Lyngsoe Systems XR30 RFID Rd/Ex XR30 User Manual 950213
Lyngsoe Systems Ltd. RFID Rd/Ex XR30 950213
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Lyngsoe Systems RFID Rd/Ex XR30 RFID Rx/Ex XR30 User Guide Revision - – August 07, 2009 950213-.doc Page 1 of 5 Lyngsoe Systems RFID Rd/Ex XR30 1. General RFID Rd/Ex XR30 is basically an RFID Exciter EX30 which incorporates also a Reader RD23. It can operate as an RFID Exciter and Reader to excite RFID Tags and to receive their UHF messages. RFID Rd/Ex XR30 as a combined unit provides all the functionalities documented for the EX30 and RD23 units. These functionalities and technical specifications are completely described by the following documents: - RFID Exciter EX30 User Guide - doc 950212-.pdf; - Exciter Board EXB30, Functional Specification – EXB30FSrC.pdf; - RFID Reader RD23, User Guide – doc. 950214-.pdf; - RFID System S23, Reference Guide – doc S23ReferenceGuide.pdf; - Reader RD23, Technical Specification – doc RD23Description-IC.pdf The marketing name for XR30 is LS4000 – this name is printed on the front label. 2. Installation Installation of the XR30 unit is quite similar with the description provided for the Exciter EX30 and RD23. Typical installation of the XR30 is presented in the figure 2-1; all the external connections are accessible inside the unit as presented in figure 2-2. RS485 Cable Power Cable Isolated Chains Field ON LED Power ON LED EX30 Motion Sensor Figure 2-1 Exciter EX30 installation 2.1. EX30 Connections Power Connections WARNING! Before you start the installation, check if the Power Supply provides the specified output voltage – 24Vdc +/- 10%, and min. 1A; for the power connections use the 4.2mm Mini-Fit Jr receptacle (LS PN 350238) and the female crimp terminals for AWG18-24 (LS PN 350238). Strip the wire isolation 3.0-3.5 mm and crimp the terminals on the wire using the Molex crimping tool 11-01-0197. Insert the terminals in the 950213-.doc Page 2 of 5 Lyngsoe Systems RFID Rd/Ex XR30 receptacle body – terminals 1 for (+24V), terminal 3 for (GND) voltage and terminal 2 (middle) for the ground. Remove the cover. Plug in the power connector into any of the corresponding headers on the RDS230. The POWER LED (green) goes ON. Exciter Board EXB30 Power connector RS485 connectors for master/slave RS485 connectors for network control 24Vdc power to other Exciters Reader Assy. RDS23 Ext 24V Power Fig 2-2 Connectors location for XR30 950213-.doc Page 3 of 5 Lyngsoe Systems RFID Rd/Ex XR30 Cover RS485 Cable Power Cable Fig 2-3 Cover installation for XR30 RS485 Connections For the RS485 connection use a standard Cat5 Ethernet cable and RJ45 plug. Crimp the connector using the recommended tool and the following color scheme: pin 1 - Wh/Or; pin 2 – Or; pin 3 – Wh/Gr; pin 4 – Bl; pin 5 – Wh/Bl; pin 6 – Gr; pin 7 – Wh /Br; pin 8 – Br. Insert the RS485 connector as in Fig.2-2. Close the cover as in Fig. 2-3. 2.2. PC Software Configuration The simplest way to control XR30 is by using a Terminal Emulation program on the PC. The general configuration procedure consists of: • Open a Terminal Emulation program on your computer (Procomm, HyperTerminal, etc). • Configure the computer’s COM port to which the XR30 is connected. The default configuration for the COM port is: COM port - COM1; Data rate - 19200 bps; Data bits - 8 bits; Parity – none; Stop bits – 1; Flow control – none. • Use an adapter from USB to RS485 (LS PN 600057) if only USB ports are available on the PC. • From the PC send commands to XR30 and observe the responses on the PC. Other dedicated software can be used to control XR30 as long as the correct commands are provided for XR30, as documented. 3. Operation 3.1. Remote control The operation of the XR30 is controlled by commands and parameters. The parameters values are set into XR30 during the configuration session. This configuration is controlled by a PC running 950213-.doc Page 4 of 5 Lyngsoe Systems RFID Rd/Ex XR30 serial communication program like Procomm, through a serial communication link type RS485. There are several specific commands to configure or to query the XR30 parameters values. XR30 has a unique address called NetId. The NetId is an integer in the range 0 to 127 and is a good practice to clearly mark it on the front label in the designated area. Readers can be controlled using the syntax: @NetId; the prefix #NetId is separated from the command itself by a space. Exciters can be controlled using the syntax: #NetId ; the prefix #NetId is separated from the command itself by a space. 4. Commands and Parameters For the complete list of commands and parameters accepted by the Exciter see documentation for Exciter EX30, and for the Reader see documentation of Reader RD23. FCC compliance Caution: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. Part 15.105 Information to the user 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: —Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. —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. —Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. 950213-.doc Page 5 of 5
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