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OnGuard Alternative Reader Wiring Guide

LenelS2 OnGuard® 8.2 Alternative Reader Wiring Guide
This guide is item number DOC-601, revision 13.003, April 2023.
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Alternative Reader Wiring Guide
Table of Contents
Access Readers ................................................................... 9
1. UL and EN Evaluated Readers ............................................................ 11

2. AIT Readers ......................................................................................... 11
2.1. AIT Reader #L-TR200 ....................................................................................... 11
3. AWID Readers ..................................................................................... 15

3.1. AWID Sentinel Prox MR-1824 ........................................................................... 15
3.2. AWID Sentinel-Prox SP-6820, SR-2400, and MM-6800 ................................... 17
3.3. AWID Prox with Keypad (KP-6840) ................................................................... 20
3.4. AWID Sentinel-Prox RKP-4600 ......................................................................... 23
3.5. AWID Sentinel-Prox LR-911 .............................................................................. 24
3.6. AWID LR-2200 Reader ...................................................................................... 26
4. BAI Barcode Readers .......................................................................... 29

4.1. BAI Barcode Reader #BA-200 ........................................................................... 29
5. Banque-Tec Readers ........................................................................... 31

5.1. Smart Card Reader (Models BT815 and BT900/818) ....................................... 31
6. Baran Tec Keypad Readers ................................................................ 33

6.1. 39201302 and 39201303 8-bit Output Readers ................................................ 33
6.2. Baran Tec Everswitch Proximity Reader Plus Keypad ...................................... 35
6.3. BT-ASPKP-HID 8-bit Output Reader (Wiegand) ............................................... 37
7. Bewator Readers ................................................................................. 39

7.1. Remote Card Reader Model BC18 .................................................................... 39
8. Casi-Rusco Prox Readers ................................................................... 41

8.1. Casi-Rusco 94x, 97x Prox Readers ................................................................... 41
8.2. Reader (Wiegand) Wiring .................................................................................. 43
8.3. Casi-Rusco 940-W Prox Lite (F/2F Mode) ......................................................... 46
8.4. Casi-Rusco 940-W Prox Lite (Supervised F/2F Mode) ...................................... 48
8.5. Configuration for Casi-Rusco Readers .............................................................. 50
8.6. Legacy Readers ................................................................................................ 52
9. CEIA Readers ...................................................................................... 55

9.1. CEIA Freedom Reader with Keypad (Prox) ....................................................... 55
9.2. CEIA Freedom Reader (Output Protocol Clock/Data) ....................................... 56
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10. Checkpoint Systems Readers ........................................................... 59

10.1. Mirage II Readers ............................................................................................ 59
10.2. Checkpoint Reader Model SN-MSC 16147 ..................................................... 61
10.3. Mirage Proximity Reader B .............................................................................. 63
11. Codeguard Series II/III ....................................................................... 65

11.1. Secure Keypad Reader ................................................................................... 65
12. Cross Match Readers ........................................................................ 71

12.1. Cross Match 900xxx TWIC Readers ............................................................... 71
13. Deister Electronics ............................................................................. 75

13.1. Smart Card Reader Model PRM 5M, PRX 5 HSF ........................................... 75
13.2. Reader Model PRL5/2 KPL5/2 ........................................................................ 76
14. Dorado Readers ................................................................................ 79

14.1. Dorado Reader Model 644 .............................................................................. 79
14.4. Dorado Elevator Reader 570 ........................................................................... 83
14.5. Dorado 230/240 Combination Readers ........................................................... 85
15. Essex Keypads .................................................................................. 87

15.1. Essex Keypad Reader #KTP-16212SLI .......................................................... 87
15.2. Essex Keypad Reader #KTP-163SN ............................................................... 89
16. HID Readers ...................................................................................... 91

16.1. HID ProxPro .................................................................................................... 91
16.2. HID MaxiProx 5370 A-1 ................................................................................... 93
16.3. HID MaxiProx 5370/5375AGN00 ..................................................................... 94
16.4. Hughes MiniProx ............................................................................................. 95
16.5. Classic, EPIC Swipe and Pinpad Wiegand Readers ....................................... 97
16.6. ProxPoint Readers .......................................................................................... 98
16.7. ProxPro II ......................................................................................................... 99
16.8. iCLASS RW300, RW400 Readers/Encoders ................................................ 101
16.9. iCLASS and multiCLASS Legacy and SE Readers ....................................... 103
16.10. multiCLASS RMP40 and RMPK40 Readers ............................................... 107
16.11. EntryProx 4045-905 ..................................................................................... 109
16.12. SensorKey Reader ...................................................................................... 111
16.13. HID MIFARE 6055 ....................................................................................... 113
16.14. HID LCD and bioCLASS Readers (RWKL550/RWKLB575) Wired for
OSDP Support ..................................................................................................... 115
16.15. HID MIFARE Format Secure 6075 Reader ................................................. 116
16.16. HID OSDP Readers ..................................................................................... 119
16.17. SmartID/SmartTRANS Models S10, SK10, SP10, SPK10 .......................... 124
16.18. ThinLine II Proximity Reader ....................................................................... 127
16.19. ProxPro 5355 Proximity Reader .................................................................. 129
16.20. HID Signo Reader ....................................................................................... 131
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17. IDH Max ........................................................................................... 133

17.1. IDH Max Door Readers ................................................................................. 133
18. ID Solutions Readers ....................................................................... 137

18.1. ID Solutions Model 8030/8035 Bar Code Reader ......................................... 137
19. Infographics Readers ....................................................................... 139

19.1. Infographics Reader OTD-60 ........................................................................ 139
20. Integrated Engineering Readers ...................................................... 141

20.1. Integrated Engineering PX007 MIFARE Reader ........................................... 141
20.2. DESFire Reader ............................................................................................ 143
21. Keri Systems Readers ..................................................................... 145

21.1. Cascade and Sierra Readers (P-300, P-400, P-500, P-600 with
Keypad, P-700) ................................................................................................... 145
22. Magtek Readers .............................................................................. 147

22.1. Magtek 101-Millimeter Swipe Reader (Model 2105002) ................................ 147
23. MIFARE Readers ............................................................................. 149

23.1. MIFARE Model LA-WIW-PROXKEY-M ......................................................... 149
23.2. Iolan Reader Model LA-XXW-PRXKY-MX 1050-4021-092 ........................... 151
24. MorphoAccess SIGMA Series Reader ............................................ 153

24.1. Configure as an Alternate Bioscrypt Reader ................................................. 153
24.2. Configure to Read the Open Encoding Standard (DESFire)
Application ........................................................................................................... 155
25. Motorola Indala Readers ................................................................. 159

25.1. Indala Readers ASR-120, ASR-122 .............................................................. 159
25.2. Indala Readers ASR-503, ASR-505, ASR-110, ASR-112 ............................. 161
25.3. Indala Readers ASR-103, ASR-105, ASR-120, ASR-122, ASR-124,
ASR-136 .............................................................................................................. 163
25.4. Indala Reader ARK-501 ................................................................................ 167
25.5. Indala Readers ASR-500, ASR-501, ASR-503, ASR-505, ASR-110 ............ 169
25.6. Motorola BiStatix Prox Reader (BXR-610) .................................................... 171
25.7. Indala EM4525F Reader ............................................................................... 172
25.8. Motorola FlexPass Readers .......................................................................... 173
26. Nedap Readers ................................................................................ 175

26.1. Nedap Transit Readers ................................................................................. 175
27. Northern Readers ............................................................................ 179

27.1. Northern BR-7 Barcode Reader .................................................................... 179
28. Schlage Readers ............................................................................. 181

28.1. Schlage SERIII-W Scramble Keypad ............................................................ 181
28.2. HandKey CR, II, and ID3D-R ......................................................................... 186
28.3. MIFARE/iCLASS HandKey Reader ............................................................... 200
28.4. LNL-MT Series Readers ................................................................................ 204
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29. Secura Key Readers ........................................................................ 207

29.1. e-Tag Prox Reader #ASSY 2014040 ............................................................ 207
29.2. Touch Card Reader (TC-100) ........................................................................ 209
29.3. Touch Card SK-028W Barium Ferrite Reader ............................................... 211
30. Suprema Readers ............................................................................ 213

30.1. BioEntry W OSDP Reader ............................................................................. 213
31. Synergistics Readers ....................................................................... 215

31.1. SR1054FL Swipe Card Reader ..................................................................... 215
31.2. SR1058SLE Swipe Card Reader .................................................................. 217
32. Texas Instruments Readers ............................................................. 219

32.1. TI S6410 Wall Plate/S6420 Mullion Reader .................................................. 219
33. Veridt Readers ................................................................................. 221

33.1. Veridt Stealth Series Readers ....................................................................... 221
34. XceedID Readers ............................................................................ 223

34.1. XceedID ISO-X Reader ................................................................................. 223
34.2. XceedID aptiQ PR10/SM10/MT11/MT15/MTK15 .......................................... 227
34.3. XceedID XF1050-K ........................................................................................ 230
34.4. XceedID XF1500 ........................................................................................... 232
34.5. XceedID Reader Wiring to Support OSDP Protocol ...................................... 234
OSDP Biometric Readers ................................................ 235
35. General OSDP Biometric Reader Information ................................. 237

35.1. Theory of Operation ....................................................................................... 237
35.2. OSDP Biometric Reader Limitations with OnGuard ...................................... 238
35.3. Prerequisites for Using OSDP Biometric Readers with OnGuard ................. 238
35.4. Configuring Hardware in OnGuard ................................................................ 239
35.5. Capturing Biometric Records for Cardholders ............................................... 240
35.6. Operating an OnGuard System After OSDP Biometric Configuration ........... 241
36. IDEMIA MorphoAccess SIGMA Series Reader in OSDP

Biometric Mode ................................................................................... 243
36.1. Prerequisites .................................................................................................. 243
36.2. Installation and Configuration ........................................................................ 243
Index ........................................................................................................... 251
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ACCESS READERS
1. UL and EN Evaluated Readers
For more details on which readers are certified for UL Listed or EN Listed installations, refer to the
Hardware Installation Guide, DOC-600.
2. AIT Readers
2.1. 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.
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AIT Readers
2.1.1 Wiring the LNL-1300
Wiring to Single Reader Interface Module

Automated Identification Technologies
AIT
AIT Reader
# L-TR200
Typical Software Settings
Reader Type = Wiegand/Prox

Keypad = No Keypad
RJ45 LED Mode = 2-Wire LED Support
Terminating
Connector
+12
Pin 1 v +12 v
RJ45 Pin 2 GND GND
Connector Pin 3
Pin 4 Token Return Red LED
Pin 5
Grn LED
Together
Pin 6
Tied
Pin 7 Data 00
Pin 8 Data 01
Token
In
Rx
Wiegand Data Converter

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
GND
BZR (Green LED)
LED (Red LED)
Data 01
Data 00
+12 v
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Wiring to Dual Reader Interface Module
AIT Reader
Automated Identification Technologies
# L-TR200
AIT
Typical Software Settings
Reader Type = Wiegand/Prox

Keypad = No Keypad
LED Mode = 2-Wire LED Support
Jumper Settings
RJ45 J1 - 4 & 5 off
Terminating J2 - 1 & 2 off/3 on
Connector J3 - 1 & 2 On
J4 - 232 pins 1 & 2
+12V +5V
+5V +12V
Pin 1
RJ45
Pin 2 GND GND
Connector Token Yel
Pin 3 D0
Pin 4 Return Red
D0-
Together
Pin 5 Gn
D1 n/u
Tied
Pin 6
Pin 7
D1- W0 C2 Data 00
Pin 8 GND W1 NO2 Data 01
Token Tx C1 NC2
In
Rx NO1
NC1
Wiegand Data Converter

# L-W1100
Pin Outs for RS485 Connection
Pin 8 = Ground
Pin 7 = Data Tx
Pin 6 = Token In +12 v
Pin 5 = +12 VDC LED (Red LED)
Pin 4 = Token Return BZR (Green LED)
Data 01
Data 00
GND
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AIT Readers
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3. 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.
3.1. 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 Sentinel 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
GND
Yellow
AWID BZR
Brown
LED
White
CLK/D1
Green
DATA/D0
VO
Red
12 V
Black
GND
Power Supply The negative current from the power supplies must be tied together
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AWID Readers
AWID Sentinel Prox MR-1824
Tie to Earth
Ground
Dual Reader Interface Module
VO
Brown
LED
Yellow
Reader 1
BZR
AWID White
CLK/D1
Green
DATA/D0
GND
Red
12 V
Black
GND
Power Supply The negative current from the power supplies must be tied together
TYPICAL SOFTWARE SETTINGS

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3.2. AWID Sentinel-Prox SP-6820, SR-2400, and MM-6800
The following readers do not require a dedicated power supply, and 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.
Sentinel-Prox Reader Power Specifications
Model Voltage Current
SP-6820 5 to 12 VDC 120 mA
SR-2400 5 to 12 VDC 100 mA
MM-6800 5 to 12 VDC 120 mA
From LNL-1300 To AWID Sentinel-Prox Reader Typical Software Settings
Reader Pin Wire Color Description • Reader Type = Wiegand/Prox

Terminal
• Keypad = No Keypad
GND Black Ground
• LED Mode = 1-Wire LED
BZR Yellow Beeper Control
LED Brown LED
TB4
CLK D1 White Data 1
DAT D0 Green Data 0
V0 Red 5 - 12 VDC
Note: Connect reader’s cable drain shield to earth ground.
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AWID Readers
From LNL-1320 To AWID Sentinel-Prox Reader Typical Software Settings
Reader 1 or Reader 2 Pin Wire Color Description • Reader Type =

Wiegand/Prox
GND Black Ground
DAT D0 Green Data 0
• LED Mode = 1-Wire
CLK D1 White Data 1 LED Control
BZR Yellow Beeper
LED Brown LED
V0 Red 5-12 VDC
3.2.3 Wiring the LNL-1300-U
From LNL-1300-U To AWID Sentinel-Prox Reader Typical Software Settings
Reader Pin Wire Color Description • Reader Type =

Terminals Wiegand/Prox
GND Black Ground • Keypad = No Keypad
J10 DAT D0 Green Data 0 • LED Mode = 1-Wire
LED Control
CLK D1 White Data 1
LED1 Brown Green LED
LED2 Not connected Not connected

J13
BZR Yellow Buzzer
V0 Red 5-12 VDC
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From LNL-1320-U To AWID Sentinel-Prox Reader Typical Software Settings

GND Black Ground • Keypad = No Keypad
LED Control
CLK D1 White Data 1

J13
BZR Yellow Buzzer
V0 Red 5-12 VDC
Notes: Do not connect the AWID Sentinel-Prox Reader reader to the J15 and J18 terminals on the
LNL-1320-U.
Connect reader’s cable drain shield to earth ground.
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AWID Readers
3.3. AWID Prox with Keypad (KP-6840)
Note: The reader firmware must be KP-6840 REV C-8 for proper functionality.
The reader can be powered directly from the Dual Reader Interface.
Prox with Keypad Reader Power Specifications
KP-6840 5 to 12 VDC 50 to 120 mA
From LNL-1300 To AWID Prox with Keypad Reader Typical Software Settings

Terminal
• Keypad = 8-Bit Output
GND Black Ground
BZR Yellow Beeper Control
LED Brown LED
TB4
CLK D1 White Data 1
DAT D0 Green Data 0
V0 Red 5 - 12 VDC
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From LNL-1320 To AWID Prox with Keypad Reader Typical Software Settings

Wiegand/Prox
GND Black Ground
• Keypad = 8-Bit Output
DAT D0 Green Data 0
CLK D1 White Data 1 LED Control
BZR Yellow Beeper
LED Brown LED
V0 Red 5-12 VDC
From LNL-1300-U To AWID Prox with Keypad Reader Typical Software Settings

GND Black Ground • Keypad = 8-Bit Output
LED Control
CLK D1 White Data 1

J13
BZR Yellow Buzzer
V0 Red 5-12 VDC
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AWID Readers
From LNL-1320-U To AWID Prox with Keypad Reader Typical Software Settings

GND Black Ground • Keypad = 8-Bit Output
LED Control
CLK D1 White Data 1

J13
BZR Yellow Buzzer
V0 Red 5-12 VDC
Notes: Do not connect the AWID Prox with Keypad Reader to the J15 and J18 terminals on the
LNL-1320-U.
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3.4. AWID Sentinel-Prox RKP-4600
This reader is a radio-frequency proximity reader with a virtually indestructible integrated keypad for access
control systems. The reader consists of a 12-key piezoelectric keypad, transmit/receive antenna, and reader
electronics, in a slim plastic housing. The reader electronics are potted with epoxy resin to protect against
the environment. The reader may be mounted on a single-gang electrical utility box, or on any surface (wall,
cabinet, etc.).
3.4.1 Wiring the RKP-4600 Reader
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AWID Readers
3.5. 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
BZR
LED
White
Red CLK/D1
12v
Black Green
GND DATA/D0
Power Supply Yellow
VO
*Allows LR-911 Read Cylcling
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3. LED Mode = No-LED Control
AWID VO
LED
Reader 1
BZR
White CLK/D1
Green
DATA/D0
Blue
GND
Red
12v
Black
GND
Power Supply Yellow
*Allows LR-911 Read Cylcling
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AWID Readers
3.6. AWID LR-2200 Reader
The LR-2200 requires an alternate power source of 12-24 VDC and has a current requirement of 1.5 A. The
reader has a read range of 15 to 20 feet (4.6 to 6.1 meters).
LR-2200 Reader Power Specifications
LR-2200 12 to 24 VDC Up to 1.5 A
From LNL-1300 To AWID LR-2200 Reader Typical Software Settings
Reader Pin Wire Color Description • Reader Type = Wiegand/

Terminal Prox
GND Blue Ground
BZR Not connected Not connected
LED Not connected Not connected

TB4
CLK D1 White Data 1
DAT D0 Green Data 0
V0 Not connected Not connected
Note: Connect the LR-2200 red wire to the power output terminal of the alternate power source.
Connect the LR-2200 black and yellow wires to the ground terminal of the alternate power
source.
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From LNL-1320 To AWID LR-2200 Reader Typical Software Settings

Wiegand/Prox
GND Blue Ground
DAT D0 Green Data 0
CLK D1 White Data 1
LED Not connected Not connected
source.
From LNL-1300-U To AWID LR-2200 Reader Typical Software Settings

GND Blue Ground
J10 DAT D0 Green Data 0
CLK D1 White Data 1

J13
source.
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AWID Readers
From LNL-1300-U To AWID LR-2200 Reader Typical Software Settings

GND Blue Ground
J10 DAT D0 Green Data 0
CLK D1 White Data 1

J13
source.
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4. 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.
4.1. BAI Barcode Reader #BA-200
BA 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
BA I
Barcode Automation Inc.

Ground
Wiegand 0
Wiegand 1
Ground 24 VDC
+24 VDC Power Supply
Ground

Clock
Data
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5. Banque-Tec Readers
5.1. 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 Interface Module BANQUE-TEC
Black
GND
White
BZR
Blue
LED
Green
CLK/D1
Yellow
DATA/D0
Red
VO

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Banque-Tec Readers
Red VO
BANQUE-TEC
Blue
LED
Reader 1
White
BZR
Green
CLK/D1
Yellow
DATA/D0
Black
GND

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6. Baran Tec Keypad Readers
These readers are available in two styles: 3 x 4 keypads (part number 39201303) and 2 x 6 keypads (part
number 39201302).
Baran Tec 39201302 and 39201303 Reader Power Specifications
39201302 12/ 24 V, AC/DC 10 mA
39201303 12/ 24 V, AC/DC 10 mA
6.1. 39201302 and 39201303 8-bit Output Readers
The reader requires a 12/24 V, AC or DC power source, and has a current draw of 10 mA. Therefore, the
reader can be powered directly from either of the reader interface modules.
The reader 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.
Important: If connecting two readers to one interface module, make sure that the LED
control is connected for only one reader. Both reader LEDs can not be connected
at the same time.
From LNL-1300 To Baran Tec Reader Typical Software Settings
Reader Pin Wire Description • Keypad = 8-bit Output

Terminal
• Reader Type = Wiegand/Prox
GND Black Ground
BZR Yellow Red LED Control
LED Brown Green LED
TB4
CLK D1 White Clock/D1
DAT D0 Green Data/D0
V0 Red Power (5-12 VDC)
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Baran Tec Keypad Readers
From LNL-1320 To Baran Tec Reader Typical Software Settings
Reader 1 or Reader 2 Pin Wire Description • Keypad = 8-bit Output

GND Black Ground • Reader Type =
Wiegand/Prox
DAT D0 Green Clock/D0
CLK D1 White Data/D1 LED Control
BZR Yellow Red LED
LED Brown Green LED
From LNL-1300-U To Baran Tec Reader Typical Software Settings

Terminals
• Reader Type =
GND Black Ground Wiegand/Prox
J10 DAT D0 Green Data/D0 • LED Mode = 2-Wire
LED Control
LED1 Yellow Green LED
LED2 Brown Red LED

J13
BZR Not connected Buzzer Input
From LNL-1320-U To Baran Tec Reader Typical Software Settings

Terminals
• Reader Type =
GND Black Ground Wiegand/Prox
J10 DAT D0 Green Data/D0 • LED Mode = 2-Wire
LED Control
LED1 Yellow Green LED
LED2 Brown Red LED

J13
BZR Not connected Buzzer Input
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6.2. Baran Tec Everswitch Proximity Reader Plus Keypad
The BaranTec Everswitch reader operates at 5-12 VDC. The maximum current draw is 150 mA.

1.
2.
Reader Type = WIEGAND/PROX
Keypad = 8-bit Output Keypad 1 2
3 4
Single Reader
Interface Module 5 6
Black
GND
BZR
Brown
7 8
LED
White
CLK/D1
Green
# 9 0
DATA/D0
VO
Red *
Gray
1k,1% Tamper Input
Supervision: Not Supervised, Normally Open
Tie to Earth
Ground
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1 2 2.
3.
Keypad = 8-bit Output Keypad
LED Mode = 1-WIRE LED CONTROL
3 4
Dual Reader Interface
Module
5 6 Red
VO
Brown
LED
Reader 1
BZR
7 8 White CLK/D1
Green DATA/D0
Black GND
# 9 0
*
Tie to Earth
Gray Ground
1k,1% Tamper Input
Supervision: Not Supervised, Normally Open
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6.3. BT-ASPKP-HID 8-bit Output Reader (Wiegand)
This keypad can be field configured for multiple uses. To configure for use with OnGuard, set up the keypad
with 8-bit output.
6.3.1 Wiring the LNL-1300-S3, LNL-1320-S3, LNL-X2210, LNL-X2220,

LNL-X4420 (Wiegand)
BT-ASPKP-HID Reader
Wiring Harness
Input Voltage Red LNL-1300-S3 LNL-1320-S3/LNL-X2220/LNL-X4420 LNL-X2210 FUNCTION
Ground Black TB4-1 TB8-1 / TB9-1 TB2-6 GND
Data 0 Green TB4-2 TB8-4 / TB9-4 TB2-3 / TB3-2 BZR
Data 1 White TB4-3 TB8-5 / TB9-5 TB2-2 /TB3-1 LED
LED Control Brown TB4-4 TB8-3 / TB9-3 TB2-4 / TB3-3 CLK/D1
LED Control Blue TB4-5 TB8-2 / TB9-2 TB2-5 / TB3-4 DAT/D0
LED Control Brown & Blue TB4-6 TB8-6 / TB9-6 TB2-1 VO (12VDC)
Buzzer Input Gray
CCTV Output Violet
Tamper Output Yellow
Hold Input Pink
6.3.2 Configuring the Keypad Output Protocol
Configure the keypad output to match your system requirements. Once wired and voltage is applied, you can
configure the keypad at any time.
Notes: In normal mode, the Red light is constantly on.

