Siemens RB500 User manual

Siemens AG
Card reader
RB500
Installation Guide
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Document nr: 82336-7
Edition: 04.2010

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English
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Contents
General ........................................................ 5
Important! .............................................................................. 5
About this document ............................................................ 5
Safety ........................................................... 6
Standards & guidelines.............................. 6
Power supply .............................................. 8
Cable recommendations ............................ 8
Technical data ............................................. 9
Reading distances ................................................................ 9
General features ....................................... 10
Power Up ............................................................................. 10
Programming Mode ............................................................ 10
Timeout Period .................................................................... 10
Exit Programming Mode ..................................................... 10
Preset Congurations (short commands) ........................ 11
Installation ................................................. 12
Mechanical ........................................................................... 12
Outdoor use ......................................................................... 12
Wiring ........................................................ 14
2010 E2V Connections ....................................................... 16
2010 E2V terminal blocks ................................................... 17

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General
The RB500 can be connected to the system
product Bewator 2010 Omnis. The RB500 can be
ordered in two different variants supporting two
different reading technologies:
• Cotag technology (both active & passive)
• EM4102 technology
Important!
For proper use, this card reader needs that the
Bewator 2010 Omnis reader-node E2V has a
rmware version 4.012, or higher.
About this document
This document only serves as a Installation Guide
when using the RB500 with the main factory set-
ting and only the “short commands”.

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Safety
• Read the general safety precautions before
operating the device.
• Follow all warnings and instructions marked
on the device.
• Keep this document for reference.
• Always pass this document on together with
the product.
• The device has been approved for use in the
European Union. In countries outside the EU,
the local conditions and regulations need to be
checked before putting the device into service.
• Please also take into account any additional
country-specic, local safety standards or
regulations concerning project planning, op-
eration and disposal of the product.
• Maintenance work must only be carried out by
trained specialists.
Standards & guidelines
This product complies with the requirements of the
European Directives.
The EU declaration of conformity is available from:
Siemens AG
Siemensalle 84
D-76187 Karlsruhe

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European Directive 1999/5/EC on Radio Equip-
ment and Telecommunications Terminal Equip-
ment (R&TTE):
Compliance with the European Directive 1999/5/
EC has been proven by testing according to the
following standards:
EN 300 330-2 V1.3.1: 2006-04
EN 301 489-3 V1-4-1:2002-08
European Directive 2004/108/EC on Electro-
magnetic Compatibility (EMC):
Compliance with the European Directive
2004/108/EC has been proven by testing accord-
ing to the following standards:
EN 50130-4:1995 + A1:1998 + A2:2003
European Directive 2006/95/EC on Low-Voltage
Directive (Safety):
Compliance with the European Directive 2006/95/
EC has been proven by testing according to the
following standard:
EN 60950-1:2006

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Power supply
Any power supply connected to the RB500 must
conform to CE regulations regarding safety and
EMC.
This includes conformity to SELV (Safety Extra
Low Voltage) according to EN 60950-1.
The supply line fuse shall, independent of host
system, not in any case exceed 10A.
Cable recommendations
The cables between node and reader shall not
exceed 30 m.

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Technical data
Power supply: 12 -24 V DC
Min. 10,5 V DC
Max. 35V DC
Power consumption RB500-EM:
24V DC: Typ 17 mA (408 mW), Max*): 31 mA (744 mW)
12V DC: Typ 32 mA (384 mW), Max*): 68 mA (816 mW)
*) While horn sounds
Power consumption RB500-Cotag:
24V DC: Typ 23 mA (552 mW), Max*): 40 mA (960 mW)
12V DC: Typ 44 mA (528 mW), Max*): 90 mA (1080 mW)
*) While horn sounds
Frequency range: EM: 125 kHz.
Cotag: 66-132 kHz.
IP Class: IP54
Temperature range: -30° C to +50° C
Dimensions (HxWxD) mm: 140x80x40
If needed, complete the installation with ush mounting
kit BB3.
Reading distances
EM4102 (passive): up to 5 cm
Cotag (passive): up to 5 cm
Cotag (active): up to 10 cm

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General features
Power Up
Power up will give a rising tone from the Buzzer/
Horn. The factory setting gives that Clock&Data
conguration is selected and will work for the
Bewator 2010 Omnis. See also Preset Congura-
tion (short codes)
Programming Mode
Programming mode is enabled when powering
up the reader with the ‘B’ button pressed for 2
seconds. This is indicated by red and green LEDs
blinking.
Timeout Period
When the reader is in programming mode if no
cards are presented to the reader or short code
keys pressed the reader will automatically time out
and return to normal operation after 60 seconds.
Exit Programming Mode
Programming mode can be cancelled by press-
ing ‘B’ when red and green LEDs are ashing
together.

