MR50 Single Door Module Setup

MR50 Single Door Module Setup

1.0 Introduction

MR50 S3


The MR50 Series 3 is an enhanced SIO single card reader interface panel dedicated to individual door oversight and provides all the I/O needed for controlling a single door. Each MR50 connects one card reader, two general-purpose input monitor points, and two control relays for access control and security monitoring through an Authentic Mercury intelligent controller.

 

Note: Borealis also support the MR50 Series 2 modules.

 

With two-wire RS-485 connectivity, the MR50 reader port supports OSDP, OSDP Secure Channel, FICAM government profiles, keypads, biometric readers, Wiegand, clock and data, magnetic stripe, F/2F, and supervised F/2F reader technologies. System configuration and setup are provided through Mercury OEM

partner software applications.

 

3.0 Configure the RS-485 Address and Baud Rate

The module's address and the baud rate is set on the module using the bank of jumpers labelled as J2.

 

MR50 jumpers

 

Note 1: Firmware revisions prior to 1.39.1, the 115200 baud rate setting is 2400 baud.

Note 2: Firmware revisions prior to 1.39.1, jumper 8 is not defined, remove jumper.

 

 

4.0 Add the MR50 Module in Borealis

  1. From the Borealis main menu, go to Hardware >> All.

    Main menu all

  2. Expand the controller located on the hardware tree.
  3. Select the TB port that the module is connected to.

    Note: Some controllers have 2 x TB ports (TB2 and TB3), whereas other controllers only have 1 x TB port (TB3).

  4. You will see the port properties located on the right-side of the screen.
  5. Click the ADD PANEL button.
  6. Select MR50 from the drop-down list.
  7. Click the SAVE button.

    Add MR50

  8. Expand the controller port and then select the new module.
  9. The MR50 properties will displayed on the right.
  10. If the module is addressed correctly it should show as online.

    MR50 Online


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