Each key activates the buzzer and the yellow LED.
Setting the Keypad Output Protocol
1. Enter 99master code99. The default master code is 1234 (enter 99123499). The keypad enters
programming mode and the green LED blinks.
2. Enter 2. The red LED blinks for 3 seconds.
3. Enter 899 for 8-bit protocol. The green LED is on for 3 seconds and the buzzer beeps twice.
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7. Bewator Readers
7.1. 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
Green
LED
Yellow
CLK/D1
Grey
DATA/D0 BC
18
VO
Blue
5 VDC -
Powersupply White
+
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Bewator Readers
BEWATOR Dual Reader Interface Module
White
VO
Green
LED
Reader 1
BZR
Yellow
CLK/D1
Grey
DATA/D0
Blue
GND
BC
18
Reader 2
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8. Casi-Rusco Prox Readers
This section documents each of the output scenarios to standard LenelS2 hardware.
8.1. Casi-Rusco 94x, 97x Prox Readers
This reader operates at 12 VDC and can output Wiegand Data, F/2F data, or Supervised F/2F data. The
average current draw with Power Level set to Low (SW-2) is 75 mA. See manual for volt and current
recommendations.
8.1.1 Set the 94x/97x DIP Switches
Power Level Switch Settings

Power Level Switch 1 Switch 2 Switch 3 Switch 4
LOW off ON ON off
MEDIUM ON off off ON
HIGH ON ON ON ON
Operating Mode Switch Settings

Operating Mode Switch 5 Switch 6
Wieganda off off
F/2Fb ON off
Supervised F/2Fb off ON
Silent supervised F/2Fb ON ON
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Casi-Rusco Prox Readers
a. ProxLite badge data is sent using 40-bit (4001) Wiegand format.

Keyboard information is sent using 8-bit Wiegand format.
b. All ProxLite badge data is sent using a 12-digit F/2F format.
Beeper Sound Level Switch Settings

Beeper Sound Level Switch 7 Switch 8
Normal ON ON
Low ON off
Off off ON
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8.2. Reader (Wiegand) Wiring
Single Reader
Interface Module
R Y G
Black ( Ground )
GND
Blue ( Red LED )
BZR
Brown (Green LED)
LED
White (D1)
CLK/D1
Green ( D0)
DATA/D0
Red (+12 VDC)
VO
CASI-
RUSCO
Tie to Earth
Ground

1. Reader Output = WIEGAND PROX
2. Keypad = 8 bit (if used)
3. LED Mode = 2 - WIRE LED CONTROL
For the DIP switch settings, refer to Set the 94x/97x DIP Switches on page 41.
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Dual Reader
Interface Module
VO
LED
READER 1
BZR
D1/CLK
D0/DATA
Red (+12VDC)
GND Brown (Green LED )
R Y G
Blue (Red LED)
VO White (D1)
LED Green (D0)
READER 2
BZR Black (Ground )
D1/CLK
D0/DATA
GND
TYPICAL SOFTWARE SETTINGS CASI-

RUSCO
1. Reader Output = WIEGAND/PROX
2. Keypad = 8 bit (if used)
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8.2.3 Reader (Wiegand) Operation
Three LED lights across the top of the Casi-Rusco prox readers signify the mode of operation.
Status Indicators
AUDIO RED LED YELLOW GREEN LED
LED
LED Operation:
Locked --- Solid light Dim light Dim light
Card Only --- Slow-blinking light Dim light Dim light
Card or PIN --- Slow-blinking light Dim light Slow-blinking light
Card and PIN --- Slow-blinking light Dim light Dim light
Unlocked --- Slow-blinking light Dim light No light
Facility Code Only --- Slow-blinking light Dim light Dim light
Beeper Operation:
Access Granted Two beeps No light for 5 Blinks once Blinks 5 times
seconds
Access Denied Three beeps Stops blinking for Blinks once Dim light
5 seconds
Invalid Badge Single beep Blinks 6 times --- ---

In a Card and PIN Configuration:
Access Granted (once a Single beep --- Dim light Dim light
valid PIN is entered, the
door opens)
Access Denied Single beep If no PIN is Dim light Dim light

entered, the red
LED blinks 6
times.
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8.3. Casi-Rusco 940-W Prox Lite (F/2F Mode)
The Dual Reader Interface Module can support Casi-Rusco readers in the F/2F mode of operation. This is
only supported on Dual Reader Interface Modules with firmware 1.13 or higher.The 940-W Prox Lite is the
94x or 97x proximity reader in OnGuard, used in F/2F mode.
This reader operates at 12 VDC. The average current draw with Power Level set to Low (SW-2) is 75 mA.
See manual for volt and current recommendations.
Dual Reader
Interface Module
VO
LED
READER 1
BZR
D1/CLK
D0/DATA
Red (+12VDC)
R Y G
Blue (Red LED)
VO White (D1)
LED
READER 2
BZR Black (Ground )
D1/CLK
D0/DATA
GND
TYPICAL SOFTWARE SETTINGS CASI-

RUSCO
1. Reader Output = F/2F format
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8.3.2 Reader (F/2F Mode) Operation
Three LED lights across the top of the Casi-Rusco prox readers signify the mode of operation.
Status Indicators
AUDIO RED LED YELLOW GREEN LED
LED
LED Operation:
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:
Access Granted (once a Single beep --- Dim light Dim light
valid PIN is entered, the
door opens)
Access Denied Single beep If no PIN is Dim light Dim light

entered, the red
LED blinks 6
times.
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8.4. Casi-Rusco 940-W Prox Lite (Supervised F/2F Mode)
The LNL-1300 (Single Interface Reader Module), LNL-1320 (Dual Interface Reader Module), LNL-1300e
(IP Interface Reader Module), and LNL-2220/2210 (Onboard Reader) can support Casi-Rusco readers
operating in the Supervised F/2F mode. Two (2) Supervised F/2F operating modes are available: Supervised
F/2F Board Edge Inputs and Supervised F/2F Remote Inputs. For Supervised F/2F card format
configuration, refer to Casi-Rusco Readers Operating as F/2F or Supervised F/2F Readers on page 51.
Single Reader
Interface Module
R Y G
Black (Ground )
GND
Brown (Green LED )
BZR
LED
White (D1)
CLK/D1
DATA/D0
Red (+ 12VDC)
VO
CASI-
RUSCO
Tie to Earth
Ground

1. Reader Output = Supervised F /2F Board Edge Inputs or Supervised F /2F Remote Inputs
4. Reader Mode = Card Only
6. Card Format = Special Magnetic Access Control for F/2F
Note: Install jumper between D1 and LED terminals.
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Dual Reader
Interface Module
VO
LED
READER 1
BZR
D1/CLK
Red (+12VDC)
D0/DATA

R Y G
VO White (D1)
LED
READER 2
Black (Ground )
BZR
D1/CLK
D0/DATA
GND
CASI-
RUSCO

1. Reader Output = Supervised F/2F Board Edge Inputs or Supervised F /2F Remote Inputs
4. Reader Mode = Card Only
6. Card Format = Special Magnetic Access Control for F/2F
Note: Install jumper between D1 and LED terminals.
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8.4.3 Reader (Supervised F/2F) Operation
When the Casi-Rusco reader is connected online to a LenelS2 board in Card Only mode, the reader's Yellow
LED is steady.
When a valid badge is swiped, the Green LED blinks while the reader's door contact is open.
When the reader is disconnected, the "Device Offline" status is displayed in the Alarm Monitoring System
Status tree for the reader, and the "Reader Offline" alarm is displayed in the Main Alarm Monitoring
window.
8.5. Configuration for Casi-Rusco Readers
The Casi-Rusco readers can be configured for Wiegand/Prox, Supervised F/2F, or Unsupervised F/2F.
8.5.1 Casi-Rusco Readers Operating as Wiegand/Prox Readers
Refer to the following screenshot for the correct card format configuration for Wiegand / Prox readers. From
the Administration menu, select Card Formats in either ID CredentialCenter or System Administration.
Configure the Casi-Rusco reader within the access control system as follows:
• Reader Output – Wiegand / Prox
• Keypad Type – 8 bit (if keypad is used)
• Reader Settings – 2-Wire LED Control
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8.5.2 Casi-Rusco Readers Operating as F/2F or Supervised F/2F

Readers
Refer to the following screenshot for the correct card format configuration for Supervised or Unsupervised
F/2F readers. A special Magnetic Access Control format is required for reading Casi-Rusco Prox Lite cards,
as shown here:
The default configuration for Casi-Rusco readers operating in Supervised or Unsupervised F/2F mode
within the access control system follows:
• Reader Type - Depending on your firmware version, select the reader interface or on-board reader that
the reader is connected to from the available options:
- LNL-1300 (Single Interface)
- LNL-1320 (Dual Interface)
- LNL-1300e (IP Interface)
- LNL-2220/2210 (Onboard Reader)
• Keypad Type – No Keypad
• Reader Mode – Card Only
• Reader Settings – 2-Wire LED Control
F/2F Mode
• Reader Output: F/2F Format
Supervised F/2F Mode
• Reader Output:
- F/2F Board Edge Inputs
- F/2F Remote Inputs
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8.6. Legacy Readers
OnGuard 7.2 or later supports legacy Wiegand and SF2F readers and interface units.
The WIU-4 Wiegand Interface Unit and WIU-2 Wiegand Interface Unit convert Wiegand data formats to
Supervised F/2F. (See specifications for each device for limitations.)
8.6.1 Wiring Wiegand Reader to WIU-4 to LNL-1320
LNL-1320
LNL-2220
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8.6.2 Wiring Wiegand Reader to WIU-2 to LNL-1320
VO
LED
BZR
D1 / CLK / TR+
D0 / DAT / TR-
Ground
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8.6.3 Wiring SF2F Reader to MRJ to LNL-1320
12 VDC
Ground
Data
Green LED
LNL-1320
LNL-2220
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9. CEIA Readers
9.1. 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 tested and supported format. The LED functions using single wire LED control. Both the
keypad and the LED meet all the functionality requirements. Follow the diagrams below to wire the reader
properly.
1 2 3
4 5 6
TYPICAL SOFTW ARE SETTINGS
7 8 9
1. Reader Type = W IEGAND/PROX
2. Keypad = 4-Bit Output
3. LED Mode = SINGLE W IRE LED CONTROL
0 #
*
GND
BZR
LED
CLK/D1
DATA/D0
VO
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CEIA Readers
1 2 3 TYPICAL SOFTW ARE SETTINGS

2. Keypad = 4 -Bit Output
4 5 6 3. LED Mode = SINGLE W IRE LED CONTROL
7 8 9
* 0 #
VO
Connections made to terminal LED

strip on back of reader
Reader 1
B ZR
CLK/D1
DATA/D0
GND
9.2. CEIA Freedom Reader (Output Protocol Clock/Data)
This reader operates typically on 25 mA, peak 50 mA at 5-30 VDC.
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Single Reader
Interface Module
Black
GND
TYPICAL SOFTW ARE SETTINGS BZR
Brown
LED
1. Reader Type = All other readers W hite
2. Keypad = No Keypad CLK/D1
3. LED Mode = 1 W IR E LED C ON TR OL Green
DATA/D0
Red
Tie to Earth VO
Ground
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CEIA Readers
TYPIC AL SOFTW A RE SETTIN GS
1. R eader Type = All other readers

2. Keypad = No Keypad
3. LED Mode = 1 W IR E LED CON TR OL
R ed
VO
Brow n
LED
Dual Reader B ZR
Interface Module W hite Tie to
C LK/D1 Earth
Green Ground
DA TA/D0
Black
GN D
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10. Checkpoint Systems Readers
Checkpoint Systems readers.
10.1. Mirage II Readers
Checkpoint Systems
Mirage II Reader

1. 2-Wire LED Support
2. No keypad
3. Wiegand/Prox data type
Black - Ground GND

Brown - LED BZR
LED
White - Data 1 CLK/D1
Green - Data 0
DAT/D0
Red - 12 VDC +12V
TR+
TR-
SG
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Checkpoint Systems Readers
Checkpoint Systems
Mirage II Reader
VO
Red - 12 VDC
LED
READER 1
BZR
Brown - LED
D1/CLK
White - Data 1
D0/DATA
Green - Data 0
GND
Black - Ground
VO
LED TYPICAL SOFTWARE SETTINGS

READER 2
BZR 2. No keypad
D1/CLK 4. Use Unregulated Mode for jumper J2
D0/DATA
GND
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10.2. Checkpoint Reader Model SN-MSC 16147
This Checkpoint reader is operated at 12 VDC and has a current draw of 75 mA.
Single Reader
Interface Module
Black
GND
Brown
BZR
LED
Green
CLK/D1
White DAT/D0
Red
+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
Interface Module
Red
VO
READER 1
LED
BZR Brown
D1/CLK Green
D0/DATA White
GND Black
VO
LED
READER 2
BZR
D1/CLK
D0/DATA
GND Checkpoint

Checkpoint Reader Model SN-MSC 16147
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10.3. 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
Black
GND
BZR
LED
White
CLK/D1
Green
DATA/D0
Red
VO
Tie to
Earth
Ground
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Dual Reader
Interface Module
Red
VO
LED
Reader 1
BZR
White CLK/D1
Green DATA/D0
Black GND
Tie to
Earth
Ground
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11. Codeguard Series II/III
11.1. Secure Keypad Reader
The reader operates at +8 to +12 VDC unregulated. The average current draw is 100 mA (TYP) 180 mA
(MAX) with display OFF and 280 mA (TYP) 350 mA (MAX) with display ON.
11.1.1 Set the Mode Dials
Mode Dials in Rear IMPORTANT: The Facility Code and

Panel Operating Mode must be set PRIOR to the
(Located Behind installation of the reader.
Rubber Blanking Plug)
EF
01
EF
01 To Set Facility Code
2 2 Facility Code
D 3 D 3 Each switch is numbered 0 to F, allowing
C ` 4 C ` 4 (Modes 1-6 only, set
B 5 B 5 256 different facility codes to be selected
to 0,0 for modes 7-A)
A 6 A 6 (00 to FF). The switch on the left sets the
987 987
01 most-significant digit of the Facility Code,
EF 2 the switch on the right sets the least-
D 3
C ` 4 Operating Mode significant digit of the code. Disconnect
B 5 (See Card Formats) power from the unit when altering the
A 6
987
setting of these switches.
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Codeguard Series II/III
11.1.2 Card Formats
Model Mode Total Facility Card Issue Number Number Special

series number code number code of even of odd
of bits Starting Starting Starting parity parity
on card bit/ bit/ bit/ bits bits
Number of Number Number
bits of bits of bits
II or III 0 40 1/8 9 / 30 0/0 20 20 None
II or III 1 34 1/8 17 / 16 0/0 0 0 None
II or III 2 26 1/8 9 / 16 0/0 0 0 None
II or III 3 26 1/8 9 / 16 0/0 13 13 None
II or III 4 34 1/8 17 / 16 0/0 0 0 None
II or III 5 26 1/8 9 / 16 0/0 0 0 None
II or III 6 26 1/8 9 / 16 0/0 13 13 None
III only 7 4-bit keypad emulation, 0-9 codes only
III only 9 4-bit keypad emulation, 0-9 plus # and * codes transmitted
III only A 8-bit keypad emulation, 0-9 plus # and * codes transmitted
Code Lengths
• Mode 0 Supports 1 to 9 digits with a transmitted block length of 40 bits with even/odd parity.
• Mode 1 Supports 1 to 4 digits with a transmitted block length of 34 bits.
• Mode 4 Supports 5 digits with a transmitted block length of 34 bits.
• Mode 6 Supports 5 digits with a transmitted block length of 26 bits with even/odd parity.
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Connector Pin
Block
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Single Reader
Interface Module
GND
Pin 8 BZR
Pin 4 LED
Pin 5 CLK/D1
Pin 7 DATA/D0
VO (No
Connection)
Pin 2 - 8-12VDC Power

Pin 3 + Supply
1. Reader Type = Wiegand / Prox
2. Keypad = 4 or 8 Bit Output (see mode)
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Connector Pin
Block
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Dual Reader
Interface Module
VO (No
Connection)
Pin 4 LED
Pin 8 BZR
Pin 5 CLK/D1
Pin 7 DATA/D0
GND

Pin 3 + Supply
TYPICAL SOFTWARE SETTINGS IMPORTANT! This reader cannot be

powered from the Dual Reader
Interface Module. There must be a
common ground between the Power
Supply and the Dual Reader Interface
Module.
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11.1.5 LED Operation
Mode Series II Secure Keypad Series III Secure Keypad
Card and PIN N/A Blinking red at bottom of keypad
Card only N/A Blinking red at bottom of keypad
Card or PIN Blinking red and [*] key on keypad Blinking red at bottom of keypad
solid
Cipher lock emulation Blinking red and [*] key on keypad Blinking red at bottom of keypad
solid
Facility code mode N/A Blinking red at bottom of keypad
* This mode is unsupported. Any

entry within the Code Length will let
someone gain access because the
facility code is set in the reader.
Locked Solid red at bottom of keypad Solid red at bottom of keypad
Unlocked Solid yellow at bottom of keypad Solid yellow at bottom of keypad
Power up condition Blinking red at bottom of keypad. Keypad will display firmware
Keypad will display firmware version and operating mode
version and operating mode.
Access granted Blinking yellow at bottom of keypad Blinking yellow at bottom of keypad
Access denied Solid red at bottom of keypad Solid red
Waiting for PIN Blinking red and [*] key on keypad Blinking red and yellow, * key on
solid keypad solid
Waiting for second card Blinking yellow at bottom of keypad Alternating red and yellow at bottom
of keypad
* This mode is unsupported because
there are times when a second entry
creates an invalid card format.
Reader LED software 2-wire LED control 2-wire LED control

setup
Reader type Wiegand/Prox Wiegand/Prox
Keypad 4-bit output keypad 8-bit output keypad
+ 12 V Pin 3 Pin 3
DAT 0 Pin 7 Pin 7
DAT 1 Pin 5 pin 5
LED Pin 4 Pin 4
BZR Pin 8 Pin 8
GND Pin 2 Pin 2
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Earth ground Case ground Not connected, or connect to Pin 2

(avoid ground loops)
• The star [*] key must be pressed prior to PIN entry.

• The star [*] key always illuminated red.
• Upper left LED blinks with each key press.
• Pressing the [*] key will activate keypad, rescramble keys, and transmit the * key code to the OnGuard
system.
• Keypad commands sometimes are not accepted, likely because of the multiple functions of the star [*]
key. Pressing the star [*] key twice before commands may help.
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12. Cross Match Readers
12.1. Cross Match 900xxx TWIC Readers
Cross Match TWIC readers (models 90223, 900236, 900260) are supported. The average reader draw is
325mA @ 12 VDC. General power requirements: +9 to +18 VDC, 6W total.

Reader LED
Single Reader
Interface Module
Black
GND
BZR
Brown
LED
White
CLK/D1
Green
TYPICAL SOFTWARE SETTINGS DATA/D0
1. Reader Type = Mag w/Wiegand Output VO
DRAIN
2. Keypad = Eight Bit Output Keypads
Tie to Earth
Ground
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Cross Match Readers
Reader LED
Dual Reader
Interface Module
VO
Brown
LED
BZR
White DRAIN TYPICAL SOFTWARE SETTINGS
CLK/D1
Green 1. Reader Type = Mag w/Wiegand Output
DATA/D0 2. Keypad = Eight Bit Output Keypads
Black 3. LED Mode = 1-WIRE LED CONTROL
GND
Tie to
Earth
Ground
12.1.3 Custom LED Configuration
There are two options for LED functionality. These are configured by a toggle in the device’s configuration
web interface menu.
• Local LED Control – This option allows the reader’s internal logic to control all LED behavior.
• Let Wiegand Panel Drive Grant LEDs – This option lets the LenelS2 Hardware manage some LED
behavior, such as indicating door unlocked.
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Cross Match Readers
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13. Deister Electronics
13.1. 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
TYPICAL SOFTWARE SETTINGS e ectronics
TERMINAL STRIP ON BACK OF READER
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Green LED
+ Supply
GND
Red LED
D0 (Data)
D1 (Clock)
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
Green LED
+ Supply
GND
Red LED
D0 (Data)
D1 (Clock)
VO
LED
Reader 1
BZR
CLK/D1
DATA/D0
GND
13.2. Reader Model PRL5/2 KPL5/2
This reader can operate between 8 and 30 VDC.
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1. Reader Type = WIEGAND/PROX TERMINAL BLOCK ON BACK OF READER

2. Keypad = NO KEYPAD 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
GND
+ Supply
D1 (Clock)
D0 (Data)
Green LED
Red LED
GND
BZR
LED
CLK/D1
DATA/D0
VO
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Deister Electronics
TERMINAL BLOCK ON BACK OF READER

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1. Reader Type = WIEGAND/PROX
GND
+ Supply
D1 (Clock)
D0 (Data)
Green LED
Red LED
VO
LED
Reader 1
BZR
CLK/D1
DATA/D0
GND
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14. Dorado Readers
Use the following diagrams to wire Single/Dual Reader Interface Modules and Dorado readers.
14.1. 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 8 (EMPI cards, 26-bit Wiegand).
Black
GND
Brown BZR
Yellow LED
White
CLK/D1
Green DAT/D0
Red +12V
TR+
TR-
Dorado Reader SG
Model 644
GND
VDC 5 VDC
Power Supply
Reader Type = Mag w/Wiegand Output
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Dorado Readers

5 VDC
VO
LED
READER 1
BZR
D1/CLK
D0/DATA TYPICAL SOFTWARE SETTINGS

Reader Type = Mag w/Wiegand Output
GND
Brown wire
Green wire
White wire
Yellow wire
Red wire
Black wire
DUAL READER INTERFACE MODULE CONFIGURATION

1. The 1320 must be set to 5 VDC output (jumper J4) Dorado Reader
2. Use Regulated Mode for the 1320 (jumper J2) Model 644
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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 Single Reader Interface Module with a
MSC (c) 95-8 Dorado 780 Card and Pin Reader
Switch Set for Mode 5

ABA Card Clock &
Data Black wire
SW1
ON
GND
Brown wire
A BZR
B Yellow wire LED
C Green wire CLK/D1
D White wire
DAT/D0
OFF
Red wire
80 mA maximum +12V
TR+
TR-
Dorado Reader
Model 780 SG
GND
12 VDC
Power Supply
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Dorado Readers

Dual Reader Interface Module with a
Dorado 780 Card and Pin Reader
Software Settings:
 Reader interface All other readers
See manual for 12 VDC  Dorado LED control
VO 1320 Jumper settings  8 Bit Pin numbers
J4 - OFF, J2 - UNREG  Requires Firmware Revision
LED for the Dual Reader Interface
READER 1
10278 0 MR-52
BZR
R1.04a
MSC-C97-8 STO
D1/CLK or for Single Reader Interface
10241 2 MR-50
D0/DATA R1.06
MSC (c) 95-8
GND
Switch Set for Mode 5

