Details on reader configuration, administration and general functionality are contained in the Cheetah SE Reader User Guide.

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1 Innometriks Cheetah SE Reader Quick Start Guide REVISION B0 APRIL 2018 Overview This guide provides quick start installation and connection information for the Cheetah SE Reader models. The reader is configured using the web browser. See Browser Based Administration on Page 12. Default or configured settings can be displayed using the keypad. See Keypad Operation on Page 11. NOTE Details on reader configuration, administration and general functionality are contained in the Cheetah SE Reader User Guide. Figure 1: Contactless and Contactless/Contact Cheetah SE Reader Models Figure 1 on Page 1 shows the indoor contactless and contactless/contact models of the readers. In addition, there are outdoor models with the same dimensions as their indoor counterparts. Over the keypad of every reader are four function keys, F1 to F4, from left to right. Ordering Codes Table 1: Cheetah SE Reader Product Codes Product Codes INN-SECHTA-RF INN-SECHTA-CT INN-SECHTA-RFO INN-SECHTA-CTO Description Indoor: RF Only (Contactless) Indoor: RF and Contact Outdoor: RF Only (Contactless) Outdoor: RF and Contact

2 Features The Innometriks Cheetah SE Reader is a networked smart card reader that provides: Compact design Smart card authentication - contactless or contact reader models HID SE module contactless Smart Reader Carrier frequency of the RF interface: MHz. Supported card formats: iclass, PIV, PIV-I, CAC, TWIC, MIFARE, DESFire, EV1, EV2, smart card CSN, HID SEOS. Microchip SEC1210 Smart Card Reader (contact) & HID SE module (contactless) The HID module supports all features above. Standard smart cards are supported: CAC, PIV, PIV-I, TWIC. A slot at the bottom of the reader accepts insertion of these chip cards. NOTE MIFARE proximity cards are Underwriters Laboratories (UL) tested for contactless authentication. 200 bit PIV and 128 bit PIV-I are UL tested for contact and contactless authentication. Controller communications Gigabit Ethernet communication, used for configuration and troubleshooting Supports both RM and OSDP protocols RM communication to the istar Ultra or istar Ultra SE panel. OSDP communication is supported from the reader through an RS485 connector then to any PACS (physical access control system) which supports OSDP. NOTE Innometriks services communicate with readers across TCP/IP using ports 5001 and In environments with multiple network segments, all intermediate routers and switches must be set to forward TCP ports 5001 and Ethernet is not UL tested. Connect Ethernet only when configuring or troubleshooting the reader. OSDP is not verified by UL. LCD display - 2x16 characters; adjustable brightness set via keypad Keypad - 3x4 touchpad for adjusting LCD display brightness and displaying reader parameters Contains numerals 0-9 and four unmarked function keys F1 to F4, over the numerals Buzzer - Indicates card read has occurred Inputs/Outputs Two supervised inputs Two physical outputs: one dry contact relay, one optically isolated TTL output One virtual output NOTE The optically isolated TTL output also serves as the Normal/Secure switch for some reader profiles. This output indicates the state of the Normal/Secure reader operational mode. Evaluated by UL as a configurable output. The virtual output is used in FICAM to set Secure Mode operation. Both the TTL output and the Virtual output operate as Output Two in RM and will trigger together. Tamper support - enabled in PACS software Three indicator LED light bars LED light bars at the left and right sides of reader show Access Granted, Access Denied or Enter PIN. The LED light bar at the bottom of the contact reader shows reader readiness for inserting a chip card. 2

3 Web browser support and firmware/configuration file manipulations Includes support for updating reader firmware through a web browser. Provides for saving or uploading the reader configuration to/from a file. PACS / Reader formations - single reader, star, daisy chain NOTE The configuration file contains all independent reader settings such as Normal and Secure mode settings, card support configuration, and reader communication options (RM, OSDP). Web browser, firmare updates, and configuration are not UL evaluated. Only the single reader configuration is UL tested. Standards NOTE Cheetah SE readers are UL listed to Standard UL294, Access Control Systems. UL has not evaluated Ethernet or FICAM. Ethernet is not for permanent connection. Do not mount outside of the protected area when access point actuator is controlled by unit's relay outputs. Specifications Network and I/O Cables Table 2: Network and I/O Cables Usage Cable Description Network Cat5 Ethernet - reader to host system. Ethernet connections are used only for configuration and troubleshooting. Do not permanently connect Ethernet. Use standard Ethernet cables and adhere to standard Ethernet distances. Maximum length of this cable is 300 ft (100 m). Data - PACS to reader Recommended Belden #9841 or equivalent The maximum length is 4000 ft (1219 m) between the PACS and the reader. Data - RS485 to reader Twisted pair minimum of 22 AWG For RS485 communications to a reader. You can also use a stranded cable. In either case, you should use a shielded cable when readers communicate in noisy environments. Maximum RS485 wire length is 4000 ft (1219 m). Input The maximum length is 500 ft (152 m) Optical relay The maximum length is 500 ft (152 m) 3

