Safetrust Sabre sa350 User manual

Install Guide

01

—

Introduction

02

—

In the box

03

—

Specifications

04

—

Installation

05

—

Disclaimer

SABRE INLINE/RELAY

www.safetrust.com Last Updated January 23, 2021

The



SABRE

is

available

as

an

INLINE

or

a

RELAY



device

.

Both

products

make

it

easy

to

upgrade

any

existing

access

control

system

with

mobile

access

,

without

giving

up

support

for

physical

access

cards

.

When

connected

between

a

host

reader

and

a

physical

access

control

panel

,

the

SABRE

enables

mobile

devices

and

wearables

to

be

used

as

a

replacement

or

in

-

conjunction

with

existing

card

technologies

.

The

SABRE

INLINE

and

the

SABRE

RELAY

sensors

contain

onboard

Wi

-

Fi

which

permits

two

-

way

communication

with

the

Credential

Manager

for

OTA

remote

management

and

configuration

.

The

SABRE

RELAY

is

an

extension

of

the

INLINE

device

with

additional

access

controller

management

capabilities

.

The

RELAY

is

ideally

suited

for

parking

garages

,

remote

buildings

and

single

door

offices

where

no

existing

cabling

or

reader

infrastructure

exists

.

If

you

order

the

SABRE

INLINE

it

will

come

without

the

relay

section

of

the

board

.

Introduction

a

)

INLINE

or

RELAY

Sensor

SABRE

INLINE

/

RELAY

Quick

Start

Guide

| 2

In the box

01

Product Overview

02

Included

b

)

Wiring

c

)

7

1

/

8

in

Solid

and

Stranded

Wire

Stripper

d

)

Insulation

Displacement

Connector

,

Moisture

Resistant

,

300

V

Max

e

)

Screwdriver

Not Included (Required)

a

)

b

)

c

)

d

)

e

)

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SABRE

INLINE

/

RELAY

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Specifications 03

USB

,

Optical

Relay

400mA

,

External

48V

5A

relay

Ports

Hardware

Bluetooth

Low

Energy

2

.

400

GHz

-

2

.

4835

GHz

MQTT

(

ISO

/

IEC

PRF

20922

)

IoT Protocol

Mobile Operating Systems

Apple

iOS

9

.

0

or

later

and

Android

4

.

4

or

later

on

devices

with

the

Safetrust

Wallet

65mm

x

30mm

x

12mm

Dimensions

5

-

12

V

DC

Power Requirements

Output

Form

C

relay

,

Wiegand

,

RS

-

485

,

OSDP

v1

/

v2

,

OSDP

v2

Secure

Channel

,

TTL

5V

Wi

-

Fi

2

-

50

mA

,

BLE

2

-

15

mA

Power Consumption

FCC

Part

15

Modular

Transmitter

Certification

,

Canada

IC

,

EU

EMC

CE

,

India

ETA

-

WPC

,

RCM

,

RoHS

.

WEEE

Certifications

Mobile Credential Emulations

Most

popular

125kHz

prox

formats

from

HID

®,

Indala

®,

AWID

®,

GE

Casi

®,

Farpointe

and

Honeywell

®,

MIFARE

®

Classic

,

MIFARE

®

DESFire

®

and

Seos

®

Credentials

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1 —

Ground

2 —

Data1

3 —

Data0

4 —

5

V

Out

5 —

Green

LED

6 —

Buzzer

7 —

TTL

Trig

Out

8 —

RS

-

485

A

9 —

RS

-

485

B

10 —

12V

8 —

12V

7 —

Green

LED

6 —

Red

LED

5 —

Data0

RS

-

485

A

4 —

Data1

RS

-

485

B

3 —

Other

Out

2 —

Buzzer

1 —

Ground

10 —

Relay

5v

Out

Ext

9 —

Relay

5v

In

Ext

8 —

Relay

5v

In2

Ext

7 —

Relay

In

6 —

Normally

Closed

5 —

Common

4 —

Normally

Open

3 —

Ground

2 —

Relay

Out

1 —

12V

SABRE

INLINE

/

RELAY

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Start

Guide

| 4

Installation 04

Panel

Connector

-

Supports

pass

through

Wiegand

or

translates

Wiegand

to

RS

-

485

(

OSDP

).

