Elpas Solutions 5-RLE00125 Elpas Low Frequency Exciter User Manual LF Installation Guide 15

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Low Frequency Exciters
Elpas
Installation Guide
Active RFID Solutions
Part Numbers: 5-RLE00125, 5-RLE00125-1, 5-RLE00125-2
General Overview
LF Transmissions
Elpas Low Frequency (LF) Exciters from Visonic
Transmission Rate: Continuous bursts of LF transmissions (each about 12ms in duration).
Technologies are supervised*, short-range, wireless
Supervision RF Transmissions
emitters that add pin point detection functionality to
TM
EIRIS
based RFID installations.
Elpas Low Frequency (LF) Exciters can be installed
surface mounted on walls or on fixed or in dropped
(false) ceilings. Elpas LF Exciters are deployable in
either a basic stand-a-lone configuration designed to cover normal size single doorways or in
a master–slave configuration (1 master and 1 slave unit) for accurate, synchronized coverage
of large indoor, open complex-shaped areas.
Elpas LF Exciters emit harmless, adjustable low power, low frequency; sphere shaped
magnetic (125 KHz) fields up to 3m (10ft) in radius. The emitted fields are user tunable so
that they can precisely cover any indoor doorway or restricted entrance/exit area. As a result,
whenever an active Elpas RFID tag or badge (i.e. ETC, WTA, Baby Tag, Personnel Badge)
enters the magnet field; the corresponding LF Exciter automatically triggers the moving RFID
Transmission Rate: 1 RF transmission (about 2ms in duration), 10 seconds apart.
Transmitted Message Type: 433.9 MHz Elpas Tag (badge) protocol including ID LF Exciter
code (ID code = OOODXX where XX is ID number of the LF exciter
Installation Guidelines
LF Exciters generate an omni directional magnetic
radiation pattern that is almost spherical in area. As
a consequence ceiling mounted Exciters may result
in the LF penetration of adjacent floors and rooms.
Each stand alone or master LF Exciter has a
detection range up to a 10ft/ 3m radius. For wider
area coverage, enhanced detection capability or
direction determination a master/slave configuration
should be used.
device to transmit special data messages (including the Exciter ID code). The messages are
immediately received and relayed by strategically located Elpas RF readers for monitoring,
alert notification and subsequent event logging.
* LF Exciters (from hardware Version C) transmit operational RF status messages plus output
power trouble alert messages configurable and supervised via EIRIS software.
CAUTION: It is important that you read, understand, and follow the
instructions in this document. If you have questions, call your local Visonic
Technologies support representative.
This document is intended for trained system integrators, field service or
maintenance engineers that need to troubleshoot problems in the EIRIS
system, or configurations and processes.
Main Circuit Board Components
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Optimizing Performance
•
General Placement: Position LF Exciters at least 30cm (12 inches) from any
metal barriers (such as signs/pillars/beams) in any direction.
•
Single Doors: To thoroughly cover an exit without penetrating excess areas, the
LF Exciter should be mounted on a wall, at waist height, next to the door.
Additionally, the LF field should be adjusted to cover only the width of the door.
•
Double Doors: A master/slave configuration may be used by mounting the master
exciter to the right of the double doors and the slave to the left of the doors.
Placement Warning
•
LF Exciters may not be mounted on metallic surfaces.
•
LF Exciters must be mounted as far away as possible from all other pieces of
equipment that may emit magnetic fields (such as large electrical motors, HVAC
and refrigeration compressors, etc.).
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The key setup and configuration circuitry components used by the standalone or master
RF Exciter are detailed below
Unit ID Number
DIP Switches
Used for manually setting the
unit ID number of a master
or standalone LF Exciter.
Output Power
Control
Potentiometer
Used for manually tuning the
size of generated output
detection field
Power Source
Interface
Female RJ11 connector to
external 24 VDC nominal
power source via the EJB
junction box
LF Master/Slave
Interface
Female RJ45 connector to
LF Exciter slave unit
(master/slave configuration)
Power from an external source
(24 VDC nominal ± 30%; 200mA)
is supplied to a standalone or
master LF Exciter via the EJB
junction box.
A bus topology network may be
branched for LF Exciters by
connecting only the power
connectors as shown here.
Setting the ID Number of the LF Exciter
Each Stand-alone or Master LF Exciter must be assigned a unique ID number
to make it possible for EIRIS to recognize the device. Locate the DIP switches
on the circuit board of the exciter and set the switch
settings as required. Use a scientific calculator or in EIRIS, the General tab of
the reader configuration for to determination the correct switch settings.
Refer to the table below for unit numbers to avoid using:
NO
INVALID LF EXCITER ID (HEX)
I NVALID LF EXCITER ID (BIN)
13
35
00110101
4B
01001011
4D
01001101
5C
01011100
B8
10111000
D5
11010101
DC
11011100
00010011
CAUTION: Set the DIP switch before powering up the LF Exciter.
Never change the DIP switch settings once the LF Exciter is powered up.
Wiring the LF Exciter
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For connecting a standalone or
master LF Exciter to a EJB junction
box, use an unshielded 6 conductor
26 AWG solid cable crimped at both
ends with a RJ11 (6P6C) connector.
Ensure that the correct order of the
wires is maintained as shown here.
+V
-V
DATA
DATA
-V
+V
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To wire a Master/Slave configuration, use an unshielded 4 conductor 26 AWG solid
cable crimped at both ends with a RJ45 (8P8C) connector as illustrated below:
Flush Mounting to Drop Ceilings or Interior Hollow Walls
1.
Separate the LF Exciter from its base by pressing one of the snaps (identified by a
square hole) using a small screwdriver.
2.
Then cut a 5 inch (12.7 cm) diameter mounting hole in the drop ceiling or the hollow
wall where the LF Exciter is to be flush mounted.
3.
Pull the 6P6C power cable (for master
slave configurations the additional 8P8C
interface cable as well) trough the cable
entry hole of the RDR1 mounting bracket
and the LF exciter base.
4.
Insert the RDR1 mounting bracket
through the mounting hole and position
it carefully so it is firmly supported.
5.
Insert the base of the exciter into the mounting hole. Next, screw the base to the RDR1
mounting bracket place using the 2 supplied screws. Ensure that the screw heads are
recessed inside the screw holes. If not the LF Exciter will not close properly and damage
may occur.
6.
Connect the power and interface cables to the LF Exciter; set the DIP switch and adjust
the units' output power. Then, insert the LF Exciter back into its base.
7.
Finally walk test the LF Exciter using either an Elpas LF Meter or an active Elpas
Tag/Badge to verify that the placement and output power of the device is correct.
When the Master LF Exciter (from hardware Version C, Revision A-1) senses that the Slave
has been disconnected, the B1 bit on the RF supervision transmission is set to Down.
Surfacing Mounting to Solid Ceilings or Walls
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1.
Separate the LF Exciter from its base by pressing one of the snaps (identified by a
square hole) using a small screwdriver.
2.
Using the base of the exciter as a template mark the locations of the two mounting
holes and the cable pass through.
3.
Drill holes at the marked areas to accommodate the required mounting hardware and
the diameter of the power and interface cables.
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The General tab of the corresponding Badge Model Configuration (with default name)
form also appears in the EV2 setup pane.
4.
Insert base of the exciter into
the surface mounting ring.
Orient the mounting ring so it is
facing the ceiling or the wall.
5.
Pull the 6P6C power cable (for
master slave configurations the
additional 8P8C interface cable
as well) trough the cable entry
hole of the LF exciter base.
6.
Screw the base to the wall or ceiling using the 2 supplied screws. Ensure that the screw
heads are recessed inside the screw holes. If not the LF Exciter will not close properly and
damage may occur.
7.
Connect the power and interface cables to the LF Exciter; set the DIP switch and adjust the
units' output power. Then, insert the LF Exciter back into its base.
8.
Finally walk test the LF Exciter using either an Elpas LF Meter or an active Elpas Tag/Badge
to verify that the placement and output power of the device is correct.

