RodinBell Technology M2900 M-2900 UHF RFID 8-Port Module User Manual
Shenzhen RodinBell Technology Co., Ltd. M-2900 UHF RFID 8-Port Module
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Indy R2000 Series Modulee Evaluation Kit User Mannual M-2900 UH HF RFID Modul le Eva aluation Kiit User Manu ual V1.1 ©20 017 RodinBe ell All Rightts Reserved COPYRIGHT © SHENZHEN RODINBELL TECHNO OLOGY CO., LTD D. Indy R2000 Series Modulee Evaluation Kit User Mannual Co onten nts 1. ABOUT M-2900 EV VALUATION N BOARD.................................................................................................3 T VIEW............................................................................................................................................ 3 1-1: FRONT 1-2: SIDE VIEW ...............................................................................................................................................3 2. READER R CONFIGU URATIONS ................................................................................................................4 2.1 INITIAL USE ...............................................................................................................................................4 2.1.1 STEP 1: POWERIN NG THE READ DER .............................................................................................................. 4 TING ANTENNA(S) TO READER 2.1.2 STEP 2: CONNECT ...................................................................................... 4 TING DATA LINE TO READER ......................................................................................... 4 2.1.3 STEP 3: CONNECT 2.1.4 STEP 4: OPERATIN NG READER VIA DEMO ................................................................................................... 5 G RF PARAM METER ......................................................................................................................... 7 2.2 SETTING R .................................................................................................................... 8 2.2.1 SETTING RF OUTPUT POWER 2.2.2 SETTING RF SPEC CTRUM ............................................................................................................................. 8 NNA CONNEC CTION DETE ECTOR ........................................................................................................... 8 2.2.3 ANTEN 2.3 ISO-180 000-6C TAG G INVENTORY Y ............................................................................................................... 9 2.3.1 REAL TIME MODE & BUFFER MODE ........................................................................................................... 9 YING PARAMETER OF INV VENTORIED FLAG .......................... 12 2.3.2 USERS DEFINE SESSION ID & INVENTORY O INVENTOR RY TAGS .................................................................................. 12 2.3.3 FAST SWITCHING ANTENNA TO SING ISO-18 G ............................................................................................................ 12 2.4 ACCESS 8000-6C TAG 2.4.1 READ TAGS ................................................................................................................................................. 13 2.4.2 WRITE E TAGS ............................................................................................................................................... 13 2.4.3 LOCK TAGS ................................................................................................................................................. 14 2.4.4 KILL TAGS ................................................................................................................................................... 14 2.4.5 TAG SELECTION.......................................................................................................................................... 15 2.4.6 ERRO OR DISPLAY MIGHT BE RETURNED ................................................................................................... 15 2.5 ACCESS SO-18000-6 6B TAG ............................................................................... 16 SING & INVENTORYING IS 2.5.1 ISO-1 18000-6B TAG A INVENTORY .............................................................................................................. 16 2.5.2 ACCES SO-18000-6B TAG ........................................................................................................ 