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• Easy way to equip ANY Wiegand input access
control panel with radio transmitter access.
• Connects as easily as card readers;
transmitters are added like cards, with no
software changes required.
• Keyless entry offers user convenience, safety,
and security for triggering gates, barrier arms,
and doors.
• Ideal way to facilitate handicapped access.
• Multi -button transmitters can double as
personal emergency devices for triggering
security alarms.
• RF input/Wiegand output receiver supports
26, 30, or 31-bit data formats.
• Wide selection of MegaCode (over 1 million
codes) format transmitters, with available block
coding.
• Field adjustable read range —from
500 feet.
• Facility and ID codes tailored to sl
requirements.
• Weather -resistant case for mounth
outdoors or in.
Any existing access control system can
be equipped with radio -based proximity
sensing, by the simple addition of
L near's Radio Reader (Model WOR).
Keyless entry, handicapped access, and
emergency alert functions are easy
to achieve with this wireless control
technology.
With a read range of up to 500 feet, Linear
transmitters facilitate handicapped access far more than
close proximity or contact devices. For adding security
at sites such as college campuses and parking garages,
multichannel models allow access control and "panic
button" functions to be combined in a single device.
The WOR uses a Wiegand output format (26, 30,
and 31-bit supported) that interfaces to virtually any
commercial access control panel. Long-range transmitters
can be added as easily as Wiegand cards, and without
software changes. Facility and ID codes can be matched
to system requirements.
The 500 foot range of the WOR is made possible
by superheterodyne receiver technology. It is supplied
with a local whip antenna that screws directly onto
the receiver's top conmector.Ttwo remote antennas
are also available: the directional EXA-2000 or the
oinni-directional EXA-1000, both of which wire to the
receiver's antenna connector with type RG-59 cable Ali
trol is included to limit the maximum
the WOR can achieve, if required.
ED acts as a status display. It lights
:eiver is getting do power from the
r and turns green when access is
smitter.The radio LED lights when the
s a transmission and can be used for
troubleshooting and verifying system
performance. Receiver test points are
provided for listening to incoming
signals.
The WOR is housed in a
weather -resistant enclosure, so it
can be mounted outdoors or inside.
Gaskets and a weather -tight wiring
strain relief seals the unit from the
elements.
General Specifications
RADIO FREQUENCY
Frequency: 318 MHz
Bandwidth: 300 KHz minimum
Image Rejection: 40 dB
LO Reradiation: 200 µV/meter @ 3 meters (maximum)
Data Format: MegaCode
Sensitivity: A 00 dBm minimum
Sensitivity Adjustment: 20 dB variable attenuation at the
antenna input
INPUTS
Power: terminal block input "+" and "Grid"; input voltage
operation 5 Vdc regulated or unregulated between +6 to +24
Vdc with reverse polarity protection
Hold: terminal block input "Hold"; follows standard Wiegand
hold line conventions; hold line can be
overridden via dip switch
Antenna: 9-1/2 in whip antenna with F-connector
(supplied)
OUTPUTS
Data: terminal block output "Data 0" and "Data 1 ";
standard Wiegand electrical and protocol interface
LEDs: Red RF activity LED indicates RF activity at 318 MHz;
red/green decode LED is green during Wiegand
data transmissions and receiver hold timing window
(if enabled) after any output transmission, otherwise it is off
unless hold enable is selected, in which case LED
will remain red until hold is removed by host system
CONTROLS
Pushbutton: momentary switch labeled "Program" used to
configure microprocessor after system option selection and
configuration
Dip Switches:
Receiver Facility Code: four positions to select 1 of 16 possible
MegaCode facility codes; if code 0 is selected, the receiver will
validate any received facility code; any other selection requires
the transmitters' facility code to match the receiver facility code
selection for validation
Output Facility Code: 16 positions to select one of 65,536
possible facility codes; a selected output format may not use all
16 bits
Output Format: 3 positions for selecting either 26-bit, 30-bit,
or 31-bit Wiegand output format
Button Disable: 5 positions, each corresponding to 1 of 5
possible MegaCode transmitter buttons — left or top left, right
or top right, bottom left, bottom right, top
Receiver Lockout Disable: 1 position; if set to ON, the 1
second receiver lockout is not performed
Button Offset: 1 position; if set to ON, the transmitter ID
number is offset with a number based on which button
is pressed:
Button Offset
Left
0
Right
16384
Top
32768
Bottom Left or Right
49152
ENCLOSURE
Weather -resistant, anodized aluminum enclosure with
removable end caps to provide wiring and programming access;
end caps secured with screws
OPERATING TEMPERATURE
-22° to +155°C 00° to +70°C)
ELECTRICAL
Robust RFI and ESD protection for all inputs and outputs,
including antenna input; protection to prevent output errors
during brownouts
WIRING
Five conductor cable up to 300 feet, BELDEN 9929 or
equivalent (24 AWG); up to 500 feet, WEICO 9404 or
equivalent (20 AWG); up to 1,000 feet, CAT-5
AVAILABLE ACCESSORIES
Antennas:
a. EXA-1000: remote, omnidirectional; includes mounting
hardware and five feet of cable
b. EXA-2000: remote, directional -type; including
mounting hardware and ten feet of cable
Vnear
1950 Camino Vida Roble, Suite 150
Carlsbad, CA 92008
(760) 438-7000 (800) 421-1587 Fax (800) 468-1340
www.linearcorp.com
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