and
on. Moreover, memory reset is also part of connection and configuration procedure (see 4.1).