Alternative Reader Wiring Guide - Best Access Systems

Alternative Reader Wiring Guide 

Table of Contents 

Access Readers ...................................................................7 

1. AIT Readers ........................................................................................... 9 

1.1. AIT Reader #L-TR200 ................................................................... 9 

2. AWID Readers ..................................................................................... 11 

2.1. AWID Sentinel Prox MR-1824 ..................................................... 11 

2.2. AWID Sentinel-Prox SP-6820, SR-2400, and MM-6800 ............. 13 

2.3. AWID PROX with Keypad (KP-6840) .......................................... 14 

2.4. AWID Sentinel-Prox (LR-911) ..................................................... 16 

3. BAI Barcode Readers .......................................................................... 19 

3.1. BAI Barcode Reader #BA-200 .................................................... 19 

4. Banque-Tec Readers ........................................................................... 21 

4.1. Smart Card Reader (Models BT815 and BT900/818) ................. 21 

5. Baran Tec Keypads ............................................................................. 23 

5.1. LNL826S121NN 8-bit Output Keypad Reader ............................ 23 

5.2. Barantec Everswitch Proximity Reader Plus Keypad .................. 26 

6. Bewator Readers ................................................................................. 29 

6.1. Remote Card Reader Model BC18 ............................................. 29 

7. Casi-Rusco Prox Readers ................................................................... 31 

7.1. Casi-Rusco 94x, 97x Prox Readers ............................................ 31 

7.2. Configuration for Casi-Rusco Readers ........................................ 32 

7.3. Reader Operation ........................................................................ 33 

8. Ceia Readers ....................................................................................... 35 

8.1. Ceia Freedom Reader with Keypad (Prox) ................................. 35 

9. Checkpoint Systems Readers ............................................................. 37 

9.1. Mirage II Readers ........................................................................ 37 

9.2. Checkpoint Reader Model SN-MSC 16147 ................................. 39 

9.3. Mirage Proximity Reader B ......................................................... 41 

10. Deister Electronics ............................................................................. 43 

10.1. Smart Card Reader (Model #PRM 5M, PRX 5 HSF) ................ 43 

11. Dorado Readers ................................................................................ 45 

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11.1. Dorado Reader Model 644 ........................................................ 45 



11.4. Dorado Elevator Reader 570 ..................................................... 49 

12. Essex Keypads .................................................................................. 53 

12.1. Essex Keypad Reader #KTP-16212SLI .................................... 53 

12.2. Essex Keypad Reader #KTP-163SN ........................................ 55 

13. HID Readers ...................................................................................... 57 

13.1. HID ProxPro .............................................................................. 57 

13.2. HID MaxiProx 5370 A-1 ............................................................. 59 

13.3. HID MaxiProx 5370/5375AGN00 .............................................. 60 

13.4. Hughes MiniProx ....................................................................... 61 

13.5. Classic, EPIC Swipe and Pinpad Wiegand Readers ................. 63 

13.6. ProxPoint Readers .................................................................... 65 

13.7. ProxPro II .................................................................................. 67 

13.8. iClass Reader ............................................................................ 69 

13.9. iClass RK-40 ............................................................................. 70 

13.10. EntryProx 4045-905 ................................................................ 72 

14. IDH Max Readers .............................................................................. 75 

15. ID Solutions Readers ......................................................................... 77 

15.1. ID Solutions Model 8030/8035 Bar Code Reader ..................... 77 

16. Infographics Readers ......................................................................... 79 

16.1. Infographics Reader OTD-60 .................................................... 79 

17. Keri Systems Readers ....................................................................... 81 

17.1. Cascade and Sierra Readers (P-300, P-400, P-500, P-600 with 

Keypad, P-700) ................................................................................ 81 

18. Magtek Readers ................................................................................ 83 

18.1. Magtek 101-Millimeter Swipe Reader (Model 2105002) ........... 83 

19. Mifare Readers .................................................................................. 85 

19.1. Mifare Model LA-WIW-PROXKEY-M ........................................ 85 

19.2. Integrated Engineering PX007 Mifare Reader .......................... 87 

19.3. Iolan Reader Model LA-XXW-PRXKY-MX 1050-4021-092 ....... 90 

20. Motorola Indala Readers ................................................................... 93 

20.1. Indala Readers ASR-120, ASR-122 .......................................... 93 

20.2. Indala Readers ASR-503, ASR-505, ASR-110, ASR-112 ......... 95 

20.3. Indala Readers ASR-103, ASR-105, ASR-120, ASR-122, ASR- 

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124, ASR-136 .................................................................................. 97 

20.4. Indala Reader ARK-501 .......................................................... 101 


110 ................................................................................................. 103 

20.6. Motorola BiStatix Prox Reader (BXR-610) .............................. 105 

20.7. Indala EM4525F Reader ......................................................... 106 

20.8. Motorola FlexPass Readers .................................................... 107 

21. Nedap Readers ................................................................................ 109 

21.1. Nedap Transit Readers ........................................................... 109 

22. Secura Key Readers ........................................................................ 113 

22.1. e-Tag Prox Reader #ASSY 2014040 ...................................... 113 

22.2. Touch Card Reader (TC-100) ................................................. 115 

22.3. Touch Card SK-028W Barium Ferrite Reader ......................... 117 

23. Star Wiring Using APM10/11 ........................................................... 119 

24. Texas Instruments Readers ............................................................. 121 

24.1. TI S6410 Wall Plate/S6420 Mullion Reader ............................ 121 

Index ........................................................................................................... 123 

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ACCESS READERS


1. AIT Readers 

1.1. AIT Reader #L-TR200 

AIT readers are used for asset tracking. The reader/antenna is connected to a Wiegand data converter and 

attached directly to a reader interface module. The Wiegand converter changes the data from RS-485 to a 

standard Wiegand data string. This allows the software to function with these readers and cards. The reader 

can effectively read the assets up to 45 feet from the reader using asset tags L-TG100 and L-TG200. 

1.1.1 Wiring the BAS-1300 

AIT 

Automated Identification Technologies 

AIT Reader 

# L-TR200 

Wiring to Single Reader Interface Module 

Typical Software Settings 

RJ45 

Terminating 

Connector 

Reader Type = Wiegand/Prox 

Keypad = No Keypad 

LED Mode = 2-Wire LED Support 

RJ45 

Connector 

Pin 1 

Pin 2 

Pin 3 

Pin 4 

Pin 5 

Pin 6 

Pin 7 

Pin 8 

+12 

v 

GND 

Token Return 

Tied 

Together 

Token 

In 

Rx 

+12 v 

GND 

Red LED 

Grn LED 

Data 00 

Data 01 

Pin Outs for RS-485 Connection 

Pin 8 = Ground 

Pin 7 = Data Tx 

Pin 6 = Token In 

Pin 5 = +12 v DC 

Pin 4 = Token Return 

Wiegand Data Converter 

GND 

BZR (Green LED) 

LED (Red LED) 

Data 01 

Data 00 

+12 v 

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AIT Readers 


Wiring to Dual Reader Interface Module 

AIT 

Automated Identification Technologies 

AIT Reader 

# L-TR200 

Typical Software Settings 

Reader Type = Wiegand/Prox 

Keypad = No Keypad 

LED Mode = 2-Wire LED Support 

RJ45 

Terminating 

Connector 

Jumper Settings 

J1 - 4 & 5 off 

J2 - 1 & 2 off/3 on 

J3 - 1 & 2 On 

J4 - 232 pins 1 & 2 

RJ45 

Connector 

Pin 1 

Pin 2 

Pin 3 

Pin 4 

Pin 5 

Pin 6 

Pin 7 

Pin 8 

Token 

Return 

Tied 

Together 

Token 

In 

+12V 

+5V 

GND 

D0 

D0- 

D1 

D1- 

GND 

Tx 

Rx 

n/u 

W0 

W1 

C1 

NO1 

NC1 

+5V 

+12V 

GND 

Yel 

Red 

Gn 

C2 Data 00 

NO2 Data 01 

NC2 

Wiegand Data Converter 

# L-W1100 

Pin Outs for RS485 Connection 

Pin 8 = Ground 

Pin 7 = Data Tx 

Pin 6 = Token In 

Pin 5 = +12 VDC 

Pin 4 = Token Return 

+12 v 

LED (Red LED) 

BZR (Green LED) 

Data 01 

Data 00 

GND 

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2. AWID Readers 

Use the following diagrams to wire (single wire LED control) Single/Dual Reader Interface Modules and 

AWID Sentinel readers. 

If a Sentinel Prox reader is disconnected from the power supply and then reconnected, the readers will not 

read the initial card presented. Subsequent cards will be read as usual. 

2.1. AWID Sentinel Prox MR-1824 

This reader has an input current ranging from 250 to 650 mA. The reader distance also varies according to 

the current, from 15 to 25 inches. Due to this input current, the reader will need to be run off a dedicated 

power supply. 


AWID Setinel Prox MR-1824 

TYPICAL SOFTWARE SETTINGS 

1. Reader Type = WIEGAND/PROX 

2. Keypad = NO KEYPAD 

3. LED Mode = 1-WIRE LED CONTROL 

Tie to Earth 

Ground 

Single Reader Interface Module 

AWID 

Yellow 

Brown 

White 

Green 

GND 

BZR 

LED 

CLK/D1 

DATA/D0 

VO 

12 V 

GND 

Power Supply 

Red 

Black 

The negative current from the power supplies must be tied together 

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AWID Readers 


AWID Setinel Prox MR-1824 

Tie to Earth 

Ground 

Dual Reader Interface Module 

VO 

AWID 

Brown 

Yellow 

White 

Green 

LED 

BZR 

CLK/D1 

DATA/D0 

Reader 1 

12 V 

GND 

Power Supply 

GND 

Red 

Black 

The negative current from the power supplies must be tied together 





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2.2. AWID Sentinel-Prox SP-6820, SR-2400, and MM-6800 

The following readers do not require a dedicated power supply. The current requirements for these readers 

range from 40-120 mA. This means that the readers can be powered from the reader interface modules. It is 

important to make sure that the dual reader interface module is set to UNREGULATED POWER MODE 

(jumper J2). This will allow the maximum amount of current for the readers. 







