| Parameter | Specification 6.70 x 6.05 in (17 x 15.4 cm) 7.32 x 6.61 in (18.6 x 16.8 cm), including Enclosure Input: 12 V DC @ 1.2Amp, 24 V DC @ 600mA |
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| 供電 | (Note: PAM has a <10ms in-rush of ~2.2A on power on) Output Reader Power: 11.5 V DC, 300 mA (each) Dry Contacts |
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| Relays (if equipped) | Coil: 5 V DC, 360mW Contacts: 28 V DC, 5 Amp (resistive loads only) 32° to 120°F (0° to 49°C) 0 to 85% RHNC, Indoor Only Host: 10/100 Ethernet TCP/IP TLS (AES Encryption) |
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| Communication | Smart Card Readers: Two (2) RS-485 FDX Serial Ports Access Control System Reader Interface Module: Two (2) Wiegand Ports |
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| Option | Length Specification 2-conductor, shielded, using Alpha 1292C (22 AWG) or Alpha 2421C |
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| Input Circuits1 | 500 feet (152 m) (18 AWG), or equivalent 2-conductor, using Alpha 1172C (22 AWG) or Alpha 1897C (18 AWG), |
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| Output Circuits1 | 500 feet (152 m) or equivalent |
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| Wiegand | 500 feet (152 m) Alpha 1295C, 22 AWG, 5-conductor, stranded, overall shield |
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| Ethernet | 300 feet (91 m) Cat5, Cat5E, and Cat6 Belden 3108A or equivalent, 22 AWG, 6-conductor, stranded overall |
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| RS-485 | 500 feet (152 m) shield |
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| March 2020 | 7 |
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| Specifications | PLT-01628, Rev. D.5 This page is intentionally left blank. |
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| Section | 3 |
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| Module description | PLT-01628, Rev. D.5 ■ Console: For internal use. ■ SD Card Socket: Insertion point for the SD Card with PAM Firmware. ■ Power Connector: Connects the PAM to the power supply. ■ Ground Connector: Connect the PAM to Earth ( ) using the grounding lug on the PAM ■ Wiegand 1 and 2 Connector: Connects the PAM to the PACS. ■ GP I/O: General Purpose I/O. Reserved for future use. ■ Relay 1 and 2 (if equipp |
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| PIN | Assignment 1 TMP 2 GND ■ Power Failure Monitoring: Enables the system to monitor a normally closed or open (NC/NO) power fail line. This sends a log message back to Reader Services if the power fail line is activated. Typically, this monitoring is done by the PACS. |
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| PLT-01628, Rev. D.5 | Module description |
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| ■ | All TCP ports are closed except for a single port that only accepts authenticated requests from the pivCLASS Reader Services. The default port is 10200. |
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| Item | Quantity |
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| pivCLASS Authentication Module (PAM) | 1 Secure Digital (SD) Card with PAM Firmware (Note: Depending on configuration this may be pre-installed in the PAM) |
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| Jumpers | 6 |
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| Termination Resistors (118 ohm) | 4 1. Obtain an Ethernet cable or switch to connect the PAM. The choices are: ■ Crossover cable connects to the pivCLASS PACS Service Application (for configuration). ■ Straight-through cable connects to a hub or switch. 2. Prepare the UL294 Listed Enclosure. 3. Remove the PAM from its packaging. |
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| Installing the module | PLT-01628, Rev. D.5 |
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| PAM Connections (READER 1 or 2) | Reader (Pigtail) Reader (Terminal) |
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| TR+ | Red/Green GPIO1 (P2-7) |
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| TR- | Tan GPIO2 (P2-6) |
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| R+ | Gray GPIO4 (P2-1) |
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| R- | Pink GPIO3 (P2-2) |
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| GND (Ground) | Black GND (P1-3) |
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| VO (Voltage Out) | Red +VDC (P1-4) and 2. See Section 4.3.1: PAM mounting dimensions. |
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| PAM Connections (WIEGAND 1 or 2) | PACS Panel Connections (READER 1 or 2) |
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| GND | GROUND |
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| D0 | DATA0/DATA |
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| D1 | DATA1/CLOCK |
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| BZR | BEEPER |
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| LED | GREEN LED |
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| DIP Switch | Function When set to OFF, enables Auto Discovery Mode and disables Internet browser capability. 1 When set to ON, enables Internet browser capability and disables Auto Discovery Mode. Note: Out of the box dip switch 1 is set to OFF (Auto Discovery Mode enabled). 2 When set to ON, enables SSH. 3 to 7 Not used. 8 When set to ON at boot up, causes a factory reset. |
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| PAM configuration | PLT-01628, Rev. D.5 |
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| Function | Description Used to configure the network settings that enable the PAM to connect to and communicate with the network. The network can by configured using a Static IP or using DHCP. |
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| PACS Service | Used to enter the PACS connection information. |
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| Trusted Certificates | Used to upload trusted certificates on the PAM and view certificate details. |
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| Signing Certificate | This function provides options to: • View details of the PAM’s Signing Certificate. • Download the PAM’s Self-Signed Signing Certificate to your computer in order to save the certificate to the remote system’s Trusted Store. • Download the PAM’s Certificate Signing Request file in order to send it to an external Certificate Authority for signing. • Upload the external Certificate Authority signed |
