HID iCLASS SE U90 User Manual
Long-range ultra high frequency (uhf) reader
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- Page 1 SE U90 Reader User Guide PLT-01952 Version: A.2 June 2014 hidglobal.com...
- Page 2 This document may not be reproduced, disseminated or republished in any form without the prior written permission of HID Global Corporation. Trademarks HID GLOBAL, HID, the HID logo, iCLASS, iCLASS SE, and U90 are the trademarks or registered trademarks of HID Global Corporation, or its licensors, in the U.S. and other countries. Revision History...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents Overview ..............1 Features . - Page 4 Page iv 5.9 Firmware Tab............. 24 5.10 Network Settings Tab .
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Page 5: Overview
Page 1 Overview The iCLASS SE U90™ Reader is a long-range Ultra High Frequency (UHF) reader that supports all EPC Global Class 1, Gen 2 compliant credentials. Together with HID's multi-CLASS tri-technology UHF credential, the U90 is part of a complete Physical Access Control System (PACS) for gated or monitored parking applications. -
Page 6: Planning
Reader is angled down approximately 20 degrees from the horizontal Power and sensitivity are adjusted to result in 3m to 5m of range with an HID multi-CLASS tri-technology card mounted in a vehicle windshield (see section 6) PLT-01952, Version: A.2... -
Page 7: Location
Page 3 • The ideal installation environment described above is intended to ensure that the reader does not read a vehicle in an adjacent lane or read vehicles that are behind a vehicle sitting at the gate • It is also intended to result in an experience where the driver can go through a gate at a rolling stop instead of coming to a full stop •... -
Page 8: Car Heights
Page 4 2.1.1.3 Car Heights There are many possible car heights that need to be taken into consideration: 2.1.1.4 Mounting Type The reader will need to be installed at a optimal hight and angle to read the cards properly. • Wall •... -
Page 9: Physical Installation
Page 5 Physical Installation Once an installation plan has been defined, the following installation can begin. Reader Position Reader is positioned within 2 meters (~6 feet) of the access gate. Distances greater than this could allow a vehicle to be positioned past the reader’s RF field and therefore the tag can not be read. Positioning the reader at or behind the gate will affect the perceived read range and driving habits. -
Page 10: Installation To The Mounting Surface
Page 6 Installation to the Mounting Surface Note: Many of the steps below can be done before going to the installation site. Remove the reader from the backbox. 2. Mounting holes need to be drilled in the back plate to mate with the mount selected for the site. - Page 11 Page 7 4. The gasket must be modified to match the holes created on this backbox. At a minimum the gasket must not cover the square opening shown below. Note: This is done with scissors. Modified Gasket 5. It is recommended that the gasket be modified to match the area between the mount and the box, to create a seal against the elements (example below).
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Page 12: Wiring
Page 8 Wiring After the cable is brought through the backbox (conduit hole) and connected to the reader the hole must be sealed with RTV silicone to weatherproof the reader. Note: We recommend the use of liquid tight conduit and fittings. RTV silicone can also be used an alternative. -
Page 13: Installing The Reader To The Backbox
Page 9 Installing the Reader to the Backbox Install the reader to the backbox. It is hinged on the top and should fit snugly at the bottom. Note: The sides of the Reader will snap as the features align. 2. Use the 2 screws that were removed earlier to secure at the bottom of the assembled piece. June 2015 PLT-01952, Version: A.2... -
Page 14: Initial Aiming
Page 10 Initial Aiming The Reeder should be aimed at a point in the center of the vehicle lane 6meters (20 feet) from the reader. This will result in approximately a 20° downward angle. This setting will work in most applications. -
Page 15: Setup And Testing Of The Reader
Page 11 Setup and Testing of the Reader Once the Physical installation is complete, the reader is powered up and connected to a laptop, and the U90 Reader Management GUI is displayed, then perform the following steps to configure the reader: Enter the User password to access to the Reader Settings tab. - Page 16 Page 12 The final setup of the reader installation area may take some custom setup for optimum performance. Since there are many installation configurations, a basic example will be used. The reader must be installed and adjusted to an angle to properly read credentials located on the vehicles windshields.