17 SSING TO IS 2.6 OTHE ER SETTINGS ............................................................................................................................... 18 RATING TEMP PERATURE MONITORING .............................................................................................. 18 2.6.1 OPER 2.6.2 SET GPIO LEVEL ...................................................................................................................................... 18 2.6.4 SETTING BUZZER STATUS ........................................................................................................................ 19 RGING THE SERIAL COMM MUNICATION BAUD RATE E .......................................................................... 19 2.6.5 CHAR 3. DEVELO OP YOUR OWN RFID APPLICAT ION .................................................................................... 20 COPYRIGHT © SHENZHEN RODINBELL TECHNO OLOGY CO., LTD D. Indy R2000 SSeries Modulee Evaluation Kit User Mannual 1. Abo out M-29 900 Eva aluation Board 1--1: Front Vie ew 1--2: Side Vie ew COPYRIGHT © SHENZHEN RODINBELL TECHNO OLOGY CO., LTD D. Indy R2000 Series Modulee Evaluation Kit User Mannual 2. Reader Config guration ns 2.1 Initial Use 2.1.1 Step 1: Powe ering the Reader Plug the po ower cable in, with the indicator lig ght on and sound of a short beep, rreader is rea ady. As illustrated below: 2.1.2 Step 2: Conn necting Anttenna(s) to Reader Connect the e antenna(s)) with the an ntenna port. 2.1.3 Step 3: Conn necting Datta Line to Reader O.1: You can n connect the e reader to your PC via RS-232 serrial port, as iillustrated be elow: Method NO Next, ple ease switch the DIP to the t position as illustrated below: COPYRIGHT © SHENZHEN RODINBELL TECHNO OLOGY CO., LTD D. Indy R2000 Series Modulee Evaluation Kit User Mannual Method NO O.2: You can n also conne ect the reade er to your PC C via TCP/IP P, as illustratted below: Next, please switch h the DIP to the position n as illustrate ed below: DIP Switch： ①：EN, ON N Status, EN N is low leve el. ②：GPIO1, ON Status, GPIO1 is low level. ③④：TCP//IP, ON Status is TCP/IP P communiccation. ⑤⑥：Blankk. ⑦⑧：RS23 32, ON Status is RS232 2 communica ation. 2.1.4 Step 4: Operrating Read der via Dem mo Put the UHF FDemo.exe, reader.dll,, customCo ontrol.dll intto the same folder, and double-click UHFDemo.exe to run the software. e software an nd it will sho ows as below w: 1. Open the COPYRIGHT © SHENZHEN RODINBELL TECHNO OLOGY CO., LTD D. Indy R2000 Series Modulee Evaluation Kit User Mannual 2. Please se elect RS232 2 as Connec ction if the reader is con nnected via RS -232 po ort, Choose the correspondiing Serial Port and Bau udrate(default baudrate e is 115200).. As illustrate ed below: 3. Click Con nnect , if it succeeds, th he Operatio on History will w display as below: If the reade er is connec cted via TC CP/IP, please e follow tho ose steps: Ensure e that an Ethernet Card has been installed in the e PC. Ensure e that PC and d reader in the t same ne etwork segm ment. ettings when n connected d via TCP/IP P as follows: 1. Default se COPYRIGHT © SHENZHEN RODINBELL TECHNO OLOGY CO., LTD D. Indy R2000 Series Modulee Evaluation Kit User Mannual IP addrresses: 192..168.0.178 Net ma ask: 255.255 5.255.0 Port No o.: 4001 For more TC CP/IP config guration deta ails, please defer to the document supplied:\tcp pip configura ation \ IPORT-1UM M.PDF 2. Click Con nnect, if it iss connected successfully, the Opera ation historry will displa ay as below: 3. Text communication with w the reader: G in Firmw ware Version n or in Reader Identifier,, the followin ng screen diisplays: Click on Get 4. Now the reader has been connected to PC successfully y. 2.2Setting RF Parame eter After connecting the rea ader with PC C, we need to t set some basic RF pa arameters: R RF Output Power & RF selecct RF Setup p as illustrate ed below: Spectrum. Please COPYRIGHT © SHENZHEN RODINBELL TECHNO OLOGY CO., LTD D. Indy R2000 Series Modulee Evaluation Kit User Mannual 2.2.1 Setting RF Output Pow wer RF Output Power is the e strength off RF output signal from antenna porrt whose uniit is dBm. The output power range e is 0 - 33dB Bm. When th his setting co ompletes, it will be save ed in the rea ader automatically even if the e power is cut c off. Our default outpu ut power is 30dBm (1W). 