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d » Y 'Testing the Future LABORATORIES, INC. ( C EXHIBIT E SYSTEM MANUAL \ J 5473A CLOUDS REST « MARIPOSA, CALIFORNIA 95338 « (209) 966—5240 « FAX (209) 966—4257

MiniProx Reader Installation Manual Installation Requirements The following instructions will explain the installation procedure for the MiniProx Reader. The instructions include these sec— tions: Mounting Instructions (hazardous & nonhazardous) Connecting the Reader to the Host Testing & Operation of the MiniProx Reader Mounting Instructions 1. Determine an appropriate mounting position for the Reader. 2. Drill two 7/64th (.109) inch Tolerances .xx =/— .03" holes for mounting the Reader oc =/— .010 to the surface. 26 en tTeTHny — 22 3. Drill a 3/8 to 1.0 Inch hole for the L_______S cable. If you are mounting on metal place a grommet around the edge of the hole. 4. Route the interface cable from the === Reader and/or power supply to the sas ‘ Host. Linear type power supply is Figure 1 recommended. Check all electrical codes for proper cable un ~ — installation Mount the Reader with the screws provided when mounting onto metal mullions or junction boxes. On other materials use appropriate fasteners. Connecting the Reader to the Host The MiniProx is available with an 18" Pigtail with a 10 conductor cable and a 10 conductor terminal strip. a. Pigtail — Prepare the new cable by cutting the cable d. Prepare the new cable by cutting the cable jacket Jacket back 1—1/4" and strip the wires * back 1—1/4 inches and strip the wire %". Twist the ends b. Splice the cable and the pigtail together and seal of the wires to eliminate stray strands. the splice if the Thin Line will be an outdoor unit. Trim e. Form each wire into a hook and install each wire by and cover all conductors that are not used. wrapping it around the screw. c. Terminal Strip — Loosen the terminal strip screws until the top of the screw is flush with the back surface of the Reader. Be careful not turn them further; they are not captive and will fall out. HID Corporation 9292 Jeronimo Road Irvine, CA 92618 USA TEL (714) 598—1600 (800)237—7769 FAX (714)598—1690 Web page, E—mail — www.prox.com MiniProx Reader Installation Manual 5365—903 REV D 1

Connect the Reader to the Host according to this wiring diagram and the Host installation quide. The legend for wiring is color coded according to the "Wiegand Standard" for the recommended cable. The numbering for the terminals is shown on the —— back label and in Figure 2 _ Color Wiegand Clock & Data j C Viokt =—~ Card Present Blue *Hold *Hold Yelow *Beeper *Beeper Figure 2 Brown *Red LED *Red LED Orange *Green LED *Green LED Dram Shield Ground Shield Ground White Data 1 Clock ooo Green Data 0 Data Black Ground Ground Red +DC +DC — * These connections are OPTIONAL. 1t esnt cssn nceses All other connections are required. Terminal Strip Marking the wires will make future maintenance easier. Cable Notes 1) When using a separate power supply for the Reader, the power supply and Host should have a common ground (voltage reference). 2) If the Host is controlling the beeper, Hold, or the LEDs are configured for the dual LED mode, additional conductors will be required. The recommended cables are Alpha 1295C, 1296C, 1297C, 1298C and 1299C that are five, six, seven, eight and nine conductors respectively. Larger wire gauges are acceptable. The wire is to be stranded with an overall shield, either foil or braided. 3) The Cable shield should be connected to the Shield Ground on Reader TB1— E, and left floating at the panel or power supply end of the cable. This configuration is the best for shielding the reader cable from external interference and reducing the likelihood of the Reader causing interference. Testing & Operation of the MultiProx Reader After wiring the Reader and power supply, the Reader is ready to be tested. 1. Power up the Reader and the LED and Beeper will flash and beep 3 times in a sequence of two short delays and one long delay. This indicates that the micro—controller unit is working properly. 2. Present an ID card to the Reader and the LED should momentarily turn green, indicating a read of the card. 3. If the Reader LED is controlled by the Host refer to the Host description of the LED operation. NOTES: THE ABOVE ARE RECOMMENDED INSTALLATION PROCEDURES. ALL LOCAL, STATE AND NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODES TAKE PRECEDENCE. HID Corporation 9292 Jeronimo Road Irvine, CA 82618 USA TEL (714)598—1800 (800)237—7769 FAX (714)598—1690 Web page, E—mail — www.prox.com MiniProx ReaderInstallation Manual 5365—903 REV D 2

; Installation Procedure: m=—— 346 ——*= 237 r* (hazardous unit) !'] Figure 3 1. Determine an appropriate location for 1 — the junction box. '———— o o Attach the junction box to the mounting surface using the 4 holes shown in figure 3. Mount the junction box cover to © the junction box and mount the Reader to the cover with the provided screws. 2. Route conduit and cable to the junction box per National Electric Code Article 720—2. s Provide enough cable length to allow 850 wiring of the Reader assembly outside C of the junction box. ie Route wiring from junction box through the center hole of the junction G——— box cover. a___—o 3. Loosen the terminal strip screws until there is sufficient room to wrap a wire © around the screw post. Prepare the cable by cutting the cable jacket back 1—1/4 inches and strip the wires !%". Twist the ends of the wires to eliminate stray strands. 4. Connect the Reader & the Host together. Refer to Figure 2 (nonhazard— ous installation section). Testing and operation are the same for this unit. Important Product Specifications Power Requirements > Power supply Lineartype recommended > Operating Voltage Range (+DC) 4.75VDC —16.0vDC > Absolute Maximum (+DC non—operating) 18.0VDC > Maximum Average Current 5V/12V 40mA/SOmA > Peak Current 5V/12V ({maximum) 60mA/120mA > Peak Current SV/12V (typical non—metallic mounting) 50mA/100mA > Peak Current 5V/12V (typical mounted on metal) 6OmA/120mA Operating Parameters Maximum Cable Distance to Host 500 feet (152 meters) HID Corporation 9292 Jeronimo Road Irvine, CA 92618 USA TEL (714)598—1600 (800) 237—7769 FAX (714)598—1690 Web page, E—mail — www.prox.com MiniProx Reader Installation Manual 5365—903 REV D 3