 Update the Badge Model Name so that it denotes that it is defined for a LF exciter.

 Update the Idle Lost and the Motionless Lost interval values to 35 seconds,
Remote Supervision Management
Elpas LF exciters (from hardware Version C) transmit RF messages (as if the devices were
badges) for the purpose of supervision.
Supervision alerts include: Operational RF Status & Output Power Trouble
Configuring an Operational RF Status Alert
EIRIS can be configured to generate an Operational RF Status alert whenever a LF Exciter has
not been seen by EIRIS for a specified period of time.
1.
2.
Ensure that the LF Exciter to be supervised is correctly defined and configured.
Define a new Badge Model as detailed in the following steps:

 Right-click on the All Badge Models branch of the Component tree.
Select Add Badge Model.
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respectively.

 Press Apply; the badge model parameters are saved.
3.
Define a new Badge that will represent the LF Exciter to be supervised as detailed in
the following steps:

 Right-click on the All Badges branch of the Component tree. Select Add By Type;
the Add Object box appears.

 Select the Badge icon by clicking on it. Then press Add; a new Badge sub-branch
(with default name) appears in the Components tree.
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The General tab of the corresponding Badge Configuration form appears in the
EV2 setup pane
The General tab of the corresponding Alert Configuration form also appears in the
EV2 setup pane.

 Update the Name of the Device Away alert so that the new name will denote the

 Update the Badge Name so that it will denote a particular LF exciter.

 Enter an ID Number of 000D##, where ## is the LF Exciter ID as set on the
DIP switch on the main circuit board of the device during installation.