Yellow wire
VO ABA Card Clock & Data
SW1
ON
LED White wire
READER 2
BZR A
Green wire
B
D1/CLK
Brown wire
C
D0/DATA
D
Red wire
GND
OFF
Black wire
Dorado Reader Model

780
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The Dual Reader Interface must have Jumper J4 ON for 5 VDC Operation or
External Power supply must be used as shown below
Software Settings:
 Reader interface All other
See manual for voltage and readers
VO current recommendations.
 One Wire LED Control
LED
READER 1
BZR
D1/CLK
D0/DATA
GND
Brown wire
VO
LED White wire OFF
A
READER 2
BZR Green wire

B
D1/CLK Yellow wire C
D0/DATA D
ON
Red wire
GND
Black wire
Dorado
GND
Reader
VDC 5 VDC Model 611
Power Supply (35 mA)
14.4. 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 LNL-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
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Dorado Readers
The wires are connected as follows:
Reader wire color Association on LNL-1300
Yellow BZR
Brown LED
White CLK/D1
Green DATA/D0
Red to +5VDC
Black to Common
Yellow
Brown
White
Green
Single Reader
Interface Module
GND
BZR
LED
CLK/D1
DATA/D0
VO TYPICAL SOFTWARE SETTINGS
1. Reader Type = MAG w/Wiegand Output
Tie to Earth
Ground
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Red
Brown
Yellow
White
Dual Reader
Green Interface Module
Black VO
LED
Reader 1
BZR
CLK/D1
DATA/D0
GND
TYPICAL SOFTWARE SETTINGS Tie to Earth

1. Reader Type = MAG w/Wiegand Output Ground
14.5. Dorado 230/240 Combination Readers
There are two types of these combination readers. Model 230 is a combination magnetic stripe and
proximity reader. Model 240 is a combination magnetic strip and proximity reader with a keypad. These
readers operate at 5-24 VDC. The typical current draw is 75 mA.
The 16 position rotary switch will control the formats of the reader and should be set to 0. Position 0 is ABA
HID – all bits ABA, no leading or trailing zeros, Wiegand output. For HID prox, the number of output bits
on the card are not defined by selector switch.
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Dorado Readers
TYPIC AL SOFTW AR E SETTINGS

1. Reader Type = MAG W /W IEGAN D OUTPUT
2. Keypad = EIGHT BIT OUTPUT KEYPADS
3. LED Mode = 1-W IRE LED C ONTR OL
Single Reader
Interface Module
Black
GND
B ZR
Brown
LED
W hite
C LK/D1
Green
DATA/D0
Red
VO

1. Reader Type = MAG W / W IEGAND OUTPUT
2. Keypad = EIGHT BIT OUTPUT KEYPADS
3. LED Mode = 1-W IRE LED CONTROL
Dual Reader
Interface Module
Red
VO
Brown
LED
Reader 1
BZR
W hite CLK/D1
Green DATA/D0
Black GND
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15. Essex Keypads
Use the following diagrams to wire Single/Dual Reader Interface Modules and Essex keypad readers.
15.1. Essex Keypad Reader #KTP-16212SLI
15.1.1 Wiring the LNL-1300 (Single Wire LED Control)
SOFTWARE SETTINGS
1. Reader Type = Wiegand/Prox
2. Keypad Type = Eight bit output keypad
Orange
Black - Ground
GND
1 2 Tan - Case
BZR
3 4 Brown - LED wire LED

White - Data 1
CLK/D1
5 6 Green - Data 0
DAT/D0
Yellow - LED wire
7 8 Red - Vcc +12V
Blue
9 0 TR+
TR-
GND
∗ #
12 VDC SG
Power Supply

Essex Keypad
Part # KTP-16212SLI
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Essex Keypads

2. Keypad Type = Eight bit output
3. Jumper J4 must be set to 12 VDC
Dual Reader 4. 2-wire LED control
Interface Module
VO
LED
READER 1 BZR 1 2
Brown - LED wire
D1/CLK
Black - Ground
3 4
D0/DATA
Orange
5 6
GND Red - Vcc
White - Data 1 7 8
Green - Data 0
VO
Yellow - LED wire 9 0
LED
Tan - Case Ground
READER 2
BZR
Blue
∗ #
D1/CLK
D0/DATA Essex Keypad

Part # KTP-16212SLI
GND
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15.2. Essex Keypad Reader #KTP-163SN
SOFTWARE SETTINGS
Orange
Black - Ground
GND
BZR
Tan - Case
Brown - LED wire LED

1 2 3
White - Data 1
CLK/D1
4 5 6 Yellow - LED wire
Green - Data 0 DAT/D0

7 8 9 Red - Vcc
+12V
∗ 0 # Blue - CCTV
TR+
GND TR-
12 VDC
Power Supply SG
Single Reader
Essex Keypad
Interface Module
Part # KTP-163SN
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Essex Keypads

Dual Reader
Interface Module
VO
READER 1 LED
BZR
Brown - LED wire

D1/CLK
Black - Ground
D0/DATA
Orange 1 2 3
GND Red - Vcc
4 5 6
White - Data 1
Green - Data 0 7 8 9
VO
Yellow - LED wire
LED
Tan - Case Ground ∗ 0 #
READER 2
BZR
Blue - CCTV
D1/CLK
D0/DATA
Essex Keypad
GND SOFTWARE SETTINGS Part # KTP-163SN
4. Jumper J2 must be set to Unregulated
Mode.
5. 2-wire LED control
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16. HID Readers
Use the following diagrams to wire Single/Dual Reader Interface Modules and HID readers.
16.1. HID ProxPro
GND Single Reader

Interface Module
BZR
LED
CLK/D1
DAT/D0
+12V
TR+
TR-
SG
P1
1 2 3
TB1
12 VDC +
1 - DC+
Power Supply
(125 mA) 2 - GND
-
3 - Data 0
4 - Data 1
5 - Data RTN
6 - Green LED
7 - Red LED
8 - Beeper
9 - Hold
SW1
10 - COM
TYPICAL SOFTWARE SETTINGS 11 - Tamper
1. Reader Type - Wiegand/Prox
2. HID-09 kepad - eight-bit output keypad Tamper SW
HID-00 keypad - four-bit output keypad P3
1
2
3
HID ProxPro
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HID Readers

Dual Reader
Interface Module
VO
LED TYPICAL SOFTWARE SETTINGS

1. Reader Type - Wiegand/Prox
READER 1
BZR 2. HID-09 kepad - eight-bit output keypad

HID-00 keypad - four-bit output keypad
D1/CLK * Use the 1320 in Unregulated Mode (jumper J2)
D0/DATA
P1
1 2 3
GND TB1
1 - DC+
2 - GND
VO
3 - Data 0
4 - Data 1
LED
5 - Data RTN
READER 2
BZR 6 - Green LED

7 - Red LED
D1/CLK 8 - Beeper
9 - Hold
D0/DATA SW1
10 - COM
11 - Tamper
GND
Tamper SW
P 1
3 2
3
HID ProxPro
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16.2. HID MaxiProx 5370 A-1
Hot (black) Neutral (white)

+ DC -
12VDC
- BAT +
1 ON
2 Fuse
3
4 Ground (green)
AC
AC
+ DC -
SMP3PM
- BAT +
24VDC
1 ON
2 Fuse
3
4
K1 K2
GND
AC AC
12V
I2+
I1+
I1+
I2-
O
O
N
C
C
N
N
C
C
+
SMP5PM
A
B
HID
MaxiProx
5370 A-1
J3
READER INTERFACE
J4
U1
87654321
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
on
11 - Tamper Select
CLK/D1
GND
BZR
LED
SG
+12V
DAT/D0
TR+
TR-
J2 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
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HID Readers
16.3. HID MaxiProx 5370/5375AGN00
Hot (black) Neutral (white)

+ DC -
12VDC
- BAT +
1 ON
2 Fuse
3
4 Ground (green)
AC
AC
+ DC -
SMP3PM
- BAT +
24VDC
1 ON
2 Fuse
3
4
AC AC
RDR POWER
REG UNREG
D1 D2 J2 TB8
GND DAT CLK BZA LEO VO
TB1
IN 1
U10 SMP5PM
READER 1
IN 2
IN - 5V
INPUTS
OUT - 12V
D0 D1
J4
TB2
IN 3
IN 4
GND DAT CLK BZA LEO VO
READER 2
TB3
IN 5
D0 D1
HID
IN 6
U1
MaxiProx
TB4
IN 7 IN 8
TB9
C3
5370 A-1
8 7 6 5 4 3 21
TB5
IN 9
GND U2
IN 10 OFF ON
S1
87654321
TB10
REV
SN
PN
C NC
RLY 1
on
NO
11 - Tamper Select
NC
10 - Tamper Common
2W 4W
9 - Hold (blue)
NO C
RLY 2
J3
J5, J6
TERMINATOR
RS-485 8 - Beeper (yellow)
7 - Red LED (brown)
TB11
C NC
TR +
RLY 3
TR -
C2 C2 6 - GRN (orange)
J5 NC NC
RS-485
5 - Data RTN (black)

NO
R+ COM k1 COM k2
4 - Data-1 (white)
TB6
NO NO
NC
R- C1 C1
3 - Data-0 (green)
NO C
SG
RLY 4
C2 C2
R120 NC NC 2 - Ground (black)
COM k3
ACDC
J6 COM k4 1 - +DC (red)
C NC
NO NO
RLY 5
C1
12V
C1
AC
TB7
GND C2 C2
NO
NC NC
COM k5 COM k6
NC
NO NO
NO C
C1 C1
RLY 6
TB12

2. No keypad
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16.4. Hughes MiniProx
Single Reader
Interface Module
1 - DC+ Red
2 - GND Black GND
3 - DATA "0" Green

BZR
4 - DATA "1" White
LED
5 - DATA RTN Black N/C
CLK/D1
6 - Green LED Orange N/C
7 - Red LED Brown DAT/D0

8 - Beeper Yellow
+12V
9 - Hold Blue N/C
TR+
TR-
SG

Hughes MiniProx Reader 1. Reader Type = Wiegand/Prox
2. No keypad
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HID Readers

Dual Reader
Interface Module
VO
LED
READER 1
BZR
D1/CLK
D0/DATA
GND
VO Red 1 - DC+
Black 2 - GND
LED
READER 2
Green 3 - DATA "0"

BZR
White 4 - DATA "1"
D1/CLK N/C Black 5 - DATA RTN
N/C Orange 6 - Green LED

D0/DATA
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
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16.5. Classic, EPIC Swipe and Pinpad Wiegand Readers

1. 2-Wire LED Support Single Reader
2. No keypad Interface Module
Black - Ground
GND
Brown - Red LED
BZR
Violet - Green LED
LED
White - Data 1
CLK/D1
Green - Data 0
DAT/D0
Red - 5-12 VDC

+12V
Blue - not used TR+

HID Classic Swipe Reader, EPIC Swipe
TR-
Reader, or Pinpad Wiegand Reader Yellow - not used
SG
Orange - not
used
+ 12 VDC
- GND

Dual Reader
2. No keypad
Interface Module
* Use unregulated mode for the 1320, Jumper J2
Red - 5-12 VDC
VO
Violet - Green LED
LED
READER 1
Brown - Red LED

BZR
White - Data 1
D1/CLK
Green - Data 0
D0/DATA
Black - Ground
GND
Blue - not used HID Classic Swipe Reader, EPIC Swipe

Reader, or Pinpad Wiegand Reader
VO
Yellow - not used
LED
Orange - not
READER 2
used
BZR
D1/CLK
D0/DATA
GND
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HID Readers
16.6. ProxPoint Readers

2. No keypad
Black - Ground
GND
Yellow - BZR
BZR
Orange - LED
HID
LED
White - Data 1
CLK/D1
Green - Data 0
DAT/D0
Red - 5-12 VDC
+12V
TR+
TR-
SG
ProxPoint Reader
Single Reader
Interface Module
Dual Reader
Interface Module
Red - 5-12 VDC

VO
Orange - LED
LED
READER 1
Yellow - BZR
BZR
White - Data 1
D1/CLK
D0/DATA
Green - Data 0 HID
Black - Ground
GND
VO
LED
READER 2
BZR
ProxPoint Reader
D1/CLK
D0/DATA 1. 2-Wire LED Support
2. No keypad
GND 3. Wiegand/Prox data type
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16.7. 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
Single Reader
Interface Module
Black
GND
Yellow
BZR
Orange
LED
White
CLK/D1
Green
DATA/D0 Drain
Red
VO wire &
Shield
to
Ground
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HID Readers
HID
Dual Reader
Interface Module
Red
VO
Orange
LED
Reader 1
Yellow
BZR
White
CLK/D1
Green DATA/D0
Black GND
1. Reader Type = WIEGAND/PROX Shield
2. Keypad = NO KEYPAD to
3. LED Mode = 1-WIRE LED CONTROL Drain
Ground
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16.8. iCLASS RW300, RW400 Readers/Encoders
The RW300/RW400 Readers/Encoders operate at 10-16 VDC. The average current draw is 80-260 mA.
When communication to the reader is successful, the LED lights solid green.
Note: Due to timing issues with the encoder, this unit cannot be connected to a multiport serial
adapter.
To purchase the 6121BKT0000PRGL version of the RW400, contact your sales representative.
PIN 2
PIN 3
PIN 5
To DB9 Serial
Communication
Port on PC HID
Wiring Function DB9 pin-out (female)
Yellow Speaker Not used
Blue Hold Not used
Violet Open collector Not used
White Data 1 Not used
Green Data 0 Not used
Orange Green LED Not used
Brown Red LED Not used
Red +DC (10-16 VDC) +DC (10-16 VDC)
Black Ground DC Ground
Gray RX (serial receive) Pin 3
Red/Green DSR Not used
Pink TX (serial transmit) Pin 2
Red/Yellow DTR Not used
Drain Shield ground Pin 5
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HID Readers
When configuring the access control software, this encoder will most likely be a standalone device
connected to the workstation. Be sure to select a unique name for the encoder. Select HID iCLASS for the
device type and iClass for the card technology.
Typical Communication Settings
• Comm. port: configurable
• Baud rate: 57600
• Data bits: 8 bit
• Parity: Even
• Stop bits: 2
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16.9. iCLASS and multiCLASS Legacy and SE Readers
iCLASS Wiegand Reader Power Specifications
iCLASS R10 5 to 16 VDC 55 mA average, 116 mA peak
iCLASS RK40 5 to 16 VDC 85 mA average, 116 mA peak
iCLASS SE R10 5 to 16 VDC 55 mA average, 116 mA peak
iCLASS SE RK40 5 to 16 VDC 100 mA average, 130 mA peak
iCLASS RP40 5 to 16 VDC 55 mA average, 141 mA peak
iCLASS RPK40 5 to 16 VDC 85 mA average, 169 mA peak
iCLASS RS10 5 to 16 VDC 85 mA average, 116 mA peak
iCLASS RS40 5 to 16 VDC 55 mA average, 121 mA peak
iCLASS RSK40 5 to 16 VDC 85 mA average, 116 mA peak
iCLASS RWKL550 9 to 12 VDC 160 mA average, 250 mA peak
iCLASS RWKLB575 9 to 12 VDC 245 mA average, 299 mA peak
multiCLASS SE RP10 5 to 16 VDC 60 mA average, 100 mA peak
multiCLASS SE RPK40 5 to 16 VDC 110 mA average, 130 mA peak
HID LCD and bioCLASS models RWKL550 and RWKLB575 are supported as either Wiegand or OSDP
readers.
Note: HID LCD and bioCLASS models RWKL550 and RWKLB575 are supported as either
Wiegand or OSDP readers. These readers must be wired differently for OSDP support. For
more information about OSDP configuration, refer to HID LCD and bioCLASS Readers
(RWKL550/RWKLB575) Wired for OSDP Support on page 115.
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HID Readers
From LNL-1300 To HID iCLASS Reader Typical Software Settings
Reader Pin Pin (wire color) Description • Reader Type =

Terminal Wiegand/Prox
GND P1-3 (black) Ground (RTN) • Keypad = No Keypad
BZR P1-6 (brown) Red LED • LED Mode = 2-Wire
LED Control
LED P1-2 (orange) Green LED
TB4
CLK D1 P2-4 (white) Wiegand Data 1 (clock)
DAT D0 P2-3 (green) Wiegand Data 0 (data)
V0 P1-4 (red) +VDC
Note: Wire colors shown in the HID iCLASS Reader column only apply to readers with a pigtail
cable. Connect reader’s cable drain shield (P1-5) to earth ground.
From LNL-1320 To HID iCLASS Reader Typical Software Settings
Reader 1 or Reader 2 Pin Pin (wire color) Description • Reader Type =

Wiegand/Prox
GND P1-3 (black) Ground (RTN)
CLK D1 P2-4 (white) Wiegand Data 1 (clock) LED Control
BZR P1-6 (brown) Red LED
V0 P1-4 (red) +VDC
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From LNL-1300-U To HID iCLASS Reader Typical Software Settings
Reader Pin Pin (wire color) Description • Reader Type =

J10 DAT D0 P2-3 (green) Wiegand Data 0 (data) • LED Mode = 2-Wire
LED Control
LED1 P1-2 (orange) Green LED
LED2 P1-6 (brown) Red LED

J13
BZR P1-1 (yellow) Beeper
V0 P1-4 (red) +VDC
From LNL-1320-U To HID iCLASS Reader Typical Software Settings
Reader Pin Pin (wire color) Description • Reader Type = Wiegand/

Terminals Prox
DAT D0 P2-3 (green) Wiegand Data 0 (data) • LED Mode = 2-Wire LED
J10
Control
CLK D1 P2-4 (white) Wiegand Data 1
(clock)

J13
V0 P1-4 (red) +VDC
Notes: Do not connect the HID iCLASS Reader to the J15 and J18 terminals on the LNL-1320-U.
Wire colors shown in the HID iCLASS Reader column only apply to readers with a pigtail
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HID Readers
16.9.5 Wiring the HID iCLASS Reader Tamper Output
This reader tamper output is an is an open collector transistor. When the reader’s cover is installed, the
transistor is off and the tamper output is floating. When the reader’s cover is removed, the transistor is on
and the tamper output is 0 V or ground.
Note: Use a volt meter to determine which input is the low or high side. The voltage measured on the
low side input is approximately 0.6 V. The voltage measured on the high side input is
approximately 7.6 V.
The reader tamper output can be monitored as an unsupervised circuit or as a supervised circuit.
Unsupervised Circuit
Install a 1K, 1% ohm resister across the input and connect the tamper output to the high side of an alarm
input. Configure the input to be an unsupervised, normally open contact (icvt_num=1).
TAMPER OUTPUT (VIOLET)
HID
iCLASS 1K, 1%
READER
Supervised Circuit
Install a 1K, 1% ohm resister across the input and connect a series resistor between the high side of the input
and the tamper output. For Series 1 type reader interface boards, use a 4.99K ohms, ±1% series resistor. For
Series 2 type reader interface boards, use a 2.49K ohms, ±1% series resistor. Configure the input to be a
supervised, normally closed contact (icvt_num=2).
Note: Install the series resistors at the reader. If installed at the reader interface board, the circuit will
not be supervised.
TAMPER OUTPUT (VIOLET)
HID
iCLASS 1K, 1%
READER
SERIES RESISTOR
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16.10. multiCLASS RMP40 and RMPK40 Readers
multiCLASS Reader Power Specifications
multiCLASS RMP40 5 to 16 VDC 90 mA average, 166 mA peak
multiCLASS RMPK40 5 to 16 VDC 110 mA average, 169 mA peak
From LNL-1300 To HID multiCLASS Reader Typical Software Settings
Reader Pin Pin (wire color) Description • Reader Type = Mag

Terminal with Wiegand out
GND P1-3 (black) Ground (return) • Keypad = No Keypad

(RMP40) or Keypad
BZR P1-6 (brown) Red LED (RMPK40)
LED P1-2 (orange) Green LED • LED Mode = 2-Wire
TB4 LED Control
V0 P1-4 (red) +VDC
Note: Wire colors shown in the HID multiCLASS Reader column only apply to readers with a pigtail
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HID Readers
From LNL-1320 To HID multiCLASS Reader Typical Software Settings
Reader 1 or Reader 2 Pin (wire color) Description • Reader Type = Mag

Pin with Wiegand out

(RMP40) or Keypad
DAT D0 P2-3 (green) Wiegand Data 0 (RMPK40)
(data)
CLK D1 P2-4 (white) Wiegand Data 1 LED Control
(clock)
BZR P1-6 (brown) Red LED
V0 P1-4 (red) +VDC
From LNL-1300-U To HID multiCLASS Reader Typical Software Settings
Reader Pin Pin (wire color) Description • Reader Type = Mag

Terminals with Wiegand out

(RMP40) or Keypad
J10 DAT D0 P2-3 (green) Wiegand Data 0 (data) (RMPK40)
CLK D1 P2-4 (white) Wiegand Data 1 (clock) • LED Mode = 2-Wire
LED Control

J13
V0 P1-4 (red) +VDC
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From LNL-1320-U To HID multiCLASS Reader Typical Software Settings
Reader Pin Pin (wire color) Description • Reader Type = Mag with
Terminals Wiegand out

(RMP40) or Keypad
DAT D0 P2-3 (green) Wiegand Data 0 (RMPK40)
J10 (data)
CLK D1 P2-4 (white) Wiegand Data 1 LED Control
(clock)

J13
V0 P1-4 (red) +VDC
Note: Do not connect the HID multiCLASS Reader to the J15 and J18 terminals on the LNL-1320-U.
Wire colors shown in the HID multiCLASS Reader column only apply to readers with a pigtail
16.11. 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.
The system transmits keypad PINs while operating in Wiegand mode by processing any digit sequence
terminated with the [*] key as 26-bit Wiegand data. The current facility code (set using Code 32 - 2) will be
used. Entering any PIN over 65535 will cause an error condition and no data will be sent.
Because keypad data is sent in a card data format, it may not be possible to perform card and PIN operation.
If 26-bit format as PIN data cannot be interpreted, be sure to enter it into the badge ID field, and not the
keypad PIN number field.
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HID Readers

Single Reader
Interface Module
GND
BZR
Brown - Wiegand LED
LED
White - Wiegand Data 1
CLK/D1
Green - Wiegand Data 0
DATA/D0
VO
Blue - not used
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Dual Reader
Interface Module
Red +12 VDC
VO
Brown - Wiegand LED
LED
Reader 1
BZR
White - Wiegand Data 1
CLK/D1
Green - Wiegand Data 0
DATA/D0
Black - Ground
GND
Blue - not used
16.12. SensorKey Reader
This reader operates at 40 mA at 5-12 VDC.
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HID Readers
Single R eader
Interface Module
(Black) GND
(Blue) B ZR
(Brown) LED
(White) CLK/D 1
(Green) D ATA/D 0
(Red) VO
TYPICA L SOFTW A RE SETTIN GS
1. Reader Type = W IEGAN D / PROX

2. Keypad = N o Keypad
3. LED Mode = 1 or 2-W IR E LED C ON TR OL
Tie to Earth
Ground
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Dual Reader
Interface Module
(Black) GND
(Green) DATA/D0
(White) CLK/D1
(Blue) BZR
(Brown) LED
(Red) VO
1. Reader Type = WIEGAND / PROX

