Nedap Smartcard-Booster LEGIC User manual

2012-02-21

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Smartcard-Booster LEGIC

Installation Guide

Smartcard-Booster LEGIC

CONTENTS

1INTRODUCTION.......................................................................................................................................................................................3

2INSTALLATION.........................................................................................................................................................................................4

2.1 DIMENSIONS...............................................................................................................................................................................4

2.2 TEMPERATURE CONSIDERATIONS.....................................................................................................................................5

2.3 SOLAR CONTROL WINDSHIELDS.........................................................................................................................................5

3CONFIGURATION....................................................................................................................................................................................6

3.1 CONFIGURATION CARD SET.................................................................................................................................................6

3.2 CONFIGURATION PROCEDURE............................................................................................................................................6

3.3 CONFIGURATION SOFTWARE...............................................................................................................................................7

3.3.1 CREATE A CONFIGURATION CARD...................................................................................................................8

3.3.2 EXAMPLE CONFIGURATION .............................................................................................................................11

3.3.3 BOOSTER CONFIG FILES.....................................................................................................................................11

3.4 TESTING THE CONFIGURATION........................................................................................................................................12

3.4.1 SETUP TEST ENVIRONMENT..............................................................................................................................12

3.4.2 START TESTING......................................................................................................................................................12

4USAGE INFORMATION.......................................................................................................................................................................13

4.1 USING THE SMARTCARD-BOOSTER LEGIC...................................................................................................................13

4.2 READING THE SMARTCARD-BOOSTER LEGIC..............................................................................................................13

5BUZZER INDICATIONS........................................................................................................................................................................14

6BATTERY REPLACEMENT...................................................................................................................................................................15

ATECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS...........................................................................................................................................................16

BPARTNUMBERS....................................................................................................................................................................................16

Smartcard-Booster LEGIC

1INTRODUCTION

The Smartcard-Booster LEGIC is an active dual ID tag enabling simultaneous identification of the inserted LEGIC

smartcard and the embedded vehicle ID resulting in rapid driver and vehicle monitoring.

A LEGIC smart card can be placed in the device (representing driver ID). Additionally a separate ID is

programmed in the Smartcard-Booster (representing vehicle ID). Once configured, the Smartcard-Booster allows

a driver ID badge together with it's embedded vehicle ID to be read from a distance up to 10 meters (33 feet) in

combination with NEDAP TRANSIT readers. This solution substantially enhances the level of security when

controlling activities of vehicles that are regularly used by differentdrivers. Additionally a fully integrated vehicle

and personnel access solutioncan be implemented.

For more details aboutthe NEDAP TRANSIT readerrefer to the TRANSIT installation guide.

The combined vehicle and driver identification is a unique NEDAP patented feature. Optionally the vehicle-ID

can be sacrificed if more information from the LEGIC card is required.

The Smartcard-BoosterLEGIC supports LEGIC Advant and Prime cards.

NEDAP can also supply Booster devices that are able to read NEDAP,EM410x, HID prox or Mifare cards.

The Booster was developed based upon the unique patent of the Nedap dual bandtechnology. Thistechnology

enables reading of the low frequency credit card sized tag by the TRANSIT microwave reader. The microwave

technology in the 2.45GHz band allows identification at a distance up to 10 meters, even at high speeding

passage.

Keyfeatures:

•Combined vehicle and driver identification

•Easy interior mounting

•Push button activation

•Expected lifetime up to 5 years.

•Replaceable batteries(2 x AAA)

FCC ID: CGDBOOSTER6 and IC: 1444A-BOOSTER6

Compliance statement

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules and to RSS210 of Industry Canada.

Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

(1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and

(2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired

operation.

Déclaration Conformité

Cet appareil se conforme aux normes RSS exemptés de license duIndustry Canada.

L'opération est soumis aux deux conditions suivantes

(1) cet appareil ne doitcauser aucune interférence, et

(2) cet appareil doit accepter n'importe quelle interférence, y inclus interférence qui peut causer une

opération non pas voulu de cet appareil.

Warning (Part 15.21)

Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance couldvoid the

user’s authority to operate the equipment.

