User Manual

Invexs 170 readers

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FIRMWARE

Pay attention that the firmware loaded in the Invexs together with the Invexs type and configuration

determines functionality and protocols. For the Invexs with screen contact Nedap.

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

SYSTEM CONFIGURATIONS (how to connect Invexs readers)

Remark: Configurations can be determined by using the configuration card.

Attention: Check the ConvexsInvexs_InstallationGuide chapter 8 (Available reader Firmware) for the

compatibility for the used readers.

TAMPER SWITCH

This tamper switch is an optical device, which is triggered by the amount of light. Depending on the

applied configuration the result of activating the tamper switch can differ.

BEEPER INDICATIONS

Beeper is also used for indication of loading the configuration:

High sound beep (‘happy sound’): Configuration is loaded correct, second high sound beep

indicates that this configuration can be used with this Invexs

Low sound beep (‘unhappy sound’): Configuration is not correct loaded or no configuration

available at startup

Invexs uses existing antenna cabling

(Coax + 3*0,25qmm for LED’s).

On each AEpack-RF interface an AX1014

must be added. Connections: see AX1014

RF interface AEpacks

Accessor III /

SimpleXS

AX1014

AB350

RF interface XS systems

Invexs uses existing antenna cabling

(Coax + 3*0,25qmm for LED’s).

On each XS reader-RF interface an AB350

must be added. Connections: see AB350

To APx003 readers with RS485 special encrypted

protocol. (LED’s, 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). LED’s andBeeper are

controlled by hard wiring. (PINcode possible)