GND 

BZR 

LED 

CLK/D1 

DATA/D0 

VO 

Black 

Yellow 

Brown 

White 

Green 

Red 

Tie to Earth 

Ground 

AWID 

AWID Sentinel-Prox SP-6820, 

SR-2400, and MM-6800 







Red 

VO 

AWID 

Brown 

Yellow 

White 

Green 

LED 

BZR 

CLK/D1 

DATA/D0 


Black 

GND 

Tie to Earth 

Ground 

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2.3. AWID PROX with Keypad (KP-6840) 

(The reader must be KP-6840 REV C-8 for proper functionality) 

The reader operates at 5-12 VDC and has a current draw requirement of 50-120 mA. The reader can be 

powered directly from the Dual Reader Interface. The keypad uses an 8-Bit output burst and meets all BEST 

functionality requirements. The reader uses a single wire LED control and the LED functionality also meets 

all BEST specifications. 




2. Keypad = 8-Bit Ouput 


1 2 3 

4 5 6 

7 8 9 


* 

0 # 

AWID 

GND 

BZR 

LED 

CLK/D1 

DATA/D0 

VO 

Black 

Yellow 

Brown 

White 

Green 

Red 

Tie to 

Earth 

Ground 

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1 2 3 

4 5 6 


2. Keypad = 8-Bit Ouput 


7 8 9 

* 

0 # 

AWID 


Tie to Earth 

Ground 

Red 

VO 

Brown 

LED 

Yellow 

BZR 

White 

CLK/D1 

Green 

DATA/D0 

Black 

GND 


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2.4. AWID Sentinel-Prox (LR-911) 

The LR-911 requires an alternate power source of 5-15 VDC and has a current requirement of 1.5A. There 

are no LED's on the reader (optional). The reader has a read range of up to 11 feet. See diagram below for 

proper wiring and setup. 

Up to 11' from 

reader 

* The LR-911 feature a cone shaped read zone. The 

optimal read zone is a circular cone that is at a 45 degree 

angle from the edges of the reader and extends out to 11 

feet away from the center of the reader. Cards can be 

read accurately if presented to the reader within this range. 





3. LED Mode = No-LED Control 

AWID 


Blue 

GND 

12v 

GND 

Power Supply 

White 

Red 

Black Green 

Yellow 

*Allows LR-911 Read Cylcling 

BZR 

LED 

CLK/D1 

DATA/D0 

VO 

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3. LED Mode = No-LED Control 


AWID 

VO 

LED 

Green 

White 

BZR 

CLK/D1 

DATA/D0 


Blue 

GND 

12v 

GND 

Power Supply 

Red 

Black 

Yellow 

*Allows LR-911 Read Cylcling 

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3. BAI Barcode Readers 

The BAI (BA-200) Barcode reader supports an Wiegand output format of 26, 30, and 31 bits. The reader 

will support the following barcode formats: 10 digit interleave 2 of 5 barcode, 8 digit interleave 2 of 5 

barcode, proprietary format called AFC, and 5 character code 39 barcode. For test purposes, there were no 

setup modifications made. We used all pre-set factory default settings. There are two LED's on the outside 

of the reader. The amber light shows that there is power connected to the reader, and the green light will 

come on when there is a valid card read. The current firmware revision is 1006. 

3.1. BAI Barcode Reader #BA-200 


B A I 

Barcode Automation Inc. 





Ground 

Wiegand 0 

Wiegand 1 

Ground 

+24 VDC 

24 VDC 

Power Supply 


Ground 

Clock 

Data 

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BAI Barcode Readers 


B A I 

Barcode Automation Inc. 





Ground 

Wiegand 0 

Wiegand 1 

Ground 

+24 VDC 

24 VDC 

Power Supply 


Clock 

Data 

Ground 

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4. Banque-Tec Readers 

4.1. Smart Card Reader (Models BT815 and BT900/818) 

The smart card reader operates at 12 VDC and communicates with a standard Wiegand output. It uses a 

single wire LED control. Follow the drawing below to connect the reader to the reader interface module. 


Single Reader Inteface Module 

BANQUE-TEC 

GND 

BZR 

LED 

CLK/D1 

DATA/D0 

VO 

Black 

White 

Blue 

Green 

Yellow 

Red 





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Banque-Tec Readers 


Dual Reader Inteface Module 

BANQUE-TEC 





Red 

Blue 

White 

Green 

Yellow 

Black 

VO 

LED 

BZR 

CLK/D1 

DATA/D0 

GND 


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5. Baran Tec Keypads 

These keypads are available in two styles: 3 x 4 keypads (part number LNL834S121NN) and 2 x 6 keypads 

(part number LNL826S121NN). 

5.1. LNL826S121NN 8-bit Output Keypad Reader 

The reader requires a 12-28 VDC power source and has a current draw of 30 mA. Therefore, the reader can 

be powered directly from either of the reader interface modules. 

The wiring diagrams describe wiring if the keypad is being connected in line with another BEST supported 

reader and the LED support for the keypad is being used. The keypad features a 2-Wire LED configuration. 

If the LED support for this keypad is not being used, omit the connections for those two wires. The reader is 

using a standard 8-bit output format. 

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Baran Tec Keypads 

Important: 

Make sure that the LED control is connected for only one reader. Both reader 

LEDs can not be connected at the same time. 


The wiring diagram has the 2 x 6 keypad depicted. A 3 x 4 keypad may also be used. 

HID ProxPoint 

Reader 


H I D 

5-12VDC - Red 

Data 0 - Green 

Data 1 - White 

GND - Black 

1. Keypad = 8-Bit Output 

2. LED Mode = 2-WIRE LED 

CONTROL 

3. Wiegand/Prox data type 

1 

2 

3 

4 


5 

6 

GND 

Black 

7 

8 

BZR 

Yellow 

9 

0 

LED 

CLK/D1 

Brown 

White 

* 

# 

DATA/D0 

Green 

VO 

Red 

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The wiring diagram has the 2 x 6 keypad depicted. A 3 x 4 keypad may also be used. 

HID ProxPoint 






GND - Black 

Data 0 - Green 

Data 1 - White 

5-12VDC - Red 

H I D 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

7 

9 

6 

8 

0 

Red 

Brown 


VO 

LED 

* 

# 

Yellow 

White 

Green 

BZR 

CLK/D1 

DATA/D0 


Black 

GND 

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5.2. Barantec Everswitch Proximity Reader Plus Keypad 

The BaranTec Everswitch reader operates at 5-12 VDC. The maximum current draw is 150 mA. 




2. Keypad = 8-bit Output Keypad 


1 2 

3 

4 

Single Reader 

Interface Module 

5 6 

GND 

BZR 

LED 

CLK/D1 

DATA/D0 

VO 

Black 

Brown 

White 

Green 

Red 

* 

7 8 

# 9 0 

Gray 

1k,1% 

Tamper Input 

Supervision: Not Supervised, Normally Open 

Tie to Earth 

Ground 

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1 2 



2. Keypad = 8-bit Output Keypad 


* 

3 4 

5 6 

7 8 

# 9 0 

Dual Reader Interface 

Module 

Red 

VO 

Brown 

LED 

BZR 

White 

CLK/D1 

Green 

DATA/D0 

Black GND 


Gray 

Tie to Earth 

Ground 

1k,1% 

Tamper Input 

Supervision: Not Supervised, Normally Open 

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6. Bewator Readers 

6.1. Remote Card Reader Model BC18 

The reader does not require a separate power supply when being connected to the Dual Reader Interface 

Module. However, the reader will need an alternate 5 VDC power connection if it is connected to a Single 

Reader Interface Module. The recommended draw is 40 mA and the reader needs to be connected to 5 VDC. 

Also, be sure to set up Jumper J2 for REGULATED power mode. J4 should be configured for 5 VDC. 

Recommended operating temperature: -10° to 55° C 



1. Reader Type = ALL OTHER READERS 



BEWATOR 


GND 

BZR 

LED 

CLK/D1 

DATA/D0 

VO 

Green 

Yellow 

Grey 

BC 

18 

5 VDC - 

Powersupply + 

Blue 

White 

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Bewator Readers 


BC 

18 

BEWATOR 

Green 

Yellow 

Grey 

Blue 


White 





VO 

LED 

BZR 

CLK/D1 

DATA/D0 

GND 

Reader 1 Reader 2 

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7. Casi-Rusco Prox Readers 

7.1. Casi-Rusco 94x, 97x Prox Readers 

(Not evaluated by UL) 


SOFTWARE SETTINGS 

1. Reader Type = Wiegand/Prox 

2. No keypad 

3. 2-wire LED control 

Black - GND 

GND 

R Y G 

Blue - Red LED 

BZR 

Brown - Green LED 

LED 

White - Data "1" 

CLK/D1 

Green - Data "0" 

DAT/D0 

Red - DC+ 

+12V 

CASI- 

RUSCO 

Violet - Beeper 

Keying PIN 

Yellow - Door D1 

Gray - Exit D1 

N/C 

N/C 

N/C 

TR+ 

TR- 

SG 

CASI-RUSCO 94x, 97x Prox 

Readers 

Orange - Yellow LED 

N/C 

GND 

12 VDC 

Power Supply 



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Casi-Rusco Prox Readers 



READER 1 

VO 

LED 

BZR 

D1/CLK 



2. No keypad 

3. Use Unregulated Mode for the 1320, jumper J2 


D0/DATA 

GND 

VO 

Red - DC+ 

LED 

Black - GND 

R Y G 

READER 2 

BZR 

D1/CLK 

N/C 

Blue - Red LED 

Brown - Green LED 

Orange - Yellow LED 

D0/DATA 

Green - Data "0" 

White - Data "1" 

GND 

N/C 

Violet - Beeper 

Keying PIN 

N/C 

N/C 

Yellow - Door D1 

Gray - Exit D1 

CASI- 

RUSCO 

CASI-RUSCO 94x, 97x Prox 

Readers 

7.2. Configuration for Casi-Rusco Readers 

The default configuration for the Casi-Rusco 940-W Prox Lite reader (94x, 97x proximity readers) within 

the access control system is as follows: 

• Reader Type – Wiegand/Prox format 

• Keypad Type – 8 bit (if keypad is used) 

• Reader Settings – 2-wire LED control 

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In order to configure the software correctly, refer to the following diagram. This screen can be launched by 

selecting Card Formats… from the Administration menu in either ID CredentialCenter or System 

Administration. 