2.2.2 Setting RF Spectrum There are tw wo methodss to set RF spectrum. Method 1: Use U the defa ault carrier frequency off the reader. Please defer to Fre equency parrameter tablet in Communication prrotocol for m more informa ation about the carrier frequenccy. Freque ency range th he reader su upports: 865 5MHz-868MHz(ETSI), 902MHz -928 8MHz(FCC)). You can sett the reader in System Default Freq quencies, as a illustrate below: Notes: The sta art frequencyy and the en nd frequencyy must not exceed the scope of RF spectrum norm. Start fre equency mu ust be no mo ore than end d frequency. Set start frequencyy and end fre equency to the t same ca arrier frequency, the reader will work k under fixed-fre equency. When the t parameter setting co ompletes, RF carrier frequency of re eader will be e randomly hopping in the sco ope of limited d range. The default RF spe ectrum norm m is FCC (90 02MHz-928M MHz). Method 2: Set S the RF spectrum ma anually. Users can set s RF specttrum via thesse three parrameters: Sttart Frequen ncy, Frequen ncy Interval, The number of Frequenccy points. 2.2.3 Antenna Con nnection De etector Antenna Co onnection Detector is for checking g if the port is i connected d to the ante enna before the reader work. Otherrwise, users will be notifiied to conne ect the anten nna. Please open this fu unction beforre you use itt, as illustrated d bellow: COPYRIGHT © SHENZHEN RODINBELL TECHNO OLOGY CO., LTD D. Indy R2000 Series Modulee Evaluation Kit User Mannual Sensitivity of o Antenna Connection Detector is set s by users which is the e Return Losss of antenn na port, the unit of which h is dB. The e larger this value is, the e better impe edance matcching require ements betw ween antenna and d port. For normal anten nnas, you ca an set the th hreshold to 3-6dB. Senssitivity of Cerramic Antenna and Handset could be mo ore lower. Notes: Readerr detects anttenna conne ection by me easuring the e Return Losss of RF porrts. Readerr stops tag operation if Return Losss is above the threshold.. User ca an turn it off by setting th he threshold d to 0. If antenna iss not conneccted, Reade er will stop to o operate tags with the following screen display y: 2.3 ISO-180 000-6C tag inventory Connect the e Reader co orrectly. Tag operation co ould be startted when RF F Setup is ccompleted. Tag invento ory means reader identtifying multip ple tags’ EPC C number att the same ttime. This is the core function of UHF RFID Reader and one of the standards to judge a rea ader’s perforrmance. 2.3.1 Real Time Mode & Bufffer Mode ommonly ussed mode for tag invento ory is Real-ttime Mode. Data will be e uploaded meanwhile The most co you can find d the tags’ EPC numberr instantly. RSSI and Parameter of Frequency y are change ed and recorded in real time. Due D to its dua al CPU arch hitecture, performance of o multi-tag identification n under is the best. Real-time mode The other iss Buffer Mode, the data a will be cached and uplloaded togetther when yyou need the em. When there are tags with sma all volume, th he data is up ploaded filte ered and with h no repeat.. But it will ta ake some time to filterr duplicate data when re eader identiffies a large number of ta ags. Therefo ore, its identification efficiency will w be slightlyy lower than real-time mode. Note: Tags can’t be operated w when you ex xtract data in the cache. the appropriate method bassed on actua al situation as a illustrated below: Users can choose Method NO O.1: Real-tim me Mode 1. Click Tag g Inventory (Real Time Mode). Sellect the conn nected antenna(s) port. Set the num mber of COPYRIGHT © SHENZHEN RODINBELL TECHNO OLOGY CO., LTD D. Indy R2000 Series Modulee Evaluation Kit User Mannual Repeat Perr Command d, which is th he times of repeat inven ntory comma and. For exa ample, inven ntory command will w execute anti-collision n algorithm one o time wh hen you set the t value to 1. It will exe ecute anti-collision n algorithm two times when you sett the value to o 2... 2. Click Inve entory, you will find that the EPC number is uploaded imm mediately and d it is real-tim me updating g. The reader will keep invventory untill you click Stop as show wn below: Inventoried Quantity Total number of inven ntory tags sin nce click on Inventory Tag. Speed Speed of identification n Tag, unit: piece / sec Total Tag Co ommunicatio on Total returrn EPC data a of tags (Inccluding repeated data) Command Duration Time of ea ach Inventorry Command d takes, unitt: ms Total Inventtory Duration Total elapssed time sin nce click on Inventory T Tag, unit: ms s. ID The serial number of data. EPC EPC numb ber of tag. PC Protocol Control word d of tag. Identification Count Times of tag t identified d. RSSI The signal