Schlage PIM400 Data Sheet
Schlage PIM400 is a Panel Interface Module designed for RS-485 communication, enabling seamless integration with select access control panels and eliminating the need for reader interface modules. It supports up to 16 wireless access devices like AD-400/401 locks, providing long-range and reliable communications through 900 MHz spread spectrum RF technology. Featuring AES-128 bit encrypted spread spectrum transmissions, the PIM400 ensures secure data transfer. With five visual indicators, it offers quick status updates, and its flash memory allows for easy firmware upgrades.
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PIM400-485
Panel Interface Module for RS-485 communication
Overview
The PIM400-485 seamlessly integrates to select access control panels via RS-485, eliminating the need for reader interface modules. Each PIM400-485 supports up to
16 wireless access devices such as AD-400/401 locks.
Reliability
Reliable communications result from several technological advances and incorporated features. 900 MHz spread spectrum technology enables high transmission power in a license-free band. Error detection algorithm maintains data integrity on each transmission, and redundant transmissions ensure communication success. Periodic
“heartbeat” signals provide supervision and assure reliable RF communications are maintained. Lastly, dynamic channel switching (DCS) can be enabled to overcome harsh
RF environments by automatically changing channels to avoid potential interference.
Security
Used extensively by government and military organizations, spread spectrum technology provides significant security advantages over conventional transmission methods. Wireless access devices utilize spread spectrum transmissions, which are encrypted with AES 128-bit keys, to yield a system that is virtually uncompromisable. In addition, scalability is virtually unlimited as each AD-Series wireless access module has nearly a million addresses to choose from during the linking process.
Centralized lock/unlock command in 10 seconds or less
Patent-pending Wake-Up on Radio (WOR) feature drives communication from the
PIM400 to any or all linked wireless devices in 10 seconds or less. This innovative feature works efficiently in parallel with periodic “heartbeat”, to maintain up to 2 year battery life on wireless devices such as the AD-400/401 locks. Response rate can be field configured down to 1 second with consideration of battery life. When Wake-Up on Radio is used in critical applications, dynamic channel switching should also be enabled.
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Features and benefits
§ 900 MHz spread spectrum RF technology for long range, reliable communications
§ Automatic linking to remote wireless access points with 10 channel frequencies to select from enables easy commissioning
§ AES-128 bit encrypted spread spectrum transmissions
§ 5 visual indicators to quickly pinpoint and display status
§ Flash memory for easy firmware upgrades
§ Certifications: NEMA 1, 4, 4X, 6; UL 294;
FCC Part 15; RoHS; Industry Canada (IC)
§ Redesigned with smaller footprint
PIM400-485 specifications
Frequency range
Modulation
RF interference avoidance
902-928 MHz
900 MHz spread spectrum, direct sequence, 10 channels
Optional dynamic channel switching
AES-128 bit key (optional) Transmission/encryption
Credential verification time
Communication range
< 1 second 1
Up to 200 ft (61 m) with obstructions
Up to 1000 ft (305 m) clear line of sight
Up to 2000 ft (609 m) line of sight with high gain antenna on PIM400
Up to 4000 ft (1219 m) line of sight with high gain antennas on
PIM400 and WRI400
5 LEDs for status indicators Visual/audible communications
System interface
Power supply
Voltage range
Max current requirement
Operating temperature
Operating humidity
Dimensions (H x W x D)
RS-485
12 VDC or 24 VDC
9.5 VDC to 26 VDC
Up to 250 mA
Weight
Cable specifications
Data rate
Certifications
-31° to 151°F (-35° to 66°C)
0% to 100% non-condensing
6.3" x 3.2" x 2.2"
(16.0 cm x 8.13 cm x 5.59 cm)
1.25 lb (.56 kg)
DC power Input: 18AWG, 2 conductor (Belden 8760 or equivalent) up to 1000 ft (305 m)
PIM400-485 to ACP: 24AWG, 2 or 4 conductor shielded (Belden
9842, 9841 or equivalent) up to 4000 ft (1219 m)
RF: 40 kbps; RS-485: 9.6 kbps
NEMA 1, 4, 4X, 6; UL 294; FCC Part 15; Industry Canada (IC); RoHS
Ordering information
§ PIM400-485 –Panel Interface Module with outdoor enclosure standard. Supports up to
16 access points via RS-485 with select brands of access control panels.
Optional accessories
§ ANT400-REM-I/O – Omni-directional remote indoor/ outdoor antenna module. Requires available grounding kit (MGB+MCA5) for outdoor installations
§ ANT400-REM-I/O+6dB – Directional, flat panel, remote indoor/outdoor antenna with 6dB of gain. Requires available grounding kit (MGB+MCA5) for outdoor installations
§ MGB+MCA5 – Grounding kit for outdoor installations
§ ANT400-REM-CEILING – Omni-directional ceiling mount indoor remote antenna
§ ANT400-REM-HALL – Bi-directional indoor hall application remote antenna
§ HHD Kit-USB – Handheld device with SUS installed and HH-USB cable
§ 593PI-12DC – 12 VDC power supply
1 Dependant on latency time of access control panel.
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Additional features
Reliable communications
900 MHz band enables longer transmission ranges. In general, signal propagation with longer wavelengths travel a greater distance and penetrate through, and around objects better than signals with shorter wavelengths.
Online communications (heartbeat)
Regular communications between the AD-Series wireless access module and PIM400 monitor transmission presence and integrity. Online communications enable the PIM400 to download information or instructions such as unlock and relock.
Auto addressing (linking)
One of the final steps in the installation process is called “linking”. Linking ties a specific wireless access module to a selected PIM400 and assigns a unique address. There are over 65,000 unique addresses available per channel, providing nearly a million combinations for virtually unlimited scalability.
Assured communications
A Packet-Error-Rate-Test (PERT) is performed during linking at reduced power levels to ensure reliable communication during operation.
Encoded transmissions
Each RF transmission is encrypted with AES-128 bit keys to provide virtually uncompromisable security.
Tamper
The PIM400 cover is monitored by an optical tamper switch.
Visual indications
§ Power on
§ Microprocessor running
§ Linking status
§ PIM receiving RF data
§ PIM transmitting RF data
§ PIM receiving RS-485 data
§ PIM transmitting RS-485 data
§ PIM firmware version
§ PIM tamper status
Access point status available through
RS-485 connection
§ Card and keypad data
§ Door position
§ Loss of RF communication
§ Request-to-exit
§ Request-to-enter
§ Low battery
§ PIM tamper
§ Mechanical key override
§ Deadbolt position
§ Interior cover tamper guard
§ Lock/unlock status
§ Interior push button
Configurable items from PIM400-485
§ Wake-Up on Radio (WOR)
§ Heartbeat frequency
§ Relock parameters
§ Card data format conversion
§ Extended unlock
§ Fail safe/fail secure/fail as-is
§ Door held pre-alarm
§ Cache memory parameters
§ Dynamic channel switching (DCS)
§ Reader configuration
§ Keypad configuration
§ Inside pushbutton configuration
§ User interface configuration
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