7.3. Reader Operation 

Three LED lights across the top of the Casi-Rusco prox readers signify the mode of operation. 

Status Indicators 

LED Operation: 

AUDIO RED LED YELLOW 

LED 

GREEN LED 

Locked --- Solid light Dim light Dim light 

Card Only --- Slow-blinking light Dim light Dim light 

Card or PIN --- --- Dim light Slow-blinking light 

Card and PIN --- Slow-blinking light Dim light Dim light 

Unlocked --- --- Dim light Slow-blinking light 

Facility Code Only --- Slow-blinking light Dim light Dim light 

Beeper Operation: 

Access Granted Single beep --- --- --- 

Access Denied Single beep Blinks 6 times --- --- 

Invalid Badge Single beep Blinks 6 times --- --- 

In a Card and PIN 

Configuration: 

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Casi-Rusco Prox Readers 

Status Indicators 

AUDIO RED LED YELLOW 

LED 

GREEN LED 

Access Granted (once a 

valid PIN is entered, the 

door opens) 

Single beep --- Dim light Dim light 

Access Denied Single beep If no PIN is 

entered, the red 

LED blinks 6 

times. 

Dim light 

Dim light 

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8. Ceia Readers 

8.1. Ceia Freedom Reader with Keypad (Prox) 

The maximum power rating on the Freedom Reader is between 5-30 VDC. The normal current draw for the 

reader is 40 mA. The keypad on the reader operates using a 4-bit output. This is not the standard format. 

This is the only format that is tested and supported by BEST. The LED functions using single wire LED 

control. Both the keypad and the LED meet all the requirements for functionality that BEST requires. 

Follow the diagrams below to wire the reader properly. 


1 2 3 

4 5 6 




3. LED Mode = SINGLE WIRE LED CONTROL 

7 8 9 

* 

0 

# 


GND 

BZR 

LED 

CLK/D1 

DATA/D0 

VO 

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Ceia Readers 


1 2 3 

4 5 6 




3. LED Mode = SINGLE WIRE LED CONTROL 

7 8 9 

* 

0 

# 


VO 

Connections made to terminal 

strip on back of reader 

LED 

BZR 

CLK/D1 


DATA/D0 

GND 

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9. Checkpoint Systems Readers 


Checkpoint Systems readers. 

9.1. Mirage II Readers 



Checkpoint Systems 

Mirage II Reader 


1. 2-Wire LED Support 

2. No keypad 



Black - Ground 

Brown - LED 

White - Data 1 

Green - Data 0 

Red - 12 VDC 

GND 

BZR 

LED 

CLK/D1 

DAT/D0 

+12V 

TR+ 

TR- 

SG 

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Checkpoint Systems Readers 


Checkpoint Systems 

Mirage II Reader 


VO 

Red - 12 VDC 

LED 

READER 1 

BZR 

D1/CLK 

D0/DATA 

Brown - LED 



GND 


VO 

READER 2 

LED 

BZR 

D1/CLK 



2. No keypad 


4. Use Unregulated Mode for jumper J2 

D0/DATA 

GND 

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9.2. Checkpoint Reader Model SN-MSC 16147 

This Checkpoint reader is operated at 12 VDC and has a current draw of 75 mA. 


Black 

Brown 

Green 

White 

Red 



GND 

BZR 

LED 

CLK/D1 

DAT/D0 

+12V 

TR+ 

TR- 

SG 

Checkpoint 


1. Reader Type = Single Interface (Weigand/Prox) 

2. LED Mode = 2 Wire LED Control 

Checkpoint Reader Model SN-MSC 16147 

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Dual Reader 


READER 1 

READER 2 

VO 

LED 

BZR 

D1/CLK 

D0/DATA 

GND 

VO 

LED 

BZR 

D1/CLK 

D0/DATA 

GND 

Red 

Brown 

Green 

White 

Black 

Checkpoint 




Checkpoint Reader Model SN-MSC 16147 

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9.3. Mirage Proximity Reader B 

The Mirage Proximity Reader B is a 33-bit prox reader. It operates at 12 VDC ± 10%. The average current 

draw is 50 mA. 





3. LED Mode = 1 or 2-WIRE LED CONTROL 

GND 

BZR 

LED 

CLK/D1 

DATA/D0 

VO 

Black 

White 

Green 

Red 

Tie to 

Earth 

Ground 

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Red 

White 

Green 

Black 



VO 

LED 

BZR 

CLK/D1 

DATA/D0 

GND 


Tie to 

Earth 

Ground 

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10. Deister Electronics 

10.1. Smart Card Reader (Model #PRM 5M, PRX 5 HSF) 

The smart card reader can operate between 8 and 30 VDC. In order for the reader LEDs to function properly, 

the reader will need to be set up for 2-wire control. 






deis er 

e ectronics 

TERMINAL STRIP ON BACK OF READER 

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 

Red LED 

Green LED 

GND 

D0 (Data) 

D1 (Clock) 

+ Supply 


GND 

BZR 

LED 

CLK/D1 

DATA/D0 

VO 

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Deister Electronics 


deis er 

e ectronics 





TERMINAL STRIP ON BACK OF READER 

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 

Red LED 

Green LED 

GND 

D0 (Data) 

D1 (Clock) 

+ Supply 


VO 

LED 

BZR 

CLK/D1 

DATA/D0 


GND 

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11. Dorado Readers 

Use the following diagrams to wire Single/Dual Reader Interface Modules and Dorado readers. 

11.1. Dorado Reader Model 644 

For the Dorado Reader 644, a 16-position rotary switch (Trim POT) is now used for reader configuration. It 

is located inside the housing on the circuit board. The LED control is standard single wire. The reader should 

be configured to setting 5 (ABA cards, all bits, Wiegand). 

For Radionics hardware and cards, the reader mode is Mag with Wiegand output. 




1. Reader Type = All other readers 

Black 

Brown 

Yellow 

White 

Green 

Red 

GND 

BZR 

LED 

CLK/D1 

DAT/D0 

+12V 

TR+ 

Dorado Reader 

Model 644 

TR- 

SG 


GND 

VDC 5 VDC 

Power Supply 

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Dorado Readers 



READER 1 

VO 

LED 

BZR 

D1/CLK 

5 VDC 

SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION 


2. The 1320 must be set to 5 VDC output 

(jumper J4) 

3. Use Unregulated Mode for the 1320, 

jumper J2 

D0/DATA 

GND 

Brown wire 

Green wire 

White wire 

Yellow wire 

Red wire 

Black wire 


Model 644 

46 — revision 7





Software Settings: 

• Reader interface All other readers 

• Dorado LED control 

• 8 Bit Pin numbers 

• Requires Firmware Revision 

for the Dual Reader Interface 

10278 0 MR-52 

R1.04a 

MSC-C97-8 STO 

or for Single Reader Interface 

10241 2 MR-50 

R1.06 

MSC (c) 95-8 

Single Reader Interface Module with a 

Dorado 780 Card and Pin Reader 

Switch Set for Mode 5 

ABA Card Clock & 

Data 

A 

B 

C 

SW1 

ON 

Black wire 

Brown wire 

Yellow wire 

Green wire 

GND 

BZR 

LED 

CLK/D1 

D 

White wire 

DAT/D0 

OFF 

Red wire 

80 mA maximum 

+12V 

TR+ 


Model 780 

TR- 

SG 

GND 

12 VDC 

Power Supply 

revision 7 — 47



Dual Reader Interface Module with a 

Dorado 780 Card and Pin Reader 

READER 1 

VO 

LED 

BZR 

D1/CLK 

D0/DATA 

GND 

See manual for 12 VDC 

1320 Jumper settings 

J4 - OFF, J2 - UNREG 


• Reader interface All other readers 

• Dorado LED control 

• 8 Bit Pin numbers 

• Requires Firmware Revision 

for the Dual Reader Interface 

10278 0 MR-52 

R1.04a 

MSC-C97-8 STO 

or for Single Reader Interface 

10241 2 MR-50 

R1.06 

MSC (c) 95-8 

VO 

Yellow wire 

Switch Set for Mode 5 

ABA Card Clock & Data 

LED 

White wire 

SW1 

ON 

READER 2 

BZR 

D1/CLK 

D0/DATA 

GND 

Green wire 

Brown wire 

Red wire 

A 

B 

C 

D 

OFF 

Black wire 

Dorado Reader Model 

780 

48 — revision 7




The Dual Reader Interface must have Jumper J4 ON for 5 VDC Operation or 

External Power supply must be used as shown below 


VO 

LED 

See manual for voltage and 

current recommendations. 


• Reader interface All other 

readers 

• One Wire LED Control 

READER 1 

BZR 

D1/CLK 

D0/DATA 

GND 

VO 

Brown wire 

LED 

White wire 

OFF 

READER 2 

BZR 

D1/CLK 

Green wire 

Yellow wire 

A 

B 

C 

D0/DATA 

D 

GND 

Red wire 

ON 

Black wire 

GND 

VDC 5 VDC 

Power Supply (35 mA) 

Dorado 


Model 611 

11.4. Dorado Elevator Reader 570 

This reader operates at 35 mA at +5.5 volts (regulated 4.75 to 5.75). 