strength when tag wass identified a at the last tim me. Carrier Freq quency Carrier Fre equency of tag t which iss identified a at the last tim me. Method NO O.2: Buffer Mode 1. Click Inve entory, the screen will display as below: 10 COPYRIGHT © SHENZHEN RODINBELL TECHNO OLOGY CO., LTD D. Indy R2000 Series Modulee Evaluation Kit User Mannual Note: the identified tagss won’t be shown in the Tag list. op first, then click Get Buffer. All the e data in cac che will be uploaded as illustrated below: 2. Click Sto Functions description under Buffer Mode: ear: Read th he data form m cache and d then clear the t cache. Itt will be emp pty when yo ou read the Get and Cle 11 COPYRIGHT © SHENZHEN RODINBELL TECHNO OLOGY CO., LTD D. Indy R2000 Series Modulee Evaluation Kit User Mannual cache again n. Query tag Quantity: If you just wa ant to know there are ho ow many tag gs in cache w without details, click on this button. Clear Buffe er: Clear the e cache and refresh the screen. sers define Session ID D & Inventorying Param meter of Inv ventoried Flag 2.3.2Us ast Switchin ng Antenna a to Invento ory Tags 2.3.3Fa Under stand dard operatio on of tag invventory(Rea al Time Mode e & Buffer Mode), the inventory periiod will takess at least 500 0-800ms. On nly when inventory is completed, rea ader can resspond to the e other new command. Sometimes when 500-8 800ms is not accepted, we need to use Fast Sw witch Antenn na function. There are tw wo methodss to achieve fast switchin ng antenna. Method NO O.1: Set the value of Repeat Per Co ommand to 255 2 (0xFF), as illustrated below: Click Inventtory, operatting time of each round will w be as sh hort as possiible; Genera ally speaking g, if there are only 1 or 2 tags in RF re egion, it will takes 50mss to finish the e inventory before the reader receiv ve new command. The T time-consuming willl longer with h the increas sing tags. Note: For sp pecific forma at of comma and parametter, please defer to theU UHF RFID R Reader Seria al Interface Protocol V3 3.1. Method NO O.2: Use cmd_name_fa ast_switch_ _ant_inventtory command (see UHF RFID Rea ader Serial Interface Protocol V3.1). method NO.1 and a NO.2 is: the process of sending g switch ante enna command is Difference between omitted in method 2, so o it is faster and a more effficient, whic ch takes 25m ms to read o one tag from one antenna. e, the following screen displays: Select Fastt switch Anttenna Mode 2.4 Accessing ISO-180 000-6C Tag Click Acces ss Tag, and the screen will display as following: 12 COPYRIGHT © SHENZHEN RODINBELL TECHNO OLOGY CO., LTD D. Indy R2000 Series Modulee Evaluation Kit User Mannual 2.4.1 Read tags You can typ pe the param meter(zones to be read, Start Address and Data a Length) ass illustrated below: Note: the un nit of Starting Address and a Data Length is WOR RD which is 16 bit double-byte. when the pa arameter settting is comp pleted. Click Readw Picture as below showss two tags ha ave been identified succ cessfully. 2.4.2 Write Tags The area off Write Tag iss the same as a Read Tag g, but you ne eed to provide access p password an nd 13 COPYRIGHT © SHENZHEN RODINBELL TECHNO OLOGY CO., LTD D. Indy R2000 Series Modulee Evaluation Kit User Mannual information of write data a. When the operation don ne successffully, the scre een will disp play as follow ws: Note: The maximum len ngth of one--time write iss 32 Word (6 64 bytes, 512bits). 2.4.3 Lock Tags the op peration is co ompleted su uccessfully, A password is necessary to be provvided for loccking tags. When w display as a follows: the screen will Same as Write Tags, data of identified tags will be display yed in Tag List. 2.4.4 Kill K Tags 14 COPYRIGHT © SHENZHEN RODINBELL TECHNO OLOGY CO., LTD D. Indy R2000 Series Modulee Evaluation Kit User Mannual Password iss necessary which can’tt be 00 00 00 0 00 before Kill Tags. Th herefore, to kill a tag ple ease change the content of password d via Write Tag T Operation first. When tag iss killed succe essfully, the e information n will display y as follows: 2.4.5 Ta ag Selectio on No matter how many ta ags in RF reg gion, we jusst want to ac ccess EPC ta ags which are already id dentified. Now, we can use the fu unction of Ta ag Selection (EPC match hing). mber. 1. Inventoryy Tags in Buffer Mode to get all tags’ EPC num 2. Get tags in cache. ags and cho oose the EPC C NO. which h is needed , as illustratted below: 3. Access ta After choosing the tag, please clickk Select and d the screen will display as follows: We could se ee that the