uPASS Target | installation guide
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1 Introduction
The uPASS Target reader offers long range (up to 10 meters / 33 feet) identification using the latest UHF technology.
Based on passive (battery free) UHF tags the uPASS Target offers a cost effective and enduring solution for long range
identification.
The uPASS Target reader can be placed near the entrance, door or gate on poles or on the wall with help of the
mounting brackets.
The uPASS Target includes a RS485/RS422, Wiegand/Magstripe, Nedap antenna, TCP/IP and a relay interface. With
these interfaces the uPASS Target can be connected to an Access Control System for authorization. The relay interface
can be used for operating external device (for example doors and gates) based on UHF tag recognition or external
control.
The uPASS Target has 3 digital inputs. With these inputs color of the LED, activation of the relay and the activation of
the UHF reader can be controlled.
TRANSIT compatibility
The uPASS Target reader features a TRANSIT compatible mode. In this mode the reader is fully compatible with the
Nedap TRANSIT, supporting any firmware version developed for the TRANSIT reader, for example P61, P81 and Q70.
See chapter 4 for details how to enable the TRANSIT compatible mode.
1.1 Firmware versions
The uPASS Target reader supports different firmware versions. Below an overview of the available firmware versions
and their key features.
STANDARD firmware
• CR/LF communication protocol.
• Wiegand communication output.
• Magstripe (clock & data) communication output.
• LED control automatic or remote through digital inputs.
OSDP firmware
• OSDP communication protocol according to the SIA OSDP v2.1.6 standard.
• Secure Channel Protocol supported.
• LED control through OSDP commands.
• General purpose inputs (2x) and outputs (4x).
Default the STANDARD firmware is installed.
Perform a firmware update using the UHFTOOL software. See chapter 7.
The firmware update also allows to change from STANDARD to OSDP (or vice versa).
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