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Quick Install sheet | Invexs 190 Readers Mifare Nedap dual technology mullion readers
Version 8.0
Function of LEDs and Beeper is controlled by used application settings of Invexs.
Green and Red LED can be controlled by hardware signals (wire 8 and 10) or RS485NR,
Blue LED indirectly by UL and NA, if this setting is activated (configuration) or by wire
9. Beeper can be controlled by hardware signal (wire 7), RS485NR or software
(configuration).
7. Firmware
Pay attention that the firmware loaded in the Invexs together with the Invexs type and
configuration determines functionality and protocols. Default (from factory) the Invexs handles
the credentials on several ways simultaneously:
• XS cards as: RS485NR, RF badge
• Mifare cards (CSN) as: RS485NR, RF data
The Invexs 190 requires dedicated firmware (not identical to the Invexs 170 firmware)
8. System Configurations (how to connect Invexs readers)
Configurations can be determined by the AEreco (loaded by AEmon or configuration
card)
Check the Convexs Invexs Installation Manual chapter 8 (Available reader Firmware) for
the compatibility for the used readers
Invexs uses existing antenna cabling
(Coax + 3*0,25qmm for LEDs).
On each AEpack
-RF interface an AX1014
must be added. Connections: see AX1014
RF interface AEpacks
Accessor III /
SimpleXS
AX1014
AX1014
AX1014
AX1014
AX1014
AB350
RF interface XS systems
Invexs uses existing antenna cabling
(Coax + 3*0,25qmm for LEDs).
On each XS reader
-RF interface an AB350
must be added. Connections: see AB350
To APx003 readers with RS485 special encrypted
protocol.
(LEDs, Beeper, Keys and Display are
controlled over the RS485 communication)
AEOS RS485 interface
- Third party systems
-
AEOS Wiegand
Wiegand interface
Wiegand output connected to Third party systems
(or to AEOS Wiegand interfaces). LEDs andBeeper
are controlled by hard wiring. (PINcode possible)