Includes

supplemental

I

/

O

for

special

applications

.

Reader

Connector

-

Wires

into

a

legacy

reader

providing

pass

through

Wiegand

,

LEDs

and

buzzer

.

Supplemental

trigger

output

.

Relay

Connector

(

Relay

version

) -

Offers

a

Form

C

relay

and

solid

state

relay

I

/

O

.

Perfect

for

parking

gates

and

other

custom

aplications

.

Step 1: Wire your INLINE or

RELAY device

Note:

This

guide

assumes

you

have

already

created

an

Identity

System

within

the

Credential

Manager

platform

and

assigned

credentials

to

that

system

.

If

you

have

not

done

so

,

please

refer

to

the

Safetrust

Onboarding

Guide

before

completing

the

sensor

installation

.

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.

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Form C Socket

BLE Ext Antenna Input

Micro-USB

WiFi Ext Antenna

Electrical Installation and Disclaimer

Please

consult

your

local

jurisdiction

to

determine

what

licenses

are

required

to

install

or

modify

a

low

voltage

electrical

access

control

and

alarm

system

.

Instructions

in

this

document

do

not

provide

authority

or

endorsement

to

install

this

device

if

you

are

not

authorized

to

do

so

in

accordance

with

the

laws

in

which

the

device

will

be

installed

.

RS-485 Termination

The

device

is

self

terminating

,

however

over

long

cable

runs

and

in

multi

-

drop

lines

it

maybe

necessary

to

provide

additional

termination

.

Please

consult

the

RS

-

485

(

EIA

/

TIA

-

485

-

A

)

specification

if

you

notice

noise

or

instability

in

your

installation

for

information

on

correct

termination

procedures

.

Please

note

that

this

device

operates

at

3

.

3v

and

may

be

configured

to

operate

at

the

higher

end

of

the

RS

-

485

specification

of

5v

.

5v

provides

greater

reliability

over

longer

distances

,

however

most

access

control

peripherals

operate

at

the

lower

end

of

3

.

3v

and

as

such

,

please

consult

with

your

panel

manufacturer

for

permitted

line

voltage

levels

.

In

most

cases

panels

are

compliant

with

RS

-

485

and

accept

the

range

2

.

5

-

5v

.

SABRE

INLINE

/

RELAY

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Start

Guide

| 5

Standard Wiegand Wiring

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.

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com

For

pass

through

Wiegand

,

connect

the

Wiegand

wires

from

the

reader

to

the

'

Data

0

RS

-

485

A

'

and

'

Data

1

RS

-

485

B

'

connections

on

the

reader

connector

of

the

Inline

/

Relay

,

and

connect

the

'

Data

0

'

and

'

Data

1

'

outputs

from

the

panel

connector

to

the

Wiegand

input

on

the

panel

.

For

Wiegand

translated

to

RS

-

485

(

OSDP

),

connect

the

wires

the

same

way

as

above

between

the

reader

and

the

Inline

/

Relay

,

and

connect

the

'

RS

-

485

A

'

and

'

RS

-

485

B

'

outputs

from

the

panel

connector

to

the

RS

-

485

/

OSDP

input

on

the

panel

.

Form C Socket

OSDP Wiring

Select

the

Manage Sensor

tab

from

the

navigation

on

the

left

hand

side

.

SABRE

INLINE

/

RELAY

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Start

Guide

| 6

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Form C Socket

Setup:

•

Open

your

Safetrust

Wallet

App

or

download

it

from

the

App

Store

or

Google

Play

if

you

haven

'

t

already

.

•

Login

with

Google

Sign

-

In

or

with

the

username

and

password

that

you

set

your

Safetrust

account

up

with

.

The

Safetrust

Wallet

App

communicates

with

the

sensor

via

Bluetooth

and

configures

the

sensor

for

an

Identity

System

.

Step 2: Open the Safetrust

Wallet

Once

the

sensor

is

highlighted

,

click

CONFIGURE

from

the

bottom

options

.

Step 3: Choose a sensor

to manage

With

the

Manage Sensor

tab

open

,

bring

the

phone

in

range

of

the

SABRE

and

once

visible

from

the

App

,

click

on

the

sensor

.

