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Instruction RFID Manual

The document provides instructions for programming RFID tags to control access to elevator floors using an RFID reader installed on the controller board. Key steps include: 1. Programming a manager tag to allow programming of other tags. 2. Using DIP switches and swiping tags to program user tags and assign them to specific floors. 3. LED patterns indicate status of tag programming and recognition during use. Up to 585 tags can be programmed and stored across all controller boards in a multi-car system, with slaves updating access permissions from the master board.

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Instruction RFID Manual

The document provides instructions for programming RFID tags to control access to elevator floors using an RFID reader installed on the controller board. Key steps include: 1. Programming a manager tag to allow programming of other tags. 2. Using DIP switches and swiping tags to program user tags and assign them to specific floors. 3. LED patterns indicate status of tag programming and recognition during use. Up to 585 tags can be programmed and stored across all controller boards in a multi-car system, with slaves updating access permissions from the master board.

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RFID PROGRAMMING MANUAL

Version 2.01
This manual contains information for programming the RFID tag reader security
software included in software version 2 only (v2.32 or above)

www.smartrise.us | 2601 Fair Oaks Blvd., Sacramento, CA 95864 | 916.457.5129


GETTING STARTED
The Smartrise SRU controller provides a RFID interface which allows the user to program
security tags for each car. Currently, the RFID security feature is only available on a 3-
board system (MR/CT/COP boards) and in software version 2.32 and above.

Requirements
The following shows requirements for programming the RFID tags:
1. Tag programming can only be done from the master board (COP).
2. Group – Only one master COP allowed per group. All other car COP’s are classified as
slaves.
3. Simplex – The COP board must be a master.
Hardware
COP Board RFID Reader RFID Tag
Drive
Port

Dip A

COP board Dip A


The Dip Switch settings you will use on the COP board (Dip A) are as follows:
1. Operating the RFID – Dip Switch #2 on. This is always on for the RFID to operate.
2. Programming a Manager Tag – Dip Switches (#2 & #3) + swiping a Tag will program that
tag as the Manager Tag. This tag is needed for the programming of slave tags.
3. Deleting All Tags – Dip Switches (#2, #3 & #4) + swiping the Manager Tag will delete all
tags. This needs to be done to initialize the board for the first time.
RFID Reader
The reader will plug into the Drive port on the COP board. In a Group system only one car COP
board can be a Master board for programming. All other car COP boards will be slave boards.
The reader should be installed so that the LED’s are visible when powered on and the plate
accessible for scanning the tag when swiped across it.
RFID Tag
A small keychain tag with a numerical ID printed on it. These tags can be programmed as the
Master Tag or as floor tags. The number printed on the tag is used by the software but is not
needed for individual programming. When the tags are programmed they are assigned a
numerical value starting at 000 (Master programmer tag), 001 (1st tag programmed), 002 (2nd
tag programmed), etc. up to max of 585 tags.
PROGRAMMING THE READER
(REQUIRES ACCESS TO COP BOARD)

1. Plug the reader into the COP Drive port using a standard CAT5 cable.
2. Turn on Dip Switch #2. [This will be left on when programming or using the RFID reader].
3. Turn on Dip Switch #3 (#2 & #3 are now on) and swipe a tag across the reader. This will
program that tag as the Manager Tag which will be needed to program the User Tags.
4. Turn on Dip Switch #4 (#2, #3 & #4 are now on) and swipe the Manager Tag (programmed
in step #3). This will delete all tags that may be programmed in system, including the new
Manager Tag programmed in Step #3.
5. Turn off Dip Switch #4 and swipe a tag across the reader reprogramming it as the new
Manager Tag.
6. Turn off Dip Switch #3 (#2 is the only switch that will stay on). Now you’re ready to
program the User tags.

LED Patterns – Programming the Reader


Red / Green Blinking w/short Manager Tag programmed successfully
pause between blinking
Red / Green Blinking w/long Delete all tags successful
pause between blinking

PROGRAMMING THE USER TAGS


1. With the solid red light on, swipe the Manager Tag across the face. You should have a
solid green light with a brief red flash showing the reader is in programming mode.
2. Swipe the un-programmed tag across the reader. The LED should be solid red with a brief
green flash showing that the new tag is recognized. The Car Call Lamps (CCL) will display
the tag ID (001 for 1st tag, 002 for second tag, etc.) in Binary. The following table shows an
example of a 4-stop car and the Car Call Lamps that correspond with the tag ID.

Tag Desc ID# Floor 1 CCL Floor 2 CCL Floor 3 CCL Floor 4 CCL
Master Tag 0000
User Tags 0001 X
0002 X
0003 X X
0004 X
0005 X X
0006 X X
0007 X X X
0008 X
3. Press the DCB button. The reader should now go to “Waiting for floor permissions” with
the red and green LEDs flashing. Perform step “a” or “b” below.
a. Press the Car Call Button(s) for each floor that this tag will unlock when swiped
b. Pressing the DOB during this phase will toggle between giving permission to all or no
floors.
4. Press the DCB button to save tag’s programming and reader goes back to Programming
Mode.
5. Repeat steps 2~3 for each tag to be programmed.
6. When finished programming, and while in Programming Mode, press the DOB to exit
programming mode. This will be done when the LED is solid green with a brief red flash.
The LED should go to solid red which means it is in normal operation mode waiting for a
tag swipe.

LED Patterns – Programming RFID Slave Tags


LED Pattern Description DOB DCB
Programming mode: Allows programmer to
Exits
Solid Green w/ Waiting for new tag to manually enter a tag ID
programming
brief Red flash be swiped or tag ID to be (for modification or
mode
entered with CCBs deletion only)
Verification Mode:
Solid Red w/ brief Advances to “waiting for
New tag recognized (CCL Deletes tag
Green flash floor permissions” mode
displays tag ID)
Toggles
Floor Permissions Mode:
between giving
Red / Green Pressing single or
permission to Saves permissions
Blinking multiple CCB’s will
ALL or NONE
enable those floors.
floors

DCB on floor permission: Save floor permissions and go back to beginning of programming
mode waiting for new tag.
1. The Door Open Button (DOB) and Door Close Button (DCB) handle several functions when
programming the RFID.
a. DOB
i. DOB in Programming Mode: Exit programming mode
ii. DOB when displaying tag ID or after manually entering ID: Deletes tag
iii. DOB when on floor permissions: Toggles between giving permission to ALL or
NONE floors
b. DCB
i. DCB in Programming Mode: Allows programmer to manually enter a tag ID (001,
002, etc. - see table on previous page)
ii. DCB when displaying tag ID: Advances to “waiting for Floor permissions”
iii. DCB when “waiting for floor permissions: Saves Permissions
USING THE RFID USER TAGS
LED Patterns – Operation
Solid Red Normal – Waiting for tag swipe
Solid Green Tag recognized – Unlocking floors programmed for tag
Red Blinking Unrecognized tag

To operate the elevator with RFID tags:


1. Reader displays solid Red LED
2. User swipes the tag across the reader.
a. Reader displays solid Green LED – Push the floor Car Call Button (CCB) that ID tag has
access to.
b. Reader shows blinking Red LED – tag is not recognized. Contact elevator
administrator for assistance.

General Information
Up to 585 tags are supported. Upon power up the master broadcasts tag #1, then #2, #3, etc…
Any slave COPs on the network will save the new broadcasted tag if it is different than its own
local copy.
Worst case update time for a slave (subsequent car COP boards) can be 15-20 minutes after
programming with 2 or more cars if all 585 tags are programmed.
RFID DIMENSIONS

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