If you are going to power the reader from the BAS-1320, set jumper 4 to the ON position for 5 volts and 

jumper 2 for regulated mode. 

A four-position DIP switch is located on the reader circuit board to control the reader options. The reader 

should be set to Mode 6. Note that the fourth switch is not used and should be set to the OFF position. 

Mode A B C D Function 

6 ON off ON off ABA card, all bits Wiegand 

revision 7 — 49



The wires are connected as follows: 

Reader wire color 

Yellow 

Brown 

White 

Green 

Association on BAS-1300 

BZR 

LED 

CLK/D1 

DATA/D0 

Red to +5VDC 

Black to Common 

Yellow 

Brown 

White 

Green 



GND 

BZR 

LED 

CLK/D1 

DATA/D0 

VO 


1. Reader Type = MAG w/Wiegand Output 

2. Keypad = No Keypad 


Tie to Earth 

Ground 

50 — revision 7



Red 

Brown 

Yellow 

White 

Green 

Black 

VO 

LED 

BZR 

CLK/D1 

DATA/D0 

GND 





1. Reader Type = MAG w/Wiegand Output 



Tie to Earth 

Ground 

revision 7 — 51


52 — revision 7


12. Essex Keypads 

Use the following diagrams to wire Single/Dual Reader Interface Modules and Essex keypad readers. 

12.1. Essex Keypad Reader #KTP-16212SLI 


12.1.1 Wiring the BAS-1300 (Single Wire LED Control) 



2. Keypad Type = Eight bit output keypad 

Orange 

1 2 

3 4 

5 6 

7 8 

9 0 

∗ # 

Essex Keypad 

Part # KTP-16212SLI 


Tan - Case 

Brown - LED wire 



Yellow - LED wire 

Red - Vcc 

Blue 

GND 

12 VDC 

Power Supply 

GND 

BZR 

LED 

CLK/D1 

DAT/D0 

+12V 

TR+ 

TR- 

SG 


revision 7 — 53

Essex Keypads 






2. Keypad Type = Eight bit output 

3. Jumper J4 must be set to 12 VDC 


VO 

LED 

READER 1 

BZR 

D1/CLK 

D0/DATA 

GND 



Orange 

Red - Vcc 

1 2 

3 4 

5 6 


7 8 

READER 2 

VO 

LED 

BZR 

D1/CLK 



Tan - Case Ground 

Blue 

9 0 

∗ # 

D0/DATA 

GND 

Essex Keypad 

Part # KTP-16212SLI 

54 — revision 7


12.2. Essex Keypad Reader #KTP-163SN 






Orange 


GND 

Tan - Case 

BZR 

1 2 

4 5 

3 

6 




LED 

CLK/D1 

7 8 

∗ 0 

9 

# 


Red - Vcc 

Blue - CCTV 

DAT/D0 

+12V 

TR+ 

Essex Keypad 

Part # KTP-163SN 

GND 

12 VDC 

Power Supply 

TR- 

SG 



revision 7 — 55

Essex Keypads 




VO 

LED 

READER 1 

BZR 

D1/CLK 

D0/DATA 



Orange 

1 2 

3 

GND 

Red - Vcc 


4 5 

6 

VO 


7 8 

9 

READER 2 

LED 

BZR 

D1/CLK 


Tan - Case Ground 

Blue - CCTV 

∗ 0 

# 

D0/DATA 

GND 





4. Jumper J2 must be set to Unregulated 

Mode. 


Essex Keypad 

Part # KTP-163SN 

56 — revision 7


13. HID Readers 

Use the following diagrams to wire Single/Dual Reader Interface Modules and HID readers. 

13.1. HID ProxPro 


GND 

BZR 



LED 

CLK/D1 

DAT/D0 

+12V 

TR+ 

TR- 

SG 

12 VDC + 

Power Supply 

(125 mA) 

- 


1. Reader Type - Wiegand/Prox 

2. HID-09 kepad - eight-bit output keypad 

HID-00 keypad - four-bit output keypad 

TB1 

1 - DC+ 

2 - GND 

3 - Data 0 

4 - Data 1 

5 - Data RTN 

6 - Green LED 

7 - Red LED 

8 - Beeper 

9 - Hold 

10 - COM 

11 - Tamper 

Tamper SW 

1 

P3 

2 

3 

P1 

1 2 3 

HID ProxPro 

SW1 

revision 7 — 57

HID Readers 




VO 

READER 1 

LED 

BZR 

D1/CLK 


1. Reader Type - Wiegand/Prox 

2. HID-09 kepad - eight-bit output keypad 

HID-00 keypad - four-bit output keypad 

* Use the 1320 in Unregulated Mode (jumper J2) 

D0/DATA 

P1 

GND 

TB1 

1 2 3 

1 - DC+ 

VO 

2 - GND 

3 - Data 0 

READER 2 

LED 

BZR 

D1/CLK 

D0/DATA 

4 - Data 1 

5 - Data RTN 

6 - Green LED 

7 - Red LED 

8 - Beeper 

9 - Hold 

10 - COM 

SW1 

GND 

11 - Tamper 

Tamper SW 

P 1 

3 2 

3 

HID ProxPro 

58 — revision 7

N 

C 

C 

N 

O 

N 

O 

N 

C 

C 

+ 


13.2. HID MaxiProx 5370 A-1 

The MaxiProx 5370 A-1 has not been evaluated by UL. 


+ DC - 

Hot (black) 

Neutral (white) 

12VDC 

1 

2 

3 

4 

SMP3PM 

ON 

Fuse 

AC AC - BAT + 

+ DC - 

Ground (green) 

K1 

K2 

12V 

GND 

I2- 

I2+ 

I1+ 

I1+ 

24VDC 

1 

2 

3 

4 

ON 

Fuse 

AC AC - BAT + 

SMP5PM 

READER INTERFACE 

GND 

BZR 

LED 

J4 

CLK/D1 

DAT/D0 

+12V 

TR+ 

TR- 

SG 

U1 

J2 

B A 

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 

J3 

HID 

MaxiProx 

5370 A-1 

8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 

on 

11 - Tamper Select 

10 - Tamper Common 

9 - Hold (blue) 

8 - Beeper (yellow) 

7 - Red LED (brown) 

6 - GRN (orange) 

5 - Data RTN (black) 

4 - Data-1 (white) 

3 - Data-0 (green) 

2 - Ground (black) 

1 - +DC (red) 



2. No keypad 

revision 7 — 59


13.3. HID MaxiProx 5370/5375AGN00 



+ DC - 

Hot (black) 

Neutral (white) 

12VDC 

1 

2 

3 

4 

SMP3PM 

ON 

Fuse 

AC AC - BAT + 

+ DC - 

Ground (green) 

D1 

D2 

RDR POWER 

REG UNREG 

J2 

TB8 

24VDC 

1 

2 

3 

4 

ON 

Fuse 

AC AC - BAT + 

IN 1 IN 2 IN 3 IN 4 IN 5 IN 6 IN 7 IN 8 

INPUTS 

IN 9 

GND 

IN 10 

TB5 

TB4 

TB3 

TB2 

TB1 

U10 

IN - 5V 

OUT - 12V 

J4 

U1 

U2 

8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 

TB9 

C3 

OFF ON 

S1 

GND DAT CLK BZA LEO VO GND DAT CLK BZA LEO VO 

D0 D1 

D0 D1 

READER 2 READER 1 

SMP5PM 

HID 

MaxiProx 

5370 A-1 

8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 

TB10 

SN 

RS-485 

12V 

REV 

TR + 

TR - 

R + 

R - 

PN 

SG 

R120 

J6 

ACDC 

AC 

GND 

2W 4W 

J3 

J5, J6 

RS-485 

TERMINATOR 

J5 

TB6 

TB7 

C2 

COM k1 

C1 

C2 

COM k3 

C1 

C2 

COM k5 

C1 

NC 

NO 

NC 

NO 

NC 

NO 

C2 

COM k2 

C1 

C2 

COM k4 

C1 

C2 

COM k6 

C1 

NC 

NO 

NC 

NO 

NC 

NO 

TB11 

NO C NC NO C NC NO C NC NO C NC NO C NC NO C NC 

RLY 6 RLY 5 RLY 4 RLY 3 RLY 2 RLY 1 

on 

11 - Tamper Select 

10 - Tamper Common 

9 - Hold (blue) 

8 - Beeper (yellow) 

7 - Red LED (brown) 

6 - GRN (orange) 

5 - Data RTN (black) 

4 - Data-1 (white) 

3 - Data-0 (green) 

2 - Ground (black) 

1 - +DC (red) 

TB12 



2. No keypad 

60 — revision 7


13.4. Hughes MiniProx 



1 - DC+ 

Red 



2 - GND 

Black 

GND 

3 - DATA "0" 

4 - DATA "1" 

5 - DATA RTN 

Green 

White 

Black 

N/C 

BZR 

LED 

6 - Green LED 

Orange 

N/C 

CLK/D1 

7 - Red LED 

Brown 

DAT/D0 

8 - Beeper 

9 - Hold 

Yellow 

Blue 

N/C 

+12V 

TR+ 

TR- 

SG 

Hughes MiniProx Reader 



2. No keypad 

revision 7 — 61





VO 

LED 

READER 1 

BZR 

D1/CLK 

D0/DATA 

GND 

VO 

Red 

1 - DC+ 

LED 

Black 

2 - GND 

READER 2 

BZR 

D1/CLK 

N/C 

Green 

White 

Black 

3 - DATA "0" 

4 - DATA "1" 