Tie to Earth
Ground
16.13. HID MIFARE 6055
This reader operates at 9-14 VDC (16 VDC maximum). The average current draw is 100mA at 12 VDC. A
linear power supply recommended.
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HID Readers

HID MIFARE
Single Reader
Interface Module
Black
GND
Yellow
BZR
Brown
LED
White
CLK/D1
Other wires Green
not used DATA/D0
Red VO

HID MIFARE
Dual Reader
Interface Module
Red
VO
Brown
LED
Reader 1
Yellow
BZR
White
CLK/D1
Other wires Green DATA/D0
not used
Black GND
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16.14. HID LCD and bioCLASS Readers (RWKL550/RWKLB575) Wired

for OSDP Support
HID LCD and bioCLASS models RWKL550 and RWKLB575 are supported as either Wiegand or OSDP
readers.
Note: HID LCD and bioCLASS models RWKL550 and RWKLB575 must be wired differently for
Wiegand support. For more information about Wiegand configuration, refer to iCLASS and
multiCLASS Legacy and SE Readers on page 103.
16.14.1 Wiring the LNL-1300 (OSDP)
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HID Readers
16.14.2 Wiring the LNL-1320 (OSDP)
Back of Reader
NC GPIO1
NC GPIO2
To -DC NC
Dual Reader 12VDC +DC NC
NC NC
Interface Module NC NC
Series 2 NC NC
VO
LED
BZR
GPIO2
CLK/D1
GPIO1
DATA/D0
GND Tie to DC-

1. Reader Type = OSDP Protocol
2. Keypad = Eight Bit Output Keypads
3. LED Mode = OSDP LCD Reader
16.15. HID MIFARE Format Secure 6075 Reader
The reader operates at 9 -16 VDC. The average current draw is 15mA/75mA.
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Single Reader
Interface Module
Black
GND
BZR
Brown
LED
White
CLK/D1
Green
DATA/D0
Red
VO

Tie to Earth 1. Reader Type = WIEGAND/PROX
Ground 2. Keypad = NO KEYPAD
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HID Readers
Dual Reader
Interface Module
Red
VO
Brown
LED
Reader 1
BZR
White
CLK/D1
Green
DATA/D0
Black GND

Tie to Earth
Ground
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16.16. HID OSDP Readers
Models 6100BKP through 6181BKP are supported. To use OSDP readers with OnGuard, version 5.12.110
or higher is required. Only Series 2 and Series 3 reader ports offer OSDP support.
16.16.1 Communication Bias Resistor
To ensure that the reader properly interprets data, create a communication bias by placing a 1K ohm resistor
to pull down the DAT/DO signal to the GND signal. For the communication bias to function properly, there
must be no ground faults in the installation. Ensure that the DC ground (power supply return) is not
connected to earth ground.
Depending on the serial number range and hardware revision, versions of the LNL-1300 Series 3 and
LNL-1320 Series 3 will ship with the communication bias resistor pre-installed on the board. As a result, the
1K ohm resistor will not need to be manually installed. For more information, refer to LNL-1300 Series 3/
LNL-1320 Series 3 Identification Table on page 119..
LNL-1300 Series 3/LNL-1320 Series 3 Identification Table

Model Resistor Included Serial Number Hardware Revision
LNL-1300 Series 3 No SN 2M+ Rev E
LNL-1300 Series 3 Yes SN 3M+ Rev F
LNL-1320 Series 3 No SN 3M+ Rev D
LNL-1320 Series 3 Yes SN 4M+ Rev E
For example, the following product label identifies an LNL-1300 Series 3 that does not have the bias resistor
pre-installed.
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HID Readers
iCLASS Reader Wiring
1K ohm
pull-down
resistor*
* Older versions of the LNL-1300 Series 3 will require that the 1K ohm pull-down resistor be installed as
shown above. Newer versions will include this resistor. For more information, refer to Communication Bias
Resistor on page 119.
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iCLASS SE and pivCLASS Reader Wiring
1K ohm
pull-down
resistor*
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HID Readers
iCLASS Reader Wiring
1K ohm
pull-down
resistor*
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iCLASS SE and pivCLASS Reader Wiring
1K ohm
pull-down
resistor*
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HID Readers
16.17. SmartID/SmartTRANS Models S10, SK10, SP10, SPK10
SmartID/SmartTRANS Reader Power Specifications
SmartID S10 5 to 24 VDC 68 mA average,

82 mA peak
SmartID SK10 4.5 to 16 VDC 1.5 W average,

2.0 W peak
SmartTRANS SP10 5 to 24 VDC 79 mA average,

96 mA peak
SmartTRANS SPK10 5 to 24 VDC 79 mA average,

96 mA peak
From LNL-1300 To HID SmartID/SmartTRANS Reader Typical Software Settings
Reader Pin Pin Description • Reader Type = Wiegand/Prox

Terminal
GND 7 Ground Control
BZR 2 Red LED
LED 1 Green LED

TB4
CLK D1 3 Data/D1
DAT D0 4 Clock/D0
V0 8 Power (5-12 VDC)
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From LNL-1320 To HID SmartID/SmartTRANS Reader Typical Software Settings
Reader 1 or Reader 2 Pin Pin Description • Reader Type =

Wiegand/Prox
GND 7 Ground
DAT D0 3 Data/D1
LED Control
CLK D1 4 Clock/D0
BZR 2 Red LED
LED 1 Green LED
From LNL-1300-U To HID SmartID/SmartTRANS Reader Typical Software Settings
Reader Pin Pin Description • Reader Type =

GND 7 Ground • LED Mode = 2-Wire
LED Control
J10 DAT D0 3 Data/D1
CLK D1 4 Clock/D0
LED1 1 Green LED
LED2 4 Red LED

J13
BZR 5 Buzzer Input
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HID Readers
From LNL-1320-U To HID SmartID/SmartTRANS Reader Typical Software Settings

GND 7 Ground • LED Mode = 2-Wire
LED Control
J10 DAT D0 3 Data/D1
CLK D1 4 Clock/D0
LED1 1 Green LED
LED2 4 Red LED

J13
BZR 5 Buzzer Input
Notes: Do not connect the HID SmartID/SmartTrans Reader to the J15 and J18 terminals on the
LNL-1320-U.
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16.18. ThinLine II Proximity Reader
ThinLine II Reader Power Specifications
ThinLine II 5 to 16 VDC 20 mA average,

115 mA peak
From LNL-1300 To HID ThinLine II Reader Typical Software Settings

Terminal
GND Black Ground Control
BZR Yellow Beeper
LED Orange Green LED

TB4
CLK D1 White Data 1 (Clock)
DAT D0 Green Data 0 (Data)
V0 Red +5 - 16 VDC
From LNL-1320 To HID ThinLine II Reader Typical Software Settings

Wiegand/Prox
GND Black Ground
DAT D0 Green Data 0 (Data)
LED Control
BZR Yellow Red LED
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HID Readers
From LNL-1300-U To HID ThinLine II Reader Typical Software Settings

GND Black Ground • LED Mode = 2-Wire
LED Control
J10 DAT D0 Green Data 0 (Data)
LED1 Orange Green LED
LED2 Brown Red LED

J13
BZR Yellow Buzzer Input
From LNL-1320-U To HID ThinLine II Reader Typical Software Settings

LED Control
J10 DAT D0 Green Data 0 (Data)
LED2 Brown Red LED

J13
Notes: Do not connect the HID ThinLine II reader to the J15 and J18 terminals on the LNL-1320-U.
Connect reader’s cable drain shield (P1-5) to earth ground.
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16.19. ProxPro 5355 Proximity Reader
ProxPro 5355 Reader Power Specifications
ProxPro 5355 10 to 28.5 VDC 100 mA average,

120 mA peak
From LNL-1300 To HID ProxPro Reader Typical Software Settings

Terminal Wiegand/Prox
GND 2 Ground (RTN) • Keypad = No Keypad
BZR 8 Beeper • LED Mode = 2-Wire
LED Control
LED 6 Green LED
TB4
CLK D1 4 Wiegand Data 1 (clock)
DAT D0 3 Wiegand Data 0 (data)
V0 1 +VDC
From LNL-1320 To HID ProxPro Reader Typical Software Settings
Reader 1 or Reader 2 Pin Pin Description • Reader Type =

Wiegand/Prox
GND 2 Ground (RTN)
DAT D0 3 Wiegand Data 0 (data)
CLK D1 4 Wiegand Data 1 (clock) LED Control
BZR 8 Red LED
LED 6 Green LED
V0 1 +VDC
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HID Readers
From LNL-1300-U To HID ProxPro Reader Typical Software Settings

J10 DAT D0 3 Wiegand Data 0 (data) • LED Mode = 2-Wire
LED Control
CLK D1 4 Wiegand Data 1 (clock)
LED1 6 Green LED
LED2 7 Red LED

J13
BZR 8 Beeper
V0 1 +VDC
From LNL-1320-U To HID ProxPro Reader Typical Software Settings
Reader Pin Pin Description • Reader Type = Wiegand/

Terminals Prox
DAT D0 3 Wiegand Data 0 (data) • LED Mode = 2-Wire LED
J10
Control
CLK D1 4 Wiegand Data 1
(clock)
LED1 6 Green LED
LED2 7 Red LED

J13
BZR 8 Beeper
V0 1 +VDC
Notes: Do not connect the HID ProxPro Reader to the J15 and J18 terminals on the LNL-1320-U.
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16.20. HID Signo Reader

LNL-X4420 (Wiegand)
HID Reader Wiring – Wiegand

Signo Reader Product Line - Pigtail
HID Signo Series Reader
Wiring Harness
Function PIGTAIL Terminal LNL-1300-S3 LNL-1320-S3/LNL-X2220/LNL-X4420 LNL-X2210 FUNCTION
VDC+ RED 1 TB4-1 TB8-1 / TB9-1 TB2-6 GND
GROUND (RTN) BLACK 2 TB4-2 TB8-4 / TB9-4 TB2-3 / TB3-2 BZR
Wiegand Data 1/CLK/RS-485-A WHITE 3 TB4-3 TB8-5 / TB9-5 TB2-2 / TB3-1 LED
Wiegand Data 0/CLK/RS-485-B GREEN 4 TB4-4 TB8-3 / TB9-3 TB2-4 / TB3-3 CLK/D1
LED Input (GRN) ORANGE 5 TB4-5 TB8-2 / TB9-2 TB2-5 / TB3-4 DAT/D0
Beeper Input YELLOW 6 TB4-6 TB8-6 / TB9-6 TB2-1 VO (12VDC)
Hold Input / LED BLUE BLUE 7
LED Input (RED) BROWN 8
Tampler 2 VIOLET/WHITE 9
Tamper 1 VIOLET 10
Bare --
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HID Readers

and the Onboard LNL-X2210 (OSDP)
HID Reader Wiring – OSDP

Signo Reader Product Line
HID Signo Series Reader
Wiring Harness
Function PIGTAIL Terminal LNL-1300-S3 LNL-1320-S3/LNL-X2220/LNL-X4420 Onboard LNL -X2210 FUNCTION
VDC+ RED 1 TB4-1 TB8-1 / TB9-1 TB2-6 GND
GROUND (RTN) BLACK 2 TB4-2 TB8-4 / TB9-4 TB2-3 / TB3-2 BZR
Wiegand Data 1/CLK/RS-485-A WHITE 3 TB4-3 TB8-5 / TB9-5 TB2-2 / TB3-1 LED
Wiegand Data 0/CLK/RS-485-B GREEN 4 TB4-4 TB8-3 / TB9-3 TB2-4 / TB3-3 CLK/D1
LED Input (GRN) ORANGE 5 TB4-5 TB8-2 / TB9-2 TB2-5 / TB3-4 DAT/D0
Beeper Input YELLOW 6 TB4-6 TB8-6 / TB9-6 TB2-1 VO (12VDC)
Hold Input / LED BLUE BLUE 7
LED Input (RED) BROWN 8
Signo Reader Terminal Strip Layout
Tampler 2 VIOLET/WHITE 9
Tamper 1 VIOLET 10
Bare --
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17. IDH Max
IDH Max readers include all door components – a reader device, lock set, door contact, and request to exit
sensors.
17.1. IDH Max Door Readers
Use the following diagrams to wire Single/Dual Reader Interface Modules and IDH Max readers.
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IDH Max

SINGLE READER INTERFACE MODULE
Black GND NC
IDH MAX PANEL INTERFACE C
BZR
Brown NO
D0 D1 RED GRN BPR GND NC NC CP

LED
1 White CLK/D1 NO
Of f On
J4
Green NC
DAT/D0
+12V C
TR+ +12V
TR- GND
SG I2-
U1
I2+
I1+
J2
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
I1+
J3
B A
STK
RQ
E
DS
LS
12 V GND COM+ COM- 12 V GND

Orange
Green
Black
Red
To
12VDC
TYPICA L SOFTW AR E SETTINGS

1. Reader Type = Dependant on Model
W IEGAND/PROX – H ID Reader/iC lass
ALL OTHER R EADER S– Mag Reader
2. Keypad = N O KEYPAD
3. LED Mode = 1-W ire LED Control
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DUAL READER
INTERFACE MODULE
NO
RLY 1 RLY 2
C
IDH MAX PANEL INTERFACE NC
NO
D0 D1 RED GRN BPR GND NC NC CP

C
1
NC
Off On
GND
DAT/D0
Reader 1
CLK/D1 IN 2
BZR
LED
IN 1
RQ
STK +12V
E
DS
LS
12V GND COM + COM-12 V GND

Orange
Green
Black
Red
To
12VDC

1. Reader Type = Dependant on Model
W IEGAND/PROX – HID Reader/iClass
ALL OTHER READERS– Mag Reader
3. LED Mode = 1-W ire LED Control
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18. ID Solutions Readers
Use the following diagrams to wire Single/Dual Reader Interface Modules and ID Solutions readers.
18.1. ID Solutions Model 8030/8035 Bar Code Reader
ID Solutions
Bar Code Reader,
Model 8030/8035
1. Reader Type = All other readers

2. No keypad
GND
Brown - LED Control Input
BZR
Green - Data 0/Data
LED
White - Data 1/Clock
CLK/D1
Black - Supply Ground

DAT/D0
Red - DC Input
+12V
TR+
GND
TR-
12 V Power Supply
SG
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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
Dual Reader Interface Module White - Data 1/Clock
Green - Data 0/Data

VO
Brown - LED Control Input
LED
READER 1
BZR
D1/CLK
D0/DATA
GND
VO
LED
READER 2
BZR
D1/CLK
D0/DATA
GND
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19. Infographics Readers
Use the following diagrams to wire Single/Dual Reader Interface Modules and Infographics readers.
19.1. Infographics Reader OTD-60
Infographics
Reader OTD-60 TYPICAL SOFTWARE SETTINGS

2. No keypad
5 V Power Supply
5+ GND
8. Blue - Frame Ground

1. Grey - 0 Volts
Black - Yellow LED (not used)
EARTH GROUND

4. Green - +5 Volts
GND
Red - Green LED

BZR
Orange - Red LED

LED
Brown - Reader Clock

CLK/D1
Yellow - Reader Data

DAT/D0
+12V
TR+
TR-
SG
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Infographics Readers
Infographics
Reader OTD-60

3. 2-wire LED control
1. Grey - 0 Volts
5V Voltage Jumper
Settings, See manual 2. Brown - Reader Cloc k
for volt and current
recommendations.
3. Yellow - Reader Data
Dual Reader Interface Module 4. Green - + 5 Volts
5V+ 5. Red - Green LED

VO
LED 6. Blac k - Yellow LED (not used)

READER 1
BZR
7. Orange - Red LED
D1/CLK
8. Blue - Frame Ground
D0/DATA
GND
EARTH GROUND
VO
LED
READER 2
BZR
D1/CLK
D0/DATA
GND
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20. Integrated Engineering Readers
Use the following diagrams to wire Single/Dual Reader Interface Modules and Mifare readers.
20.1. 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
5-12 VDC (8)

Ground (7)
(6)
(5)
Single Reader Clock / D0 (4)
Interface Module Data / D1 (3)
Green LED (2)
INTEGRATED
GND Red LED (1)
ENGINEERING
BZR
LED
CLK/D1
DATA/D0
VO
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Integrated Engineering Readers

Terminal on Back
of Reader
(8) 5-12 VDC

(7) Ground
(6)
(5)
(4) Clock / D0
(3) Data / D1
(2) Green LED
Dual Reader
INTEGRATED (1) Red LED
ENGINEERING Interface Module
VO
LED
Reader 1
BZR
CLK/D1
DATA/D0
GND
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20.2. DESFire Reader
This reader operates at +4.75 to +12.25 VDC. The average current draw is 50 mA.
Connector Pin Block
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Single Reader
Interface Module
Pin 7
GND
Pin 2
BZR
Pin 1
LED
Pin 3
CLK/D1
Pin 4
DATA/D0
Pin 8
VO

Desfire Serial Reader Type – WIEGAND/PROX
Desfire Sector Reader Type – ALL OTHER READERS
1. Reader Type = Dependant on Model #*

Tie to Earth 3. LED Mode = 2-WIRE LED CONTROL
Ground
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Integrated Engineering Readers

Desfire Serial Reader Type – WIEGAND/PROX
Desfire Sector Reader Type – ALL OTHER READERS
1. Reader Type = Dependant on Model #*

Connector Pin Block
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Dual Reader
Interface Module
VO
Pin 8
Pin 1
LED
Reader 1
BZR
Pin 2
Pin 3
CLK/D1
Pin 4
DATA/D0
Pin 7
GND
Tie to Earth
Ground
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21. Keri Systems Readers
Keri Systems readers.
21.1. 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 Single Reader Interface Module
Black - Ground
GND
Blue - Beeper
BZR
Brown - Single LED
LED
White - Data 1
CLK/D1
Orange - not used
Green - Data 0 DAT/D0

Red - Power
+12V
TR+
TR-
SG
GND
12 V Power Supply
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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.
SOFTWARE SETTINGS
Dual Reader Interface Module 1. Reader Type = Wiegand/Prox
12 VDC + 3. LED Mode = Single Wire LED Control
VO
4. Use Unregulated Mode for jumper J2
LED
READER 1
BZR
Cascade Reader /
Sierra Reader
Silver - Shield
D1/CLK
Green - Data 0
D0/DATA
Brown -Single LED
GND Red - Power
Black - Ground
Blue - Beeper
VO
Orange - not used
LED
White - Data 1
READER 2
BZR
D1/CLK
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
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22. Magtek Readers
Use the following diagrams to wire Single/Dual Reader Interface Modules and Magtek readers.
22.1. 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
Single Reader
Interface Module
Orange
GND
BZR
LED
Green
CLK/D1
Yellow
DATA/D0
Red
VO (Vcc) 2.4 to 5.5
VDC
Brown Power
(GND)
Supply
Tie to
Earth
Ground
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Magtek Readers

3. LED Mode = 1 WIRE LED CONTROL

Module
Orange
GND
Yellow
DATA/D0
Green
CLK/D1
BZR
LED
VO
Red
(Vcc) 2.4 to 5.5
Tie to
VDC Earth
Brown Power Ground
(GND)
Supply
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23. MIFARE Readers
Use the following diagrams to wire Single/Dual Reader Interface Modules and MIFARE readers.
23.1. 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)
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MIFARE Readers
5 VDC +
VO
LED
1 2 3 4 5 6
READER 1
BZR
D1/CLK
D0/DATA
GND
VO
Mifare Reader
Model
LED (LA-WIW-PROXKEY-M)
READER 2
BZR

D1/CLK 1. Reader Type = All other readers
D0/DATA
4. Use Unregulated Mode for the 1320, jumper J2
GND
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23.2. 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 23 45 6 7 8

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
Iolan
(LA-XXW-PRXKY-MX 1050 -
4021 - 092)
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MIFARE Readers
VO
READER 1
LED
BZR
D1/CLK
D0/DATA
GND
VO
LED
READER 2
BZR
D1/CLK
D0/DATA
GND
TYPICAL SOFTWARE SETTINGS:
1 23 4 5 6 7 8
1. Dipswitch 1 should be set On 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
2. Pins 3 and 9 should be jumpered together
ON
Iolan
(LA-XXW-PRXKY-MX 1050 -
4021 - 092)
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24. MorphoAccess SIGMA Series Reader
Note: For information on configuring the IDEMIA MorphoAccess Reader for OSDP biometrics
(template stored on the access control panel), refer to Chapter B: IDEMIA MorphoAccess
SIGMA Series Reader in OSDP Biometric Mode.
The MorphoAccess® SIGMA reader can be used as either an alternate reader for Bioscrypt fingerprint
templates identification, or as a primary reader for reading DESFire EV1 cards encoded with the Open
Encoding Standard (DESFire) application and OpenCapture fingerprint templates. In this case, the
MorphoAccess SIGMA reader is connected to OnGuard via Ethernet.
24.1. Configure as an Alternate Bioscrypt Reader
In order to use the MorphoAccess SIGMA Series reader as a Bioscrypt fingerprint identification terminal,
configure it in System Administration as an alternate reader that is linked to a primary reader.
24.1.1 Wiring
Use AWG20 for 12V power supply when a POE supply is not used. The voltage specified is the one
measured on the product block connector: 12-24VDC (-15% / +10%).
LNL-1320 SIGMA Reader

(series 2 and series 3)
12v Power +12VDC
GND Power GND
TR+ RS_TX+
TR- RS_TX-
24.1.2 Terminal Configuration (Legacy L1)
Serial communication must be set correctly. In order to configure this in SecureAdmin, complete the
following steps:
1. On the terminal touchscreen, touch the key lock icon to log onto the device.
2. Enter the device password in the keypad field, and then touch the check mark icon. By default, the login
password of the terminal is set as "12345".
3. Set the correct Protocol Configuration: Legacy L1.
a. Touch the System menu icon.
b. From the System menu, select First Boot Assistant.
c. Go to Protocol Configuration, and then select "Legacy L1" for Bioscrypt 4G Series Legacy Mode
terminals.
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d. Touch the check mark icon to save the setting.
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4. Set the correct Serial Communication parameters.

a. Touch the Communication menu icon.
b. From the Communication menu, select Serial Parameters, and then set the following parameters:
– Baud Rate: 38400
– Communication Type: Half Duplex
– Net ID: 0
c. Touch the check mark icon to save the settings.
5. You can also configure other terminal settings such as Date/Time and Network Interface - Ethernet
communication settings or access information about the device firmware by touching the Information
menu icon.
Note: Default Ethernet IP Address: 192.168.1.174.
24.1.3 Registration and Configuration in SecureAdmin
1. Install SecureAdmin Server / Client version 4.1.19.0.1.0.0 or later.