Smartcard-Booster LEGIC

2INSTALLATION

2.1 DIMENSIONS

The Smartcard-Booster is easily mounted on the interior of the car’s windshield by means of suction cups. Users

should ensure the visual contact between the Booster and any TRANSIT reader is unobstructed with items such

as stickers or metalized windshields (see also chapter2.3 aboutsolar control windshields).

Note: The suctioncups must be faced toward the readerto achieve maximumreading distance.

Dimension inches millimeters

Overall length X 4.37" 111

Overall width Y 2.56" 65

Overall height Z 1.26" 32

Body height H 0.95" 24

Smartcard-Booster 2G dimensions

Dimension inches millimeters

Overall length X 4.57" 116

Overall width Y 2.83" 72

Overall height Z 1.22" 31

Body height Z1 1.02" 26

Smartcard-Booster dimensions

H Z

Smartcard-Booster LEGIC

2.2 TEMPERATURE CONSIDERATIONS

The Smartcard-Booster is designed to operate within the extreme temperature ranges, which oftenoccur behind

a vehicle’s windshield during the winter or summer seasons (-20°C to 85°C). However the LEGIC card inserted in

the Booster may not be designed to withstand such temperatures and could suffer damage as a result.

Nedap advises to remove the LEGIC card when not in use.

CAUTION: DO NOT LEAVE CARD IN ACCESS DEVICE WHEN LEAVING THE VEHICLE, AS THIS PRESENTS A SECURITY

RISK.

CAUTION: DO NOT LEAVE CARD IN ACCESS DEVICE FOR LONG PERIODS OF TIME IN EXTREME HEAT, AS THIS MAY

DAMAGE THE CARD.

2.3 SOLAR CONTROL WINDSHIELDS

From 1997 onwards several car manufacturers introduced vehicles with solar control windshields. The solar

control windshields are equipped with ametalized coating, whichcan block the TRANSITsignal fromthe Booster

mounted on the inside of the windshield of the vehicle.

Most of these windshields have a metal free zone where transponders can be mounted. The metal free zone of

metalized windshields is most often found in the middle of the windshield behind and slightly below the rear

view mirror. In vehicles manufactured after 1998 the metal free zone should be indicated on the window.

We advise the owner to contact the local car dealer if it is not clear where the aperture is exactly positioned in a

certain vehicle and where the transpondershould be mounted.

Smartcard-Booster LEGIC

3CONFIGURATION

The Smartcard-Booster LEGIC is configured by means of configuration cards. This configuration card is a LEGIC

Advant transponder that contains all the information that is required to find the user's segment and read the

data. The Smartcard-Booster LEGIC only accepts a configuration card after configuration isenabled with a master

tokencard.

A newly purchased booster will accept any master token card. Once a master token has been inserted, the

boosterwill only accept that specific master token and cannot be reconfigured with other master tokens.

3.1 CONFIGURATION CARD SET

The configuration cardset contains 3 cards thathave the exact same stamp.

•The master token IAM n/31 enables the programmerto write the configurationcard.

•The master token SAM n/31 enables the booster to acceptthe configuration card.

•The configuration card.

Note: Previously the set contained only 2 cards. The IAM n/31 card was accepted on the Booster aswell as on

the programmer.

A special master token SAM n/32 or IAM n/32 can be purchased to perform a 'master token withdraw'. This will

reset the booster so that it accepts any master token (just like a maiden booster). The 'withdraw' master token

should have the exact same stamp as the original mastertoken.

3.2 CONFIGURATIONPROCEDURE

Follow the procedure below to configure the Smartcard-BoosterLEGIC foryour application.

1. Insert the master token card in the Booster and push the button.

The Booster sounds the buzzer with an increasing frequency (♪

♪

). The Booster will now accept your

configuration data card.

2. Insert the configuration data card in the Booster and push the button.

The Booster sounds the buzzerwith a decreasingfrequency (♪

♪

)to indicate that the configuration is

accepted. Now your booster will read the LEGIC smart cards that meet the conditions defined in your

configuration.

Smartcard-Booster LEGIC

3.3 CONFIGURATIONSOFTWARE

NEDAP has developed a software application that allows system integrators to create configuration cards. This

software canbe downloaded fromour website www.nedapavi.com

Note: A LEGICAdvant programmeris required. Forexample the KABA B-Net 91 07.