Thin Line I!I Reader Installation Manual . 4 Parts List (Included Quanti Installation Requirements — _( ) ty 1) Thin Line i1 1 The following instructions will explain the installation procedure 2) #6—32 x 1" seif tapping, Type T or 23 2 for the Thin Line II Reader. The instructions include these sec— |3) Installation Sheet 1 tions: Mounting Instructions Parts Recommended (not Included) 1) Wire Splice 9 Connecting the Reader to the Host 2) Grommet . . hgg 3) DC Power Supply 4.75 to 16VDC, 50mA 1 Testing & Operation of the Thin Line iI Reader 4) Cable, 10 conductor , 22 AWG Mounting Instructions 1. Determine an appropriate mounting position for the Reader. 2. Drill two 7/64th (.109) inch holes for mounting the Reader to the surface. 3. Drill a 378 to 1.0 Inch hole for the cable. If you are mounting on metal place a grommet around the edge of the hole. 4. Route the interface cable from the 0 Reader and/or power supply to the Host. Linear type power supply is recommended. Check all electrical codes for proper wmww——g____L ——— cable installation —T us— —oecs Mount the Reader with the screws . provided when mounting onto metal Figure 1 mullions orjunction boxes. On other materials use appropriate fasteners. Connecting the Reader to the Host The Thin Line HI is available with an 18" Pigtail with a 10 conductor cable and a 10 conductor terminal strip. a. Pigtail — Prepare the new cable by cutting the cable Important Product Specifications jacket back 1—1/4" and strip the wires !a". b. Splice the cable and the pigtail together and seal Power Requirements the splice if the Thin Line will be an outdoor unit. Trim > Power supply Linear type recommended and cover all conductors that are not used. > Operating Voltage Range (+DC) a.r3vDe 16.0vpc c. Terminal Strip — Loosen the terminal strip screws > Absolute Maximum (+DC non—operating) 18.0v0C until the top of the screw is flush with the back surface of > Maximum Average Current SV/2V 40mA/SOmA the Reader. Be careful not turn them further; they > Peak Current SVM2V (maximum} 6OmAFA20mA are not captive and will fall out._ . > Peak Current SV/12V (typical non—metallic mounting) 50mA/100mA d. Prepare the new cable by cutting the cable jacket > Peak Current 5V/M2V (typical mounted on metal) 60mA/120mA back 1—1/4 inches and strip the wire . ". Twist the ends of the wires to aliminate stray strands. Operating Parameters e.. Form each wire into a hook and install each wire by wrapping it around the screw. Maximum Cable Distance to Host 500 feet (152 meters) HID Corporation 9292 Jeronime Road Irvine, CA 92618 USA TEL (714)598—1600 (800) 237—7769 FAX (714) 598—1690 Web page, E—mail — www.prox.com Thin Line I! Reader Installation Manual 5395—902 Rev C 1 of 2

Connect the Reader to the Host according to this wiring diagram and the Host instailation guide. The legend for wiring is color coded according to the "Wiegand Standard" for the recommended cabie. The numbering for the terminals is shown on the back label and in Figure 2 CX ; ; Color Wiegand Clock & Data _ E: Red +BC DC | Black Ground Ground i ~t cxpomitcn j Creen Data 0 Data White Data 1 Clock e Drain Shiekd Ground Shield Ground > Orange *Creen LED *Creen LED : Brown *Red LED *Red LED ww "Bape ‘ege ‘ Ble *Hold *Hold j _ Vokt Card Present | —: * These connections are OPTIONAL. \ Wfi i All other connections are required. Figure 2 Marking the wires will make future maintenance easier. Cable Notes 1) When using a separate power supply for the Thin Line 11, the power supply and Host should have a common ground (voitage reference). 2) If the Host is controiling the beeper, Hold, or the LEDs are configured for the dual LED mode, additional conductors will be required. The recommended cables are Alpha 1295C, 1296C, 1297C, 1298C and 1299C that are five, six, seven, eight and nine conductors respectively. Larger wire gauges are acceptable. The wire is to be stranded with an overall shield, either foil or braided. 3) The Cable shield should be connected to the Shield Ground on Reader TB1— E, and left floating at the panel or power supply end of the cable. This configuration is the best for shielding the reader cable from external interference and reducing the likelihood of the Reader causing interference. Testing & Operation of the Thin Line II Reader After wiring the Reader and power supply, the Reader is ready to be tested. 1. Power up the Reader and the LED and Beeper will flash and beep 3 times in a sequence of two short delays and one long delay. This indicates that the micro—controller unit is working properly. 2. Present an ID card to the Reader and the LED should momentarily turn green, indicating a read of the card. 3. If the Reader LED is controlled by the Host refer to the Host description of the LED operation. NOTES: THE ABOVE ARE RECOMMENDED INSTALLATION PROCEDURES. ALL LOCAL, STATE AND NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODES TAKE PRECEDENCE. HID Corporation 9292 Jeronimo Road Irvine, CA 92618 USA TEL (714)598—1600 (800) 237—7769 FAX (714)598—1690 Web page, E—mail — www.prox.com Thin Line i! Reader Installation Manual 5395—902 Rev C 2 of 2


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