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Long-Range Transceiver Configuration Tool Instructions

Overview

The Privaris Long-Range Transceiver (LRT) is an electronic device, that when connected to an

antenna, can communicate with the plusID 90 personal biometric token at distances of up to 100

meters (depending on the antennae selected) to grant access. The transceiver connects to most

existing physical access control systems using a Wiegand interface, or to a PC based interface

using a Serial Cable.

The Transceiver Configuration Tool is the software required for installation of the Privaris

Long-Range Transceiver, for maintenance, and for any changes to the transceiver settings.

The main screen of the Configuration Tool is shown below:

Connecting to the long-range transceiver

To use the software, the computer on which the Transceiver Configuration Tool resides must be

connected to the Long-Range Transceiver (LRT) by a serial port.

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Additionally, the LRT requires an external 12-24V DC .5 amp power supply.

Privaris, Inc. Long-Range Transceiver

11.08.07 Configuration Tool Instructions

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Summary of content (5 pages)

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Long-Range Transceiver Configuration Tool Instructions Overview The Privaris Long-Range Transceiver (LRT) is an electronic device, that when connected to an antenna, can communicate with the plusID 90 personal biometric token at distances of up to 100 meters (depending on the antennae selected) to grant access. The transceiver connects to most existing physical access control systems using a Wiegand interface, or to a PC based interface using a Serial Cable.
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Once connected, the firmware version (F/W) of the LRT is displayed, and the remaining graphic user interfaces become active. The LRT settings are populated with their default values, as shown below. Features of the tool The tool is organized according to the tabs across the top. “Settings” and “Utilities” require an active connection to an LRT, while the “Help” tab is always accessible, providing links to product documentation.
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Management mode This setting controls whether the LRT acts as the controller (Standalone Mode), or whether it is controlled by an external application (Managed Mode). The controller in this instance is what interfaces to the back-end physical access control system (PACS). For example, if the LRT’s Wiegand output is delivered directly to the PACS, it should be set to Standalone Mode.
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2. The preview bar at the bottom displays the key as it is generated. The key changes as the option changes or as the text entered in the “Passphrase” field changes. 3. Select “Export” and choose a location for saving the new key so that it can be easily imported into the plusID Manager. To use an existing key If the transceiver key has already been created within the plusID Manager: • • • Select the “Import a Key” button. Click the “Browse” button to find the file location of the saved key.
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Hyperlinks to the product documentation for the Long-Range Transceiver are included. FCC Statements Part 15.21: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. The manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or TV interference caused by unauthorized modifications to this equipment. Such modifications could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.