SE mini reader
- Vladimir Tayzhev
You can purchase this reader from the original manufacturer U-prox
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Function and purpose
Versatile miniature reader for proximity identifiers. Highly secure, open technology OSDPv2 reader. Resistant against moisture, dust, and vandal-proof. Easy to configure. The reader is used together with https://vutlan.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/DEN/pages/2915991553
Features
Tolerates moisture and dust.
Water-proof.
OSDPV2 version.
Works with Mifare Plus cards in SL3 security mode
Reliable optical tamper reduces false tamper alarms.
Low power consumption - smaller energy costs.
Read range 5-10 cm
The reader is always active.
Use cases
Here are some potential use cases for the SE Mini Reader:
Access Control: The SE Mini Reader can be used as part of an access control system, allowing authorized personnel to gain entry to secured areas by presenting their access cards or key fobs.
Time and Attendance Tracking: It can be implemented in workplaces to track employee attendance. Employees can swipe their ID cards to clock in and out, facilitating accurate timekeeping.
Visitor Management: Facilities can use the SE Mini Reader at reception areas to manage visitor access. Visitors can register their information and receive temporary access credentials to enter the premises.
Integration with Security Systems: When connected to a security system, the SE Mini Reader can enhance surveillance capabilities by logging access attempts, allowing security personnel to monitor who enters and exits specific areas.
Smart Lock Control: The reader can be utilized with smart locks in residential or commercial settings, enabling users to control access through RFID technology, enhancing security and convenience.
These use cases highlight the SE Mini Reader's versatility in enhancing security, facilitating transactions, and improving operational efficiency in various environments.
Technical specifications
Function and purpose | Description |
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Used for: | Provides access control of doors. Possible to use different keys, RFID cards and mobile keys. |
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Protocols | Description |
Reads (Supported formats depend on the firmware): | Mifare, 13.56 MHz, ISO14443A, 4, 7, 10 bytes UID: Mifare Classic 1K/4K, Mifare Standard,Mifare Ultralight, Mifare Hi-Memory, Mifare Plus S 2K, Mifare Plus S 4K, Mifare Plus E 1K, Mifare Plus X 2K, Mifare SE 1K, Mifare Plus X 2K, Mifare X 4K, Mifare Plus EV1 2K, Mifare Plus EV1 4K, Mifare DESfire, Mifare DESfire EV1, Mifare DESfire EV2 NFC, 13.56, ISO 14443/15693 NFCm 13.56 MHz, ISO 14443/15693; RFID, 125 kHz: ASK and SK; 2.4 GHz mobile ID |
Read range: | NFC, Mifare and RFID 125 kHz - up to 5 cm, 2.4 GHz radio - adjustable 10cm - 15 m |
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Environmental | Description |
Interfaces: | OSDP |
Operating temperature: | -40°C to +60°C |
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Power | Description |
Power: | +9…+15 VDC, |
Consumption: | < 80mA |
Maximum distance from the unit: | OSDP - up to 1000 m |
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Macanical / Packaging | Description |
Protection: | IP65 |
Case material and colour: | ABS+PC plastic & black |
Weight: | 70g |
Dimensions: | Height 80.46mm, Width 44.28mm, Depth 12.76mm |
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Mounting possibilities: | Wall mount |
Status Indicators: | Green (access granted) / Red (access denied) |
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General | Description |
Manufactured in: | Slovak Republic, E.U., Vutlan s.r.o. |
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Warranty: | 2 years after the purchase date |
Connecting the reader to VT485r (OSDP)
Connect the reader to Vutlan using https://vutlan.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/DEN/pages/2915991553
Connect the reader directly to VT485r:
| VT485r | SE Mini reader conductors | SE Mini reader |
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| +12 | red | +12V |
A+ | green | A+ | |
B- | white | B- | |
GND | black | GND |
Connect the reader to VT485r using an extension cable:
| VT485r | Extension cable conductors | SE Mini reader conductors | SE Mini reader |
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| +12 | yellow | red | +12V |
A+ | brown | green | A+ | |
B- | green | white | B- | |
GND | white | black | GND |
Configure SE mni reader
The reader should have the following options:
Factory reset: Yes
Output interface: OSDP
In reading card: Absent
Conductors
Conductor | Color |
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+12V | Red |
GND | Black |
Data0 (WD0) | Green |
Data1 (WD1) | White |
Red LED (RD) | Brown |
Green LED (GN) | Orange |
Beep | Blue |
Hold or sync | Yellow |
Drawings
Picture | Description
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Reader | |
Mount plate |
Installation
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| Unscrew the M3 bolt from the reader. |
2 | User a screwdriver to push out two back panels from the reader. Pull the mount plate marked in orange from the reader. | |
3 | The mount plate (back panel) can be installed on to a wall using dowels and screws. Warning: Range decreases on metal surfaces. | |
4 | Screw M3 screw back in |
Readers near each other (close installation of readers)
If readers are located near each other, you can connect the yellow cables from one reader to another.
We are talking about synchronizing radio pulses on 125 kHz with close installation of readers.
Mobile ID
The reader supports Mobile IDs (2.4 GHz). Mobile phone read range from the reader is around 0-50cm (tested on iPhone 12).
You can purchase QR code keys. They look like this:
List of tested Mobile ID applications on a mobile that we advise:
Application | Apple | Android |
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U-Prox Mobile ID | https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.a2softin.acid&hl=en&gl=US&pli=1 | |
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Once you have purchased and added the keys to your mobile phone, the method of adding keys to a Vutlan web interface is the same as adding an RFID card.
Package content
External page included https://vutlan.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/DEN/pages/3056828422
Copyright:
Vutlan s.r.o.
Remote Infrastructure Monitoring and Control
43 ul.Svornosti, 821 06 Bratislava,
Slovak Republic, E.U.
www.vutlan.com