4 Power Source Requirements The Cheetah SE Reader requires nominally 12 VDC at 1 Amp to operate correctly. The power source can be from the power supply on the PACS or can be a separate local supply. The reader must be powered by a compatible UL listed access control panel or a UL294 listed power supply. CAUTION: If you are using a separate local power supply, ensure that the ground of the local supply connects to the ground of the PACS. The local power supply must be a UL listed access control power source. UL 1076 burglar installations require UL 603 listed power supply with minimum 4 hours standby power. Power Wiring The wiring to deliver power to the reader should conform to proper electrical installation practices and codes, and should be of a gauge required to deliver the required voltage and current to the reader without excessive loss or heating. Wiring methods shall be in accordance with the National Electrical Code ANSI/NFPA 70 or CSAC Canadian Electrical Code, Part 1, Safety Standard for Electrical Installations. The recommended power wiring is Belden #8461/8442 twisted pair. The maximum length depends on the wire gauge. Installation This section contains the instructions for wiring the readers and mounting the reader on a wall or similar support. Reader Dimensions Figure 2 on Page 4 shows the physical dimensions of the Cheetah SE readers. The dimensions of the contactless reader are the same as the contact models, except that the contact models have a card insertion slot at the bottom and the contactless models have no slot and have eliminated the recess for that slot. Figure 2: Reader Dimensions Pre-Installation Checks Site Check power, wiring, equipment clearances, and code compliance at the site. Ensure that the mounting site is ready by verifying that: the site has been approved and all wiring complies with UL requirements and other codes, as appropriate. all preliminary site work is complete, and the site is clean and free of dust or other contaminants. an appropriate power supply is accessible. the reader operating temperature is 14 F (-10 C) to F (66 C). When installing the reader, use anchoring systems capable of sustaining a load of at least 25 lb. 4

5 Tools Ensure the proper tools (not supplied) are available: small needle nose pliers, small Phillips screwdriver, small Torx screwdriver, wire strippers. Mounting Plate Figure 3 on Page 5 shows front and back views of the mounting plate for the Cheetah SE readers. Figure 3: Mounting Plate Front and Back Views Installation Instructions To remove the mounting plate from the reader housing: 1. The mounting plate is delivered connected to the reader housing by two Torx screws located at the bottom of the reader housing, as shown in Figure 3 on Page 5. Using a Torx screwdriver, remove the two Torx screws from the bottom of the housing. 2. Separate the mounting plate from the reader housing. 3. Remove the 6-pin and 9-pin Molex connectors from the reader housing if already connected. To wire the connectors: Disconnect all power sources before modifying the wiring. 1. Wiring should use proper ESD procedures and follow instructions shown in Wiring Diagrams on Page Reconnect the Molex connectors to the reader housing. 5

6 To attach gaskets to mounting plate (outdoor installations only): Figure 4: Mounting Plate with Outdoor Gaskets 1. Insert the perimeter gasket to the front of the mounting plate and attach the wall gasket to the rear of the mounting plate (both gaskets supplied loose in the Outdoor Install Kit). See Figure 4 on Page 6. To secure the mounting plate to a support: Figure 2 on Page 4 shows the dimensions of the mounting plate (matches the back plate of the reader). With the mounting plate facing forward, attach the mounting plate to a wall or other support by inserting two or four screws (not supplied) into the mounting plate holes (see Figure 5 on Page 6). The type of screws depends on the type of support used. Figure 5: Mounting Reader to a Support For mounting outdoors, the wall plate will most likely be attached to a brick wall. Suitable screws and wall anchors (not supplied) would be: No. 6 (3.5mm) x 1" long minimum PHIL CSK Tapping Screw A2 Stainless Steel: Figure 6: Screws for attaching reader to brick wall Gauge/Metric: #6 (3.5) dk: ; k (max): 2.10; d (drive): #2 For mounting indoors, wall anchors (not supplied) that can be used include: ANCH PL W/O SCR 7/8L #6 #8 # Butterfly Wall Plug for #6 Screw (for hollow/dry wall) 6

