HID Global DSMODEM-RTC Wireless-LAN modems User Manual Exhibit 13 Confidentiality

HID Global Corporation Wireless-LAN modems Exhibit 13 Confidentiality

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Integrated Information Systems Group8201 E. McDowell RoadScottsdale, AZ 85252-1417Exhibit 8Page 1 of 13FCC ID: E9UDSMODEM-RTC12/21/00Exhibit 8 – Users ManualDSMODEM/RTCWireless LANFCC ID: E9UDSMODEM-RTCModel No. DSMODEM/RTC8.0 DSMODEM/RTC Users ManualExhibit 08

$902 ~ 928 MHz Wireless-LANWS200 / WM200 User Manual 2001-01-09LQWHUQDOXVHRQO\Mt l S t dSlti K902 ~ 928 MHz Wireless-LANWS200 / WM200 User ManualExhibit 08$

$902 ~ 928 MHz Wireless-LANWS200 / WM200 User Manual 2001-01-09LQWHUQDOXVHRQO\Mt l S t dSlti KTable of Content1. INTRODUCTION and FEATURES. ……………………………………………… 32. OUTSIDE. ……………..……………………………………………………………. 43. Setting and Using. ………………………………………………………………... 73.1. Prepare the WS200 / WM200 wireless-LAN.. ……………………………. 83.2. Connecting WS200 / WM200 wireless-LAN. ……………………………. 84. Application…………………………………………………………………………. 95. Technical Specifications………………………………………………………… 106. Trouble Shooting…………………………………………………………………. 11This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules.Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This devicemay not cause harmful interference. And (2) this device must acceptany interference received, including interference that may causeundesired operation.1. Introduction and Features1.1. WS200 / WM200 ( MSSK’ s RF-LAN ) receives and transmits data in the Industrial,Scientific and Medical (ISM) band of 902 to 928 MHz by half-duplex mode. WS200Exhibit 08$

$902 ~ 928 MHz Wireless-LANWS200 / WM200 User Manual 2001-01-09LQWHUQDOXVHRQO\Mt l S t dSlti K/ WM200 wireless-LAN uses a standard RS-232C serial data external-interfacethat can be driven asynchronously. WS200 / WM200 wireless-LAN uses directsequence spread spectrum technology implemented with Spread SpectrumTechnology (SST). This can be applied for multiple-access networking or point-to-point, point-to-multiple, and multiple-to-multiple communication.1.2. WS200 / WM200 is consisting with Station(WS200) and Mobile(WM200) Parts.Mobile(WM200) is connected by Validator, and Station(WS200) is connected byBMS (Data Gathering System). Mobile and Station can RF-communication witheach other.1.3. Major features of the WS200 / WM200 wireless-LAN include:•Designed for 902-928 MHz ISM band•Auto channel scan and channel indication•Auto channel change when interfered•Spurious emission meets FCC part 15 class B and 15.247•High immunity to interference and jamming•Long range•High security•Compact size•Easy to operate•Low cost<Figure 1-1, OneValidator connection with one BMS, via Mobile and Station.>2. Outside & ConfigurationExhibit 08$

$902 ~ 928 MHz Wireless-LANWS200 / WM200 User Manual 2001-01-09LQWHUQDOXVHRQO\Mt l S t dSlti K2.1. Mobile has one connector, LED indicators.1. RS-232 & PowerConnector A DB-9 connector for connecting to data terminal equipment(DTE) and +12~+24V DC power input.1,6 Power +12~+24V DC power input.2 TX of RF-LAN RS-232C communication TX-line of RF-LAN.3 RX of RF-LAN RS-232C communication RX-line of RF-LAN.4,5,9 GND GND2. Power LED This LED turns on when DC-Power on.3. Status 1 LED This LED display Wireless-LAN’s Status.4. Status 2 LED This LED display Wireless-LAN’s Status.5. Wired TX LED This LED turns on when Wired TX-signal is.6. Wired RX LED This LED turns on when Wired RX-signal is.7. Wireless TX LED This LED turns on when Wireless TX-signal is.8. Wireless RX LED This LED turns on when Wireless RX-signal is.9. DIP Switch (Not Defined.)Inside located. (Can’t view on outside.)Exhibit 08$

$902 ~ 928 MHz Wireless-LANWS200 / WM200 User Manual 2001-01-09LQWHUQDOXVHRQO\Mt l S t dSlti K2.2. Mobile ConfigurationA. Mobile<Figure 2-1, Mobile LEDs > <Figure 2-2, Mobile connectors >B. Mobile’s Antenna & Antenna CableC. Mobile’s Communication/Power Cable2.3. Station ConfigurationA. Station<Figure 2-3, Station LEDs ><Figure 2-4, Station connectors >Exhibit 08$

$902 ~ 928 MHz Wireless-LANWS200 / WM200 User Manual 2001-01-09LQWHUQDOXVHRQO\Mt l S t dSlti KB. Station’s Antenna & Antenna CableC. Station’s Antenna Extension Cables<Figure 2-5, Station’s Antenna connection >D. Station’s Communication CablesE. Station’s Power Adapter & Power CableAntenna Extension CablesAntenna CableExhibit 08$

$902 ~ 928 MHz Wireless-LANWS200 / WM200 User Manual 2001-01-09LQWHUQDOXVHRQO\Mt l S t dSlti K3. Setting and Using<Figure 3-1, Mobile connection with Validator, Antenna >Exhibit 08$

