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Contents

1 Introduction...................................................................................................................................... 4
2 Before you begin............................................................................................................................... 5
3 Distance between readers................................................................................................................ 7
4 Installation........................................................................................................................................ 8
5 Screen brightness............................................................................................................................ 11
6 Information screen.......................................................................................................................... 12
7 LED indications................................................................................................................................ 12
8 Accessories..................................................................................................................................... 12
9 Icons................................................................................................................................................ 13
10 Technical specifications................................................................................................................... 14
11 Approvals and standards................................................................................................................. 15
12 Mounting dimensions..................................................................................................................... 16

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1 Introduction

The Gallagher T21 PIV Reader is available in four variants. The variant you have purchased determines
the supported card technologies for the reader, refer to the topic "Reader variants feature summary"
below. The reader's contact slot reads PIV card data, for PIV PIN validation.
The reader is compatible with the Gallagher Command Centre software vEL7.50 (or later). The reader
connects to a Gallagher Controller 6000 High Spec PIV (C305101). The reader sends information to the
Controller and acts upon information sent from the Controller. The reader itself does not make any
access decisions
The reader can be mounted on a rectangular 50 mm x 75 mm (2 in x 3 in) flush box, a BS 4662 British
Standard square flush box, or any solid flat surface.
For instructions on how to use this product, refer to the "3E3685 User Guide T2x Terminal" which can be
downloaded from here: https://security-support.gallagher.com

Reader variants feature summary
The available functionality and supported card technologies for each variant are shown below.

Reader Product Cardax IV HBUS Functionality HBUS Cards Bluetooth®
Variant Codes Supported Supported Supported
From From
T21 PIV C305500 None Access Control vHT4.2//b48 PIV, PIV-I, CAC, None
Reader C305501 Alarms Management (vEL7.50) TWIC, Mifare
Fence Zone Management DESFire EV1,
Mifare Plus
and Mifare
Classic cards
T21 PIV C305510 None Access Control vHT4.2//b48 PIV, PIV-I, CAC, vHT4.2//b48
Reader C305511 Alarms Management (vEL7.50) TWIC, Mifare (vEL7.60)
Multi Fence Zone Management DESFire EV1,
Tech Mifare Plus,
Mifare Classic
and 125 KHz
cards

The following is not supported by the T21 PIV Reader:
• PIV PIN to PACS
• PIN is User Code (for PIV card access)
• Duress (for PIV card access)

Note: To view the vHT software version used by the reader, press and hold the '#' key for 3 seconds.

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4 Installation

ATTENTION: This equipment contains components that can be damaged by
electrostatic discharge. Ensure both you and the equipment are earthed before
beginning any servicing.

The Gallagher T21 PIV Reader can be mounted on:
• a vertical, rectangular 50 mm x 75 mm (2 in x 3 in) flush box
• a BS 4662 British Standard square flush box
• any solid flat surface
The recommended mounting height for the reader is 1.1 m (3.6 ft) from the floor level to the centre
of the reader. However this may vary in some countries and you should check local regulations for
variations to this height.
Notes:
• Consideration should be given to the installation environment when using Gallagher mobile
credentials, as the Bluetooth® wireless technology read range may be reduced.
• Installation on metal surfaces, particularly those with a large surface area will reduce read range.
The extent to which the range is reduced will depend upon the type of metal surface.
• When mounting on a flush box, the corner screws must be used as well as the flush box screws.
Without corner screws the top of the product is vulnerable to separation from the wall.
1. Ensure the building cable has been run out through the flush box.
If you are not mounting to a flush box, use the reader bezel as a guide, to drill all five holes. Drill
the 13 mm (1/2 inch) diameter centre hole (this is the centre hole for which the building cable
will exit the mounting surface) and the four corner fixing holes. Ensure the centre hole allows
the cable to run freely out through the mounting surface, so that the reader facia can clip into
the bezel.
Note: There is no room for the building cable to be squeezed into the reader bezel. The building
cable must remain within the flush box or wall cavity.
2. Run the building cable through the reader bezel.
3. Secure the bezel to the flush box using the two screws provided.
When securing the bezel to a vertical, rectangular flush box, use the 6-32 UNC screws provided.
When securing the bezel to a BS 4662 British Standard square flush box, use the M3.5 screws
provided.

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Bezel

M3.5 (40 mm) screw 6-32 (32 mm) screw

4. Drill pilot holes for the four corner fixing holes and the tamper tab. Secure the bezel to the
mounting surface using the four corner fixing screws provided. Secure the tamper tab (located
in the bezel) to the mounting surface using the remaining fixing screw provided. It is important
the four corner fixing screws are used to ensure the reader is flush with and tight against the
mounting surface.
Note: It is strongly recommended that you use the screws provided. If an alternative screw is
used, the head must be no larger nor deeper than that of the screw provided.