7 Figure 7: Attaching Reader to Mounting Plate To attach the reader housing to the mounting plate: 2. Affix the reader housing to the secured mounting plate. 3. Secure the reader housing to the mounting plate using proper ESD procedures by inserting screws (supplied) into the two seats at the bottom of the reader. The type of screws should be Screw 4-40 UNC x 1/2" CSK Socket 4. Apply power to the reader. Figure 8: Cheetah SE Reader Rear View Table 4: Connector Descriptions Connectors Description A: Ethernet RJ45 connector. Provides network connectivity for applications and browser based reader configuration. B: 9-pin Molex Ground, Power, Bus, RS485, Supervised Inputs. See "FICAM/OSDP Wiring" on page 9 and "RM Wiring" on page 10. C: 6-pin Molex Bus, Relays, Output, Digital/Common Ground. See "FICAM/OSDP Wiring" on page 9 and "RM Wiring" on page 10. Molex 9-Pin Connector Properties Table 5 on Page 8 describes the 9-pin Molex keyed connector. Since the connector is keyed, it can only be inserted into the reader in one configuration, that is, with pin 9 on the left and with pin 1 on the right as you face the rear of the reader. 7

8 Table 5: 9-Pin Molex Connector Properties Pin # Pin Name Properties Wiring 1 GND Chassis Ground Chassis Ground that should be connected to Earth Ground by a low impedance path 2 PowerIN_N Power Negative line From negative terminal of power source 3 PowerIN_P Power Positive line From positive terminal of power source 4 5Vdc 5 VDC outputs at 0.5 amps Optional 5Vdc to external connector 5 RS485-A EIA-485 differential line 1: '+', TxD- /RxD-, or inverting pin 6 RS485-B EIA-485 differential line 2:' ', TxD+/RxD+, or non-inverting pin To PACS Panel RS485 4-pin reader connector. To PACS Panel RS485 4-pin reader connector. 7 GND Signal Ground Reference 8 SUPRV_ INPUT1 9 SUPRV_ INPUT2 Supervised Input 1. Maximum length of 2000 ft (610 m) Supervised Input 2. Maximum length of 2000 ft (610 m) From PACS Panel From PACS Panel Molex 6-pin Connector Properties Table 6 on Page 8 describes the 6-pin Molex keyed connector. Since the connector is keyed, it can only be inserted into the reader in one configuration, that is, with pin 6 on the left and with pin 1 on the right as you face the rear of the reader. Table 6: 6-Pin Molex Connector Properties Pin # Pin Name Properties Wiring 1 5Vdc 5 VDC outputs at 0.5 amps Optional 5Vdc supplied to external connector 2 RELAY1_ COM Relay CO (Common) RLY: RELAY COMMON - typically used where the reader is independent of a PACS system. 3 RELAY_ NC Relay NC (Normally Closed) 4 RELAY_ NO Relay NO (Normally Open) RELAY NORMALLY CLOSED - typically used where the reader is independent of a PACS system. Relay can be used to control magnetic and electric strikes. RLY: RELAY NORMALLY OPEN - typically used where the reader is independent of a PACS system. Relay can be used to control magnetic and electric strikes. 5 CONN_ WOUT0 Output 0 For RM or OSDP to PACS or device 6 GND Signal Ground Reference Table 7 on Page 9 shows additional information regarding circuits. 8

9 Table 7: Circuits Circuit Voltage Current Power input 12 V 0.6 A Power input 24 V 0.3 A Relay Output (dry) 30 VDC 1 A 5 V Output (two connections provided) 5 V 0.5 A (combined maximum) Optical Relay (wet) 5 V 0.05 A Wiring Diagrams Wiring for FICAM/OSDP Connectivity Figure 9 on Page 9 shows an example of FICAM/OSDP wiring. Figure 11 on Page 10 shows wiring for supervised inputs. Figure 9: FICAM/OSDP Wiring Wiring for RM Connectivity Figure 10 on Page 10 shows an example of RM wiring. Figure 11 on Page 10 shows wiring for supervised inputs. 9

10 Figure 10: RM Wiring Wiring Supervised Inputs Figure 11 on Page 10 shows examples of wiring normally closed (NC) and normally open (NO) supervised inputs. The pin numbers refer to the 9-pin Molex connectors (J7) shown in Figure 9 on Page 9 and Figure 10 on Page 10. Figure 11: Examples of Supervised Inputs Setting Up the Reader The default or configured settings for the reader are shown in the reader LCD display. All settings can be changed through browser based administration, except the reader's LCD brightness, which is the only setting configurable at the reader. See Keypad Operation on Page 11 and Browser Based Administration on Page 12. To begin browser based administration, you must get the reader IP Address from the reader LCD display. 10

11 Keypad Operation To Display Configured Settings: Keys Status Screen Display 1. Press function keys F1 and F4 at same time to display the Status Screen. Pressing 1 will redisplay the current firmware version. 2. Press key 2 to display the reader's current IP address. 3. Press key 3 to display Ethernet Status. 4. Press key 4 to display the current Reader Address. 5. Press key 5 to display the current Reader Baud Rate. 6. Key 6 is not used. 7. Press key 7 to display Tamper Status. 11