column on th he left for Se elected Tag has been selected. Nexxt, all the op perations are based on th he tag with th his EPC NO O. If you want to cancel the match of EPC, just de eselect the column for Selected Tag g, as below:: Display Might Be Returned 2.4.6 Error 15 COPYRIGHT © SHENZHEN RODINBELL TECHNO OLOGY CO., LTD D. Indy R2000 Series Modulee Evaluation Kit User Mannual Errors occur if wrong op perations do one: failure: ◆ Inventorry success, access There are tw wo steps to get access to t tags: firstly, tag inven ntory; second dly, access ttags. Picture e above but we can’tt access to tags. shows the in nventory is successful, Two reasons why: 1. Paramete ers incorrectt: for examp ple, zones(pa assword/ EP PC/ TID/ Use er) to be rea ad do not exist. 2. Tags beyyond the area a that the RF could cover: distance when accessing to tagss is about 60%-70% of tag inventorry; in this case, please proceed the tag closer to o antenna. ◆ Wrong password: Reason whyy: wrong passsword is se et. ◆ No tags to be opera ated： Reason whyy: Tags beyo ond the area a that the RF F could cove er. For more information ab bout the ope eration histo ory returned,, please defe er to the doccument: UHF RFID ce Protocol V3.1. Reader Serrial Interfac ntorying ISO O-18000-6B B Tag 2.5 Accessing & Inven 2.5.1 IS SO-18000-6B Tag Inven ntory Operating IS SO-18000-6 6B Tag is sim milar to ISO--18000-6C but b it will be easier, since e Real-time e is the only mode for IS SO-18000-6B B tags inven ntory, as illusstrated below w: 16 COPYRIGHT © SHENZHEN RODINBELL TECHNO OLOGY CO., LTD D. Indy R2000 Series Modulee Evaluation Kit User Mannual Each time when the rea ader identifie es a tag’s UID, the buzz zer will sound with a sho ort beep. If th he buzzer sounds with h a long beep, it means the reader start the anti-collision fun nction and id dentifies mu ultiple tags at the same tim me. 2.5.2 Accessing to o ISO-18000 0-6B Tag There is onlly one tag avvailable eacch time when n we get acc cess to ISO--18000-6B tag. After sto opping inventory, please click the t Tag UID on the left list to choose e the tag you would like e to do the operation, ass illustrated below: 17 COPYRIGHT © SHENZHEN RODINBELL TECHNO OLOGY CO., LTD D. Indy R2000 Series Modulee Evaluation Kit User Mannual Notes for acccess opera ations: ◆Access operations on nly for the se elected tag. ◆It can rea ad multi-byte e data of tag at the same e time, lengtth of the datta is not limitted. ◆Multi-byte e data could be written. If error occu urs, the read der will stop writing, but data which has been written will not n change, thus readerr will return the t number of bytes which have been written successfully. ◆Only one--byte data of o tag can be e locked eacch time. ◆Only one--byte data state of tag iss queriable each time. ◆Operation n to lock tag is permane ent and irreversible. 2.6 Other Settings 2.6.1 Operating Te emperature e Monitoring Reader will generate he eat under inttensive workk. Users can n monitor the e internal temperature via v built-in temperature e sensor to avoid reader overheatin ng (Operating temperatu ure over 65℃ ℃). Tempera ature Monitor illustrated as below: et GPIO Lev vel 2.6.2Se General-purrpose input//output (GPIO) is a gene eric pin on an a integrated d circuit who ose functions s (including whether it iss an input orr output pin) can be controlled (prog grammed) byy users. This reader pro ovides two inputs (GPIO O1 and GPIO2) and two o outputs (G GPIO3 and GPIO4). The image of o GPIO porrt as below: PIN ID Function PIN 1 GPIO 1 Input + PIN 2 GPIO 1 Input - PIN 3 GPIO 2 Input + PIN 4 GPIO 2 Input - PIN 5 GPIO 4 Ou utput PIN 6 GPIO 4 Ou utput PIN 7 GPIO 3 Ou utput PIN 8 GPIO 3 Ou utput Equivalent Circuit Instructio ons ◆Voltage between PIN 1,2 (PIN 3,4) 3 <=12V ◆Hetero-p polarity ◆LED equ uivalent resiistance 470Ω Ω ◆Responsse time<= 150uS ◆Voltage between PIN 5,6 (PIN 7,8)<=12V ◆Non-polarity ◆On resisstance110Ω ◆Responsse time <= 6 6mS 18 COPYRIGHT © SHENZHEN RODINBELL TECHNO OLOGY CO., LTD D. Indy R2000 Series Modulee Evaluation Kit User Mannual Operations as below: Users can use u the seria al port comm mander to re ead and write e GPIO in th heir own app plications. Buzzzer Status 2.6.4 Setting Reader’s wo orking status is provided d to users th hrough the Buzzer. Thre ee ways to sset the buzze er: 1. Quite: turn off the bu uzzer er an inven ntory round: set it as be eep each tim me when tag g inventory iss taken. 