2. Register the device via the Server in Ethernet Communication:
Set the Start IP: 192.168.1.174 and verify success.
3. Register the device via the Client and set the following:
• Communication: RS-485
• Baud Rate: 38400.
Do not change other default settings.
24.2. Configure to Read the Open Encoding Standard (DESFire)

Application
In order to read the Open Encoding Standard (DESFire) smart card and authenticate the cardholder
fingerprints, the MorphoAccess SIGMA Series reader and application key settings must be configured using
MorphoBioToolbox. For information about configuring the Open Encoding Standard (DESFire) smart card
format in OnGuard, refer to the "Open Encoding Standard (DESFire) Card Format Form" in the System
Administration and ID Credential Center User Guides.
Supported versions: MorphoAccess SIGMA Series Terminal firmware release 1.3.9 and the installation of
MorphoBioToolbox software.
Notes: MorphoAccess SIGMA Series readers only support the "AES" cryptographic method. Make
sure the Application Key type (AES) and Communication mode (Enciphered) configured for
the Open Encoding Standard (DESFire) card format in OnGuard match the corresponding
settings on the reader.
In addition, the Application File read key configured for the Open Encoding Standard
(DESFire) card format must match the corresponding key on the MorphoAccess SIGMA
Series reader in order to read the card.
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Complete the following steps to configure the reader and the application read key.
1. Install MorphoBioToolbox.
2. Upgrade to MorphoAccess SIGMA Series firmware version 1.3.9. From MorphoBioToolbox, connect
to the reader, select the Device Settings (from left menu), and then the Firmware Upgrade tab. Browse
to a local copy of the firmware, and then click [Upgrade]. The reader firmware is located in the
Credential Center Device Drivers\Sagem Morpho folder on the Supplemental Materials media.
3. From MorphoBioToolbox, configure the reader with the appropriate settings for reading the Open
Encoding Standard (DESFire) application.
a. Go to the Key Configuration screen.
b. Click [Local Configuration] > Load, and then navigate to and choose the OES DESFire
Configuration.xml file. The OES DESFire Configuration.xml file is located in the Credential
Center Device Drivers\Sagem Morpho folder on the Supplemental Materials media. This action
only updates the local database, but not the reader.
c. Click [Device Configuration] > Write to save the imported changes to the reader.
4. Configure events.
a. From Device Settings, select Events configuration.
b. Enable Send to controller for the following events:
– User control successful
– Biometric mismatch
5. Add the pass-through Wiegand output format.
a. From Quick Configuration, select Controller Quick Configuration.
b. Click [Custom Wiegand Settings] to open the Custom Wiegand Settings dialog.
c. Select a custom Wiegand format such as "Custom slot 0" to match with step 6a.
d. Enter a name for the card format and the length of the Wiegand data that will be encoded on the
cards in BOTH Length fields. Length should match the length of the Access control card format
configured for the Open Encoding Standard (DESFire) card format in the OnGuard software.
e. Leave all other fields at their default value.
f. Click [Write] to save these settings, and then close the Custom Wiegand Settings dialog.
6. Back on the Wiegand Settings screen, click [Read] to read the Wiegand format you just saved to the
reader.
a. Enable Active wiegand output, and then select "Custom slot 0" (or the other custom format
created in step 5c) for Verification pass and Identification pass (if using this functionality).
b. If the Wiegand format you are encoding has an Issue code field, then biometric mismatch is
supported. In order to configure this, make sure to select the same Wiegand format (Custom slot 0)
is used for Verification fail and Identification fail (if using this functionality). Otherwise, leave
this as "None".
c. Click [Write] to save these settings to the reader.
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7. Load the Reader Authentication Key:

a. From the MorphoBioToolbox, load the application read key for the OES (DESFire) cards.
b. On the Key Configuration > Load DESFire Keys screen, complete the following instructions to set
the key on the reader.
– Key Type: Select "AES".
– Hexadecimal key (16 bytes): Type the value of your key in this field as specified in the File
read key in the OnGuard OES (DESFire) card format.
– Key Index: Select "9".
– Version: Enter "0".
– Validity Duration: Enter "0".
– Key validity start date: Select today’s date.
c. Press [Load Key].
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25. Motorola Indala Readers
Use the following diagrams to wire Single/Dual Reader Interface Modules and Indala readers.
25.1. Indala Readers ASR-120, ASR-122
12 VDC
Power Supply
GND
ARE-142
Interface Module
Single Reader
Red Antenna PWR (+) - DC PWR In (+) Red
Interface Module
Black Antenna PWR (-) - DC PWR In (-) Black GND
INDALA Blue Antenna DATA "0" Out) Green
READERS BZR
ASR-120, White Green LED Out DATA "1" Out White
ASR-122 LED
Brown Red LED Out Red LED Brown
CLK/D1
Green Beeper Out Beeper In Blue
DAT/D0
+12V
2. No keypad TR+
TR-
SG
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Motorola Indala Readers

ARE-142
Interface Module
Red Antenna PWR (+) - DC PWR In (+) Red
Black Antenna PWR (-) - DC PWR In (-) Black

INDALA Blue Antenna DATA "0" Out) Green
READERS
ASR-120, ASR- White Green LED Out DATA "1" Out White
122
Brown Red LED Out Red LED Brown
Green Beeper Out Beeper In Blue
Dual Reader
Interface Module
VO
LED
READER 1
BZR
D1/CLK
D0/DATA
GND
VO
LED
READER 2

BZR
2. No keypad
* Use Unregulated Mode for the 1320, jumper J2
D1/CLK
D0/DATA
GND
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25.2. Indala Readers ASR-503, ASR-505, ASR-110, ASR-112
The ASR-503, ASR-505, and ASR-110, depending on the model, can support 1-wire LED control or 2-wire
LED control. Model numbers ending with “22” are 1-wire LED control, and models ending with “00” are 2-
wire LED control. The following diagrams use the orange wire, and are for 2-wire LED control.
Power Supply Reader Current

TYPICAL SOFTWARE SETTINGS Requirements:
1. Reader Type = Wiegand/Prox GND 12 VDC ASR-503, 505: 45 mA
2. No keypad ASR-110, 112: 180 mA
Single Reader
DC+ Red
Interface Module
GND - DATA RTN Black GND
Red LED Brown BZR
Green LED Orange LED
Data "1" White CLK/D1
Data "0" Green DAT/D0
+12V
INDALA READERS
ASR-503 TR+
ASR-505 TR-
ASR-110, ASR-112
SG
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Dual Reader
Interface Module
VO
READER 1 LED
BZR
D1/CLK
D0/DATA
Red DC+
GND Black GND - DATA RTN
Brown Red LED
Orange Green LED

VO
White Data "1"
LED
Green Data "0"
READER 2
BZR
INDALA READERS
ASR-503
D1/CLK ASR-505
ASR-110, ASR-112
D0/DATA
GND TYPICAL SOFTWARE SETTINGS

2. No keypad
* Use unregulated mode for the 1320, jumper J2
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25.3. Indala Readers ASR-103, ASR-105, ASR-120, ASR-122, ASR-

124, ASR-136
25.3.1 Wiring the LNL-1300 (Single LED Control Line Configuration)

Splice here Extension Cable
Antenna Cable
Color
Code
TB1
Blue A Antenna
Green B Beeper Out
Brown C LED Out
White D Do not use

Reader
Black E Antenna PWR (-)
Red F Antenna PWR (+)
Screen (Shield)
ASR-103, ASR-105, Do Not Connect
ASR-120, ASR-122,
ASR-124, ASR-136
ARE-142
GND Remote Electronics
BZR
Single Reader
LED
Interface
Module
CLK/D1
TB2
DAT/D0 1 Do not use
2 Do not use
+12V
3 Do not use
Suggested Color
Color Code Code
(White) 4 Data '1' Out
(Green) 5 Data '0' Out
(Blue) 6 Beeper In
7 Do not use
(Brown) 8 LED In
Linear - (Black) 9 DC PWR In (-)

Power
+ 10 DC Power In (+)
Supply (Red)
Screen (Shield)

EARTH GROUND 2. No keypad
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25.3.2 Wiring the LNL-1320 (Single LED Control Line Configuration)

Antenna Cable
Color
Code
TB1
Blue A Antenna
Green B Beeper Out
Brown C LED Out
White D Do not use

Reader
Screen (Shield)
ASR-103, ASR-105, Do Not Connect
ASR-120, ASR-122,
ASR-124, ASR-136
ARE-142
Remote Electronics
Dual Reader
Interface Module
TB2
See manual for volt and
VO current recommendations.
1 Do not use
LED 2 Do not use
READER 1
Suggested Color
3 Do not use
BZR Color Code Code
D1/CLK
D0/DATA
(Blue) 6 Beeper In
GND
7 Do not use
(Brown) 8 LED In
VO
(Black) 9 DC PWR In (-)
LED
READER 2
(Red) 10 DC Power In (+)

BZR
D1/CLK
Screen (Shield)
D0/DATA
GND
- Dual Reader
12 VDC
Linear Interface
+ ACDC
Power Supply Module
12V
AC
GND
EARTH GROUND

2. No keypad
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25.3.3 Wiring the LNL-1300 (Dual LED Control Line Configuration)

Splice here
Extension Cable
Antenna Cable
Color
TB1
Code
Blue A Antenna
Green B Beeper Out
Brown C LED Out
Reader
White D Do not use
Screen (Shield)
Do Not Connect
GND
BZR
Single Reader
LED Interface
Module
CLK/D1 ARE-142
Remote Electronics
DAT/D0
+12V
TB2
1 Do not use
2 Do not use
Suggested Color
3 Do not use
Color Code Code
Not used (Blue) 6 Beeper In
(Orange) 7 Green LED In
(Brown) 8 Red LED In

12 VDC -
Linear
+ (Red) 10 DC Power In (+)
Power Supply
Screen
(Shield)
EARTH TYPICAL SOFTWARE SETTINGS

GROUND 1. Reader Type = Wiegand/Prox
2. No keypad
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25.3.4 Wiring the LNL-1320 (Dual LED Control Line Configuration)

Antenna Cable
Color
Code
TB1
Blue A Antenna
Green B Beeper Out
Brown C LED Out
Reader White D Do not use
Screen (Shield)
Do Not Connect
Dual Reader
Interface Module
See manual for volt and
VO ARE-142
current recommendations.
Remote Electronics
LED
READER 1
BZR TB2
1 Do not use
D1/CLK 2 Do not use
Suggested Color
3 Do not use
D0/DATA Color Code Code
GND
Not used
(Blue) 6 Beeper In
VO
(Orange) 7 Green LED In
LED
READER 2
(Brown) 8 Red LED In

BZR
D1/CLK
(Red) 10 DC Power In (+)
D0/DATA
GND Screen
(Shield)
12 VDC -
Linear
Power Supply +
EARTH Dual Reader

GROUND Interface Module
ACDC
12V
AC
GND

2. No keypad
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25.4. Indala Reader ARK-501

GND
BZR
LED 1. Reader Type = Wiegand/Prox
2. Keypad Type = eight bit output
CLK/D1
DAT/D0
+12V
TR+
TR-
SG
Splice Here
Reader Cable
Suggested Color
Color Code Code
(White) White
(Green) Green
1 2 3
Do not (Blue) Blue 4 5 6
connect
7 8 9
(Orange) Orange * 0 #
(Brown) Brown
ARK-501 Prox
Reader/Keypad
Black
- (Black)
Linear Power
Supply (Red)
+ (Red)
Shield
Do not connect
(Screen)
EARTH GROUND
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Dual Reader
Interface Module
READER 1
VO
LED 1. Reader Type = Wiegand/Prox
2. Keypad Type = eight bit output
BZR
* Use the 1320 in Unregulated Mode (jumper J2)
D1/CLK
D0/DATA
Splice Here
GND
Reader Cable
Suggested Color
VO Color Code Code
(White) White
LED
READER 2
(Green) Green
BZR
1 2 3
Do not (Blue) Blue 4 5 6

D1/CLK connect
7 8 9
(Orange) Orange * 0 #
D0/DATA
(Brown) Brown
GND ARK-501 Prox
Reader/Keypad
Black
- (Black)
12 VDC
Linear (Red)
+ (Red)
Power Supply
Shield
Do not connect
(Screen)
EARTH GROUND
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25.5. Indala Readers ASR-500, ASR-501, ASR-503, ASR-505, ASR-110
The ASR-503, ASR-505, and ASR-110, depending on the model, can support 1-wire LED control or 2-wire
LED control. Model numbers ending with “22” are 1-wire LED control, and models ending with “00” are 2-
wire LED control. The following diagrams use the blue wire, and are for 1-wire LED control.
GND
BZR
LED Single Reader

Interface Module
CLK/D1
DAT/D0
+12V
Splice Here
Reader Cable
Suggested Color
Color Code Code
(White) (White)
(Green)
(Green)
(Blue) (Blue)
(Orange)
Do not use
(Brown)
(Brown)
ASR-500 Reader,
ASR-501, ASR-503,
(Black)
ASR-505, ASR-110
- (Black)
12 VDC
Linear (Red)
+ (Red)
Power
Supply
Shield (Screen)
EARTH GROUND
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Dual Reader
Interface Module
VO
LED
READER 1
BZR 1. Reader Type = Wiegand/Prox

2. No keypad
D1/CLK 3. Use Unregulated Mode for the 1320, jumper J2
D0/DATA
GND Splice Here
Reader Cable
Suggested Color
VO
Color Code Code
(White) (White)
LED
(Green)
READER 2
(Green)
BZR
(Blue)
(Blue)
D1/CLK (Orange)
Do not use
(Brown)
D0/DATA (Brown)
GND
ASR-500 Reader,
ASR-501, ASR-503,
ASR-505, ASR-110
(Black)
(Black)
(Red)
(Red)
Shield (Screen)
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25.6. 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.
Black
GND
Blue
BZR
Brown
LED
White
CLK/D1
Green BiStatix
DATA/D0
Red
VO TYPICAL SOFTWARE SETTINGS

Dual Reader
Interface Module
Red
VO
Brown
LED
Reader 1
Blue
BZR
BiStatix White
CLK/D1
Green
DATA/D0
Black
1. Reader Type = WIEGAND/PROX GND
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25.7. Indala EM4525F Reader
This reader operates at 10 - 14 VDC. The average current draw is 75 mA.

Single Reader
Interface Module
Black
GND
Blue
BZR
Brown
LED
White
CLK/D1
Green DATA/D0
Red VO

Dual Reader
Interface Module
Red
VO
Brown
LED
Reader 1
Blue
BZR
White
CLK/D1
Green DATA/D0
Black GND
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25.7.3 Reader Switch Settings
Reader configuration SW1 SW2 SW3 SW4
Wiegand 40 bit output off off off ON
25.8. 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
Black
GND
Brown
BZR
Orange
LED
White
CLK/D1
Green
DATA/D0
Red
VO
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FlexPass
Motorola
Red VO
Orange
LED
Brown
Reader 1
BZR
White
CLK/D1
Green
DATA/D0
Black GND
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26. Nedap Readers
This particular reader is used namely for asset/cardholder tracking. It can track objects up to 38 feet from the
receiver.
26.1. Nedap Transit Readers
The Nedap Transit reader operates at 24 VDC ± 10% 500 mA.

25-pin Female
DB-25 Connector
Comm Board
Single Reader
Interface Module
GND
BZR
LED
CLK/D1
GND
DATA/D0
0-2
VO
0-3
This connection is
placed when the
Door Contact is not
Tie to Earth used
Ground

PS 270 Board
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Nedap Readers

25-pin Female
DB-25 Connector
Comm Board
Dual Reader
Interface Module
GND
DATA/D0
CLK/D1
BZR
GND
LED
0-2
VO
0-3
This connection is
placed when the
Door Contact is not
Tie to Earth used
Ground

PS 270 Board
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26.1.3 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
26.1.4 Reader Configuration
For this reader to work properly with OnGuard, 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 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:
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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
<Enter>.
4. Change the settings by typing SC532. Press <Enter>. The screen should return SC532.
5. Once again, you can check these settings by typing in QC5 followed by <Enter> to make sure the
parameters were accepted.
Any error will return a question mark (?).
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27. Northern Readers
27.1. Northern BR-7 Barcode Reader
The reader operates at 5-12VDC. The average current draw at 50mA.
Cable Pinout:
Red 5-12VDC
Black Ground
Purple Data 1
Green Data 0
Brown LED
Orange ASCII Select
Yellow BCD Select
Single Reader
Interface Module
B lack /Orange /Yellow

GND
BZR
Reader 1
Brown
LED
Purple
CLK/D1
Green
DATA/D0
Red
Shield to Drain +12 V
Ground
1. Reader Type = MAG w/W IEGAND OU TPUT

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Northern Readers
Cable Pinout:
Red 5-12VDC
Black Ground
Purple D ata 1
Green D ata 0
Brown LED
Orange ASCII Select
Yellow BCD Select
Dual Reader
Interface Module
Black /Orange/Yellow
GND
Green DA TA/D0
Purple
Reader 1
CLK/D1
BZR
Brown
LED
Shield to Drain Red
VO
Ground
TYPICAL SOFTW AR E SETTINGS
1. Reader Type = MAG w/W IEGAND OUTPUT

3. LED Mode = 1-W IRE LED C ONTROL
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28. Schlage Readers
OnGuard supports the following Schlage readers:

• SERIII-W Scramble Keypad
• HandKey CR
• HandKey II
• HandKey ID3D-R
The HandKey with iCLASS and MIFARE readers are also supported.
28.1. Schlage SERIII-W Scramble Keypad
The reader operates at +8 to +12 VDC unregulated. The average current draw is 100 mA (TYP) 180 mA
(MAX) with display OFF and 280 mA (TYP) 350 mA (MAX) with display ON.
28.1.1 Set the Mode Dials
Mode Dials in Rear IMPORTANT: The Facility Code and

Panel Operating Mode must be set PRIOR to the
(Located Behind installation of the reader.
Rubber Blanking Plug)
EF
01
EF
01 To Set Facility Code
2 2 Facility Code
D 3 D 3 Each switch is numbered 0 to F, allowing
C ` 4 C ` 4 (Modes 1-6 only, set
B 5 B 5 256 different facility codes to be selected
to 0,0 for modes 7-A)
A 6 A 6 (00 to FF). The switch on the left sets the
987 987
01 most-significant digit of the Facility Code,
EF 2 the switch on the right sets the least-
D 3
C ` 4 Operating Mode significant digit of the code. Disconnect
B 5 (See Card Formats) power from the unit when altering the
A 6
987
setting of these switches.
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Schlage Readers
28.1.2 Card Formats
Model Mode Total Facility Card Issue Number Number Special

series number code number code of even of odd
of bits Starting Starting Starting parity parity
on card bit/ bit/ bit/ bits bits
Number of Number Number
bits of bits of bits
II or III 0 40 1/8 9 / 30 0/0 20 20 None
II or III 1 34 1/8 17 / 16 0/0 0 0 None
II or III 2 26 1/8 9 / 16 0/0 0 0 None
II or III 3 26 1/8 9 / 16 0/0 13 13 None
II or III 4 34 1/8 17 / 16 0/0 0 0 None
II or III 5 26 1/8 9 / 16 0/0 0 0 None
II or III 6 26 1/8 9 / 16 0/0 13 13 None
III only 9 4-bit keypad emulation, 0-9 plus # and * codes transmitted
III only A 8-bit keypad emulation, 0-9 plus # and * codes transmitted
Code Lengths
• Mode 6 Supports 5 digits with a transmitted block length of 26 bits with even/odd parity.
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Connector Pin
Block
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Single Reader
Interface Module
GND
Pin 8 BZR
Pin 4 LED
Pin 5 CLK/D1
Pin 7 DATA/D0
VO (No
Connection)

Pin 3 + Supply
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Schlage Readers

Connector Pin
Block
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Dual Reader
Interface Module
VO (No
Connection)
Pin 4 LED
Pin 8 BZR
Pin 5 CLK/D1
Pin 7 DATA/D0
GND

Pin 3 + Supply
TYPICAL SOFTWARE SETTINGS IMPORTANT! This reader cannot be

powered from the Dual Reader
Interface Module. There must be a
common ground between the Power
Supply and the Dual Reader Interface
Module.
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28.1.5 LED Operation
Card and PIN N/A Blinking red at bottom of keypad
Card only N/A Blinking red at bottom of keypad
Card or PIN Blinking red and [*] key on keypad Blinking red at bottom of keypad
solid
Cipher lock emulation Blinking red and [*] key on keypad Blinking red at bottom of keypad
solid
Facility code mode N/A Blinking red at bottom of keypad
* This mode is unsupported. Any

entry within the Code Length will let
someone gain access because the
facility code is set in the reader.
Locked Solid red at bottom of keypad Solid red at bottom of keypad
Unlocked Solid yellow at bottom of keypad Solid yellow at bottom of keypad
Power up condition Blinking red at bottom of keypad. Keypad will display firmware
Keypad will display firmware version and operating mode
version and operating mode.
Access granted Blinking yellow at bottom of keypad Blinking yellow at bottom of keypad
Access denied Solid red at bottom of keypad Solid red
Waiting for PIN Blinking red and [*] key on keypad Blinking red and yellow, * key on
solid keypad solid
Waiting for second card Blinking yellow at bottom of keypad Alternating red and yellow at bottom
of keypad
* This mode is unsupported because
there are times when a second entry
creates an invalid card format.
Reader LED software 2-wire LED control 2-wire LED control

setup
Reader type Wiegand/Prox Wiegand/Prox
Keypad 4-bit output keypad 8-bit output keypad
+ 12 V Pin 3 Pin 3
DAT 0 Pin 7 Pin 7
DAT 1 Pin 5 pin 5
LED Pin 4 Pin 4
BZR Pin 8 Pin 8
GND Pin 2 Pin 2
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Schlage Readers
Earth ground Case ground Not connected, or connect to Pin 2

(avoid ground loops)
• The star [*] key must be pressed prior to PIN entry.

• The star [*] key always illuminated red.
• Upper left LED blinks with each key press.
• Pressing the [*] key will activate keypad, rescramble keys, and transmit the * key code to the OnGuard
system.
• Keypad commands sometimes are not accepted, likely because of the multiple functions of the star [*]
key. Pressing the star [*] key twice before commands may help.
28.1.6 Troubleshooting
When using the Schlage SERIII-W Scramble Keypad reader, you may experience any or all of the following
issues:
• PIN codes do not work.
• Access granted events are not displayed in Alarm Monitoring.
• Access is denied even when a valid PIN was entered at the reader.
• PIN only request events may be displayed in Alarm Monitoring.
• Invalid card format events may be displayed in Alarm Monitoring.
• No events appear at all in Alarm Monitoring during keypad input.
To resolve these issues, verify the following settings:
1. On the reader, set both Facility Code mode dials to zero (0).
2. On the reader, set the Operating Mode dial to A.
3. In the Readers folder, select the entry for the Schlage SERIII-W Scramble Keypad from the listing
window.
4. On the Reader tab, verify that the Type field is set to Wiegand/Prox.
5. Verify that the Keypad drop-down is set to Eight Bit Output Keypads.
6. On the Settings tab, verify that the LED Mode drop-down is set to 2-Wire LED Control.
7. Connect the reader's buzzer (BZR) wire into the voltage (VO) terminal of the reader port on the reader
interface module.
28.2. HandKey CR, II, and ID3D-R
The HandKey CR, II, and ID3D-R are hand geometry readers that can be used for identity verification.
These readers interface with the biometric reader interface gateway (LNL-500B).
The HandKey CR and II can interface directly with the LNL-1320 via an RS-485 connection. For more
information, refer to the HandKey Reader Support information in the LNL-1320 Dual Reader Interface
Module chapter of the Hardware Installation Guide.
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To enter diagnostic mode of the HandKey reader, press the star [*] key 10 times. The reader will then run
through the following:
• LED and beeper test
• Display the serial number
• Display the onboard memory
• Display the baud rate settings
• Display the date settings
• Display the version of firmware
HandKey Reader Voltage: 12-24 VDC 50/60 H 1 A max.