 Select the Badge Model that was created in the previous step) from the badge model
intended usage.

 Enter a Message that is to be sent to the designated client machines when the alert
is trigged. Then press Apply; the general parameters are saved.

 Access the Inputs tab. Next expand the Badges tree in the Badges Tree pane to
show all the of the defined badges including the LF Exciters.
pull-down menu.

 Press Apply; the badge parameters are saved. Then Repeat Step 2 (in is entirety) for
each additional LF Exciter that is to be associated with the new alert.
4.
Define a new Operational RF Status alert (using the Lost Away alert) that is to supervise
the operational RF status of the LF exciters as detailed in the following steps:

 Right-click on the All Alerts branch of the component tree. Select Add By Type; the
Add Object box appears.

 Select the Lost Away icon by clicking on it. Then press Add; a new Lost Away alert
sub-branch (with default name) appears in the components tree.

 Select the LF Exciter(s) that are to be supervised.

 Enable the All Status Types option in the Status Tree pane.

 (Optional) Increase/Decrease the Time Interval (seconds) after the device has
been declared 'Lost/Away' that is to transpire before alert is triggered in the 'Time
Required' value field.

 (Optional) Increase/Decrease the Time Interval (seconds) that is to transpire
before the alert is cleared in the 'Automatically clear after' value field.

 Press Apply; the input parameters are saved. Complete the Outputs and Schedule
tabs of the Alerts Configuration form as required.
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Specifications
Standards Compliance
ELECTRICAL
Power Requirements
24 VDC nominal ± 30%; 200mA. (500mA at start-up)
Power Consumption
Approx 2W (power consumption is a function of address
(per DIP switch settings, where FF=max and 00=min)
Status Indications
Power On: Red LED pulses 5 times upon power on; then remains constant.
Invalid ID Code: Red LED pulses continuously; Buzzer beeps repetitively
Frequency Output & Format
LF: 125KHz; 3 byte messages (Preamble, Exciter ID and CRC)
RF (supervision): 433.9MHz; Elpas Tag Format (see tag documentation)
Output Bit Rate
2,000 bits per second
Output Power
Adjustable, using on-board trim control potentiometer
Magnetic Field - Effective Range
Up to up to 3m (10ft) radius
Device Interfaces
RJ11 (6P6C) connector to power source via EJB box;
RJ45 (8P8C) to slave (master-slave configuration)
LF Power Transmission Output
Less than 60 dbµv at 30 meters (100 feet)
Supervisory RF Transmission
Rate
433.92 MHz RF transmission 2ms duration , 10 second intervals
LF Transmission Rate
Continuous bursts of LF transmissions (each about 12ms in duration)
Supervision Management
Using EIRIS software
Exciter ID code
Set by on-board 8 position DIP-switch
GENERAL
Construction
Polymer plastic
Dimensions
17cm x 4 cm (6.6 inches x 1.6 inches)
Weight
200 grams (0.45 lbs) approximate
Temperature & Humidity
-10°to 70°C (14°to 159°F); 20% to 80% non-condensing
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules; and its operation is subject to
the following two conditions:
• This device may not cause harmful interference
• This device must accept any interference received, including interference
that may cause undesired operation.
For a Class B digital device or peripheral, the instructions furnished the user shall
include the following or similar statement, placed in a prominent location in the
text of the manual:
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a
Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are
designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a
residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio
frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions,
may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no
guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation.
If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception,
which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is
encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following
measures:
Fire Resistance
Using optional fire proof cover (5-RDT09101)
Warranty
One year limited warranty
FCC Compliance
FCC Part 15.209 and 15.231e
FCC ID
O4X5-RLE00125
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to
which the receiver is connected.
5-RLE00125
LF Exciter
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
5-RLE00125-1
LF Exciter, Master
Ordering Details
PART I NFORMATION
5-RLE00125-2
LF Exciter, Slave
5-RLE00125-W
LF Exciter, WHT
5-RLE00125-1W
LF Exciter, Master WHT
5-RLE00125-2W
LF Exciter, Slave WHT
OPERATIONAL ACCESSORIES
5-RDT09103
RDR surface mount ring (5 units)
5-RDT09100
RDR1 mounting bracket (5units)
5-RDT09101
RDR1 fire proof cover (5units)
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• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
Warning!
Changes or modifications to this equipment not expressly approved by the party
responsible for compliance (Visonic Technologies Ltd.) could void the user’s
authority to operate the equipment.
Low Frequency Exciters - Installation Notes ________________________________________________________________________________________
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If the Manufacturer is unable to make such repair or replacement, the Manufacturer’s entire liability shall
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Low Frequency Exciters - Installation Notes_V11 Modifications Reserved Printed June 2006
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Tel Aviv Israel
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