3M Traffic Safety Systems IN110 INfinity 110 HF RFID Reader User Manual
3M Traffic Safety Systems INfinity 110 HF RFID Reader
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INfinity 110 Evaluation Kit USER’S GUIDE V1.0 July 20, 2009 © Copyright 2009 Sirit, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Disclaimer and Limitation of Liability The content of this manual is for information use only and is subject to change without notice. Sirit assumes no responsibility or liability for any errors or inaccuracies that may appear in this publication. No part of this manual may be reproduced in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, recording, or otherwise, without the prior written permission of Sirit. Sirit products are not designed, intended, authorized or warranted to be suitable for life support applications or any other life critical applications which could involve potential risk of death, personal injury, property damage, or environmental damage. About Sirit Sirit Inc. designs, develops, manufactures and sells Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology. Targeted at a diverse set of markets RFID technology has become a core technology for applications including: electronic toll collection, access control, cashless payment systems, product identification, and supply chain management systems including logistics, warehousing and manufacturing, and asset management. Head Office - Canada 372 Bay Street, Suite 1100 Toronto, Ontario, M5H 2W9 Canada Tel: 416.367.1897 Fax: 416.367.1435 Toll Free: 1.800.498.8760 Email: mail@sirit.com Sirit, Inc. - US 1321 Valwood Parkway, Suite 620 Carrollton, Texas 75006 United States Tel: 972.243.7208 Fax: 972.243.8034 Toll Free: 1.866.338.9586 Web: www.sirit.com Preface Preface Intended audience This document is intended for those who wish to use INfinity 110 Evaluation Kit with the integrated INfinity 110 Reader. Before attempting to install, configure, and operate this product, you should be familiar with the following: Windows-based software installation and operation Device communication parameters and serial communications RFID reader configuration including antenna placement and RF Basic digital input/output control What’s in this guide Evaluation Kit Overview – This chapter provides a brief overview of the INfinity 110 Evaluation Kit hardware and software. Evaluation Kit Connections – This chapter describes how to mechanically and electrically install the Evaluation Kit. Smart Label Communicator (SLC) Software Installation – This chapter describes how to install the Microsoft Windows SLC application. Operation – This chapter provides basic instructions for basic operation with the SLC application. SLC – This chapter describes the SLC Graphical User Interface (GUI) and the various functions you can perform with this Microsoft Windows application. Configuration and Maintenance – This chapter provides information for configuring the Evaluation Kit. For detailed command information, refer to the INfinity 110 Protocol Reference Guide. Troubleshooting – This chapter provides tips for troubleshooting the Evaluation kit. Specifications – This chapter detailed mechanical, electrical, and environmental specifications for the Evaluation Kit. Safety Instructions – This chapter provides important safety information about the Evaluation Kit. All users must read this section before installing or operating this Evaluation Kit. INfinity 110 Evaluation Kit Preface What’s New in this Version Version 1.0 of this User’s Guide is the initial release. Conventions used in this manual The following conventions are used in this manual: Bold courier font indicates code entered by the user (values) within parentheses indicate parameters NOTES Important information and other tips are presented in light blue boxes to the left of the applicable section. (values) in italics indicate user defined variables.indicates a variable number used in a function that can apply to several different devices such as antennas or I/O ports. WARNING: Warnings advise the user that a hazardous condition can be created by a particular action that can cause bodily injury or extreme damage to equipment Caution: ii Cautions advise the user that a condition can be created by a particular action that can cause equipment damage or result in equipment operation that violates regulatory requirements. INfinity 110 Evaluation Kit Contents Table of Contents Evaluation Kit Overview ...............................................................................................................................1 Evaluation Kit .......................................................................................................................................2 Evaluation Kit Software ........................................................................................................................3 Evaluation Kit Connections .........................................................................................................................4 Electrical Installation.............................................................................................................................4 Connecting Serial Communications......................................................................................................4 Connecting the Antenna ........................................................................................................................4 Connecting the Power ...........................................................................................................................4 Smart Label Communicator (SLC) Software Installation .......................................................................5 SLC Installation.....................................................................................................................................5 Lotis Downloader Installation...............................................................................................................6 Operation .......................................................................................................................................................9 Basic Operation .....................................................................................................................................9 Determine the Read Range..................................................................................................................11 Read Digital Inputs/Outputs................................................................................................................12 SLC Application .......................................................................................................................................... 13 Tag-it ...................................................................................................................................................14 I-CODE ...............................................................................................................................................15 Inside ...................................................................................................................................................16 EPC/UID .............................................................................................................................................17 ISO14443A..........................................................................................................................................18 ISO14443B..........................................................................................................................................19 ISO15693 ............................................................................................................................................20 Communicator.....................................................................................................................................21 Configuration and Maintenance.............................................................................................................. 22 Setting the Baud Rate ..........................................................................................................................22 Configuring the Digital I/O .................................................................................................................22 Downloading Firmware.......................................................................................................................22 Selecting The Communications Port...............................................................................................23 Selecting the Firmware File and Downloading...............................................................................23 Forcing the Reader into Bootloader Mode ......................................................................................24 Troubleshooting ......................................................................................................................................... 25 INfinity 110 Evaluation Kit iii Contents Specifications ............................................................................................................................................. 26 Evaluation Kit Specifications..............................................................................................................26 Environmental Specifications .............................................................................................................26 Power Supply Specifications...............................................................................................................26 Serial Communications Specifications ...............................................................................................27 Regulatory and Safety Instructions......................................................................................................... 28 RF Safety.............................................................................................................................................28 Regulatory Compliance.......................................................................................................................28 iv INfinity 110 Evaluation Kit 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Evaluation Kit Overview Evaluation Kit Overview The INfinity 110 Evaluation Kit contains a compact multi-protocol Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) reader operating in 13.56 MHz High Frequency (HF) band along with interface board, antenna, and power supply. The Evaluation Kit supports multiple tag protocols and is compatible with numerous global standards. This product is compliant to FCC Part 15 and ETSI EN300-330 specifications. Specific features of INfinity 110 Evaluation kit include: Read-from and write-to most leading 13.56 MHz transponders Secure firmware download