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Page 17: U90 Reader Management Configuration
Page 13 U90 Reader Management Configuration The U90 Reader Management GUI is provided for configuration of the U90 Reader. The following is the instructions for this process. Preparation Before configuring the reader the following items are required. • Laptop with an Ethernet connector •... -
Page 18: Login Window
Page 14 Login Window The Login window allows the user to view the basic Reader Information and to log into the U90 Reader Management configuration GUI. Default login: u90pwd Note: This password should be changed as soon as possible for security reasons. See Section 5.7: Reader Information Tab for information on this process. -
Page 19: Main Window
Page 15 Main Window The U90 Reader Management GUI consists of the following tabbed Sections: Note: The following are links to the sections in this guide. • Reader Information Tab • Reader Settings Tab General Tab I/O Tab OSDP ... -
Page 20: Reader Information Tab
Page 16 Reader Information Tab The Reader Information tab provides basic reader information such as firmware versions and a table of any tags within the readers field. Field Description Firmware Version Displays the current core firmware version running on this unit. MAC Address Displays the MAC address of this unit. - Page 21 Page 17 Field Description Output Level (dBm) Displays the current Output Level (dBm). Displays the access tags that have been read by the Reader. Tags will be removed Access Table from the table when the Grant Access APB time has expired on the specific tag. The Apply Changes button will apply any of the changes that have been made to Apply Changes the configuration (fields will be green) and save them to the configuration.
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Page 22: Reader Settings Tab
Page 18 Reader Settings Tab The Reader Settings tab provides all available settings for the configuration of the reader. The settings consist of configuration for communications, I/O, Region/Tuning, and OSDP. Note: This tab has many sub tabs that will require configuration by the customer. 5.8.1 General Tab The General tab is configurable for either Wiegand or Clock and Data communication. - Page 23 If unsure of the appropriate region, please contact Section : The I/O tab is used for optional HID technical support. See settings such as anti-tamper, external relays, and I’m alive signal. information on the countries supported in each Region.
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Page 24: Region Groups
Page 20 5.8.1.1 Region Groups The following countries are supported by the U90. To set the region for the correct Country, select the Region for the associated Country from the drop-down menu. Country Region Austria Europe Belgium Europe Brazil Brazil Bulgaria Europe Canada... -
Page 25: I/O Tab
Page 21 5.8.2 I/O Tab The I/O tab is used for optional settings such as anti-tamper, external relays, and I’m alive signal. Field Description The reader allows for a hold feature to be used. When hold is active, the reader will not report data. - Page 26 Page 22 Field Description Set this field based on the panel requirements. • 9600 (Default) • 19200 RS485 Baud Rate • 38400 • 57600 • 115200 There are three (3) relays used for visual and audible indicators. • Reader Controlled - The relays will trigger based on the readers output. •...
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Page 27: Osdp
Page 23 5.8.3 OSDP The OSDP tab allows the configuration of Open Supervised Device Protocol. See the SIA OSDP Specification, V2.1.6 for detailed information on OSDP. Note: The OSDP baud rate can be set using the baud rate field in the I/O tab. The baud rate can also be changed via an OSDP command. -
Page 28: Firmware Tab
Page 24 Firmware Tab The Firmware tab provides the ability to update firmware and download or upload configuration files. Field Description Click Browse to locate the upgrade firmware file. Click Upgrade Firmware to begin Section 5.3: General Information Upgrade Firmware the upgrade process. -
Page 29: 5.10 Network Settings Tab
Page 25 5.10 Network Settings Tab The Network Settings tab provides the ability to adjust network settings for a specific installation. Field Description IP Host Name Host name for use with multicast DNS (local) and DHCP Client. Default U90. Enable the DHCP Client to receive an IP address from an external DHCP Server Connection Type for the U90, or manually set the Static IP. -
Page 30: To Change The Password
Page 26 Field Description Confirm User Password Confirm the new password for the device. The Apply Changes button will apply any of the changes that have been made Apply Changes to the configuration (fields will be green) and save them to the configuration. Once saved the green fields should turn back to black. -
Page 31: Restore Default Settings
Page 27 Restore Default Settings The following two procedures are the same, except for placing the jumpers on different pins. The graphic below shows the pins for resetting the user name and password for the U90 Reader Management GUI. To restore the network setting to default: Remove power from the reader. -
Page 32: Credential Location
Page 28 Credential Location The Windshield Card Mount is a simple card carrier designed to attach on the inside of a vehicle windshield and hold a UHF card in a fixed position, that can be easily read by a UHF reader at a vehicle gate. -
Page 33: Troubleshooting
Ensure the 'Data Output' box shows that SIO is selected. flashes BLUE when a The credential is not a credential is presented Obtain correct credential by contacting HID customer Genuine HID credential service at 303-404-6700 with an SIO Connect to reader through Ethernet port and navigate... - Page 34 Page 30 Item Symptom Cause Solution Credential is in the wrong orientation Approach speed too fast Slow down approach Make sure you don't hold your hand in front of the Line of sight is obstructed. credential. Credential location may Adjust credential location in the windshield a few need adjustment for centimeters left/right and/or up/down.
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