5 - DATA RTN 

D0/DATA 

N/C 

Orange 

6 - Green LED 

Brown 

7 - Red LED 

GND 

Yellow 

8 - Beeper 

N/C 

Blue 

9 - Hold 



2. No keypad 

* Use Unregulated Mode for the 1320, jumper J2 

Hughes MiniProx Reader 

62 — revision 7


13.5. Classic, EPIC Swipe and Pinpad Wiegand Readers 





2. No keypad 



Brown - Red LED 

Violet - Green LED 



Red - 5-12 VDC 



GND 

BZR 

LED 

CLK/D1 

DAT/D0 

+12V 

HID Classic Swipe Reader, EPIC Swipe 

Reader, or Pinpad Wiegand Reader 

Blue - not used 

Yellow - not used 

Orange - not 

used 

TR+ 

TR- 

SG 

+ 12 VDC 

- GND 

revision 7 — 63



READER 1 



VO 

LED 

BZR 

D1/CLK 

D0/DATA 

GND 

VO 


Violet - Green LED 

Brown - Red LED 





Yellow - not used 



2. No keypad 


* Use unregulated mode for the 1320, Jumper J2 

HID Classic Swipe Reader, EPIC Swipe 

Reader, or Pinpad Wiegand Reader 

READER 2 

LED 

BZR 

D1/CLK 

Orange - not 

used 

D0/DATA 

GND 

64 — revision 7


13.6. ProxPoint Readers 





2. No keypad 


H I D 


Yellow - BZR 

Orange - LED 




GND 

BZR 

LED 

CLK/D1 

DAT/D0 

+12V 

ProxPoint Reader 

TR+ 

TR- 

SG 



revision 7 — 65





VO 


READER 1 

LED 

BZR 

D1/CLK 

D0/DATA 

Orange - LED 

Yellow - BZR 



H I D 

GND 


VO 

READER 2 

LED 

BZR 

D1/CLK 

D0/DATA 

GND 



2. No keypad 


ProxPoint Reader 

66 — revision 7


13.7. ProxPro II 

The ProxPro II reader (model number 5455BBn00) operates at 5-16 VDC. The average current draw at 12 

VDC is 30 mA. The LEDs and buzzer function in the same way as standard HID Wiegand/proximity 

readers. 






HID 


Inteface Module 

GND 

BZR 

LED 

CLK/D1 

DATA/D0 

VO 

Black 

Yellow 

Orange 

White 

Green 

Red 

Drain 

wire & 

Shield 

to 

Ground 

revision 7 — 67



HID 





Shield 

to 

Drain 

Ground 



Red 

VO 

Orange 

LED 

Yellow 

BZR 

White 

CLK/D1 

Green 

DATA/D0 

Black 

GND 


68 — revision 7


13.8. iClass Reader 

The HID iClass Reader (model numbers R10/R30/R40) operates at 10-16 VDC. The average current draw 

for the R10 is 65-122 mA; the R30: 80-260 mA; the R40: 80-260 mA. The LEDs and buzzer function the 

same as standard HID Wiegand/Prox readers. 

Note: 

HID iClass readers must be unlocked with a special command card before they are operational 

with B.A.S.I.S. software. 






Single Reader Interface 

Module 

GND 

BZR 

LED 

CLK/D1 

DATA/D0 

VO 

Black 

Brown 

Orange 

White 

Green 

Red 

HID 

Tie to Earth 

Ground 

revision 7 — 69








Module 

HID 

Red 

Orange 

Brown 

White 

Green 

Black 

VO 

LED 

BZR 

CLK/D1 

DATA/D0 

GND 


Tie to Earth 

Ground 

13.9. iClass RK-40 

The HID iClass RK-40 reader has an 8 bit keypad. It operates at 10-16 VDC. The average current draw is 

72/244 mA at 12 V. The LEDs and buzzer function the same as standard HID Wiegand/Prox readers. 

Note: 

HID iClass readers must be unlocked with a special command card before they are operational 

with B.A.S.I.S. software. 

70 — revision 7





2. Keypad = EIGHT BIT OUTPUT KEYPAD 




1 2 3 

4 5 6 

7 

* 

8 

0 

9 

# 

GND 

BZR 

LED 

CLK/D1 

DATA/D0 

VO 

Pin 2 (Ground) 

Pin 6 (Red LED) 

Pin 5 (Green LED) 

Pin 4 (Data 1) 


Pin 1 (+DC (10-16V) 

HID 

Tie to 

Earth 

Ground 

revision 7 — 71





2. Keypad = EIGHT BIT OUTPUT KEYPAD 




1 2 3 

4 5 6 

7 

* 

8 

0 

9 

# 

GND 

BZR 

LED 

CLK/D1 

DATA/D0 

VO 

Pin 2 (Ground) 

Pin 6 (Red LED) 

Pin 5 (Green LED) 



Pin 1 (+DC (10-16V) 

HID 

Tie to 

Earth 

Ground 

13.10. EntryProx 4045-905 

The EntryProx is a standalone reader. It is ideal for providing single-door proximity access control. 

In this configuration, the keypad does not send separate key data. When the keypad is used, it outputs the 

cardholder/badge ID number. 

72 — revision 7





GND 

BZR 

LED 

CLK/D1 

DATA/D0 

Brown - Wiegand LED 

White - Wiegand Data 1 

Green - Wiegand Data 0 

VO 


revision 7 — 73



Red +12 VDC 

Brown - Wiegand LED 

White - Wiegand Data 1 

Green - Wiegand Data 0 


VO 

LED 

BZR 

CLK/D1 

DATA/D0 

GND 





74 — revision 7


14. IDH Max Readers 

READER INT ERFACE 

Black 

GND 

NC 

Blue 

BZR 

C 

1 

NC CP 

Brown 

White 

Green 

LED 

CLK/D1 

DAT/D0 

J4 

NO 

NO 

NC 

NC 

BPR GND 

+12V 

TR+ 

TR- 

C 

+ 

12V 

GND 

RED GRN 

SG 

U1 

I2- 

I2+ 

D1 

J2 

I1+ 

D0 

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 

B 

A 

I1+ 

J3 

White 

STK 

Black 

Green 

RQE 

Black 

Red 

LS 

DS 

Black 

12V GND COM+ COM- 12V GND 

revision 7 — 75

IDH Max Readers 

76 — revision 7


15. ID Solutions Readers 

Use the following diagrams to wire Single/Dual Reader Interface Modules and ID Solutions readers. 

15.1. ID Solutions Model 8030/8035 Bar Code Reader 



ID Solutions 

Bar Code Reader, 

Model 8030/8035 



2. No keypad 

Brown - LED Control Input 

Green - Data 0/Data 

White - Data 1/Clock 

Black - Supply Ground 

Red - DC Input 

GND 

12 V Power Supply 

GND 

BZR 

LED 

CLK/D1 

DAT/D0 

+12V 

TR+ 

TR- 

SG 


revision 7 — 77

ID Solutions Readers 


ID Solutions 

Bar Code Reader, 

Model 8030/8035 



2. No keypad 

3. Use the 1320 in Unregulated Mode (jumper J2) 

Red - DC Input 

Black - Supply Ground 


White - Data 1/Clock 

VO 

LED 

Green - Data 0/Data 

Brown - LED Control Input 

READER 1 

BZR 

D1/CLK 

D0/DATA 

GND 

VO 

LED 

READER 2 

BZR 

D1/CLK 

D0/DATA 

GND 

78 — revision 7


16. Infographics Readers 

Use the following diagrams to wire Single/Dual Reader Interface Modules and Infographics readers. 

16.1. Infographics Reader OTD-60 



Infographics 

Reader OTD-60 




2. No keypad 

5+ GND 

4. Green - +5 Volts 

1. Grey - 0 Volts 

Black - Yellow LED (not used) 

8. Blue - Frame Ground 

EARTH GROUND 


GND 

Red - Green LED 

Orange - Red LED 

Brown - Reader Clock 

Yellow - Reader Data 

BZR 

LED 

CLK/D1 

DAT/D0 

+12V 

TR+ 

TR- 

SG 

revision 7 — 79

Infographics Readers 


Infographics 

Reader OTD-60 





5V Voltage Jumper 

Settings, See manual 

for volt and current 

recommendations. 

1. Grey - 0 Volts 

2. Brown - Reader Clock 

3. Yellow - Reader Data 


4. Green - +5 Volts 

VO 

5V+ 

5. Red - Green LED 

LED 

6. Black - Yellow LED (not used) 

READER 1 

BZR 

D1/CLK 

7. Orange - Red LED 

8. Blue - Frame Ground 

D0/DATA 

GND 

VO 

EARTH GROUND 

LED 

READER 2 

BZR 

D1/CLK 

D0/DATA 

GND 

80 — revision 7


17. Keri Systems Readers 


Keri Systems readers. 

17.1. Cascade and Sierra Readers (P-300, P-400, P-500, P-600 with 

Keypad, P-700) 


The Keri Systems Readers operate at 12 VDC. All the reader models require an alternate 12 VDC power 

source when being connected to the Single Reader Interface. They cannot be powered from the reader 

interface module. The readers also feature Prox by HID Technology (optional) which allows them to be 

compatible with ProxCard II, ISO Prox II, ProxKey II in 26-bit and other customer HID card format. 

Note: 

The keypad for the P-600 is 8-bit output. 





3. LED Mode = Single Wire LED Control 

Cascade Reader / 

Sierra Reader 

Silver - Shield 


Blue - Beeper 

Brown - Single LED 


Orange - not used 


Red - Power 


GND 

BZR 

LED 

CLK/D1 

DAT/D0 

+12V 

TR+ 

TR- 

SG 

GND 


revision 7 — 81

Keri Systems Readers 


The P-400, P-600, and P-700 require a separate 12 VDC power source. They cannot be powered from the 

panel. 