Controller
64 Readers (maximum)
Ports 2-5
500B
Eight readers per a

biometric reader
interface (maximum)
3 Ports2 T Address n
denotes termination
T T
Dual
Address n Reader
4 Handkey Handkey 0
Reader Single Interface
Reader
RS-485
Reader Module
Interface
Module
5 Handkey Handkey 1
Reader Reader
Bar
Prox
Code
6 Handkey Handkey 2 Reader
Reader
Reader Reader
7 Handkey Handkey 3
Reader Reader
T T
Linked through software
The Hand Key reader requires termination on the downstream RS-485 ports from the BRI.
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28.2.1 HandKey Enrollment
At least one reader must be configured for use as an enrollment reader for biometric infor-mation for
cardholders. The enrollment reader should be connected directly to the host PC via RS-232 (RJ-45)
communication. For the HandKey CR (version F3), a custom cable is provided that connects to the 4-pin
Molex connector on the left side of the PCB and to a DB-9 serial input on the enrollment station PC.
HandKey CR readers with firmware revision A.2xx have a 3-pin enrollment RS-232 connector which
should be connected to a host machine COM port as follows:
Pin 1 GND to DB9F pin 5
Pin 2 Tx Data to DB9F pin 3
Pin 3 Rx Data to DB9F pin 2
HandKey (version F3) enrollment unit
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Note: A custom cable is provided with the HandKey reader that connects the four-pin Molex
connector on the left side of the PCB to a DB-9 serial input on the enrollment station.
Configure the HandKey (II, CR) reader for enrollment
To use the reader, certain properties must be configured. Refer to the HandKey Installation Manual for these
procedures.
1. For HandKey units (version F1), all five of the DIP switches must be in the OFF position. If you need to
reset the default configuration, set DIP switches 4 and 5 to the ON position and power up the unit. After
five seconds, the switches must be set to OFF again before cycling power or you will lose any
configurations that have been changed. HandKey units with version F3 do not have DIP switches.
2. Perform the following procedure to erase the setup programs but retain the user database:
a. While the system power is off, press the Reset switch.
b. Turn system power ON and wait 5 seconds, then release the switch.
c. The reader's LCD screen will display
RESET: 1. SET UP
9. ALL!!!
d. Press [1].
3. Enter the Command Mode to complete the following steps. To do so, press both the [Clear] and [Enter]
keys at the same time.
4. When you are prompted for a password, enter [2], which is the default for the Setup Menu, and press
[Enter].
To set the following properties, you will be asked a series of Yes/No questions. Follow the prompts on
the display. Pressing the [No] button will bypass the setting and take you to the next menu option.
Pressing the [Yes] button will allow you to change the current setting.
5. Set the language (You will also need to do this for verification readers). The default is English.
Enter [Yes] at the prompt to set the language. Once you do this, selecting [No] will allow you to pass
each current language setting. When your preferred language is displayed, press the [Yes] button.
The display will return to the start of the SET LANGUAGE command. Select [No] to move onto the
next menu.
6. Set the date format (You will also need to do this for verification readers).
Enter [Yes] at the prompt to set the date format. Once you do this, selecting [No] will allow you to pass
each current date format. When the preferred date format is displayed, press the [Yes] button.
The display will return to the start of the SET DATE FORMAT command. Select [No] to move onto the
next menu.
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7. Set the time and date (You will also need to do this for verification readers).
Time is kept using a 24 hour clock. The hour is represented by two digits, 00 to 23. The minute is
represented by two digits, 00 to 59.
The date is also numerical. The month is represented by two digits (January=01, incrementing to
December=12). The day is represented by two digits, 01 through 31. The year is represented by two
digits corresponding to the last two digits of the current year.
Enter [Yes] at the prompt to set the time and date. You will then be asked for the month. Enter the
number for the month and press [Yes]. After this, you will be asked for the day. Enter the number,
followed by the [Yes] button.
Do the same for the year, hour, and minute.
The display will then return to the start of the SET TIME & DATE command.
8. Set Address, Set ID Length, Set Facility, and Set Aux Out Control are not used for enrollment. Press
[No] to pass through these menu options.
9. Set the reader mode to remote. If the reader is not already set to remote reader mode, do so. Press the
[No] button to move through the menus until SET READER MODE appears on the display. Then press
[Yes].
When TO MASTER appears on the display, press [No]. When TO REMOTE appears on the display,
press [Yes]. If you are prompted for an address, enter zero (0).
Note: A single dash (–) on either side of the READY prompt on the display indicates that the reader
is in remote mode. A double dash (=) on either side of the READY prompt on the display
indicates that the reader is in master mode.
10. Set the serial to RS-232.

Enter [Yes] at the prompt to set the serial. Once you do this, the option for RS-485/RS-422 will be
displayed. Enter [No]. When the option for RS-232 is displayed, enter [Yes].
The display will now prompt you to set the baud rate.
11. Set the baud rate to match the settings in the software, according to the hand geometry capture screen. It
is recommended that you use a baud rate of 28.8 Kbps.
Enter [No] to pass each baud rate. When the preferred baud rate is displayed, press the [Yes] button.
12. The display will return to the start of the RS-232 option. Press the [No] button to move onto the next
menu.
13. The Printer/PC option appears on the display. Select the option to use RS-232 for 1-Host.
Once the selection has been made, the display returns to the start of the SET SERIAL option.
14. To exit from the menu, press the [Clear] button.
HandKey ID3D-R
To use the reader, certain properties must be configured. Refer to the HandKey Installation Manual for these
procedures.
1. DIP switches SW 1, SW 2, and SW 4 must be in the OFF position and SW 3 must be in the ON position.
If you need to reset the default configuration, set DIP switch SW 4 to the ON position and power up the
unit. Memory will be reset. After five seconds, SW 4 must be set to OFF again before cycling power or
you will lose any configurations that have been changed.
2. Enter the Command Mode to complete the following steps. To do so, press the [#] key after the unit has
been powered up and displays “READY.”
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3. When you are prompted for a password, enter [3], which is the default password for the Management
Menu, and press [Enter].
5. Exit the Command Mode. When the * NO YES # prompt is shown on the display, pressing any number
will exit the Command Mode.
6. Enter the Setup Menu by pressing the [#] key when this unit is displaying “READY” and enter [2] for
the password when prompted. This is the default password for the Setup Menu.
[Yes].
press [Yes]. If you are prompted for an address, enter zero (0).
8. Set the serial to RS-422/RS-485. However, serial communication to the host is done via RS-232. You
will need an RS-422/RS-485 to RS-232 converter.
9. Set the baud rate to match the settings in the software, according to the hand geometry capture screen.
You will be prompted for a baud rate code. Enter a single digit for the desired baud rate according to the
following table.
BAUD RATE CODE BAUD RATE CODE
38.4 K 0 19.2 K 1
9600 2 4800 3
2400 4 1200 5
600 6 300 7
10. To exit from the menu, press the any number button when the reader displays the * NO YES # prompt.
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28.2.2 Identity Verification using the HandKey
The 500B can be interfaced with the HandKey-II, HandKey-CR, or ID3D-R.

Access Control Server /
Enrollment
Controller
WAN / LAN
64 Readers
(maximum)
RS-232 Ports 2-5

Enrollme
nt One 500 B per
Handkey port (2-5)
Reader
500B
Eight readers per a
biometric reader
interface (maximum) Ports
3 2 T denotes termination Address n
T T
Dual
Address n Reader
4 Handkey Handkey 0
Reader Reader Single Interface
RS-485
Reader Module
Interface
Module
5 Handkey Handkey 1
Reader Reader
Bar
Prox
Code
6 Handkey Handkey 2 Reader
Reader
Reader Reader
7 Handkey Handkey 3
Reader Reader
T T
Linked through software
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Wire the HandKey for Verification
HandKey version F1
Back of Handkey unit
Power (plug-in
transformer)
DIP Switches RJ-45 jack
O
1 2 3 4 5
N 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26
CTS 206-5 T002
J7
Jumper
J7: backup battery
+ -
12-24 VDC
TXD
TR1+ or VAC
power supply
RXD
TR1-
RTS
R1+
Biometric Reader Interface
CTS
R1-
GND
TR2+
TR2-
connect if using HandKey power adapter
GND
TR3+
TR3-
GND
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HandKey version F3
Back of Handkey CR Reader
Important: Do not ground the rear

plate or the screw with the green wire
of the HandKey reader to earth Top of Reader
ground! Doing so may cause damage
to the HandKey unit.
For DC powered units only,

mandatory 18 AWG or larger
jumper from –VIN to terminal 10
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 2 1
TXD
TR1+
RXD – +
TR1- 12-24
RTS VDC or VAC
R1+
CTS
Biometric Reader Interface
R1-
GND
TR2+
TR2-
GND
TR3+
TR3-
GND
28.2.3 Signal Ground
The RS-485 signal ground connection (TB2 GND) needs to be connected to the HandKey signal ground.
There is no specific terminal designated for this purpose on the HandKey, but any of the following terminals
are appropriate for this purpose:
• HandKey F1 Signal Ground Terminals: 8, 10, 12, 14, 18, 20, 22, 24, or 26
• HandKey F3 Signal Ground Terminals: 4, 10, or 13
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Important: In either AC or DC power source applications, do not connect the HandKey

unit’s ground lug or rear plate to earth ground. This signal is internally connected
to the HandKey signal ground, and therefore connection of that signal to earth
ground would be a cause for ground loops in multi-dropped configurations.
28.2.4 Power
If the HandKey unit is powered from an AC source, then connect the AC Power source to +VIN and -VIN,
as indicated in the diagram. Note, however, that this AC source should NOT be shared to power more than
one HandKey unit (a single AC source should not drive parallel bridge rectifiers).
If the HandKey unit is powered from a DC source, then connect the DC Power to +VIN and -VIN, as
indicated. To remove the diode from the return path, connect a jumper wire (18 AWG) from -VIN to any of
the signal ground terminals. Note that sharing a common DC power supply among several units, including
the LNL-500B is allowed in this configuration.
28.2.5 Communication
For RS-485 (2-wire) communication, jumper blocks 15 to 17, and 16 to 18.
For HandKey readers, the address for verification readers must be set initially. For more information about
reader functions, refer to the HandKey documentation.
Configure the HandKey (II, CR) for Verification
Schlage readers must be configured for use as a verification reader for cardholder biometric information. To
use the reader, certain properties must be configured. Refer to the HandKey Installation Manual for these
procedures.
1. From the default configuration, enter the Setup Menu by pressing both the [Clear] and [Enter] keys at
the same time. When prompted for the password, enter the default, [2], followed by the [Enter] button.
2. Set the language.
The default is English. Enter [Yes] at the prompt to set the language. Once you do this, selecting [No]
will allow you to pass each current language setting. When your preferred language is displayed, press
the [Yes] button.
The display will return to the start of the SET LANGUAGE command. Select [No] to move onto the
next menu.
3. Set the date format.
Enter [Yes] at the prompt to set the date format. Once you do this, selecting [No] will allow you to pass
each current date format. When the preferred date format is displayed, press the [Yes] button.
The display will return to the start of the SET DATE FORMAT command. Select [No] to move onto the
next menu.
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4. Set the time and date.

5. Set the address. Each reader must have a unique address.
When the option to set address is displayed, press [Yes] to set the reader address. The current address
will appear on the display. To set a new address, type in the number followed by [Yes] to set it. The
display will return to the start of the SET ADDRESS command.
6. SET ID LENGTH, SET FACILITY, and SET AUX OUT CONTROL are not used for verification.
Press [No] to pass through these menu options.
[Yes]. When TO MASTER appears on the display, press [No]. When TO REMOTE appears on the
display, press [Yes]. If you are prompted for an address, enter zero (0).
8. Set the serial to RS-485.

Enter [Yes] at the prompt to set the serial. Once you do this, the option for RS-485/RS-422 will be
displayed. Press the [Yes] button. The display will now prompt you to set the baud rate.
9. Set the baud rate to match the LNL-500B DIP switch setting. 19200 baud rate is recommended.
Enter [No] to pass each baud rate. When 19200 baud is displayed, press the [Yes] button.
10. The display will return to the start of the RS-485/RS-422 option. Press [No] to move onto the next
menu.
Once the selection has been made, the display will return to the start of the SET SERIAL option.
11. SET DURESS CODE, SET BEEPER, and UPGRADE are not used for verification. Press [No] to pass
through these menu options and return to the beginning of the menu or you may exit from the menu, by
pressing the [Clear] button.
12. To exit, press the [Clear] button.
Note: All users initially have the lowest authority level, 0. It is recommended that you set a user
authority level of 5 (which is the highest) for the master service code.
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HandKey II Reader DIP Switches
If you are using HandKey (II or CR) version F1, the DIP switches need to be set properly for RS-485
communication.
O 1 2 3 4 5
Switch 1 EOL termination ON Enable EOL termination
N
OFF Disable EOL termination
CTS 206-5 T002
Switch 2 EOL termination ON Enable EOL termination
OFF Disable EOL termination
Switch 3 Communication method ON 2-wire RS-485

(Leave switch 3 in the ON
position for all verification OFF 4-wire RS-485
readers)
Switch 4 Erase hand reader setup To erase the setup programs but retain the
user database:
With system power OFF, set switch 4 ON.
Turn system power ON and wait 5 seconds.
Turn switch 4 OFF.
Switch 5 Erase hand reader setup and To erase both the hand reader setup and
database user database:
With system power OFF, set both switches
4 and 5 ON. Turn system power ON and
wait 5 seconds. Turn both switches 4 and 5
OFF.
Resetting the HandKey Reader
1. Remove power and battery jumper, if a back up battery is being used.

2. Press down on the reset button and apply power.
3. Release button after LCD displays “Erase Memory.”
• Press [1] to erase settings i.e. address, outputs, passwords, but retain database/users
• Press [9] to erase everything i.e. factory defaults, settings and database
28.2.6 Wire the HandKey ID3D-R for Verification
The following table lists the wiring connections needed for verification. The readers should be wired for
either port 2 or 3 on the biometric reader interface.
LNL-500B ID3D-R Reader
TR2+ (or TR3+) 7 RS-485 RT+
TR2- (or TR3-) 6 RS-485 RT-
GND 11 Ground
ACDC 1 +13.8 VDC
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LNL-500B ID3D-R Reader
GND 2 Ground
Configure the HandKey ID3D-R for Verification
To use the reader for verification purposes, certain properties must be configured. Refer to the HandKey
Installation Manual for these procedures.
1. DIP switches SW 1, SW 2, and SW 4 must be in the OFF position and SW 3 must be in the ON position.
If you need to reset the default configuration, set DIP switch SW 4 to the ON position and power up the
Schlage unit. Memory will be reset. After five seconds, SW 4 must be set to OFF again before cycling
power or you will lose any configurations that have been changed.
2. Enter the Command Mode to complete the following steps. To do so, press the [#] key after the unit has
been powered up and displays “READY.”
3. When you are prompted for a password, enter [3], which is the default password for the Management
Menu, and press [Enter].
represented by two digits, 00 to 59.The date is also numerical. The month is represented by two digits
(January=01, incrementing to December=12). The day is represented by two digits, 01 through 31. The
year is represented by two digits corresponding to the last two digits of the current year.
5. Exit the Command Mode. When the * NO YES # prompt is shown on the display, pressing any number
will exit the Command Mode.
6. Enter the Setup Menu by pressing the [#] key when this unit is displaying “READY” and enter [2] for
the password when prompted. This is the default password for the Setup Menu.
[Yes].
press [Yes].
8. If you are prompted for an address, enter the address for the reader (0-7).
9. Set the serial to RS-422/RS-485. However, serial communication to the host is done via RS-232. You
will need an RS-422/RS-485 to RS-232 converter.
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10. You will then be asked to set the baud rate for channel 0 (RS-485 baud rate). Set the baud rate to match
the setting of the biometric reader interface. You will be prompted for a baud rate code (the default is
usually 19.2 Kbps). Enter a single digit for the desired baud rate according to the following table.
BAUD RATE CODE BAUD RATE CODE
38400 0 19200 1
9600 2 4800 3
2400 4 1200 5
600 6 300 7
11. You will also be prompted for the baud rate of channel 1 (RS-232 baud rate). This is not applicable for
verification mode on this reader.
12. To exit from the menu, press the any number button when the reader displays the * NO YES # prompt.
HandKey ID3D-R Reader DIP Switches
The DIP switches need to be set properly for RS-485 communication. For more information, please refer to
the HandKey Installation Manual.
ID3D DIP Description

Switch
1 EOL termination for RS-422 (To enable EOL termination, turn this DIP switch ON.)
2 EOL termination for RS-485 (To enable EOL termination, turn this DIP switch ON.)
3 Selects RS-485 (This DIP switch should be ON for all verification readers.)
4 Erases configuration
28.2.7 HandKey Reader Operation
For more detailed information, please refer to your Schlage HandKey Installation and Operation Manual.
The hand reader is ordinarily used in conjunction with a primary reader. To gain access, cardholders must
present their badge and then place their hand on the hand reader’s platen.
If the access control software is configured for use of card or PIN, the keypad of the hand reader may
alternately be used. Enter the PIN, followed by the [#] key or [Enter] key. The hand reader will then prompt
users to place their hand on the platen. The Schlage unit supports up to 9 digits for the PIN code. Leading
zeroes are not supported.
Note: Currently, keypad commands using the [*] key are not supported.
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28.3. MIFARE/iCLASS HandKey Reader
Along with the hand geometry, the readers have the added MIFARE or iCLASS functionality.
Capture biometric information using the HandKey CR with firmware version HKC-A.122D or higher.
MIFARE cards can be encoded with one of the following devices:

• GemEasyAccess 332 encoder
• GemEasyLink 680S encoder
• DigiOn24 encoder
iCLASS cards can be encoded with one of the following devices:

• HID iCLASS programmer that supports serial protocol 1.0.6
• DigiOn24 iCLASS with encoder module firmware version 2.0.0 or higher
These devices can be configured according to the instructions in the OEM Device Configuration Guide.
Once cards are encoded, they can be used on the MIFARE or iCLASS HandKey readers.
28.3.1 Encoding
The device used to encode the card must be configured in OnGuard under Workstations in the Encoders/
Scanners tab.
Encoder Configuration
1. In the General tab:

a. Under Name, type in a unique name for the device.
b. Select the workstation to which it is connected.
c. For the Device type, select one of the following:
– GemEasyLink680/GemEasyAccess332 for the GemEasyAccess 332 encoder or
GemEasyLink 680S encoder
– Digion24 (MIFARE) or DigiOn24 (iCLASS) for the DigiOn24 encoder
– HID iCLASS for HID iCLASS encoders
d. For the Credential technology, select MIFARE or iCLASS.
2. In the Location tab, configure the encoder to be a standalone device or an in-line device.
3. In the Communications tab, configure the COM port settings. The settings should match those of the
encoder.
Capturing the Hand Geometry Template
A hand geometry template must be captured and associated with an encoded card. Connect and configure a
HandKey CR to the workstation.
1. In the Cardholders screen, under the Biometrics tab, select the Hand Geometry tab.
2. Select the radio button to use the system threshold value, or you may enter a customized individual
reject threshold.
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3. Select the correct COM port and baud rate for the HandKey CR. Click [Connect]. The connection status
will display “Connected.”
4. Click [Start Capture].
5. Select which hand you would like to capture. Click [OK].
6. Follow the instructions displayed on the HandKey CR. At any time, if you wish to cancel, click [Abort
Capture].
7. When the status displays, “Biometric template capture completed,” click [OK].
8. After exiting the capture screen, click [OK] again to save the biometric template.
Card Format
Now that the encoder has been set up and the hand geometry template was captured, the card format must be
configured. Configure a Wiegand card format for the HandKey reader. This will be used to configure the
smart card.
Configuring the Smart Card Format
1. Under the Card Format tab:

a. Type in a unique name for the card format.
b. For Application, select HandKey (MIFARE) or HandKey (iCLASS).
c. If Store Reject Threshold is checked and the custom reject threshold was set during capture, then
the custom value will be encoded as well. During verification, the reader will check if there is a
custom threshold encoded on the card. The custom threshold will be used if it is available;
otherwise, it will use its pre-programmed default reject threshold.
d. Type in the Application Key that matched the key hard-coded in the reader. They key must be
entered in a 12-digit hex format for MIFARE, or 16-digit hex format for iCLASS.
e. For MIFARE, the Application Sectors should be 2,3. For iCLASS, the memory configuration
should be one of the following:
– 2K Bits/2 Application Areas
– 16K Bits/2 Applications Areas
– 16K Bits/16 Application Areas
f. Leave the default setting for the card layout (for both MIFARE and iCLASS).
2. Assign the smart card format to the badge type.
a. On the Badge Type screen, select the badge type and click [Modify].
b. Under the Encoding tab, click [Add].
c. Select the card format configured in the previous step. Click [OK].
d. On the Badge Type screen, click [OK]. The badge type is now configured for the HandKey
application.
3. Encode the MIFARE or iCLASS card with HandKey.
a. Once a cardholder has a hand geometry template captured and the correct badge type assigned,
click [Encode].
b. Select the HandKey application.
c. Click [Encode] in the Encode Badge screen.
d. Choose the encoder and click [Encode]. Follow the instructions displayed on the screen.
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e. Once encoding is complete, a message box will appear to confirm. Click [OK].
28.3.2 Wiring the MIFARE/iCLASS HandKey for Verification
The MIFARE/iCLASS HandKey reader must be wired to a single or dual reader interface module (LNL-
1300 or 1320). It will NOT function when wired to the biometric gateway.
Back of MIFARE HandKey
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
12 V DC or AC
+
- Dual Reader
Interface Module
VO
LED
BZR
CLK/D1
DATA/D0
GND
Configure the MIFARE/iCLASS HandKey Reader for Verification
In order to function properly with the OnGuard software, the MIFARE HandKey reader must be running
firmware version HK2-11045A.247 or higher. The iCLASS HandKey reader must be running firmware
HK2-11142A.175 or higher.
To set the properties, you will be asked a series of Yes/No questions. Follow the prompts on the display.
Pressing the [*/No] button will bypass the setting and take you to the next menu option. Pressing the [#/Yes]
button will allow you to change the current setting.
1. To enter the Setup Menu, press both the [Clear] and [Enter] keys at the same time. When prompted for
the password, enter the default, [2], followed by the [Enter] button.
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2. Set the language.

