Gianni Industries specifications DG-600E Stand-alone Proximity Reader, Statement, Features

Features

Allows up to 600 proximity cards and PIN codes

125 KHz Frequency EM-400x compatible chip

Tamper switch and alarm buzzer included

Fully Programmable via keypad and master code

Access mode selectable: card only ； card or PIN ；card+PIN

Supports Wiegand 26/44-bit format auxiliary reader

Logical memory to prevent duplication

Invalid PIN Lock-out

Beeper sound gives of keypad composition

Non-Volatile Memory

Removable memory chip replacement

Statement

The DG-600E stand-alone Proximity Reader serial providing single door access control, and ideal for small controllers application. When DG-600E conjunction with extended auxiliary reader Wiegand 44 / 26-bit format output on outdoor for high security access control integration nowadays and the future, it's designed to mounts on a standard-single-gang electric wall box or on the surface of an interior or exterior wall.

DG-600E runs with 600 proximity cards and PIN codes capacity in reading time max. 0.5 second. Each card is presented to the Reader has to with PIN codes 5 digits password attached for multi-authorized. Logical memory can prevents unauthorized persons from gaining PIN codes entry by trial and error, system will shut down 60 seconds while 5 times of incorrectly password attempted which would e l i m i n a t e a n y r a n d o m a p p l i c a t i o n o f c a r d I D c o d e transmission. Beeper sound gives a proper way of keypad composition for the system in any case to work it goes. Enables various beeper and LED configurations, depending on individual sit requirements.

Build in tamper switch that turns on alarm relay activation to ensure vandal proof and suspend the time-delay overdue. Programmed memory stored to the system for at least 10 years, nevertheless an incidentally power breaking down. The DG-600E is highly reliable, warranted for life and capable of providing the best read range in its class.

GIANNI INDUSTRIES, INC.

No. 13, Zhong Sing Road, Tu-Cheng Industrial Zone,

Tu-Cheng City, Taipei, Taiwan 23678

Tel: 886-2 2267 7986 / Fax: 886-2 2267 9876

E-Mail: info@gianni.com.tw

Website: gianni.tw

DG-600E

Stand-alone Proximity Reader

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Specifications

Operating Voltage: DC +9V to 16V

Current Draw: Average 50mA, Peak 100mA @ 12Vdc

Transmitting Frequency: 125 KHz, EM-400x compatible chip Memory Volume: 600 Proximity cards/tokens and PIN codes

Read Range: Up to 10 cm (Depending on local installation conditions)

Keyboard: 12 digits keypad (0~9, *, #)

Input: Request-to-exit, door reed switch, auxiliary reader Relay Electric Current: 2A MAX @30Vdc, 0.4A @120Vac

Invalid PIN Lock-out: The system will shut down for 60 seconds while 5 times of incorrectly Master Codes enrolled or PIN codes attempted (None beeper signal of keypad activations( Relocking timer:

Strike Time: 1~99 seconds (adjustable) Strike mode: Access Timer or Latch

Alarm Function:

Door Held Open Alarm: 10~990 Door Forced Alarm

Panel Temper Alarm

Auxiliary Reader Format: Wiegand 44 or 26-bit only format (adjustable), hexadecimal (Em 64-bit standard R/O or

compatible)

Case Material: ABS (UL94V0)

Color: Dark gray/ Beige White

Operating Temperature: -20~+70°C

Ambient Humidity: 5~95% relative humidity non-condensing

Visual Signals: 3 LED display with audible Indication

(Red/Yellow/Green)

EMC: Meet CE requirement

Warranty

The product is warranted against defects in material and workmanship while used in normal service for a period of 1 year from the date of sale to the original customer. The GEM policy is one of continual development and improvement; therefore GEM reserves the right to change specifications without notice.

The products are manufactured under an ISO 9 0 0 1 & Q C 0 8 0 0 0 0 C e r t i f i e d Q u a l i t y Management Program environment back its product quality, performance and commitment to customer satisfaction.

Copyright 2008 Gianni industries, inc. All rights reserved. DM-CA-DG-600E Ver. D Published on 2008.05.06