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| Change Password | Allows the user to change the access password. |
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| Logout | Logs the user out of the PAM. |
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| Reboot | Reboots the PAM and applies any configuration changes. You will have to log back in after the system restarts. 22 March 2020 |
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| PW_FAIL | activated (input is open), the LED turns RED. Verify the power fail circuit or jumper if the input is not used. Indicates if the PAM is online with Reader Services. If the PAM is online then the LED is GREEN, if FAULT the PAM Is offline/not configured then the LED turns RED. Indicates the corresponding reader port is configured or in use. The LED will be off if the reader is not configured. If the |
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| READER1 | seconds while the PAM attempts to communicate with the reader. |
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| READER2 | Once the PAM has successfully communicated with the reader, the LED blinks green, indicating that the PAM is polling for smart cards. When a card is detected, the LED briefly turns red while data is read from the card. Once card processing is complete, the LED returns to blinking green. |
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| Troubleshooting | PLT-01628, Rev. D.5 WARNING Resetting the PAM to factory defaults permanently erases all configuration settings (including logs, keys and cached validation data). It also returns the module to the factory default IP address (192.168.0.222, with subnet mask 255.255.255.0). These changes are non-recoverable. 1. Remove power from the PAM. 2. Set DIP switch 8 to ON with all other switches OFF. 3. Appl |
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| Important: | Enabling debug logging will cause a large increase in the size of the log file and a possible decrease in system performance. It is therefore recommended that debug logging should only be enabled for short troubleshooting periods and then turned off. |
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| Issue | Description Solution/Workaround |
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| Noise on power | Some power sources are not well Use a UL 294 rated PACS power supply as directed in the |
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| input to PAM | filtered and cause noise to be user manual and required by UL. |
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| passed to the power input on the | Note: A linear or switching power supply with lossy linear |
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| PAM. This noise then couples onto | post regulator filter is likely to provide the best results. |
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| the Ethernet communications | We do not recommend the use of low cost two-prong |
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| causing network communication | switching supplies with very high noise and ripple i.e. |
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| issues. | exceeding 10%. |
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| PAM ground lug | The PAM is installed and the built in Connect the ground lug to an electrical ground on the same |
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| not connected | ground lug is not connected to an circuit as the PAM power supply. |
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| electrical ground causing a | Doing so will make sure the PAM is grounded and no ground |
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| fluctuating ground reference on the | loops are generated. system, primarily impacting the Ethernet communications. |
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| “Green” power | Newer Ethernet switches with If using a Rev A PAM, it is recommended to disable the |
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| dropping voltage | "Green" power can cause a drop in "Green" or auto power negotiation for the port the PAM is |
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| line voltage for the Ethernet | connected to. communications which a Rev A PAM was unable to handle. |
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| PoE capable | The Ethernet port on the PAM is not If using a Rev B PAM, it is recommended to turn off the POE |
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| switch is being | compatible with PoE. power on the port being used. |
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| used | If using a Rev A PAM, turn off the POE capability for the port in the switch the PAM is connected to or use a switch without POE. |
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| Gig-E switch fails | Gig-E/Gigabit Switch is used that Adjust the setting of the port the PAM is connected to a |
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| to auto-negotiate | does not successfully 10/100MB port. If issues are still encountered attempt to set |
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| auto-negotiate speed connection | the port to 100MB full duplex. If that does not result in |
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| with PAM. | improvements then utilize 10MB full duplex. If issues are still encountered it is recommended to try a different brand or model of Ethernet switch. Note: Testing showed no issues with business grade switches, similarly with consumer grade TRENDnet, NETGEAR, and 3Com switches. Issues were encountered with business grade D-Link and consumer grade Dell Gigabit switches. Worst case, use a 10/100 switc |
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| Enterprise | Inability to connect to the PAM Verify that the standard MTU is 1500 and that Port speed is |
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| fibre-capable | through multiple fiber channel set to 10/100. |
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| switch | connected switches. 38 March 2020 |
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