The default is English. If this is acceptable, press [*/No] to move onto the next option.
If you wish to change it, enter [#Yes] at the prompt to set the language. Once you do this, selecting [*/
No] will allow you to pass each current language setting. When your preferred language is displayed,
press the [#/Yes] button. The display will return to the start of the SET LANGUAGE command. Select
[*/No] to move onto the next menu.
3. Set the date format.
If the date format is acceptable, press [*/No] to move onto the next option.
Or enter [#/Yes] at the prompt to set the date format. Once you do this, selecting [*/No] will allow you
to pass each current date format. When the preferred date format is displayed, press the [#/Yes] button.
The display will return to the start of the SET DATE FORMAT command. Select [*/No] to move onto
the next menu.
4. Set the time and date.
If you do not need to set the time and date, press [*/No] to move onto the next option.
represented by two digits, 00 to 59. The date is also numerical. The month is represented by two digits
(January=01, incrementing to December=12). The day is represented by two digits, 01 through 31. The
year is represented by two digits corresponding to the last two digits of the current year.
Enter [#/Yes] at the prompt to set the time and date. You will then be asked for the month. Enter the
number for the month and press [#/Yes]. After this, you will be asked for the day. Enter the number,
followed by the [#/Yes] button.
5. Set the address. Each reader must have a unique address.
When the option to set address is displayed, press [#/Yes] to set the reader address. The current address
will appear on the display. To set a new address, type in the number followed by [#/Yes] to set it. The
display will return to the start of the SET ADDRESS command.
6. For SET ID LENGTH, press [*/No] to pass through this menu option.
7. Set the reader mode.
Cycle through the options by pressing [*/No] until you reach SET READER MODE. The device will
cycle through the options for SET FACILITY, LOCK/SHUNT TIME, AUX OUT CONTROL; to which
you will press [*/No] to get to SET READER MODE. Press [#/Yes].
When the unit displays TO MASTER, press [#/Yes]. The display will then return to the start of the SET
READER MODE command. Press [*/No] to move onto the next setting.
8. Set beeper.
Cycle through the options by pressing [*/No] until you reach SET BEEPER. The device will cycle
through the options for SET SERIAL (the default baud rate is 9600), SET DURESS CODE, PRINT
OPTIONS; TO WHICH YOU WILL PRESS [*/No] to get to SET BEEPER. Press [#Yes]. Cycle
through the following settings:
a. TURN BEEPER OFF, press {*/No].
b. SET BEEPER, press [*/No].
9. When UPGRADE is displayed, press [*/No].
10. After cycling through all of these options, you will be returned to SET LANGUAGE. Press [Clear] to
exit the menu.
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28.3.3 MIFARE/iCLASS HandKey Reader Operation
The MIFARE/iCLASS HandKey reader has a small slot located on the left side of the device by the reader.
To use the reader:
1. Place the card into the slot on the left side of the device.
2. Once the card is read, the display will ask for biometric verification. Follow the instructions displayed.
a. Place your hand on the platen when instructed to do so.
b. You may be instructed to place your hand a second time.
c. Access is granted/denied, depending on the results of the badge number and hand geometry data
from the MIFARE/iCLASS HandKey reader, as well as on the System or Individual Reject
Threshold for hand geometry templates selected for the settings to store minimum score per
template.
Note: This biometric score will not be displayed in Alarm Monitoring, since the reader interface
module is not transmitting biometric information to the host.
28.4. LNL-MT Series Readers

and LNL-X4420 (Wiegand)
Schlage Reader Wiring – Wiegand

LNL-MT10 / LNL-MT15 / LNL-MTK15 / LNL-MTB10 / LNL-MTB15 / LNL-MTKB15
LNL-MT Series Reader
Wiring Harness
Ground Black LNL-1300-S3 LNL-1320-S3/LNL-X2220/LNL-X4420 LNL-X2210 FUNCTION
Unused Blue TB4-1 TB8-1 / TB9-1 TB2-6 GND
Red LED Control Brown TB4-2 TB8-4 / TB9-4 TB2-3 / TB3-2 BZR
Tamper Out Gray TB4-3 TB8-5 / TB9-5 TB2-2 /TB3-1 LED
Wiegand Data 0 / Data Green TB4-4 TB8-3 / TB9-3 TB2-4 / TB3-3 CLK/D1
Green LED Control Orange TB4-5 TB8-2 / TB9-2 TB2-5 / TB3-4 DAT/D0
RS-485-A/Y Pink TB4-6 TB8-6 / TB9-6 TB2-1 VO (12VDC)
Power In Red
Shield Ground Shield
RS-485-B/Z Tan
Wiegand Data 1 / Clock White
Beeper Control Yellow
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and LNL-X4420 (OSDP)
Schlage Reader Wiring – OSDP

LNL-MT10 / LNL-MT15 / LNL-MTK15 / LNL-MTB10 / LNL-MTB15 / LNL-MTKB15
LNL-MT Series Reader
Wiring Harness
Ground Black LNL-1300-S3 LNL-1320-S3/LNL-X2220/LNL-X4420 LNL-X2210 FUNCTION
Unused Blue TB4-1 TB8-1 / TB9-1 TB2-6 GND
Red LED Control Brown TB4-2 TB8-4 / TB9-4 TB2-3 / TB3-2 BZR
Tamper Out Gray TB4-3 TB8-5 / TB9-5 TB2-2 /TB3-1 LED
Wiegand Data 0 / Data Green TB4-4 TB8-3 / TB9-3 TB2-4 / TB3-3 CLK/D1
Green LED Control Orange TB4-5 TB8-2 / TB9-2 TB2-5 / TB3-4 DAT/D0
RS-485- A/Y Pink TB4-6 TB8-6 / TB9-6 TB2-1 VO (12VDC)
Power In Red
Shield Ground Shield
RS-485-B/Z Tan
Wiegand Data 1 / Clock White
Beeper Control Yellow
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29. Secura Key Readers
29.1. 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
Secura Key
Black
GND
Violet
BZR
Orange
LED
White
CLK/D1
Green TYPICAL SOFTWARE SETTINGS
DATA/D0
Red 2. Keypad = No Keypad
VO
3. LED Mode = 1-wire LED Control
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Secura Key (eTag) Prox Reader (ASSY 2014040)

e *Tag TM
Red
VO
Secura Key Orange
LED
Reader 1
Violet
BZR
White
CLK/D1
Green
DATA/D0
Black
TYPICAL SOFTWARE SETTINGS GND
3. LED Mode = 1-wire LED Control
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29.2. 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
TC-100
SPECIALTIES

(Not Used)
Single Reader
Interface Module
GND
BZR
Brown
LED
White
CLK/D1
Green
DATA/D0
Alternate Power Supply
VO
Red
+
Black _ 12 VDC
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ACCESS
TC-100
SPECIALTIES

Dual Reader
Interface Module
VO
Brown
LED
(Not Used)
Reader 1
BZR
White
CLK/D1
Alternate Power Supply
Green
Red DATA/D0
+
12 VDC _ Black GND
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29.3. Touch Card SK-028W Barium Ferrite Reader
This reader operates at 6-24 VDC.

Single Reader
Interface Module
Black
GND
BZR
Brown
LED
White
CLK/D1
Green
DATA/D0
Red LED States
VO
Normal - Red blinking , bright /light
Locked - Red solid
Unlocked - Light off
Tie to Earth
Ground
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Dual Reader
Interface Module
Red
VO
Brown
LED
Reader 1
BZR
White CLK/D1
Green DATA/D0
Black GND
LED States
Normal - Red blinking, bright /light

Locked - Red solid
Unlocked - Light off
Tie to Earth
Ground
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30. Suprema Readers
30.1. BioEntry W OSDP Reader
The Suprema BioEntry W model is supported as an OSDP reader.
30.1.1 Wiring the BioEntry W for OSDP
Use the following diagram to wire a (LNL-4420/3300/2220/2210) controller and BioEntry W readers for
OSDP.
GROUND
In order to connect a BioEntry W device using OSDP, locate the three (3) wires shown here on the back of
the device, and then connect to the controller:
1. Blue (with a white stripe) = TRX+ or CLK

2. Yellow (with a white stripe) = TRX- or DAT
3. Black (with a white stripe) = GND
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31. Synergistics Readers
Use the following diagrams to wire Single/Dual Reader Interface Modules and Synergistics readers.
31.1. SR1054FL Swipe Card Reader
This reader operates at 30 mA at 5 VDC.
Reader/Driver Board
Green
from
LED
W hite 5VDC
from -
LED Power
+ Supply
1. Reader Type = Mag w /W iegand output

2. Keypad = No Keypad Single Reader
Interface Module
3. LED Mode = 1 W IRE LED CONTROL
GND
BZR
LED
CLK/D1
DATA/D0
VO
Tie to Earth
Ground
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W hite Green
from from
LED LED
Reader /Driver Board
Tie to
Earth
Ground
VO
Dual R eader LED
Interface Module
BZR
C LK /D1
D ATA/D0
GND
TYPIC AL SOFTW AR E SETTIN GS
1. Reader Type = Mag w /W iegand output

3. LED Mode = 1 W IR E LED CONTR OL
Note: For the SL1054FL reader to be powered from the dual reader interface module, J4 must be set
to (IN) 5 V and J2 must be set to regulated.
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31.2. SR1058SLE Swipe Card Reader
This reader operates at 30 mA at 5 VDC.
Reader Reader Interface

Wire Color Association
Brown Clk/D1
Red Dat/D0
Orange GND
White LED
Green BZR
Blue VO
Single Reader
Interface Module
(Orange) GN D
5 Pin Connector
to Control Board
(Green) BZR
(White) LED
(Brown) C LK/D1
(Red) DA TA/D0
VO
SWIPE CARD RAPIDLY
MAGNETIC STRIPE DOWN
+
5VDC
Power Supply
-

Tie to Earth
1. R eader Type = ALL OTHER R EADER S
Ground
2. Keypad = N o Keypad
3. LED Mode = 1 or 2-W IRE LED C ONTR OL
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NOTE: For the SR 1058SLE to be powered
from the Dual Reader Interface Module , J4 Reader Reader Interface
must be set to (IN) 5V and J2 must be set Wire Color Association
to Regulated Brown Clk/D1
Red Dat/D0
Orange GND
White LED
Green BZR
Blue VO
Dual Reader
Interface Module
(Blue) VO
5 Pin Connector
to Control Board (White) LED
(Green) BZR
Reader 1
(Brown) CLK/D1
(Red) DATA/D0
(Orange) GND
SWIPE CARD RAPIDLY
MAGNETIC STRIPE DOWN
TYPICAL SOFTWARE SETTINGS Tie to Earth

1. Reader Type = ALL OTHER READERS Ground
3. LED Mode = 1 or 2-W IRE LED CONTROL
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32. Texas Instruments Readers
Use the following diagrams to wire Single/Dual Reader Interface Modules and Texas Instruments readers.
32.1. 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 Interface

Module
Black
GND
Brown
BZR
Orange
LED
White
CLK/D1
Green
DATA/D0
Red
VO
Tie to Earth
Ground
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Module
Red
VO
Orange
LED
Reader 1
Brown
BZR
White
CLK/D1
Green DATA/D0
Black GND
Tie to Earth
Ground
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33. Veridt Readers
Use the following diagrams to wire Single/Dual Reader Interface Modules and Veridt readers.
33.1. Veridt Stealth Series Readers

LNL-X4420 (Wiegand)
Veridt Stealth Reader
Wiring Harness
Open LNL-1300-S3 LNL-1320-S3/LNL-X2220/LNL-X4420 LNL-X2210 FUNCTION
Access Granted Brown TB4-1 TB8-1 / TB9-1 TB2-6 GND
Wiegand 1 White TB4-2 TB8-4 / TB9-4 TB2-3 / TB3-2 BZR
RS-485 + Yellow TB4-3 TB8-5 / TB9-5 TB2-2 /TB3-1 LED
Open TB4-4 TB8-3 / TB9-3 TB2-4 / TB3-3 CLK/D1
GROUND Black TB4-5 TB8-2 / TB9-2 TB2-5 / TB3-4 DAT/D0
Power +12 V Red TB4-6 TB8-6 / TB9-6 TB2-1 VO (12VDC)
Input 1 Gray
Tamper Switch Orange
Wiegand 0 Green
RS-485 - Blue
Open

and the Onboard LNL-X2210 (OSDP)
Veridt Stealth Reader
Wiring Harness
Open LNL-1300-S3 LNL-1320-S3/LNL-X2220/LNL-X4420 LNL-X2210 FUNCTION
Access Granted Brown TB4-1 TB8-1 / TB9-1 TB2-6 GND
Wiegand 1 White TB4-2 TB8-4 / TB9-4 TB2-3 / TB3-2 BZR
RS-485 + Yellow TB4-3 TB8-5 / TB9-5 TB2-2 /TB3-1 LED
Open TB4-4 TB8-3 / TB9-3 TB2-4 / TB3-3 CLK/D1
GROUND Black TB4-5 TB8-2 / TB9-2 TB2-5 / TB3-4 DAT/D0
Power +12 V Red TB4-6 TB8-6 / TB9-6 TB2-1 VO (12VDC)
Input 1 Gray
Tamper Switch Orange
Wiegand 0 Green
RS-485 - Blue
Open
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33.1.3 Communications interface: for HID PAM
Color Wiring from Reader Wiring from Reader to HID PAM

to HID PAM Reader 1 or Reader 2 Port
Black GND
Red Power +12 VDC
Brown No connection
Purple RS-485 Rx
Yellow RS-485 Tx+
Blue RS-485 Tx-
Gray RS-485 Rx+
Orange No connection
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34. XceedID Readers
XceedID readers.
Note: For OSDP Protocol support, refer to XceedID Reader Wiring to Support OSDP Protocol on
page 234.
34.1. XceedID ISO-X Reader
The XceedID ISO-X reader model XF1100 operates at 6-16 VDC with an average current draw of 95mA.
Model XF2100 operates at 8-16 VDC with an average current draw of 95mA. Model XF2110 operates at 8-
16 VDC with an average current draw of 120 mA.
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Wiring From Reader
Single Reader
Interface Module
Black
GND
Brown
BZR
Orange
LED
W hite CLK/D1
Green DATA/D0
Red VO
Drain Tan
Tamper Input
1k,1%
Tie to Earth Ground
TYPICAL SOFTW A RE SETTINGS

2. Keypad = No Keypad /8 -bit Output Keypad on XF 2110 Only
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Wiring From Reader
Dual Reader
Interface Module
Red
VO
Orange
LED
Reader 1
Brow n
BZR
W hite
CLK/D1
Green
DATA/D0
Black
GND
Drain Tan
Tamper Input
1k,1%
Tie to Earth Ground
1. Reader Type = W IEGAN D/PR OX

2. Keypad = No Keypad /8-bit Output Keypad on XF 2110 Only
3. LED Mode = 2-W IR E LED CONTROL
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34.2. XceedID aptiQ PR10/SM10/MT11/MT15/MTK15
PR10/SM10/MT11/MT15/MTK15 Power Specifications
PR10 5 to 16 VDC 65 mA average,

110 mA peak
SM10 5 to 16 VDC 95 mA average,

195 mA peak
MT11 5 to 16 VDC 100 mA average,

135 mA peak
MT15 5 to 16 VDC 120 mA average,

200 mA peak
MTK15 5 to 16 VDC 120 mA average,

230 mA peak
From LNL-1300 To XceedID aptiQ PR10/SM10/MT11/ Typical Software Settings

MT15/MTK15 Reader
Reader Pin Wire Description • Reader Type = Wiegand/Prox

Terminal
BZR Brown Red LED

TB4
CLK D1 White Data/D1
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From LNL-1320 To XceedID aptiQ PR10/SM10/MT11/ Typical Software Settings

MT15/MTK15 Reader
Reader 1 or Reader 2 Pin Wire Description • Reader Type =

Wiegand/Prox
GND Black Ground
LED Control
BZR Brown Red LED
From LNL-1300-U To XceedID aptiQ PR10/SM10/MT11/ Typical Software Settings

MT15/MTK15 Reader
Reader Pin Wire Description • Reader Type =

LED Control
J10 DAT D0 Green Clock/D0
LED2 Brown Red LED

J13
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From LNL-1320-U To XceedID aptiQ PR10/SM10/MT11/ Typical Software Settings

MT15/MTK15 Reader

LED Control
J10 DAT D0 Green Data/D0
LED2 Brown Red LED

J13
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34.3. XceedID XF1050-K
XF1050-K Reader Power Specifications
XF1050-K 5 to 16 VDC 110 mA average,

160 mA peak
From LNL-1300 To XceedID XF1050-K Reader Typical Software Settings

Terminal
BZR Brown Red LED

TB4
From LNL-1320 To XceedID XF1050-K Reader Typical Software Settings

Wiegand/Prox
GND Black Ground
LED Control
BZR Brown Red LED
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From LNL-1300-U To XceedID XF1050-K Reader Typical Software Settings

LED Control
LED2 Brown Red LED

J13
BZR Blue Buzzer Input
From LNL-1320-U To XceedID XF1050-K Reader Typical Software Settings

LED Control
J10 DAT D0 Green Data/D0
LED2 Brown Red LED

J13
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34.4. XceedID XF1500
XF1500 Reader Power Specifications
XF1550 5 to 16 VDC 110 mA average,

160 mA peak
From LNL-1300 To XceedID XF1500 Reader Typical Software Settings

Terminal
BZR Brown Red LED

TB4
From LNL-1320 To XceedID XF1500 Reader Typical Software Settings

Wiegand/Prox
GND Black Ground
LED Control
BZR Brown Red LED
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From LNL-1300-U To XceedID XF1500 Reader Typical Software Settings

LED Control
LED2 Brown Red LED

J13
From LNL-1300-U To XceedID XF1500 Reader Typical Software Settings

LED Control
LED2 Brown Red LED

J13
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34.5. XceedID Reader Wiring to Support OSDP Protocol
The following table describes how to wire door interface modules to XceedID readers for OSDP protocol
support.
Note: For OSDP protocol support, set DIP switch 3 on the reader to ON. All other DIP switch
positions should be OFF.
From Interface Module To XceedID Reader Typical Software Settings
Pin Wire Description • Reader Type = Single/

Dual Interface (OSDP
GND Black Signal Ground
Protocol)
DAT D0 Tan TR-
CLK D1 Pink TR+
BZR Not connected
LED Not connected
V0 Red Power
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READERS
35. General OSDP Biometric Reader Information
Note: The information in this chapter applies to any brand or model of OSDP biometric reader.
OnGuard 7.3 and later provides support for Open Supervised Device Protocol (OSDP) biometric readers.
These readers follow the Security Industry Association (SIA) OSDP standard for reader communications
and the transfer of biometric templates to the reader when a credential is presented. The templates used are
captured in the industry standard ANSI/INCITS 378 minutiae format, using the OnGuard OpenCapture
license.
The use of a standard protocol and a standard template allows the installation of biometric readers from
multiple vendors on the same system, without unique biometric capture requirements for each. This mode of
operation does not require separate software for capture or template distribution. All functions except reader
hardware configuration are handled by OnGuard.
It is possible to use the OSDP protocol for biometric readers without using panel-based biometrics. This
might be done if the templates are stored on a smart card, or if the templates are distributed to the readers
using vendor-supplied software other than OnGuard. In this case, the reader is not configured in OnGuard as
an OSDP biometric reader, and the contents of this chapter do not apply.
35.1. Theory of Operation
This section describes how biometric data is captured and stored in the OnGuard database, and then how that
biometric data is used when the cardholder uses an OSDP biometric reader connected to the building’s
access control system.
35.1.1 Getting OSDP Biometric Data into the OnGuard Database
1. The cardholders’ biometric data is captured using a USB capture device connected to an OnGuard client
workstation.
2. The OnGuard Server converts the biometric data into an ANSI/INCITS 378 or PKCOMP minutiae
template.
3. The template is stored in the OnGuard database on the server.
35.1.2 Use of OSDP Biometric Data When the Cardholder Uses

System
1. The cardholders’ templates are downloaded and stored on the appropriate LenelS2 access control
panels.
2. When cardholders present their credentials (badge, PIN, or both), their OSDP biometric record is
retrieved from the access control panel and sent to the biometric reader using OSDP communications
(preferably encrypted, if possible).
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General OSDP Biometric Reader Information
Notes: The OSDP biometric record is not stored permanently on the reader. Once the access request
event is complete, the OSDP biometric record is purged from the reader.
Supported access control panels:
LNL-2210, LNL-X2210, LNL-2220, LNL-X2220,
LNL-3300, LNL-X3300, LNL-4420, and LNL-X4420.
Supported Reader Interface Modules:
LNL-1300-S3, LNL-1320-S3, LNL-1300e, and LNL-1324e.
3. The OSDP biometric reader prompts cardholders to present their finger at the reader.
4. The OSDP biometric reader compares the finger reading to the template, and reports the result to the
LenelS2 access control panel using OSDP communications.
5. If the finger reading matches the template, the LenelS2 access control panel decides, based on the
cardholder’s access level, whether or not to grant access.
6. The controller sends feedback to the OSDP reader using OSDP communications so that the reader can
light the appropriate LED color, display information on the LCD, and produce the appropriate feedback
sound.
35.2. OSDP Biometric Reader Limitations with OnGuard
The following limitations exist when using OSDP biometric readers with OnGuard 7.5 and later:
• Support for only one biometric template per cardholder. No secondary or duress biometric is
supported by OnGuard. If more than one biometric template is stored, only the one designated as
Primary is downloaded.
• Only 1:1 biometric verification is supported. A card or PIN is required to look up the biometric
template. OSDP does not support 1:n biometric identification.
35.3. Prerequisites for Using OSDP Biometric Readers with OnGuard
Ensure the following:

• Correct OnGuard software and licenses:
- OnGuard 7.3 or later for non-encrypted OSDP
- OnGuard 7.4 or later for OSDP secure channel encryption
- OpenCapture License: Open Capture Fingerprint (SWG-1407)
• Correct LenelS2 hardware:
- Morpho MSO-3xx or MSO-13xx biometric capture device
- LenelS2 access control panel that supports OSDP biometrics:
LNL-2210 or LNL-X2210
- Optional: LenelS2 reader interface module that supports OSDP biometrics:
LNL-1300-S3
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LNL-1300e
LNL-1320-S3
LNL-1324e
• Correct LenelS2 firmware for Intelligent System Controllers and Door Controllers. Refer to the
LenelS2 Compatibility Charts for firmware versions.
• Correct OSDP biometric reader(s)
• Correct reader firmware (refer to OnGuard compatibility matrix)
• Partner software required to configure reader settings for OSDP operation with OnGuard is available
and installed
35.3.1 Installing Correct Firmware on LenelS2 Panels
If you are using OnGuard 7.4 Update 1 or later, you can download the firmware for each access control
panel and each reader interface module from Alarm Monitoring. If you have OnGuard 7.3 and want to use
OSDP biometrics without secure channel encryption, contact LenelS2 OnGuard Technical Support to
acquire updated firmware for your access control panels and reader interface modules.
Firmware is located on the LenelS2 OnGuard Technical Support FTP site, and is available from LenelS2
OnGuard Technical Support upon request.
35.4. Configuring Hardware in OnGuard
35.4.1 Configuring OnGuard to Support OSDP Biometric Hardware
In System Administration > Administration > System Options (or, in a segmented system, System
Administration > Administration > Segments), on the Biometrics tab:
1. Set Hand Geometry > Maximum templates to 1.

2. Set Fingerprint (Bioscript) > Maximum templates to 1.
3. Set OSDP Biometrics > Maximum templates to the required number (typically the maximum number
of users with biometric templates sent to the OSDP readers).
4. Set OSDP Biometrics > Default minimum score to 100.
35.4.2 Configuring Access Control Panels to Support OSDP

Biometrics
In System Administration > Access Control > Access Panels, on the access panel’s Options sub-tab:
• Set the OSDP biometrics field to Fingerprint (INCITS 378) large for systems with any Morpho
MSO-3xx devices installed.
• Set the OSDP biometrics field to Fingerprint (INCITS 378) small for systems only using Morpho
MSO-1300 devices.
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35.4.3 OnGuard Reader Configuration to Support OSDP Biometrics
In System Administration > Access Control > Readers and Doors:
1. Set the Type field for the correct reader connection.