$902 ~ 928 MHz Wireless-LANWS200 / WM200 User Manual 2001-01-09LQWHUQDOXVHRQO\Mt l S t dSlti K<Figure 3-2, Mobile connection with Validator, Antenna and AC adapter>3.1. Prepare the WS200 / WM200 wireless-LANThe following sections describe how to connect the WS200 / WM200 wireless-LAN to External Device and how to set up and operate the WS200 / WM200wireless-LAN.3.1.1. Those following equipment will be used to set up the system, but the systemoperation should be verified by qualified personnel in MSSK and professionallyinstalled.3.1.2. One Validator and One PC for BMS.3.1.3. One WM200 Mobile.3.1.4. One RS-232 cable (with power-line) for Mobile.3.1.5. One Mobile (WM200)’s Antenna & Antenna Cable (200mm Dipole Antenna :specified by MSSK).3.1.6. One WS200 Station.3.1.7. Four RS-232 cables (with no power-line) for Station. (Station use AC-Poweradapter.)3.1.8. Four Station (WS200)’s Antenna Extension Cables3.1.9. One Station (WS200)’s Antenna & Antenna Cable (800mm Whip Antenna :specified by MSSK).3.1.10. AC Power Adapter & Power Cable for Station.3.2. Connecting WS200 / WM200 wireless-LANTo connect both the wireless modems, please do the following procedures.For Mobile,A. One side of RS-232 cable connects the serial port of Validator , and theother side connects with the rear of Mobile.B. Mobile’s antenna & antenna cable connects with Mobile. (Please, do not useother device might cause the rf-power variation.)C. Place the antenna on window of BUS.D. Validator power on, then the power indicator-LED on Mobile will turn on.(+24V power deriving by Validator)Exhibit 08$

$902 ~ 928 MHz Wireless-LANWS200 / WM200 User Manual 2001-01-09LQWHUQDOXVHRQO\Mt l S t dSlti KFor Station,A. One side of the RS-232 cable connects connector on the rear panel ofStation, and the other side connects with the serial port of PC (BMS).B. Four-antenna extension cables connect on each point. (See Figure 2-5)C. Station’s antenna & antenna cable connects with Station. (Please, do not useother device might cause the rf-power variation.)D. Place the antenna on higher position.E. Plug the AC power adapter (AC to 24VDC) into power inlet of the Station andpower on.F. Then power indicator-LED on the Station will turn on.<Figure 3-3, One Validator connection with one BMS, via Mobile and Station.>4. ApplicationsWireless NetworkingWith appropriate operating(wireless application program), data of the WS200 / WM200within a workgroup may be shared without physically connect them together.Exhibit 08$

$902 ~ 928 MHz Wireless-LANWS200 / WM200 User Manual 2001-01-09LQWHUQDOXVHRQO\Mt l S t dSlti K<Figure 4-1, Three Validators is connecting with one BMS, via Mobiles andStation.>5. Technical SpecificationsRF-Frequency Range 902-928MHzExhibit 08$

$902 ~ 928 MHz Wireless-LANWS200 / WM200 User Manual 2001-01-09LQWHUQDOXVHRQO\Mt l S t dSlti KRF-Channel Spacing 2.048 MHzRF-Transmission Power 20 ± 2 dBmRF-Modulation Scheme GMSKRF-Radio Technique Direct Sequence Spread SpectrumRF-Duplex Mode Half-duplexRF-Number of Channel 10RF-Operation Mode Point-to-pointRF-PN Code Chip Rate 1.365 M chips/secRF-Data Format Async, 170 Kbps, 8-bit, Even-parity, 1-Stop-bitWired External Interface RS-232-C, DB-9 Connector (with Power Pin)Wired Data Format Async, 115 Kbps, 8-bit, No-parity, 1-Stop-bitDATA FORMAT TransparentData Bit Error Rate 10-3 @ -100 dBmOperating Temperature 0 °C to 60 °CStorage Temperature -30 °C to 70 °CSupply Voltage +12~24 VDCTransmitter CurrentConsumption < 200mA @ 24VDCReceiver Current Consumption < 150mA @ 24VDCPower Consumption < 4.8W (Mobile)/ < 20W (Station)Spurious Emission Compliance FCC part 15 class B and 15.247Antenna 50 ohms (omni-directional)6. Trouble Shooting6.1. When Mobile/Station do not display power LED.Exhibit 08$

$902 ~ 928 MHz Wireless-LANWS200 / WM200 User Manual 2001-01-09LQWHUQDOXVHRQO\Mt l S t dSlti KA. Check wired connection condition.B. Reconnect wired connection.C. Please. Call repair-department.6.2. When Status LED didn’t flicker by 10-second, periodically.A. Check wired connection condition.B. Reconnect wired connection. (And, Please. Call repair-department.)6.3. When Validator display “RF1”-> “Fail” (Mobile can’t wired-communicate withvalidator).A. Check wired connection condition.B. Reconnect wired connection. (And, Please! Call repair-department.)6.4. When BMS display “Wired communication is failed”(Station can’t wired-communicate with BMS).A. Check wired connection condition.B. Reconnect wired connection. (And, Please. Call repair-department.)6.5. When Mobile can’t communicate with Station (Wireless-communication can’tmore). Validator’s display : “RF2 -> Fail”, BMS’s display : “Wireless communicationis failed”A. Check Mobile condition.B. Check distance of Mobile and Station.C. Check Mobile antenna right up and antenna’s connectors.(Antenna condition checking.)D. Check Station antenna right up and antenna’s connectors.(Antenna condition checking.)E. Please. Call repair-departmentExhibit 08$

HID Global DSMODEM-RTC Wireless-LAN modems User Manual Exhibit 13 Confidentiality

HID Global Corporation Wireless-LAN modems Exhibit 13 Confidentiality

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