READER 1 

VO 12 VDC + 

LED 

BZR 

D1/CLK 

D0/DATA 




3. LED Mode = Single Wire LED Control 

4. Use Unregulated Mode for jumper J2 

Silver - Shield 


Brown -Single LED 

Cascade Reader / 

Sierra Reader 

GND 

Red - Power 


READER 2 

VO 

LED 

BZR 

D1/CLK 

Blue - Beeper 

Orange - not used 


D0/DATA 

GND 

The current draws for each reader are as follows: 

P-300: 80mA 

P-400: 90mA 

P-500: 80mA 

P-600: 100mA 

P-700: 285mA 

82 — revision 7


18. Magtek Readers 

Use the following diagrams to wire Single/Dual Reader Interface Modules and Magtek readers. 

18.1. Magtek 101-Millimeter Swipe Reader (Model 2105002) 

This reader operates at 2.4 to 5.5 VDC at 1 mA typical. 





3. LED Mode = 1 WIRE LED CONTROL 



GND 

Orange 

BZR 

LED 

CLK/D1 

DATA/D0 

VO 

Green 

Yellow 

Red 

(V cc 

) 

Brown 

(GND) 

2.4 to 5.5 

VDC 

Power 

Supply 

Tie to 

Earth 

Ground 

revision 7 — 83

Magtek Readers 





3. LED Mode = 1 WIRE LED CONTROL 

Orange 

GND 

Yellow 

DATA/D0 

Green 

CLK/D1 

Dual Reader Inteface 

Module 

BZR 

LED 

VO 

Red 

(V cc 

) 

Brown 

(GND) 

2.4 to 5.5 

VDC 

Power 

Supply 

Tie to 

Earth 

Ground 

84 — revision 7


19. Mifare Readers 

Use the following diagrams to wire Single/Dual Reader Interface Modules and Mifare readers. 

19.1. Mifare Model LA-WIW-PROXKEY-M 




GND 

BZR 

LED 

CLK/D1 

DAT/D0 

+12V 

TR+ 

TR- 

SG 



2. LED Mode = 2-Wire LED Control 

1 2 3 4 5 6 

Mifare Model 

(LA-WIW-PROXKEY-M) 

revision 7 — 85

Mifare Readers 



VO 

5 VDC + 

READER 1 

LED 

BZR 

D1/CLK 

1 2 3 4 5 6 

D0/DATA 

GND 

READER 2 

VO 

LED 

BZR 

D1/CLK 

D0/DATA 

GND 






Mifare Reader 

Model 

(LA-WIW-PROXKEY-M) 

86 — revision 7


19.2. Integrated Engineering PX007 Mifare Reader 

The following information applies for these Integrated Engineering reader models: PX007Z/MFSNR, 

PX007MF/Read Only, and PX007MF/RS232(B). 

The reader operates between 4.75 and 12.25 VDC and has an average draw of 50 mA. Therefore, the reader 

can be directly powered from the reader interface modules. The reader can output both standard Clock and 

Data or standard Wiegand data. To get proper LED functionality, the reader must be set up for 2-wire LED 

mode. Please follow the diagrams for proper wiring of the reader. 






Terminal on Back 

of Reader 



GND 

5-12 VDC 

Ground 

Clock / D0 

Data / D1 

Green LED 

Red LED 

(8) 

(7) 

(6) 

(5) 

(4) 

(3) 

(2) 

(1) 

INTEGRATED 

ENGINEERING 

BZR 

LED 

CLK/D1 

DATA/D0 

VO 

revision 7 — 87







Terminal on Back 

of Reader 

(8) 

5-12 VDC 

(7) 

(6) 

Ground 

(5) 

INTEGRATED 

ENGINEERING 

(4) 

(3) 

(2) 

(1) 

Clock / D0 

Data / D1 

Green LED 

Red LED 



VO 

LED 

BZR 

CLK/D1 


DATA/D0 

GND 

19.2.3 Integrated Engineering Card Configuration 

Integrated Engineering readers require specially encoded cards. The IEConfiguration Card Utility allows 

you to create a configuration card. The configuration card is then used to set up IE readers so they can 

properly read B.A.S.I.S.-encoded cards. 

Note: 

To use this utility, you must have a GemEasyLink680 encoder connected to your system. Place 

the configuration card on top of the encoder when prompted by the IEConfiguration Card 

Utilty. Data will then be transferred from the utilty to the card. 

88 — revision 7


The IEConfiguration Card Utilty settings must match the B.A.S.I.S. IE Access control application. Also, be 

sure to select the correct card type that was assigned to the IE card format during its encoding. 

1. Open the IEConfiguration Card Utilty, which is located in the B.A.S.I.S. directory. 

2. Fill in the following information. The default settings are below. 

Note: 

The settings in the IEConfiguration Card Utility must match the settings in System 

Administration when defining the card format. 

• Total number of bits on the card: This number must match the total number of bits on card used 

when configuring card formats in System Administration. 

• Encoding layout: You may select IE Format or Non-IE Format 

• Application Key A (hex): This key is used to read the sectors. This must be the same key used in 

System Administration. 

• Default sector number: This specifies the sector number to which data will be written. You may not 

use 0 since it is reserved for MIFARE Application Directory (MAD). 

• Comm. port: Select the port to which the device is connected on your workstation. 

• Baud rate: 9600 (recommended default) 

• Data bits: 8 bit (recommended default) 

• Parity: None (recommended default) 

• Stop bits: 1 (recommended default) 

3. Click [OK] to save the settings. 

4. When you are prompted to place the card close to the GEMEasyLink680 reader. Once you do so, click 

[OK]. The configuration card will then be encoded. 

revision 7 — 89


19.3. Iolan Reader Model LA-XXW-PRXKY-MX 1050-4021-092 



GND 

BZR 

LED 

CLK/D1 

DAT/D0 

+12V 

TR+ 

TR- 

SG 

TYPICAL SOFTWARE SETTINGS: 

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 



3. Pins 3 and 9 should be jumpered together 

4. Dip switch 1 should be set to on 

O 

N 

12345678 

Iolan 

(LA-XXW-PRXKY-MX 1050 - 

4021 - 092) 

90 — revision 7




VO 

READER 1 

LED 

BZR 

D1/CLK 

D0/DATA 

GND 

VO 

READER 2 

LED 

BZR 

D1/CLK 

D0/DATA 

GND 

TYPICAL SOFTWARE SETTINGS: 

1. Dipswitch 1 should be set On 

2. Pins 3 and 9 should be jumpered together 



1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 

ON 

12345678 

Iolan 

(LA-XXW-PRXKY-MX 1050 - 

4021 - 092) 

revision 7 — 91


92 — revision 7


20. Motorola Indala Readers 

Use the following diagrams to wire Single/Dual Reader Interface Modules and Indala readers. 

20.1. Indala Readers ASR-120, ASR-122 



12 VDC 

Power Supply 

GND 

Red 

ARE-142 


Antenna PWR (+) - DC PWR In (+) 

Red 



INDALA 

READERS 

ASR-120, 

ASR-122 

Black 

Blue 

White 

Brown 

Antenna PWR (-) 

Antenna 

Green LED Out 

Red LED Out 

- DC PWR In (-) 

DATA "0" Out) 

DATA "1" Out 

Red LED 

Black 

Green 

White 

Brown 

GND 

BZR 

LED 

Green 

Beeper Out 

Beeper In 

Blue 

CLK/D1 

DAT/D0 



2. No keypad 

+12V 

TR+ 

TR- 

SG 

revision 7 — 93

Motorola Indala Readers 

20.1.2 Wiring BAS-1320 

ARE-142 


Red 

Antenna PWR (+) 

- DC PWR In (+) 

Red 

INDALA 

READERS 

ASR-120, ASR- 

122 

Black 

Blue 

White 

Brown 

Antenna PWR (-) 

Antenna 

Green LED Out 

Red LED Out 

- DC PWR In (-) 

DATA "0" Out) 

DATA "1" Out 

Red LED 

Black 

Green 

White 

Brown 

Green 

Beeper Out 

Beeper In 

Blue 



VO 

LED 

READER 1 

BZR 

D1/CLK 

D0/DATA 

GND 

VO 

READER 2 

LED 

BZR 

D1/CLK 



2. No keypad 

* Use Unregulated Mode for the 1320, jumper J2 

D0/DATA 

GND 

94 — revision 7


20.2. Indala Readers ASR-503, ASR-505, ASR-110, ASR-112 





2. No keypad 

Power Supply 

GND 

12 VDC 

Reader Current 

Requirements: 

ASR-503, 505: 45 mA 

ASR-110, 112: 180 mA 

DC+ 

GND - DATA RTN 

Red 

Black 



GND 

Red LED 

Brown 

BZR 

Green LED 

Data "1" 

Orange 

White 

LED 

CLK/D1 

Data "0" 

Green 

DAT/D0 

INDALA READERS 

ASR-503 

ASR-505 

ASR-110, ASR-112 

+12V 

TR+ 

TR- 

SG 

revision 7 — 95





VO 

LED 

READER 1 

BZR 

D1/CLK 

D0/DATA 

Red 

DC+ 

GND 

Black 

GND - DATA RTN 

Brown 

Red LED 

VO 

Orange 

Green LED 

READER 2 

LED 

BZR 

D1/CLK 

D0/DATA 

White 

Green 

Data "1" 

Data "0" 

INDALA READERS 

ASR-503 

ASR-505 

ASR-110, ASR-112 

GND 



2. No keypad 

* Use unregulated mode for the 1320, jumper J2 

96 — revision 7



124, ASR-136 


20.3.1 Wiring the BAS-1300 (Single LED Control Line Configuration) 

Splice here 

Extension Cable 

Antenna Cable 

Blue 

Green 

Brown 

Color 

Code 

TB1 

A Antenna 

B Beeper Out 

C LED Out 


White 

Black 

Red 

D Do not use 

E Antenna PWR (-) 

F Antenna PWR (+) 

ASR-103, ASR-105, 

ASR-120, ASR-122, 

ASR-124, ASR-136 

Do Not Connect 

Screen (Shield) 

