Introduction
This manual provides detailed instructions for the installation, operation, and maintenance of the HID R10 iCLASS SE Reader. The HID R10 is a smart card reader designed for secure access control applications. It supports iCLASS SE technology and features a Wiegand interface for seamless integration into existing security systems. This model, P/N 900NTNNEK00000, is a black, standard security reader with specific LED and buzzer configurations.
Figure 1: Front view of the HID R10 iCLASS SE Reader. This image shows the compact black rectangular device with a red indicator light at the top and a subtle texture on its surface.
Setup
Proper setup is crucial for the optimal performance of your HID R10 iCLASS SE Reader. Follow these steps carefully:
- Mounting Location: Select a suitable mounting location. The reader is designed for indoor or outdoor use, but avoid direct exposure to extreme weather conditions if possible. Ensure the mounting surface is flat and stable.
- Wiring: Connect the reader to your access control panel using the Wiegand interface. Refer to the wiring diagram provided with your access control system for specific pin assignments. The reader typically requires 12V DC power.
- Power Connection: Ensure power is disconnected from the access control panel before making any wiring connections. Connect the power wires (typically red for positive, black for negative) to the appropriate terminals.
- Data Connection: Connect the data wires (typically green for Data 0, white for Data 1) to the Wiegand input terminals on your access control panel.
- Grounding: Ensure proper grounding to prevent electrical interference.
- Testing: After all connections are made, restore power to the access control panel. The reader's LED indicators should illuminate, and the buzzer may sound briefly, indicating successful power-up.
For detailed wiring diagrams, consult the installation guide specific to your access control system and the HID R10 reader's technical documentation.
Operating Instructions
The HID R10 iCLASS SE Reader operates by reading credentials presented to its sensing field. Follow these guidelines for proper operation:
- Presenting Credentials: Hold your iCLASS SE smart card or compatible credential within the operating range of the reader (approximately 1.50" to 3.25").
- Visual Indicators:
- Red LED: Indicates the reader is powered on and in a standby state, awaiting a credential.
- Flashing Green LED: Indicates a successful read of a valid credential.
- Audible Indicators:
- Buzzer On: A short beep will sound upon successful reading of a valid credential.
- Access Grant/Denial: The reader communicates the credential data to the access control panel. The panel then determines whether to grant or deny access based on its programming. The reader's indicators will reflect the read status, not necessarily the access decision.
Maintenance
The HID R10 iCLASS SE Reader is designed for low maintenance. Adhere to the following for continued reliable operation:
- Cleaning: Clean the reader's exterior periodically with a soft, damp cloth. Do not use abrasive cleaners, solvents, or harsh chemicals, as these can damage the housing.
- Inspection: Regularly inspect the reader and its wiring for any signs of physical damage, wear, or loose connections. Address any issues promptly.
- Environmental Conditions: Ensure the reader operates within its specified environmental conditions (temperature, humidity) to prevent premature failure.
- Firmware Updates: Consult HID Global's official website or your system integrator for information on available firmware updates. Firmware updates should only be performed by qualified personnel.
Troubleshooting
If you encounter issues with your HID R10 iCLASS SE Reader, refer to the following common problems and solutions:
| Problem | Possible Cause | Solution |
|---|---|---|
| Reader not powering on (no LED activity) | No power supply; incorrect wiring; faulty power supply. | Verify power connections and voltage (12V DC). Check wiring for shorts or breaks. Test power supply. |
| Reader not reading credentials | Credential out of range; incompatible credential type; reader malfunction. | Ensure credential is within 1.5" to 3.25" of the reader. Verify credential is an iCLASS SE compatible smart card. Test with a known good credential. |
| Green LED flashes, but access is denied | Access control panel issue; credential not authorized in the system. | This indicates the reader is functioning. Check the access control panel's logs and programming to ensure the credential is valid and authorized. |
| Intermittent reading issues | Electrical interference; loose wiring; damaged reader. | Check for sources of electromagnetic interference. Secure all wiring connections. If issues persist, the reader may need replacement. |
If the problem persists after attempting these solutions, contact a qualified technician or HID Global support.
Specifications
Key technical specifications for the HID R10 iCLASS SE Reader (P/N 900NTNNEK00000):
- Model: 900NTNNEK00000
- Brand: HID Global
- Connectivity Technology: Cable
- Media Supported: Smart Card (iCLASS SE)
- Operating Range: 1.50" to 3.25" (3.8 cm to 8.3 cm)
- Interfaces: Wiegand
- Color: Black
- LED Indicators: Red (Standby), Flashing Green (Successful Read)
- Buzzer: On (for successful read)
- Security: Standard 1 Security
- Output Format: 32 Bit
- Item Weight: 7 ounces (approx. 198 grams)
- Product Dimensions (LxWxH): 7.2 x 4.79 x 2 inches (approx. 18.3 x 12.2 x 5.1 cm)
- Manufacturer: HID FARGO
- First Available Date: July 7, 2013
Warranty and Support
For information regarding the warranty coverage for your HID R10 iCLASS SE Reader, please refer to the warranty documentation provided at the time of purchase or visit the official HID Global website. Warranty terms and conditions may vary by region and distributor.
For technical support, product inquiries, or to report issues not covered in this manual, please contact HID Global customer support or your authorized HID Global distributor. You can find contact information on the official HID Global website: www.hidglobal.com.