capability via the serial interface Accepts firmware updates to support future tags Configurable baud rate Configurable start-up speed Single 9 VDC power supply operation Two user input lines and two user output lines The INfinity 110 Evaluation Kit supports the following protocols: INfinity 110 Evaluation Kit ISO 15693 ISO 14443 A & B ISO 18000-3 Mode 1 Inside PicoTag™ NXP EPC NXP UID NXP I-CODE NXP Mifare Ultralite TI-RFID™ Tag-it™ 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Evaluation Kit Overview Evaluation Kit The INfinity 110 Evaluation Kit (PN IN110K-001) consists of a INfinity 110 Reader, Interface Board, antenna, power supply and cabling. Figure 1 INfinity 110 Evaluation Kit (provided AC/DC Power Supply not shown) Figure 2 INfinity 110 Evaluation Kit Interface Board INfinity 110 Evaluation Kit 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Evaluation Kit Overview Evaluation Kit Software The Evaluation Kit is shipped with a software program called Smart Label Communicator (SLC) that can be installed on a host computer. With SLC, you can perform the following: INfinity 110 Evaluation Kit Select a tag protocol Read and write tags Perform a tag read test Read digital inputs Write digital outputs Set output attenuation (in dB) Turn carrier off Read version and serial number 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Evaluation Kit Connections Evaluation Kit Connections Electrical Installation Connect the power supply to the 2.1 mm power connector on the interface board. The power supply should provide 6V to 9V at 400 mA. Connecting Serial Communications The Evaluation Kit is equipped with one TTL serial port for communication up to 115200 Baud. If TTL-level serial communications is required, connect the Transmit (Tx) line to pin 6 and the Receive (Rx) line to pin 8. Connecting the Antenna The Evaluation Kit is equipped with one Hirose U.FL socket (J1) for connecting the provided antenna. This connector (Hirose U.FL) is not commonly available and deters connecting any antenna not designed for this Evaluation kit. Alternatively, a 2-pin 0.1”-pitch header can be installed into the J2 position. The antenna must be tuned to resonance at 13.56 MHz and should provide a 50 Ohm load (nominal) at this frequency. A return loss of -20dB or greater is preferred for reliable operation. The loaded Q of the antenna should be 10 to 25 for normal operation. Connecting the Power When the Evaluation kit powers up, LED D1 will briefly illuminate. After a fraction of a second, LED D1 will extinguish and LED D2 will illuminate. This indicates that power is present, the Evaluation Kit has successfully performed its self-checks, and is ready to accept commands. If a power supply is capable of monitoring current, a draw of about 45mA should be observed (when operating via the interface board). INfinity 110 Evaluation Kit 1 2 SLC Software Installation Smart Label Communicator (SLC) Software Installation SLC Installation The Evaluation Kit is delivered with a Microsoft Windows application called Smart Label Communicator (SLC). This application can be used to read tags and perform other functions. INfinity 110 Evaluation Kit To install SLC, load the CD and double-click the Setup.exe file: Verify no other applications are running and press OK. Press to start the installation. 1 2 SLC Software Installation Press OK to exit. Lotis Downloader Installation Lotis Downloader is used to download firmware updates for the Evaluation Kit. To install Lotis Downloader, perform the following: To install Lotis Downloader, navigate to the Lotis Downloader folder and double-click the Setup.exe file: Verify no other applications are running and press OK. INfinity 110 Evaluation Kit 1 2 INfinity 110 Evaluation Kit SLC Software Installation to start the installation. Press Press Continue. 1 2 SLC Software Installation Press OK to exit. INfinity 110 Evaluation Kit 1 2 Operation Operation Basic Operation The Evaluation Kit can be operated from the SLC application or by interfacing to a host computer and sending commands. This chapter provides a brief description of how to operate the Evaluation Kit using SLC. Connect and Power up the Evaluation Kit Connect the serial cable from the Interface Board to the serial port (COM1, etc.) on your computer. Power up the Evaluation kit. Open SLC From your Windows desktop, select: Start→Programs→Smart Label Communicators→ Smart Label Communicators If the reader is communicating the following message is displayed across the top of the display. Reader – Type 9, V1.00 on COM1 at 115200 Baud INfinity 110 Evaluation Kit 1 2 Operation Read Tags 10 Select the appropriate protocol (for example, I-CODE). Place a tag on top of the antenna. Select Read Details and press Send. INfinity 110 Evaluation Kit 1 2 Operation Determine the Read Range The read range of a specific tag can easily be determined on the Evaluation Kit using the Reader Test function built into the SLC application. To test the read range perform the following: Start SLC. From the menu bar select: Options→Reader Test Read Range Read range depends on certain factors such as tag protocol, form factor, and antenna geometry. INfinity 110 Evaluation Kit Select the appropriate protocol. The reader will attempt to the read a tag. If no tag is present the bar graph will turn red and the Fail counter will increment. Place a tag over the antenna and slowly move it within range. The bar graph will turn green and the Pass counter will increment. Slowly