GND 

ARE-142 

Remote Electronics 

BZR 

LED 

CLK/D1 

DAT/D0 

+12V 


Interface 

Module 

TB2 

1 Do not use 

2 Do not use 

3 Do not use 

Suggested 

Color Code 

(White) 

(Green) 

(Blue) 

(Brown) 

Color 

Code 

4 Data '1' Out 


6 Beeper In 

7 Do not use 

8 LED In 

Linear 

Power 

Supply 

- 

+ 

(Black) 

(Red) 

9 DC PWR In (-) 

10 DC Power In (+) 


EARTH GROUND 



2. No keypad 

revision 7 — 97


20.3.2 Wiring the BAS-1320 (Single LED Control Line Configuration) 

Splice here 


Antenna Cable 

Blue 

Green 

Brown 

Color 

Code 

TB1 

A Antenna 

B Beeper Out 

C LED Out 


White 

Black 

Red 

D Do not use 



ASR-103, ASR-105, 

ASR-120, ASR-122, 

ASR-124, ASR-136 

READER 1 



VO 

LED 

BZR 

D1/CLK 

D0/DATA 

GND 



See manual for volt and 


Suggested 

Color Code 

(White) 

(Green) 

(Blue) 

Color 

Code 

TB2 

ARE-142 


1 Do not use 

2 Do not use 

3 Do not use 



6 Beeper In 

7 Do not use 

READER 2 

VO 

LED 

BZR 

D1/CLK 

D0/DATA 

(Brown) 

(Black) 

(Red) 


8 LED In 



GND 

12 VDC 

Linear 

Power Supply 

- 

+ 

ACDC 


Interface 

Module 

12V 

AC 

GND 

EARTH GROUND 



2. No keypad 

98 — revision 7


20.3.3 Wiring the BAS-1300 (Dual LED Control Line Configuration) 

Splice here 


Antenna Cable 

Blue 

Color 

Code 

TB1 

A Antenna 

Green 

B Beeper Out 

Brown 

C LED Out 


White 

D Do not use 

Black 


Red 




GND 

BZR 

LED 

CLK/D1 

DAT/D0 


Interface 

Module 

ARE-142 


+12V 

TB2 

Suggested 

Color Code 

(White) 

Color 

Code 

1 Do not use 

2 Do not use 

3 Do not use 


(Green) 


Not used 

(Blue) 

6 Beeper In 

(Orange) 

7 Green LED In 

(Brown) 

8 Red LED In 

12 VDC 

Linear 

Power Supply 

- 

+ 

(Black) 

(Red) 



Screen 

(Shield) 

EARTH 

GROUND 



2. No keypad 

revision 7 — 99


20.3.4 Wiring the BAS-1320 (Dual LED Control Line Configuration) 

Splice here 


Antenna Cable 

Blue 

Green 

Brown 

Color 

Code 

TB1 

A Antenna 

B Beeper Out 

C LED Out 


White 

Black 

Red 

D Do not use 





READER 1 

READER 2 

VO 

LED 

BZR 

D1/CLK 

D0/DATA 

GND 

VO 

LED 

BZR 

D1/CLK 

D0/DATA 


Not used 


See manual for volt and 


Suggested 

Color Code 

(White) 

(Green) 

(Blue) 

(Orange) 

(Brown) 

(Black) 

(Red) 

Color 

Code 

TB2 

ARE-142 


1 Do not use 

2 Do not use 

3 Do not use 



6 Beeper In 

7 Green LED In 

8 Red LED In 



12 VDC 

Linear 

Power Supply 

- 

+ 

GND 

Screen 

(Shield) 

EARTH 

GROUND 

ACDC 



12V 

AC 

GND 



2. No keypad 

100 — revision 7


20.4. Indala Reader ARK-501 




GND 

BZR 

LED 

CLK/D1 



2. Keypad Type = eight bit output 

DAT/D0 

+12V 

TR+ 

TR- 

SG 

Suggested 

Color Code 

(White) 

Splice Here 

Color 

Code 

White 

Reader Cable 

(Green) 

Green 

Do not 

connect 

(Blue) 

(Orange) 

Blue 

Orange 

1 2 3 

4 5 6 

7 8 9 

* 0 # 

(Brown) 

Brown 

ARK-501 Prox 

Reader/Keypad 

Linear Power 

Supply 

- 

+ 

(Black) 

(Red) 

Black 

(Red) 

Shield 

(Screen) 

Do not connect 

EARTH GROUND 

revision 7 — 101





READER 1 

VO 

LED 

BZR 



2. Keypad Type = eight bit output 

* Use the 1320 in Unregulated Mode (jumper J2) 

D1/CLK 

D0/DATA 

GND 

Splice Here 


VO 

LED 

Suggested 

Color Code 

(White) 

Color 

Code 

White 

READER 2 

BZR 

D1/CLK 

D0/DATA 

Do not 

connect 

(Green) 

(Blue) 

(Orange) 

Green 

Blue 

Orange 

1 2 3 

4 5 6 

7 8 9 

* 0 # 

GND 

(Brown) 

Brown 

ARK-501 Prox 

Reader/Keypad 

12 VDC 

Linear 

Power Supply 

- 

+ 

(Black) 

(Red) 

Black 

(Red) 

EARTH GROUND 

Shield 

(Screen) 

Do not connect 

102 — revision 7


20.5. Indala Readers ASR-500, ASR-501, ASR-503, ASR-505, ASR-110 



GND 

BZR 

LED 

CLK/D1 



DAT/D0 

+12V 

Suggested 

Color Code 

(White) 

(Green) 

Splice Here 

Color 

Code 


(White) 

(Green) 

(Blue) 

(Brown) 

Do not use 

(Blue) 

(Orange) 

(Brown) 

(Black) 

ASR-500 Reader, 

ASR-501, ASR-503, 

ASR-505, ASR-110 

12 VDC 

Linear 

Power 

Supply 

- 

+ 

(Black) 

(Red) 

(Red) 

Shield (Screen) 

EARTH GROUND 

revision 7 — 103





VO 

READER 1 

LED 

BZR 

D1/CLK 



2. No keypad 


D0/DATA 

GND 

Splice Here 

READER 2 

VO 

LED 

BZR 

D1/CLK 

D0/DATA 

Suggested 

Color Code 

(White) 

(Green) 

(Blue) 

(Brown) 

Color 

Code 

Do not use 


(White) 

(Green) 

(Blue) 

(Orange) 

(Brown) 

GND 

ASR-500 Reader, 

ASR-501, ASR-503, 

ASR-505, ASR-110 

(Black) 

(Black) 

(Red) 

(Red) 

Shield (Screen) 

104 — revision 7


20.6. Motorola BiStatix Prox Reader (BXR-610) 

The recommended draw is 250 mA, with an input voltage of 12 VDC. The BiStatix reader has a read range 

of up to 5 inches and communicates with a Wiegand output format. The operating temperatures are from 

-31° to 149° Fahrenheit. The reader will support Motorola FlexPass ASP+ formats as well as Motorola 60- 

bit UID format. 


Single Reader Inteface Module 

GND 

BZR 

LED 

CLK/D1 

DATA/D0 

Black 

Blue 

Brown 

White 

Green 

BiStatix 

VO 

Red 








Red 

VO 

Brown 

LED 

BiStatix 





Blue 

White 

Green 

Black 

BZR 

CLK/D1 

DATA/D0 

GND 


revision 7 — 105


20.7. Indala EM4525F Reader 

This reader operates at 10 - 14 VDC. The average current draw is 75 mA. 








Black 

Blue 

Brown 

White 

Green 

Red 

GND 

BZR 

LED 

CLK/D1 

DATA/D0 

VO 






Red 

Brown 

Blue 

White 

Green 

Black 



VO 

LED 

BZR 

CLK/D1 

DATA/D0 

GND 


106 — revision 7


20.7.3 Reader Switch Settings 

Reader configuration SW1 SW2 SW3 SW4 

Wiegand 40 bit output off off off ON 

20.8. Motorola FlexPass Readers 

This reader operates between 4 and 16 VDC. In order to get proper LED functionality, the reader needs to be 

wired as follows and set up using 2-wire LED control. 






FlexPass 

Motorola 

Single Reader Interface 

GND 

BZR 

LED 

CLK/D1 

DATA/D0 

VO 

Black 

Brown 

Orange 

White 

Green 

Red 

revision 7 — 107







FlexPass 

Motorola 


Red 

Orange 

Brown 

White 

Green 

Black 

VO 

LED 

BZR 

CLK/D1 

DATA/D0 

GND 


108 — revision 7


21. Nedap Readers 

This particular reader is used namely for asset/cardholder tracking. It can track objects up to 38 feet from the 

receiver. 

21.1. Nedap Transit Readers 

The Nedap Transit reader operates at 24 VDC ± 10% 500 mA. 


25-pin Female 

DB-25 Connector 

Comm Board 



GND 

BZR 

LED 

CLK/D1 

DATA/D0 

VO 

GND 

0-2 

0-3 

Tie to Earth 

Ground 

This connection is 

placed when the 

Door Contact is not 

used 





PS 270 Board 

revision 7 — 109

Nedap Readers 


25-pin Female 

DB-25 Connector 

Comm Board 



GND 

DATA/D0 

CLK/D1 

BZR 

LED 

VO 

GND 

0-2 

0-3 

Tie to Earth 

Ground 

This connection is 

placed when the 

Door Contact is not 

used 





PS 270 Board 

110 — revision 7


21.1.3 Reader DIP Switches 

DIP switches are located behind the Comm Board. Set the switches as follows: 

1 ON 

2 off 

3 ON 

4 ON 

5 ON 

6 off 

7 ON 

8 ON 

21.1.4 Reader Configuration 

For this reader to work properly with B.A.S.I.S., the reader must programmed via the Comm Board using a 

terminal connection. A null modem cable is required to program the Nedap reader. The command, SC532, 

must be programmed into the firmware to set the inter-ID delay on the combi-booster to 0.5 seconds to 

distinguish between the two IDs. 