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Preset Congurations (short commands)
At factory the mode Clock&Data is precongured.
In programming mode, you can ensure the con-
guration by using short codes. After selecting the
pre-dened conguration the reader will return to
programming mode.
1. Press “A” and the “3”
Command Function
A3 Precongured interface Clock &
Data. Used for 2010.
The Precongured interface is stored in nonvola-
tile memory.
A3 Precongured is the interface Clock & Data,
with external control of Red LED, Green LED and
Horn. Also, the yellow LED is not active at all,
showing no indication of noise or key presses.

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Installation
Mechanical
Please mount the reader at a suitable height also
catering for disabled persons.
1. Open the reader with the key supplied. The
lock is located beneath the keypad.
2. Fasten the back plate against the wall, using
three screws , and  according to gure
1. Seal the screw and cable holes with sealant
if the reader is externally mounted.
3. Make sure the back plate is earthed. Use a
separate cable to the earthing point. Make
sure the front and back plates are connected
with an insulated cable.
4. Fit the front and check that the reader is se-
curely fastened.
Outdoor use
When RB500 is mounted outdoor the protection
cover SH2 must be used.

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57.6
88.6 28
39.7

 
Fig. 1 - RB500 backplate. Dimensions in mm.

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Wiring
Depending on which host system the unit is con-
nected to, the wiring may look different. Please
refer to next section for wiring information. The
illustration below shows the basic layout of the
terminal blocks and control lines.
+V
0V 10K
S/C
DA
7
6
5D1
0V
RED
GREEN
HORN
RB500
TAMPER
4
3
2
1
8
9
10
12
11
ENTRY EXIT
EXTINT
EXTINT
NONC
COM
D
С
D0
H
A
B
C
C
D
E
F
I
G
H
J

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A
Power in, terminal nos 1(+) and 2. 12-24 Vdc.
B
Terminal block 4 is used for precongured inter-
face A3.
See table of connections for 2010 system.
C
Terminal blocks 5, 7, 8, 9 & 10 can be used in
preset conguration A3. See table of connections
2010 system.
D
Set to ENTRY for Bewator 2010 Omnis.
E
For Bewator 2010 Omnis following jumpers are
used:
EXT = The tamper status signal exists on 11 & 12.
Both jumpers must be placed in the same posi-
tions.
F
Selection of logic for tamper switch.
NC= Closed when the housing is closed.
Default: NC.
G
Tamper switch connection, terminal nos 11 and
12.
H
For Bewator 2010 Omnis following jumper is used:
10K = Embedded resistor 10 kohm connected in
serial with tamper switch for connection of
tamper monitoring.
When using two readers, one of them is jumpered
on S/C.
See separate connection diagram for two RB500
(doc no 81803)
I
Mechanical tamper switch.
J
Buzzer.

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2010 E2V Connections
This describe how to connect to 2010 E2V node.
The Clock&Data interface is used.
Note that the RB500 must be set to Clock&Data.
E2V Signal RB500
Connector E
on E2V
FBK Sabotage 11 Tamper
FBK Sabotage 12 Tamper
A Card Present 7 DA
B CLOCK 5 D1
C DATA 4 D (D0)
R Red LED 8 R
G Green LED 9 G
B Horn 10 Hrn
Connector G
on E2V
+12V V+ 1 V+
- 0V 2 0V

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2010 E2V terminal blocks
B B B B
RE1 RE3
RE2 RE4
FBK 950
A RB GC B
S1 S3S2 S4
E2V
RE1B
S5 S7S6 S8
12V Gl
E DG
E
G

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Innehåll
Allmänt ...................................................... 21
Obs! Viktigt .......................................................................... 21
Om detta dokument ............................................................ 21
Säkerhet .................................................... 22
Standarder och riktlinjer .......................... 22
Strömförsörjning ...................................... 24
Kabelrekommendationer ......................... 24
Tekniska data ............................................ 25
Läsavstånd .......................................................................... 25
Allmänna funktioner ................................. 26
Uppstart ............................................................................... 26
Programmeringsläge .......................................................... 26
Timeout Period .................................................................... 26
Lämna programmeringsläget ........................................... 26
Konguration (kortkommando) ......................................... 27
Installation ................................................. 28
Mekanisk .............................................................................. 28
Utomhusmontage ............................................................... 28
Inkoppling ................................................. 30
2010 E2V anslutningar ........................................................ 32
2010 E2V plintar .................................................................. 33