move the tag away from the antenna and note the distance where the bar graph turns back to red. 11 1 2 Operation Read Digital Inputs/Outputs Digital Inputs and Outputs are provided on the Interface Board via pins 2 to 5. Outputs are open collector and inputs are protected to 30 V. Table 1 Evaluation Kit Digital Inputs and Outputs Pin Signal Description OP2 Open Collector Output 2 OP1 Open Collector Output 1 IP2 Input 2 (Max 30V) IP1 Input 1 (Max 30V) The Read Inputs command (0xF1) reads the logical states of the two digital inputs. The states are returned as the least significant bits of the single data byte of the response packet. Bit 0 indicates the logical state of Input 1, with bit 1 indicating the logical state of Input 2. The Write Outputs command (0xF2) sets the logical state of two opencollector outputs. For more information on setting the digital outputs and detecting the state of the digital inputs, please refer to the INfinity 110 Protocol Reference Guide. 12 INfinity 110 Evaluation Kit 1 2 SLC Application SLC Application The SLC software application provides a simple user interface for reading various tags and configuring the Evaluation Kit. Functions provided by SLC include: Automatically detect a reader Automatically determine the baud rate Select a tag protocol Read and write tags Perform a tag read test Read digital inputs Write digital outputs Set output attenuation (in dB) Turn carrier off Read version and serial number SLC provides several different screens or pages for reading and writing different tag protocols. These pages include: INfinity 110 Evaluation Kit Tag-it I-CODE Inside EPC/UID ISO14443A ISO14443B ISO15693 13 1 2 SLC Application Tag-it The Tag-it page allows you to read and write TI-RFID™ Tag-it™ protocol tags. 14 INfinity 110 Evaluation Kit 1 2 SLC Application I-CODE The I-CODE page allows you to read and write NXP I-CODE protocol tags. INfinity 110 Evaluation Kit 15 1 2 SLC Application Inside The Inside page allows you to read and write Inside PicoTag™ protocol tags. 16 INfinity 110 Evaluation Kit 1 2 SLC Application EPC/UID The EPC/UID page allows you to read and write NXP EPC and NXP UID protocol tags. INfinity 110 Evaluation Kit 17 1 2 SLC Application ISO14443A The ISO14443A page allows you to read and write ISO 14443-A and NXP Mifare Ultralite protocol tags. 18 INfinity 110 Evaluation Kit 1 2 SLC Application ISO14443B The ISO14443B page allows you to read and write ISO 14443-B protocol tags. INfinity 110 Evaluation Kit 19 1 2 SLC Application ISO15693 The ISO15693 page allows you to read and write ISO 15693 protocol tags. 20 INfinity 110 Evaluation Kit 1 2 SLC Application Communicator The Communicator screen allows you to perform the following functions: INfinity 110 Evaluation Kit Read firmware version Read digital inputs Write digital outputs Set output attenuation Turn carrier off Read serial number Send a raw packet 21 1 2 Configuration and Maintenance Configuration and Maintenance This chapter provides information for configuring the Evaluation Kit. For detailed information on the INfinity 110 command and control protocol, refer to the INfinity 110 Protocol Reference Guide. Setting the Baud Rate The Evaluation Kit may be configured to operate at one of five Baud rates. These can be configured via the serial command set (refer to the SLC protocol document for more information). The Evaluation Kit is capable of supporting the following Baud rates:h 115,200 57,600 38,400 19,200 9,600 Unless specifically documented, the firmware Baud rate is factory set to 115,200 Baud. Configuring the Digital I/O Digital I/O is provided on the Evaluation Kit via pins 2 to 5. Outputs (pins 2 and 3) are open collector and inputs (pins 4 and 5) are protected to 30V. For details of setting the digital outputs and detecting the state of the digital inputs, please refer to the SLC protocol document for more information). Downloading Firmware The Evaluation Kit supports the downloading of firmware updates to flash memory via the serial interface. Firmware updates may be provided for this product for regular maintenance, support for new tags and feature enhancements. Note that firmware download files cannot be created and downloaded by the user. To use the secure download facility, you will need the Lotis Downloader.exe program, along with a copy of the latest firmware release. To install the firmware downloader, execute the setup.exe file located in the firmware downloader bundle. Follow the on-screen prompts, which will guide you through the installation of the software. 22 INfinity 110 Evaluation Kit 1 2 Configuration and Maintenance Once completed, the Lotis Downloader icon will be available in a Lotis Downloader folder on the Windows Start Menu. Upon selecting this icon, you will be presented with the following interface. Selecting The Communications Port Both the Firmware Baud Rate and Bootloader Baud Rate parameters should be set to the Baud rate of the board. Typically these will both be 115200. Selecting the Firmware File and Downloading Pressing the Select File button will enable selection of the firmware (.fmw) file. Navigate to the folder containing the firmware file you wish to download, select the filename from the file list and press the OK button. If the load was successful, the Download button will now be enabled. Pressing this button will initiate the download process. A blue progress bar will show the status of the download. During the download process, LED D2 will