Combi-boosters combine a vehicle ID with a driver ID. Both ID numbers may be sent in a separate event 

message to the host computer. The delay between the two messages can be set with this timer. The vehicle 

ID is always transmitted first. The second event message, which contains the driver ID, must be set to a 0.5 

second delay to work with the access control software. Timer values are stored in EEPROM and are only 

lost when a “reset reader” command is performed. 

Note: 

Reprogramming the reader is case-sensitive and must be done in CAPS. 

1. Connect a null modem cable to the 25-pin female connector on the Comm Board inside the Nedap 

Reader, and connect the DB-9 end to an open communications port on a PC. 

2. Using HyperTerminal, configure the following: 

revision 7 — 111

Nedap Readers 

a. for the ASCII Setup: 

b. Set the communication properties: 

– BPS: 9600 

– Data bits: 7 

– Parity: Even 

– Stop bits: 1 

– Flow control: None 

3. Check the current settings for the inter ID delay by typing in QC5 (must be in caps) followed by 

. 

4. Change the settings by typing SC532. Press . The screen should return SC532. 

5. Once again, you can check these settings by typing in QC5 followed by to make sure the 

parameters were accepted. 

Any error will return a question mark (?). 

112 — revision 7


22. Secura Key Readers 

22.1. e-Tag Prox Reader #ASSY 2014040 

This demonstrates the default wiring configuration for the reader. However, there is no control for the LED's 

or the buzzer. There is no way to tell what state the reader is in from the door. The reader will only flash a 

green light and beep once when a card is read. There are no other indications of the readers state. 


Secura Key (eTag) Prox Reader 

(ASSY 2014040) 

e*Tag TM 


Black 

GND 

Violet 

BZR 

Orange 

LED 

White 

CLK/D1 

Green 

DATA/D0 

Red 

VO 

Secura Key 




3. LED Mode = 1-wire LED Control 

revision 7 — 113

Secura Key Readers 


e*Tag TM 

Secura Key (eTag) Prox Reader (ASSY 2014040) 


Secura Key 

Red 

Orange 

Violet 

White 

Green 

VO 

LED 

BZR 

CLK/D1 

DATA/D0 





3. LED Mode = 1-wire LED Control 

Black 

GND 

114 — revision 7


22.2. Touch Card Reader (TC-100) 

This reader operates between 9 and 24 VDC. The reader has a current draw of 125 mA to 135 mA, therefore 

it must be connected to an alternate power supply. The reader outputs a standard Wiegand format and uses 

the standard single wire LED control. Follow the diagram below for the correct wiring procedure. 






ACCESS 

SPECIALTIES 

TC-100 

(Not Used) 



GND 

BZR 

LED 

CLK/D1 

DATA/D0 

Brown 

White 

Green 

VO 

Red 

Black 

Alternate Power Supply 

+ 

_ 

12 VDC 

revision 7 — 115



ACCESS 

SPECIALTIES 

TC-100 







VO 

Alternate Power Supply 

+ 

12 VDC 

_ 

Red 

Black 

Brown 

(Not Used) 

White 

Green 

LED 

BZR 

CLK/D1 

DATA/D0 

GND 


116 — revision 7


22.3. Touch Card SK-028W Barium Ferrite Reader 

This reader operates at 6-24 VDC. 








GND 

BZR 

LED 

CLK/D1 

DATA/D0 

VO 

Black 

Brown 

White 

Green 

Red 

LED States 

Normal - Red blinking, bright/light 

Locked - Red solid 

Unlocked - Light off 

Tie to Earth 

Ground 

revision 7 — 117







Red 

Brown 

White 

Green 

Black 

VO 

LED 

BZR 

CLK/D1 

DATA/D0 

GND 




LED States 

Normal - Red blinking, bright/light 

Locked - Red solid 

Unlocked - Light off 

Tie to Earth 

Ground 

118 — revision 7


23. Star Wiring Using APM10/11 


ISC RS-485 4-Wire Communications Star Wiring 

Using APM-10/11 

one APM-10/11 

device only on 

ISC port 

On-board termination 

of all hardware is 

required for star wiring 

configuration 

TB2 

APM 10/11 

Downstream Device 

Up to 8 ports 

revision 7 — 119

Star Wiring Using APM10/11 

120 — revision 7


24. Texas Instruments Readers 

Use the following diagrams to wire Single/Dual Reader Interface Modules and Texas Instruments readers. 

24.1. TI S6410 Wall Plate/S6420 Mullion Reader 

This reader operates at 9-12 VDC. The average current draw is 50 mA Typical (normal), 130 mA Typical 

(badge read). 






Single Reader Inteface 

Module 

GND 

BZR 

LED 

CLK/D1 

DATA/D0 

VO 

Black 

Brown 

Orange 

White 

Green 

Red 

Tie to Earth 

Ground 

revision 7 — 121

Texas Instruments Readers 






Dual Reader Inteface 

Module 

Red 

VO 

Orange 

LED 

Brown 

BZR 

White 

CLK/D1 

Green 

DATA/D0 

Black 

GND 


Tie to Earth 

Ground 

122 — revision 7


Index 

A 

Access Readers ..................................................... 7 

AIT reader #L-TR200........................................... 9 

AIT readers ........................................................... 9 

APM10/11......................................................... 119 

AWID PROX with keypad (KP-6840) ............... 14 

AWID readers ..................................................... 11 

AWID Sentinel Prox MR-1824 .......................... 11 

AWID Sentinel-Prox (LR-911) .......................... 16 

AWID Sentinel-Prox SP-6820, SR-2400, and MM- 

6800 ............................................................. 13 

B 

BAI barcode reader #BA-200 ............................. 19 

BAI barcode readers ........................................... 19 

Banque-Tec readers ............................................ 21 

Baran Tec Keypads............................................. 23 

Bewator readers .................................................. 29 

C 

Cascade and Sierra readers (P-300, P-400, P-500, P- 

600 with keypad, P-700).............................. 81 

Casi-Rusco 94x, 97x prox readers ...................... 31 

Casi-Rusco prox readers ..................................... 31 

Casi-Rusco readers 

configuration................................................ 32 

reader operation ........................................... 33 

Ceia Freedom reader with keypad (prox) ........... 35 

Ceia readers......................................................... 35 

Checkpoint reader model SN-MSC 16147 ......... 39 

Checkpoint Systems readers ............................... 37 

D 

Deister Electronics.............................................. 43 

Dorado readers.................................................... 45 

model 611 .................................................... 49 

model 644 .................................................... 45 

model 780 .................................................... 47 

E 

EPIC swipe readers............................................. 63 

Essex keypad reader #KTP-16212SLI................ 53 

Essex keypad reader #KTP-163SN..................... 55 

Essex keypads ..................................................... 53 

H 

HID classic readers ............................................. 63 

HID MaxiProx 5370 A-1 .................................... 59 

HID MaxiProx 5370/5375AGN00...................... 60 

HID ProxPro ....................................................... 57 

HID ProxPro II reader......................................... 67 

HID readers......................................................... 57 

Hughes MiniProx reader..................................... 61 

I 

ID solutions readers ............................................ 77 

model 8030/8035 bar code reader ............... 77 

IDH Max readers ................................................ 75 

Indala readers 

ARK-501 ................................................... 101 

ASR-103, ASR-105, ASR-120, ASR-122, 

ASR-124, ASR-136.............................. 97 

ASR-120, ASR-122..................................... 93 

ASR-500, ASR-501, ASR-503, ASR-505, 

ASR-110............................................. 103 

ASR-503, ASR-505, ASR-110, ASR-112... 95 

Infographics readers............................................ 79 

OTD-60........................................................ 79 

Integrated Engineering 

PX007Z/MFSNR Mifare reader .................. 87 

Iolan reader model LA-XXW-PRXKY-MX 1050- 

4021-092...................................................... 90 

K 

Keri Systems readers .......................................... 81 

cascade,sierra............................................... 81 

Keypads .............................................................. 23 

L 

LNL826S121NN 8-bit output keypad reader ..... 23 

M 

Mifare model LA-WIW-PROXKEY-M............. 85 

Mifare readers ..................................................... 85 

Mirage II readers................................................. 37 

Motorola BiStatix Prox reader (BXR-610)....... 105 

Motorola FlexPass readers................................ 107 

Motorola Indala readers...................................... 93 

P 

Pinpad wiegand readers ...................................... 63 

ProxPoint reader ................................................. 65 

ProxPro II reader................................................. 67 

R 

Remote card reader model BC18........................ 29 

revision 7 — 123

Index 

S 

Secura Key (e-Tag) prox reader #ASSY 2014040 .. 

113 

Secura Key readers ........................................... 113 

Secura Key Touch Card reader (model number TC- 

100)............................................................ 115 

Smart card reader (model #PRM 5M, PRX 5 HSF) 

43 

Smart card reader (models BT815 and BT900/818) 

21 

Star wiring using APM10/11 ............................ 119 

124 — revision 7


revision 7 — 125

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B.A.S.I.S. ® ET Alternative Reader Wiring Guide 

Product version 5.10.421, item number E818, revision 7, 1/28/2004 

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Best Lock Corporation warrants that the product is free from defects in material and workmanship under normal use 

and service with proper maintenance for one year from the date of factory ship. Best Lock Corporation assumes no 

responsibility for products damaged by improper handling, misuse, neglect, improper installation, over-voltages, 

repair, alteration, or accident. This warranty is limited to the repair or replacement of the defective unit. In no event 

shall Best Lock Corporation be liable for loss of use or consequential damages of any kind, however occasioned. 

There are no expressed warranties other than those set forth herein. Best Lock Corporation does not make, not 

intends, nor does it authorize any agent or representative to make any other warranties or implied warranties, and 

expressly excludes and disclaims all implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. 

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