Note: You may need to click the refresh button in

the top right hand corner.

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INLINE

/

RELAY

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Step 4: Input sensor

information

The

settings

show

a

range

of

configuration

options

for

the

sensor

,

however

the

following

fields

are

the

main

settings

that

require

action

at

this

time

.

Setup:

•

Choose

an

Identity System

.

•

Specify

the

Type

of

access

from

the

dropdown

(

eg

.

Door

,

Gate

etc

.)

•

Assign

a

short

Name

and

Description

using

alphanumeric

characters

.

•

Choose

an

Output

for

the

sensor

(

the

default

is

set

to

Wiegand

).

Once

you

have

adjusted

all

the

configuration

settings

,

scroll

to

the

bottom

of

the

page

and

click

SUBMIT

to

successfully

complete

the

sensor

configuration

.

If

the

Output

is

set

to

OSDP

,

select

the

Serial Baudrate

and

set

the

Device ID

to

match

the

settings

of

the

access

control

panel

.

OSDP Output:

SABRE

INLINE

/

RELAY

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Start

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Set

the

Activation

Distance

for

your

sensor

between

touch

and

50

ft

(

15m

).

The

distance

will

automatically

be

set

to

30cm

,

meaning

a

user

needs

to

be

within

30cm

in

order

to

"

Auto

Authenticate

"

to

the

reader

.

Optional: Activation Distance

The

Anti

-

Passback

setting

defines

the

number

of

seconds

between

each

attempt

to

resend

a

mobile

credential

.

Anti

-

Passback

can

be

used

to

prevent

users

from

passing

their

credential

back

for

another

user

to

borrow

and

to

stop

users

entering

an

area

by

simply

following

or

tailgating

another

user

.

Optional: Anti-passback

When

the

SABRE

information

is

saved

successfully

to

Credential

Manager

and

assigned

to

the

Identity

System

,

the

new

description

will

appear

in

the

Manage

Sensor

tab

with

a

unique

serial

number

assigned

.

Step 5: Configuration

complete!

Getting Access:

•

To

open

the

door

,

simply

present

your

mobile

device

running

the

Safetrust

Wallet

application

to

the

reader

.

•

When

the

phone

is

within

the

configured

activation

range

,

the

LED

on

the

assigned

credential

for

this

sensor

will

turn

yellow

.

•

If

“

Auto

Authenticate

”

is

enabled

for

the

mobile

credential

,

the

credential

will

be

sent

to

the

SABRE

whenever

the

mobile

device

is

within

the

activation

zone

.

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INLINE

/

RELAY

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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

.

RF

Exposure

:

Mobile

RF

exposure

device

,

there

shall

be

a

minimum

separation

of

20

cm

between

the

device

and

any

users

or

installers

.

Canada

Radio

Certification

:

This

device

complies

with

Industry

Canada

license

-

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

.

Safetrust

,

SABRE

MODULE

,

and

Safetrust

Wallet

are

all

trademarks

of

Safetrust

Inc

.

All

other

product

and

company

names

are

trademarks

of

their

respective

holders

;

use

of

these

trademarks

does

not

imply

any

affiliation

with

or

endorsement

by

their

holders

.

All

claims

of

compatibility

are

made

by

Safetrust

only

. *

HID

®,

iCLASS

SE

®,

Seos

®,

multiCLASS

SE

®,

and

Indala

®

are

trademarks

of

HID

Global

Corporation

/

ASSA

ABLOY

AB

.

Neither

that

company

nor

its

affiliates

have

manufactured

or

endorsed

this

product

and

have

no

association

to

Safetrust

Inc

.

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.

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.

com

Safetrust

delivers

a

touchless

access

experience

that

makes

the

new

workplace

secure

,

healthier

and

convenient

.

Using

virtual

credentials

stored

in

your

mobile

phone

or

wearable

,

Safetrust

enables

employees

to

move

seamlessly

through

secured

doors

,

elevators

,

turnstiles

and

more

.

Safetrust

eliminates

the

need

to

replace

your

existing

readers

by

leveraging

your

existing

infrastructure

,

providing

a

fast

,

cost

-

effective

,

and

convenient

upgrade

path

to

touchless

virtual

credentials

.

Safetrust

is

headquartered

in

Fremont

,

California

.

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