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1. AMP100 ProxTrak
TM
Portal Reader Installation Manual
1.1 Scope
This document describes the information necessary for physical installation, setup and programming for an
HID Portal Reader. The dimensional, cabling, configuration and programming requirements are described
in detail to provide assistance for the installation process.
HID Portal Reader. The dimensional, cabling, configuration and programming requirements are described
in detail to provide assistance for the installation process.
1.2 Functional Summary
The AMP100 ProxTrak Portal Reader will perform all applicable RF operations (transactions) on any HID
AMT100 Asset tags and HID Prox family Access cards. In addition, the Portal can detect individuals
passing through the Portal. This gives the integrator the ability to control the actions around a doorway that
is monitored by a Portal Reader. Also included are indicators in the form of a Beeper, LED’s and an LCD
Display module. Contact closures from 2 low voltage relays are available, if required by the application, for
CCTV, door strikes or other functions.
AMT100 Asset tags and HID Prox family Access cards. In addition, the Portal can detect individuals
passing through the Portal. This gives the integrator the ability to control the actions around a doorway that
is monitored by a Portal Reader. Also included are indicators in the form of a Beeper, LED’s and an LCD
Display module. Contact closures from 2 low voltage relays are available, if required by the application, for
CCTV, door strikes or other functions.
The exciter circuit in the Reader produces a nominal 125KHz current in the exciter coil resulting in a
125KHz electromagnetic field which provides power and a fundamental clock to a tag. Commands are sent
to the tag by an amplitude modulation sequence of this current resulting in modulation of the field. The
ProxTrak
125KHz electromagnetic field which provides power and a fundamental clock to a tag. Commands are sent
to the tag by an amplitude modulation sequence of this current resulting in modulation of the field. The
ProxTrak
TM
Portal Reader is designed for approval under all applicable emissions regulations.
1.3 FCC Notices
The FCC approval requires that this device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules; Operation is
subject to the following two conditions: 1) This device may not cause harmful interference, 2) This
device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired
operation.
subject to the following two conditions: 1) This device may not cause harmful interference, 2) This
device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired
operation.
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could
void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
1.4 Reference Documents
ProxTrakTM Multi-drop Protocol Specification HID P/N 0200-636
ProxTrak
ProxTrak
TM
Utilities Software Manual HID P/N xxxx-xxx
Wiegand Specification for ProxTrak
TM
Portal HID P/N 0200-635
Atmel Corporation specification for AT24RF08 Asset Identification EEPROM
Asset ID
Asset ID
TM
Programming Specification, IBM PC Company
2. Site Requirements
Because of the high sensitivity required to acquire asset and access tags in a volume the size of a Portal,
some preliminary inspection of the property is required to determine if the site is suitable to install the
ProxTrak Portal Reader. There may be electrical noise generators in the area of the installation that could
prohibit the use of a Portal unless the noise generator can be moved, shielded or replaced. Refer to the
General Interference Guidelines and “Location of other Proximity Readers” sections at the end of this
manual. In addition there is a detailed “Environmental Radio Frequency Noise Test” that can be performed
to verify the site complies with Portal requirements.
some preliminary inspection of the property is required to determine if the site is suitable to install the
ProxTrak Portal Reader. There may be electrical noise generators in the area of the installation that could
prohibit the use of a Portal unless the noise generator can be moved, shielded or replaced. Refer to the
General Interference Guidelines and “Location of other Proximity Readers” sections at the end of this
manual. In addition there is a detailed “Environmental Radio Frequency Noise Test” that can be performed
to verify the site complies with Portal requirements.
2.1 Physical Requirements
2.1.1 Floor
Floor must be level to within .1” over the footprint of the unit (approx. 42” X 42”) also the floor must be
solid and not have any give. The ceiling must be 92” high at the location of the portal.
solid and not have any give. The ceiling must be 92” high at the location of the portal.