12 Keys Status Screen Display 8. Press key 8 to display Supervised Inputs. Keys 9 and 0 are not used. Press # to exist the status menu. To Configure Reader Brightness 1. Press keys F2 and F4 simultaneously to display screen contrast setting. Sample text displays on line one; control keys display on line two. a. Use the F2 (for +) or F3 (for -) keys to increase or decrease the display contrast. Default Factory Settings Reader starts by reading a default behavioral profile "RM+CSN". Web user name set to admin ; password set to password IP set to Static IP address set to RM address set to 1 RM baud rate set to 9600 Screen brightness and contrast set to normal setting Browser Based Administration This section provides instructions for using browser-based administration to configure the reader. Network Connection Requirements For each new reader, you must set network parameters before using browser-based administration to complete the configuration across a TCP/IP network connection. Prior to connecting to the network: 1. Have the correct network settings. 2. Ensure the reader is properly wired for 12 Vdc power. 3. Ensure the Ethernet port of the reader is connected to the network. 4. Obtain the IP Address of the reader from its LCD display. See Keypad Operation on Page 11 12

13 Connecting to the Network All readers ship with unprotected access to Administration Mode. The default administrator user name is "admin" and the default password is "password". Additional administrators should be created and the password for the initial administrator should be changed for security purposes. From a web browser, connect to the reader's IP Address. The login screen displays. Figure 12: Login screen Enter the administrator user name and password. Default user name: admin Default password: password The Main Screen displays. Figure 13: Main screen Click on Set Profile to display the default profile: Menu of profile selections: 13

14 Select a profile from the dropdown menu. Click on Continue to configure additional parameters for that profile. Click on Save Profile to restart the reader with the changed profile parameters. Upon the reader restarting, log back in as administrator. Select Network from the main screen. Depending on the reader's setting for Static IP address or DHCP, a screen similar to one of the following is displayed: Figure 14: Ethernet Screens If you make changes to either network screen and select Update Settings, the reader will restart with the changed settings. After logging back in, selecting UTIL tab from main screen displays the utility options. 14

15 From the UTIL menu, to change the browser based administration password, select WEB PASSWORD. To restart the reader with the changed password, select Update Settings. To update reader firmware, select UPDATE and supply the location of a new firmware file. Click the Upload File button to upload the file to the reader and update the firmware. The reader will then restart. To display options to download, upload or restore a configuration file, select CONFIGURATION FILE. To reset the reader to factory defaults, select RESET TO DEFAULT CONFIGURATION. Innometriks Cheetah SE Reader Quick Start Guide To restart the reader select RESTART READER, and after the reader restarts the login screen will be again displayed. 15

16 Support Information Innometriks Support Contact Information Innometriks Inc. 6 Technology Park Drive Westford, MA support@innometriks.com Phone: Use your FTP client and provided credentials to access the ftp.innometriks.com site to download the puchased applications and documentation. Additional Information Canadian Radio Emissions Requirements The digital apparatus does not exceed the Class A limits for radio noise emissions from digital apparatus set out in the Radio Interference Regulations of the Canadian Department of Communications. Le present appareil numerique n emet pas de bruits radioelectriques depassant les limites applicables aux appareils numeriques de la class A prescrites dans le Reglement sur le brouillage radioelectrique edicte par le ministere des Communications du Canada. FCC Digital Device Limitations Radio and Television Interference This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference, in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. In order to maintain compliance with FCC regulations, shielded cables must be used with this equipment. Operation with non-approved equipment or unshielded cables is likely to result in interference to radio and television reception. Caution: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer could void the user s authority to operate this equipment. Cheetah SE Reader is a trademark of Johnson Controls. The trademarks, logos, and service marks displayed on this document are registered in the United States [or other countries]. Any misuse of the trademarks is strictly prohibited and Johnson Controls will aggressively enforce its intellectual property rights to the fullest extent of the law, including pursuit of criminal prosecution wherever necessary. All trademarks not owned by Johnson Controls are the property of their respective owners, and are used with permission or allowed under applicable laws. Products offerings and specifications are subject to change without notice. Actual products may vary from photos. Not all products include all features. Availability varies by region; contact your regional sales manager. This manual is proprietary information of Johnson Controls. Unauthorized reproduction of any portion of this manual is prohibited. The material in this manual is for information purposes only. It is subject to change without notice. Johnson Controls assumes no responsibility for incorrect information this manual may contain Johnson Controls All rights reserved. 16