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MDR300-0-0-GB-08 

July 2015 

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Setting Single Key 8-bit Burst Mode 

1.  Press and hold down key '2' until the Reader beeps continuously. 
2.  Enter ‘018’ and finish by pressing the Hash Key (#). 
3.  On acceptance of the change, the Status LED will change to Green. 
4.  If the change is rejected the Status LED will change to Red. 

Entering a Facility Code 

A Facility Code only applies when PIN-codes are used.  It is reported as part of the 

Wiegand code and can be used to link a set of Multi-discipline Readers to a particular 

Site.  
A Facility Code can be entered into the Reader's memory.  To set the Facility Code, do 

the following: 
1.  Press and hold down key '1' for 3 seconds.  The Status LED will enter a fast flash 

Amber Mode. 

2.  Enter the Facility Code in the range 0 to 255 and finish by pressing the Hash Key 

(#). 

3.  On acceptance of the Facility Code the Status LED will briefly change to Green 

and the Buzzer will sound. 

4.  If the Facility Code is rejected the Status LED will change to Red for a longer 

period and the Buzzer will sound. 

Power-on Self-test 

The Power-on Self-test tests the RAM and Flash Checksums. 
If any parameter in the Self-test fails, the Multi-discipline Reader emits a continuous 

beep for 2 seconds.   
When the Multi-discipline Reader passes the Self-test, it emits two short beeps, each 

200 ms in duration, separated by a 200 ms inter-beep pause. 
When the Multi-discipline Reader is connected, check that the Status LED is illuminated 

Red (steady).  This will confirm that the connection is correct and working. 

Serial Number Label 

1.  Once the Multi-discipline Reader is installed, sketch a rough site plan.   
2.  Attach the Multi-discipline Reader’s loose Serial Number Label and the Terminal or 

Controller’s Fixed Address Label, to the sketched site plan in the position of the 

Multi-discipline Reader.   

The Multi-discipline Reader does not have its own Fixed Address.  When connected to 

a Terminal or Controller the Multi-discipline Reader is assigned one of the available 

Fixed Addresses.  
The Serial Number Label identifies the type of Multi-discipline Reader, and the Fixed 

Address Label (shipped with the Terminal or Controller) identifies the Fixed Addresses.  

Both these labels should be attached to the site plan to assist in identifying the 

hardware once an Auto-ID is performed.  
 

 

Summary of Contents for HRK900-0-5-GB Series

Page 1: ...FARE Tags NOTE HID FeliCa and MIFARE are registered trademarks of HID Global Corporation an ASSA ABLOY Group Brand The Sony Corporation and Koninklijke Phillips Electronics N V respectively Working En...

Page 2: ...all Indicators on 100 1 2 Wiegand Bus Electrical Interface 0 and 1 Data streams Data Format Tag information 44 bit or 26 bit Wiegand Key information 26 bit Wiegand only Inputs Quantity 4 Type Dry Con...

Page 3: ...amper HRK900 HRK901 Open Collector Output on Purple Line GND reference on Grey Line NOTE In OEM applications connect the Purple and Grey wires to a Dry Contact Input In Access Portal Systems connectin...

Page 4: ...amming Pin An Allen Key 2 mm An extra Hexagonal Screw M3 x 8 mm An extra Serial Number Label The Junction Box Reader consists of a Front Cover and a Backing Plate Assembly the Front Cover is attached...

Page 5: ...face CAUTION You may install Multi discipline Readers in an open environment To do this apply a slanted strip of general purpose black silicone based sealant between the mounting surface and the Backi...

Page 6: ...015 Page 6 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS Connecting the Multi discipline Reader Figure 2 to Figure 7 show typical connections for the Multi discipline Reader Figure 1 Multi Discipline Reader connected to the...

Page 7: ...MDR300 0 0 GB 08 July 2015 Page 7 Figure 2 Multi discipline Reader Connected to the Impro iTRT...

Page 8: ...MDR300 0 0 GB 08 July 2015 Page 8 Figure 3 Multi discipline Reader Connected to the IXP20 Controller...

Page 9: ...MDR300 0 0 GB 08 July 2015 Page 9 Figure 4 Multi discipline Reader Connected to the IXP220 Controller...

Page 10: ...MDR300 0 0 GB 08 July 2015 Page 10 Figure 5 Multi discipline Reader Connected to the Impro MfT...

Page 11: ...MDR300 0 0 GB 08 July 2015 Page 11 Figure 6 Multi discipline Reader Connected to the Impro TA or Impro iTA...

Page 12: ...MDR300 0 0 GB 08 July 2015 Page 12 Figure 7 Multi discipline Reader Connected to the Impro RS or Impro RH...

Page 13: ...eaders offer four different Output Mode Combinations Select the Output Mode by doing the following 1 On the back of the Multi discipline Reader locate and bridge the two stand alone Pins using the 2 W...

Page 14: ...e range 00000 to 65535 Wiegand protocol constraints disallow PIN codes from 65536 to 99999 In this case the Status LED turns Red and the Buzzer activates for 2 seconds The Reader can accept 1 to 4 dig...

Page 15: ...where parity is added NOTE If 00 is entered for the key buffer length then the Key Mode reverts to PIN Mode 3 On acceptance of the setting the Status LED changes to Green 4 If the settings are reject...

Page 16: ...t The Power on Self test tests the RAM and Flash Checksums If any parameter in the Self test fails the Multi discipline Reader emits a continuous beep for 2 seconds When the Multi discipline Reader pa...

Page 17: ...2015 Page 17 GUARANTEE OR WARRANTY This product conforms to our Guarantee or Warranty details placed on our Web Site to read further please go to www impro net CE STATUS Models Status MDK901 HRW900 MD...

Page 18: ...MDR300 0 0 GB 08 July 2015 Page 18 User Notes...

Page 19: ...MDR300 0 0 GB 08 July 2015 Page 19 User Notes...

Page 20: ...03 5 0 GB XX HRW902 5 0 GB XX MDR901 5 0 GB XX HRW900 5 0 GB XX MDK900 5 0 GB XX HRW901 5 0 GB XX HRK900 0 5 GB XX HRK901 0 5 GB XX The last two digits of the Impro stock code indicate the issue statu...

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