Bezel

Tamper tab
No. 6 pan
head screw

Building cable

Connect building
cable to terminal
block

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5. The reader connects to a Gallagher Controller 6000 High Spec PIV, a Gallagher 4H/8H HBUS
Module (attached to the Controller 6000 High Spec PIV), or a Gallagher HBUS Door Module
(connected to a Controller 6000 High Spec PIV).
Unplug the reader's terminal block from the PCB. Connect the wires from the building cable to
the terminal block as shown. Plug the terminal block back into the PCB.
HBUS connection: HBUS connection terminated:
Building Cable

Building Cable
HBUS A Green HBUS A Green
HBUS B Brown HBUS B Brown
Negative Black Negative Black
Positive Red Positive Red

+ - B A T + - B A T

If the reader is the end device on the HBUS cable, terminate the reader by connecting a short
piece of wire between terminals T and A.
6. Secure the reader cable using the cable retention peg, as shown in the following diagram.
Plug the reader cable into the connector.

Rear of facia Reader cable retention peg

7. Fit the facia assembly into the bezel by clipping the small lip, into the top of the bezel and holding
the top, press the bottom of the facia assembly down into the bezel.
8. Insert the M3 Torx Post Security screw (using a T10 Torx Post Security screwdriver) through the
hole below the reader facia.
Note: The Torx Post Security screw needs only to be lightly tightened.

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Fit security screw to
secure facia to bezel

9. Removal of the facia assembly is a simple reversal of these steps.
Hint: After removal of the security screw, press the top of the facia. The bottom of the facia will
exit the reader bezel. Alternatively, carefully use an electrical screwdriver to lever the bottom of
the facia away from the bezel.
10. Configure the reader in Command Centre. Refer to the topic "Configuring an HBUS Contact Card
Reader" in the Command Centre Configuration Client Online Help.
11. The reader's contact card slot is rated for 100,000 card insertions. Should the reader's contact
card slot become blocked or wear over time, a replacement bezel including the contact card
reader (C305280 or C305281) can be purchased.

5 Screen brightness

When the reader is in use the screen brightness will be set to full. If the reader hasn't been used for 30
seconds, the screen brightness is dimmed. If the reader hasn't been used for 30 minutes, the screen is
turned off.
Note: The reader screen can be set to on at all times ('Always on' setting enabled on the HBUS Contact
Card Reader item's property page in Command Centre). If this setting is enabled, the reader's screen
will not turn off after 30 minutes, but will dim after 30 seconds of inactivity.

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6 Information screen

To display the supported card technologies and the software version numbers of the reader, press and
hold the '#' key for 3 seconds. The Information screen is displayed.

7 LED indications

LED (squiggle) HBUS indication
3 Flash (Amber) No communications with the Controller.
The terminal screen displays the text 'Connecting...'.
2 Flash (Amber) Communications with the Controller, but terminal is not configured. The
terminal screen displays the text 'Not configured'.
1 Flash (Amber) Configured to a Controller, but terminal is not assigned to a door or elevator
car. Configured to a Controller but the Alarms Terminal has no Alarm Zone(s)
assigned to the Alarms Zones property page.
The terminal screen displays the text 'Not configured'.
On (Green or Red) Fully configured and functioning normally.
If assigned to a door or elevator car:
Green = Access mode is Free
Red = Access mode is Secure
For the Alarms Terminal the LED is green when a user is logged on and red
when logged off.
Flashes Green Access has been granted.
Flashes Red Access has been denied.
Flashing Blue Reading and validating a PIV card. Reading a Gallagher mobile credential.

8 Accessories

Accessory Product Code
T21 Bezel, Black C305280
T21 Bezel, White C305281

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9 Icons

Insert Card Remove Card Armed

Present Card Present Two Cards Enter PIN/Code

Access Granted Access Denied Free Access

Not Allowed Card or Code

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12 Mounting dimensions

95.8 mm (3.8 in)

70 mm (2.8 in)

29 mm (1.1 in)

102 mm (4 in)
45 mm (1.8 in)
83.3 mm (3.3 in)
231.9 mm (9.1 in)

(0.8 in)
20 mm
60.3 mm (2.4 in)

40 mm (1.6 in)

Cable exit within
1.8 x 1.6 inch hole
(45 x 40 mm)

60.3 mm (2.4 in)

IMPORTANT
This picture is not to scale, therefore use the measurements provided.

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==============================
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==============================

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