extinguish and LED D1 will illuminate. This indicates that the reader is in bootloader mode. D2 will blink to indicate each successful transaction between the host and the Evaluation Kit. Once the download process is complete LED D1 will extinguish and LED D2 will illuminate. INfinity 110 Evaluation Kit 23 1 2 Configuration and Maintenance Forcing the Reader into Bootloader Mode If the reader becomes locked and will not automatically enter bootloader mode (the download software does not work), activating the bootloader link mechanism will force the reader into bootloader mode when powered. To apply the bootloader link mechanism, perform the following: Ensure the Evaluation Kit is powered down. Short the LINK pin (pin 10) to GND (pin 1) on J3. Power-up the Evaluation Kit. Remove the link. LED D1 should be on and LED D2 should be off to indicate that the Evaluation Kit is running in bootloader mode. 24 INfinity 110 Evaluation Kit 1 2 Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Problem Probable Cause Corrective Action No response from module Incorrect serial communications parameters. Verify settings of serial communications port (115200bps, 8 data bits, no parity, 1 stop bit) Incorrect serial commands construction. Correct commands to conform to serial protocol as specified in INfinity 110 Protocol Reference Guide. Incorrect serial command. Verify command (for example, use ISO 15593 command set for ISO 15693 tags). No functional tags in read zone Verify tags are functional and within the read range of the module. Adverse tag environment HF tags will not function well in some environments, such as areas with high moisture content or in close proximity to metal. Antenna not properly connected Attach antenna. Check the integrity of the antenna connector. No functional tags in read zone Verify tags are functional and within the read range of the module. Adverse tag environment HF tags will not function well in some environments, such as areas with high moisture content or in close proximity to metal. Tags will not read Poor read range / Intermittent tag reads INfinity 110 Evaluation Kit 25 1 2 Specifications Specifications Evaluation Kit Specifications Frequency 13.56 MHz RF Output Power 200 mW maximum Antenna Type 50Ω (ohms) Input Voltage 3.3 VDC, ±5%, ,50 mV ripple Active Current 300 mA Standby Current 60 mA Idle/Sleep Current 40 mA Communications 3.3V TTL-level serial Environmental Specifications Operating Temperature -20 ºC to +60 ºC (-4 ºF to 140 ºF) Storage Temperature -40 ºC to +125 ºC (-40 ºF to 257 ºF) Relative Humidity 10 to 80%, non-condensing Dimensions 70 x 52 x 38 mm (2.75 x 2.03 x 1.50 in.) Weight 52 g (1.84 oz.) Mounting 4-corner mounting holes 3.18 mm dia (o.25 in) Power Supply Specifications 26 Vendor Part No. EPS090166UH-P5P-SZ (0.4A) or EMS090200-P5P-SZ (0.6A) with 2.1 mm, center positive plug Input Voltage 100 to 240 VAC, 0.4A Input Frequency 50–60 Hz Output Voltage 9 VDC Output Current 1.66A maximum INfinity 110 Evaluation Kit 1 2 Specifications Serial Communications Specifications Type 3.3V TTL-level Connector DB-9 (female on Interface Board) Baud rate 9600 - 115200 (Default = 115200) Parity None Data bits Stop bits Signals INfinity 110 Evaluation Kit Pin 6 Serial TX (Asynchronous, 0 to 3.3 V TTL logic level data output from module) Pin 8 Serial Rx (Asynchronous, 0 to 3.3 V TTL logic level data input to module) 27 1 2 Regulatory and Safety Instructions Regulatory and Safety Instructions RF Safety Caution: The INfinity 110 HF Reader is equipped with one (1) RF port. To prevent reader damage, this RF port must be properly terminated with a 50 ohm load or a functional HF antenna before power up. Never power up the reader unless the appropriate load or antenna is connected. Always power down the reader before removing an antenna or load from an RF port. Regulatory Compliance Caution: This equipment complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules. Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. Caution: This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules subject to the following two conditions: 1) This device may not cause harmful interference. 2) This device must accept all interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Sirit’s INfinity 110 Evaluation kit (IN110K-001) with 45 mm x 45 mm antenna has passed FCC Part 15 regulatory requirements and was granted FCC certification (FCC Identifier M4ZIN110). Any additional antenna attached to the reader will need to be tested and certified by the user/supplier. It is the responsibility of the user when the system configuration is modified affecting Radio Frequency performance. The following two antenna sizes were supplied for the FCC compliance testing and complied within the radiated limits: h Small Demo Antenna – This is the standard demo kit antenna known as INfinity 11x RFID ANTENNA V1 that is illustrated in Figure 1. This has a nominal resonant frequency of 13.56 MHz and an impedance of 50 Ohms at this frequency. The dimensions of this antenna are 1.77 in x 1.77 in (45 mm x 45 mm). h Compact Disc Antenna – This antenna also has a nominal resonant frequency of 13.56 MHz and an impedance of 50 Ohms at this frequency. The dimensions of this larger antenna are 5.47" x 4.65" (139 mm x 118 mm). 28 INfinity 110 Evaluation Kit 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 INfinity 110 Evaluation Kit Safety Instructions 29 INfinity 110 User’s Guide
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