2. Set the Output field to OSDP Biometric.
3. Set the OSDP: Baud rate, OSDP: Address (typically 0), and the OSDP: Secure channel encryption
mode as described in the manufacturer’s instructions.
4. Set the Reader Modes > Online field to the desired reader mode.
5. Set the Reader Modes > Offline field to the desired offline mode.
6. Select the appropriate Card Format(s).
35.4.4 Troubleshooting OSDP Biometric Hardware
If OSDP biometrics isn’t working on your system:
1. Restart the LS Communication Server service.

2. In OnGuard Alarm Monitoring, while viewing the System Status Tree, select Options > Display
Controller Capacity. Confirm that the cardholders and templates counts change as you add these items.
You might need to select Control > Update All Hardware Status.
Note: In OnGuard versions earlier than 7.5 Update 1, a license for either Bioscrypt or Handkey
biometrics is required if you want the templates to download to the access control panels
automatically after capture. Without this license, you must perform a panel download
manually to send the new templates to the panel.
35.5. Capturing Biometric Records for Cardholders
Follow these steps to allow authorized OnGuard users to capture ANSI/INCITS 378 biometric templates for
cardholders, and then download these templates to the designated access panels:
1. After logging into System Administration with the SA account, go to Administration > Users.
2. On the Cardholder Permission Groups tab, modify the Cardholder Admin > Capture rights to
allow:
• Fingerprint (Bioscript)
• 10 print slap
• Hand geometry
3. Add the OSDP bioscript reader to the access level assigned to the badge.
4. Add or select the cardholder.
5. On the System Administration > Cardholders > Biometrics tab, select 10 Print Slap, and then click
[Capture].
6. Select the OpenCapture tab.
7. For the initial setup:
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a. Select Sagem Morpho MSO in the Device drop-down.

b. Click [Store Images].
c. In the Settings area, select the desired default Primary template for all cardholders. This can be
overridden for each cardholder later. This is the fingerprint that is downloaded to the panel.
d. Click [Save Defaults].
8. To capture a cardholder’s fingerprint(s):
a. Select the primary fingerprint frame to highlight it.
b. Click [Capture], then follow the prompts until Acquisition ok is shown.
c. Verify that the correct Primary template is selected for the cardholder.
d. If desired, select additional fingerprint frames to highlight them and click [Capture], then follow
the prompts until Acquisition ok is shown.
e. Once all fingers are captured, verify them by selecting the correct frame, then click [Verify] and
then place the cardholder’s corresponding finger on enrollment reader. You will see a confirmation
message if the verification is successful.
f. Download the template to the access control panel.
Note: In OnGuard versions earlier than 7.5 Update 1, a license for either Bioscrypt or Handkey
biometrics is required if you want the templates to download to the access control panels
automatically after capture. Without this license, you must perform a panel download
manually to send the new templates to the panel.
35.6. Operating an OnGuard System After OSDP Biometric

Configuration
This section describes how OnGuard controls OSDP biometric readers after the readers are configured in the
system.
35.6.1 Alarm Monitoring
In Alarm Monitoring, you can enable or disable Reader Biometric Verify mode (with reader/PIN, if
available) using the Hardware Tree as well as from maps. For more information, refer to “Reader Biometric
Verify Mode” in the Alarm Monitoring User Guide.
35.6.2 System Administration
In System Administration, you can control Biometric Verify (with reader/PIN, if available) from:
• Readers and Doors form: Use the Biometric Verify check-box in the Reader Modes area of the form.
• Timezone/Reader Modes form: Use the Verify Mode drop-down along with the Biometric Verify
check-box on the Readers and Doors form.
• Global I/O: Use the Global I/O folder and the Global Linkage form to enable or disable Biometric
Verify.
• Local I/O: Use Local I/O to control reader/PIN mode only on an OSDP reader. You cannot control
Biometric Verify using a Local I/O.
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36. IDEMIA MorphoAccess SIGMA Series Reader in OSDP

Biometric Mode
This chapter explains how to configure IDEMIA MorphoAccess® SIGMA Series readers for use with
OnGuard in OSDP biometric mode. For information on using these readers in native Morpho mode (with
MorphoManager) or in L-1 Bioscrypt legacy mode, refer to Chapter W: MorphoAccess SIGMA Series
Reader.
36.1. Prerequisites
36.1.1 Hardware
The hardware prerequisites are:

• IDEMIA MorphoAccess SIGMA, SIGMA Lite, SIGMA Lite+, or SIGMA Extreme biometric readers
• Supported LenelS2 access control panel (LNL-2210, LNL-X2210, LNL-2220, LNL-X2220,
LNL-3300, LNL-X3300, LNL-4420, and LNL-X4420)
• Ethernet connection (PoE optional) to workstation used for configuring readers, or a USB memory stick
36.1.2 Software
The software prerequisites are:

• OnGuard version 7.3 or later (version 7.4 or later if encrypted OSDP communication is required)
• Morpho Biometrics Toolbox (MBTB) software, version 4.1.2.0 or later
36.1.3 Firmware
The firmware prerequisites are:

• IDEMIA Morpho SIGMA, SIGMA Lite, SIGMA Lite+, or SIGMA Extreme biometric reader firmware
MA5G mode, version 4.5.1 or later
• LenelS2 firmware version listed in the compatibility matrix
36.1.4 Licenses
The OnGuard license prerequisites are:

• ID CredentialCenter SWG-1407 OpenCapture
• For OnGuard versions earlier than 7.5 Update 1, either a BioScrpyt or Handkey license
36.2. Installation and Configuration
36.2.1 Install the Morpho Biometrics Toolbox (MBTB) Software
1. Download the MBTB software from http://service.morphotrak.com/.
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IDEMIA MorphoAccess SIGMA Series Reader in OSDP Biometric Mode
2. Install the MBTB software onto the workstation that you will use to configure the OSDP biometric
readers.
36.2.2 Set the IP Address of the Reader
There are three options when connecting the configuration workstation to the reader for the first time:
1. Set the workstation’s Ethernet port to the 192.168.1.xxx subnet that will allow communication to the
reader’s default 192.168.1.10 address.
2. Set the reader’s IP address. For more information, refer to Set the Reader’s IP Address using a USB
Flash Drive on page 244.
On the SIGMA and Extreme models only, set the reader’s IP address using the front panel menus as
described in the reader’s documentation. The default password is 12345.
Set the Reader’s IP Address using a USB Flash Drive
Before you begin, you will need a flash drive and the micro-to-USB cable that shipped with the reader.
1. Open the MBTB software and click the button.

2. Select the USB Script tab.
3. Select the Set IP configuration check box.
4. For Mode, select Static.
5. Fill all fields in this area except Host name.
6. For the Preferred DNS and Alternate DNS fields, you can provide a fake DNS if you don’t have a real
DNS.
7. Click [Write Usb Script].
36.2.3 Connect the Workstation to the Reader
1. In the MBTB software, click the button.

2. Populate the connection information as configured.
3. Click [Connection].
36.2.4 Verify the Firmware
1. On the Terminal Information tab, confirm that the reader’s firmware version is 4.5.5 or later.
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Notes: Contact LenelS2 OnGuard Technical Support to confirm the best firmware version of OSDP
operation. The firmware version listed on the IDEMIA site might not be the best version.
Always upgrade following these instructions, and don't skip versions.
Use the MBTB software to perform firmware upgrades on Sigma devices. All Sigma families
have their own upgrade files: Sigma, Sigma LITE, Sigma LITE+, and Sigma Extreme readers.
You must only upgrade to a later version. Never downgrade to an earlier version.
Sigma readers on version 1.x firmware must always be upgraded to version 1.8 TEMP before
upgrading them to version 3.3.2. Sigma LITE and LITE+ readers on version 2.x must be
upgraded to version 3.3.2.
Once a Sigma reader is using version 3.3.2 firmware, you can upgrade it to version 4.5.0 or
later.
2. If necessary, upgrade the reader’s firmware:
a. Click the button.

b. Select the Firmware Upgrade tab.
c. In the Firmware Upgrade Settings area, click [Browse] and navigate to the firmware file provided
by LenelS2 OnGuard Technical Support.
d. In the Address field, enter the reader’s IP address.
e. Click [Upgrade].
f. Wait for the Upgrade Complete message.
3. After loading the new firmware, reset the reader’s settings:
a. Select the Reset tab.
b. Click the check box to the left of Parameter to be reset to select all parameters.
c. Deselect the Ethernet and Serial parameters.
d. Click [Reset].
36.2.5 Load the Reader Settings from a Template File
You can download templates with the primary reader parameters already configured from the LenelS2
Partner Center (partner.lenel.com).
To select a template, you must know the reader type (BIO -no card reader, iCLASS, Prox, or Multi). Each
reader type has a different configuration file. The Multi reader type often requires custom configuration to
match a specific card type, formatting, and keys. Once the configuration file is loaded, you will see red or
pink lines on every parameter that will change.
Select Write. If an error dialog opens, click [OK] and then click the red [X]. The firmware and the model
determines which parameters will work. Once you have completed one template for the customer site, save
the file and use it for the remaining the readers at that customer site.
To load the template and some of the keys that will change:
1. Go to the Key Configuration screen.
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2. In the Local Configuration area, click [Load].

3. Navigate to the template file and then click [Open].
To configure keypad masking to prevent the cardholder’s PIN from showing:

2. Select the Manage Configuration Keys tab.
3. In the Search Key area, enter keypad in the Configuration Key Name field.
4. Set LCD_configuration.ID_keypad_type to 1.
To reset all reader configurations except Ethernet to factory defaults:
1. Click the button.

2. Select the Reset tab.
3. Click the checkbox to the left of Parameter to be reset to select all parameters.
4. Deselect the Ethernet parameter.
5. Click [Reset].
To set the first page to OSDP:

3. In the Search Key area, enter osdp in the Configuration Key Name field.
4. Set OSDP.channel to 1.
5. Set OSDP.device_serial_address to 0.
6. Set OSDP.secure_connection to 0.
To enable a secure channel:

3. In the Search Key area, enter osdp in the Configuration Key Name field.
4. Set OSDP.secure_connection to 1.
To reset the OSDP certificate:

2. Select the Reset tab.
3. Select Contactless Keys.
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To set the OSDP second page to serial:

3. In the Search Key area, enter serial in the Configuration Key Name field.
4. Set remote_msg_conf.serial_feedback_msg_display_timout to 3.
To set the OSDP third page to Communication Settings:
1. Click the Quick Configuration button.

2. Select the Communication Configuration tab.
3. In the Serial Settings area:
a. Set Type to Half duplex.
b. Set Baud Rate to 9600.
c. Set Data Bits to 8.
d. Set Stop Bits to 1.
e. Set Parity Bit to No parity.
f. Set Terminal Identifier to 0.
g. Click [Write].
To prevent the LCD from entering idle mode:

3. In the Search Key area, enter lcd in the Configuration Key Name field.
4. Set LCD_configuration.idle_screen_status to 0.
To allow the start trigger to be Card = 2 (for SIGMA lite, or to disable the PIN pad on WR or
Lite+):

3. In the Search Key area, enter trigger in the Configuration Key Name field.
4. Set ucc.trigger_event to 2.
To allow the start trigger to be controlled by OnGuard (Card, PIN, or Card and PIN) = 6 (for
SIGMA WR and Lite+):

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To create a custom pass-through Wiegand format, such as 26 bits with an ID from 0 to 25:

2. Select the Wiegand tab.
3. Set the Wiegand format field to Custom slot 0.
4. In the Wiegand ID area, enter 0 in the Start Position field and 26 in the Length field.
5. Click [Write].
To link the input and output modules to the custom Wiegand format:

2. Select the Wiegand tab.
3. In the Wiegand input area, set the Prox port input format to Custom slot 0.
4. Select the Active wiegand output check box.
5. Set the Verification pass field to Custom slot 0.
To enable the template on the access control panel, turn off the finger bio authentication rule:

3. In the Search Key area, enter auth in the Configuration Key Name field.
4. Set ucc.finger_bio_auth_rule to 0.
To turn the SIGMA RTC display off:

3. In the Search Key area, enter display in the Configuration Key Name field.
4. Set misc.display_clock_type to 0.
To improve the iClass card read speed by decreasing the block size:

3. In the Search Key area, enter block in the Configuration Key Name field.
4. Set sc_tlv_iclass.num_block to 9.
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To configure the HID Wiegand format link:
Note: This procedure is for readers containing a proximity or smart card reader.

3. In the Search Key area, enter hid in the Configuration Key Name field.
4. Set sc.HID_card_number_format to 10.
To reduce the audio volume of the reader’s beeps:

3. In the Search Key area, enter volume in the Configuration Key Name field.
4. Set audio.volume to 10.
To activate the reader’s tamper function:

3. In the Search Key area, enter tamper in the Configuration Key Name field.
4. Set tamper.state to 1.
To write the configuration file to the OSDP reader:

3. In the Device Configuration area, click [Write].
4. A success dialog opens. Click [OK].
To allow the start trigger to be Finger Only on Card 1:

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36.2.6 Connect the Reader to the LenelS2 Access Control Hardware
Once you have completed one template for the customer site, save the file and use it for the remaining the
readers at that customer site. Then write the configuration settings to the reader. For more information, refer
to To write the configuration file to the OSDP reader: on page 249.
Use the following table to wire the OSDP reader to the LenelS2 access control hardware using RS-485.
OSDP Reader Connection Settings (RS-485)

Reader Reader D0 (TR-) Reader D1 (TR+) Reader GND
SIGMA -TX +TX DGND
SIGMA Lite RS485_A RS485_B RS485_GND

and Lite+ (blue) (blue/red) (black/red)
SIGMA RS485_RXTX- RS485_RXTX+ RS485_GND

Extreme (blue/white) (blue / black) (black/red)
Power the readers with Power Over Ethernet (PoE) or standalone power.
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Index
A DNS ........................................................... 244

Dorado
Access readers................................................ 9
611....................................................... 83
AIT reader #L-TR200 .................................. 11
644....................................................... 79
ANSI/INCITS 378 ............................. 237, 240
780....................................................... 81
AWID
combination readers,230/240 .............. 85
LR-2200 .............................................. 26
elevator reader,570 .............................. 83
Prox with keypad (KP-6840)......... 20, 26
readers ................................................. 79
readers ................................................. 15
Sentinel Prox LR-911.......................... 24
Sentinel Prox MR-1824....................... 15 E
Sentinel Prox SP-6820, SR- EPIC swipe readers...................................... 97
2400, MM-6800............................. 17 Essex
#KTP-16212SLI .................................. 87
B #KTP-163SN....................................... 89
keypads................................................ 87
BAI barcode readers .................................... 29
e-Tag .......................................................... 207
Banque-tec smart card readers ..................... 31
Baran Tec readers ........................................ 33
39201302 and 39201303 ..................... 33 F
BT-ASPKP-HID.................................. 37 Fingerprint (INCITS 378) large................. 239
Everswitch........................................... 35
Barium ferrite reader.................................. 211 H
Bewator readers ........................................... 39
bioCLASS readers ..................................... 115 HandKey
biometric readers........................................ 237 configuration ..................................... 195
biometric templates.................................... 237 DIP switches.............................. 197, 199
Biometric Verify ........................................ 241 enrollment ................................. 189, 190
Bioscrypt .................................................... 240 reader enrollment .............................. 188
reader operation................................. 199
reset ................................................... 197
C
verification ........................................ 198
Cascade readers.......................................... 145 wiring ................................................ 197
Casi-Rusco wiring for verification ....................... 193
940-W Handkey biometrics ................................... 240
F/2F mode...................................... 46 HID
supervised F/2F modes .................. 48 bioclass.............................................. 115
94x, 97x............................................... 41 classic readers...................................... 97
configuration ....................................... 50 iclass reader ....................................... 103
readers ................................................. 41 iclass reader/encoder ......................... 101
Wiegand, SF2F readers ....................... 52 LCD................................................... 115
CEIA MaxiProx 5370 A-1............................. 93
freedom reader with keypad MaxiProx 5370/5375AGN00 .............. 94
(prox) ............................................. 55 MIFARE 6055................................... 113
output protocol clock/data................... 56 MIFARE 6075................................... 116
readers ................................................. 55 OSDP................................................. 119
Checkpoint systems ProxPoint............................................. 98
mirage ii............................................... 59 ProxPro................................................ 91
mirage proximity reader b ................... 63 ProxPro II ............................................ 99
readers ................................................. 59 readers ................................................. 91
SN-MSC 16147 ................................... 61 SensorKey ......................................... 111
Cross match.................................................. 71 Signo ................................................. 131
Hughes miniprox reader............................... 95
D
Deister electronics smart card reader........... 75
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Index
I Motorola
bistatix prox reader (BXR-610) ........ 171
iClass
flexpass.............................................. 173
reader................................................. 103
Indala readers .................................... 159
reader/encoder ................................... 101
ID CredentialCenter ................................... 243
ID solutions N
8030/8035 bar code reader ................ 137 Nedap
readers ............................................... 137 readers ............................................... 175
IDEMIA ..................................................... 243 transit reader...................................... 175
IDEMIA MorphoAccess SIGMA Series Northern
reader.................................................... 243 BR-7 .................................................. 179
IDH max readers ........................................ 133 readers ............................................... 179
Indala
ARK-501 ........................................... 167 O
ASR-103, ASR-105, ASR-120,
ASR-122, ASR-124, ASR-136.... 163 Open Capture Fingerprint .......................... 238
ASR-120,ASR-122............................ 159 Open Supervised Device Protocol ............. 237
ASR-500, ASR-501, ASR-503, OSDP ......................................................... 237
ASR-505, ASR-110..................... 169 biometric mode.................................. 243
ASR-503, ASR-505, ASR-110, biometric reader ................................ 238
ASR-112 ...................................... 161 biometric record ................................ 237
EM4525F........................................... 172 biometrics .......................................... 239
readers ............................................... 159
Infographics P
OTD-60 ............................................. 139 Pinpad wiegand readers ............................... 97
readers ............................................... 139 Primary template........................................ 241
Integrated engineering ProxPoint reader .......................................... 98
DESFire............................................. 143 ProxPro ........................................................ 91
PX007Z/MFSNR MIFARE reader.... 141 ProxPro II..................................................... 99
readers ............................................... 141
Iolan reader LA-XXW-PRXKY-MX R
1050-4021-092 ..................................... 151
Reader Biometric Verify............................ 241
K RS-485 ....................................................... 250
Keri systems readers .................................. 145 S
L Schlage readers .......................................... 181

hand geometry ................................... 186
LCD readers ............................................... 115 iCLASS ............................................. 200
LNL-MT series readers.............................. 204 LNL-MT series.................................. 204
MIFARE............................................ 200
M SERIII-W scramble keypad .............. 181
MaxiProx 5370 A-1 ..................................... 93 Secura key
MaxiProx 5370/5375AGN00....................... 94 (e-tag) prox reader #ASSY
MBTB ........................................................ 243 2014040 ....................................... 207
MIFARE readers ............................................... 207
6055................................................... 113 touch card reader (TC-100) ............... 209
Iolan reader........................................ 151 touch card SK-028W barium
LA-WIW-PROXKEY-M .................. 149 ferrite reader ................................ 211
readers ............................................... 149 Security Industry Association.................... 237
MIFARE 6075 ........................................... 116 SensorKey.................................................. 111
Mirage SIA ............................................................. 237
mirage ii............................................... 59 Sierra readers ............................................. 145
proximity reader b ............................... 63 SIGMA....................................................... 243
Morpho Biometrics Toolbox ..................... 243 SIGMA Extreme ........................................ 243
MorphoAccess SIGMA reader .................. 153 SIGMA Lite ............................................... 243
SIGMA Lite+............................................. 243
Signo reader ............................................... 131
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Smart card reader

#PRM 5M, PRX 5 HSF....................... 75
model BT815....................................... 31
model BT900/818................................ 31
Suprema
BioEntry model W ............................ 213
OSDP................................................. 213
Synergistics
readers ............................................... 215
SR1054FL ......................................... 215
SR1058SLE....................................... 217
T
Template File ............................................. 245
Texas Instruments readers ......................... 219
S6410, S6420 .................................... 219
Touch card
reader (TC-100)................................. 209
SK-028W........................................... 211
U
UL evaluated readers ................................... 11
V
Veridt readers............................................. 221
Stealth series...................................... 221
Verification
HandKey readers ............................... 192
Verify mode ............................................... 241
X
XceedID
ISO-X reader XF1100, XF2100,
XF2110 ........................................ 223
readers ............................................... 223
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OnGuard Alternative Reader Wiring Guide

Access Readers ................................................................... 9

1. UL and EN Evaluated Readers ............................................................ 11

3. AWID Readers ..................................................................................... 15

4. BAI Barcode Readers .......................................................................... 29

5. Banque-Tec Readers ........................................................................... 31

6. Baran Tec Keypad Readers ................................................................ 33

7. Bewator Readers ................................................................................. 39

8. Casi-Rusco Prox Readers ................................................................... 41

9. CEIA Readers ...................................................................................... 55

10. Checkpoint Systems Readers ........................................................... 59

11. Codeguard Series II/III ....................................................................... 65

12. Cross Match Readers ........................................................................ 71

13. Deister Electronics ............................................................................. 75

14. Dorado Readers ................................................................................ 79

15. Essex Keypads .................................................................................. 87

16. HID Readers ...................................................................................... 91

17. IDH Max ........................................................................................... 133

18. ID Solutions Readers ....................................................................... 137

19. Infographics Readers ....................................................................... 139

20. Integrated Engineering Readers ...................................................... 141

21. Keri Systems Readers ..................................................................... 145

22. Magtek Readers .............................................................................. 147

23. MIFARE Readers ............................................................................. 149

24. MorphoAccess SIGMA Series Reader ............................................ 153

25. Motorola Indala Readers ................................................................. 159

26. Nedap Readers ................................................................................ 175

27. Northern Readers ............................................................................ 179

28. Schlage Readers ............................................................................. 181

29. Secura Key Readers ........................................................................ 207

30. Suprema Readers ............................................................................ 213

31. Synergistics Readers ....................................................................... 215

32. Texas Instruments Readers ............................................................. 219

33. Veridt Readers ................................................................................. 221

34. XceedID Readers ............................................................................ 223

OSDP Biometric Readers ................................................ 235

35. General OSDP Biometric Reader Information ................................. 237

36. IDEMIA MorphoAccess SIGMA Series Reader in OSDP

Index ........................................................................................................... 251

1. UL and EN Evaluated Readers

2.1. AIT Reader #L-TR200

2.1.1 Wiring the LNL-1300

Wiring to Single Reader Interface Module

Reader Type = Wiegand/Prox

Wiegand Data Converter

2.1.2 Wiring the LNL-1320

Wiring to Dual Reader Interface Module

Typical Software Settings

Reader Type = Wiegand/Prox

Wiegand Data Converter

Pin Outs for RS485 Connection

3.1. AWID Sentinel Prox MR-1824

3.1.1 Wiring the LNL-1300

AWID Sentinel Prox MR-1824 TYPICAL SOFTWARE SETTINGS

Single Reader Interface Module

3.1.2 Wiring the LNL-1320

AWID Sentinel Prox MR-1824

Dual Reader Interface Module