LEGIC Booster Config software

Smartcard-Booster LEGIC

3.3.1 CREATE A CONFIGURATION CARD

The configuration card contains the information which user cards are supported and which data on these cards

must be read. Follow the procedure below to create a configurationcard.

1. Specify the OPTIONS (see chapter 3.3.1.1)

2. Specify the SEARCH DEFINITIONS (see chapter 3.3.1.3)

3. Specify the DATA DEFINITIONS (see chapter 3.3.1.4)

4. Load the Master Token IAM.

Place the master token card on the programmer and click 'Authorization', 'Add'.

The message 'Authorization accepted' should appear.

5. `Write the configuration into a transponder.

Place the booster configurationcard on the programmer and click 'Configuration', 'Write TXP'.

The message 'Configuration data written' should appear.

The configuration can be saved in a bcf-file.

3.3.1.1 OPERATING MODE

Operatingmodes:

Dual-ID (Vehicle-ID + Driver-ID)

Driver-ID max. 40 bits (=5 bytes) fromLEGIC smartcard.

Single-ID (onlyDriver-ID)

Driver-ID max. 80 (=10 bytes) bits from LEGIC smart card.

Extended Driver-IDoperatingmodes:

Dual-ID (Vehicle-ID + Driver-ID)

Driver-ID max. 88 bits (=11 bytes) fromLEGIC smartcard.

Single-ID (onlyDriver-ID)

Driver-ID max. 128 bits (=16 bytes) fromLEGIC smartcard.

Smartcard-Booster LEGIC

3.3.1.2 RFID OPTIONS

Enable ISO15693

■

The ISO15693 protocol is always enabled because it is required to read

the configuration cards.

Enable ISO14443A

■Enables reading ISO14443A cards.

Enable LEGIC prime

■Enables reading LEGIC Prime cards.

Enable Inside Contactless

□Enables reading Inside Contactless cards (UIDonly).

Enable FeliCa

□Enables readingSony Felica cards (UIDonly).

Requires Smartcard-BoosterLEGIC 2G.

Enable ISO14443B

□Enables reading ISO14443B cards.

Requires Smartcard-BoosterLEGIC 2G.

3.3.1.3 SEARCH DEFINITIONS

Specify what to search for on the LEGIC card. Up to 3 search definitions can be specified. If no match is found on

searchdefinition 1, then itwill search forthe second.

Search enable

□Disabled

□No authentication

■Withsegmentsearch

Segment number

Number of the desired segmentor start segment for searching with

segmentsearch stamp. First segment is segment number 1.

Segment type

Segment type to be read.

□Any segment type

■Data segment

□Access segment

Segment stamp search

Search string to search a segment with a specific stamp.

Stamp length (prime only)

Stamp length for access to LEGIC prime transponders. Thisparameter is not

interpreted with LEGIC Advant transponders.

Smartcard-Booster LEGIC

3.3.1.4 DATA DEFINITIONS

Specify which data to read. Up to 3 data definitions can be defined (A, B and C). These data definitions can be

allocated to one or more search definitions.

Please make sure that the total length of the data does not exceed the maximum (depending upon the

operating mode. See chapter 3.3.1.1). The total data length is determined by the data type, data length, constant

data for all allocated data definitions. When the data length for the search definition exceeds the maximum the

data will be truncated.

Allocation of data to search

definition

Allocate the data definition to one or more search definitions.

It is also possible to have more than one data definition allocated to the

same search definition.

Data type

Type oftransponderdata to be read.

□Unique ID

□Segment stamp

■

Segment data

Data address

Start address of the first byte to read.

Address 0 is the first byte.See also the

'Stamp length' settingin the search definition forprime transponders.

Data length (in bytes)

Number of data bytes to read.

UID options

UID formatting options:

□Alignmentleftor right

□Include size

□ISO14443A reverse byte order(0x11223344 -> 0x44332211)

□

LEGIC Prime format (0x11223344 -> 0x11443322)

CRC type

CRC calculation across the read data (only for segment data)

■No CRC calculation

□CRC calculation with 8 bits

□CRC calculation with 16 bits

CRC address

Address of CRC when reading data.

CRC options (prime only)

CRC calculation for LEGIC prime transponders coverage.

□Stamp

□

WRP/WRC/RD

Constant Data

For each data definition optionally 1 or 2 bytes of constant dat

a can be

added. This data can be located before or after the transponder data.

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