2. Beep afte 3. Beep afte er a tag is identified: set s it as beep p each time when reade er identifies a tag. ( It will reduce the efficiency off multi-tag id dentification)) This setting will be store ed even whe en the powe er is cut off. a below: Operation as Note: There e is a short beep when turn on the reader (reader self-test to t check the e connection n to PC), which is nott controlled by b this settin ng. 2.6.5 Charging Th he Serial Co ommunicatiion Baud Rate Reader sup pports two kinds of baud d rate: 38400 0 bps and 11 15200 bps. You can sett baud rate as a below: This setting will be store ed even if th he power is cut c off. Notes: ◆When con nnecting the e reader with h TCP/IP port, please ch hange the se erial rate of TCP/IP mod dule correspondiingly. For mo ore details, please checck the TCP/IP interface configuration documentt. ◆Tag inven ntory under Real Time Model will produce large e amounts of o data, plea ase try to use e 115200 19 COPYRIGHT © SHENZHEN RODINBELL TECHNO OLOGY CO., LTD D. Indy R2000 Series Modulee Evaluation Kit User Mannual baud rate. 3 Develo 3. op yourr own RFID Applicatio on Most readerr functions can c be opera ated through h the demo. But in practiical applicattions, user might need to develop the eir own applications. Ple ease defer to o the document: UHF RF FID Readerr Serial Interface Protocol V3 3.1.The read der follows the t definition n both of the e RS - 232 and a TCP / IP P interface. Demo provides an impo ortant functio on of record ding serial tra ansmission, so that use ers can quick kly grasp the on protocol in practice. Please defe er to the scre eenshot belo ow and sele ect Activate content of communicati Serial Port Monitor, all uplink and downlink se erial data will be recorde ed, as illustrrated below: Notes: 1. Response e speed of Demo will slow down aftter opening the Activate e Serial Port Monitor. Please turn off this function when it is not necesssary. 2. Data in violet blue is sent to the reader by PC, and data in red is the e returned in nformation to o PC via reader. 3.Manual In nput Command is used d to debug se erial comma and which co ould calculate the check ksum automatically. 4. UHF RFID D Reader Serial Interfa ace Protoco ol V3.1, this document in ncludes the integral sou urce codes of the demo（Based on C # of .Net platform）to help users develop app plications on the reader. Thank you! 20 COPYRIGHT © SHENZHEN RODINBELL TECHNO OLOGY CO., LTD D. Indy R2000 Series Modulee Evaluation Kit User Mannual FCC Statem ment This device complies with w part 15 of o the FCC Rules. Opera ation is subject to the fo ollowing two conditions: (1) This devvice may nott cause harm mful interfere ence, and (2 2) this device e must acce ept any interrference received, including interference tha at may cause e undesired operation. Changes orr modifications not expre essly approvved by the party responsible for com mpliance could void the user's autho ority to opera ate the equipment. NOTE: Thiss equipment has been te ested and fo ound to comply with the limits for a C Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are des signed to pro ovide reasonable protec ction againsst harmful inte erference in a residentia al installation n. This equip pment generrates, uses a and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installe ed and used d in accordance with the e instructions, may caus se harmful interference e to radio communications. Howeve er, there is no o guarantee e that interference will no ot occur in a particular installation. Iff this equipm ment does ca ause harmfu ul interferencce to radio o or television reception, which can be b determine ed by turning g the equipm ment off and d on, the use er is encoura aged to try to o correct the interference e by one or more of the following measures: -- Reorient or o relocate the t receiving g antenna. -- Increase the t separation between n the equipm ment and rec ceiver. -- Connect the t equipme ent into an outlet on a circuit differen nt from that to which the e receiver is connected. -- Consult th he dealer orr an experien nced radio/T TV technician for help. The modula ar can be insstalled or integrated in mobile or fix devices only. This modular cannot be installed in any porta able device, for f example e, USB dongle like transm mitters is forrbidden. This modular complies with FCC RF rad diation exposure limits set s forth for an a uncontrolled environment. This ttransmitter must not be co-located or o operating in conjunction with anyy other anten nna or transmitter. This modular mu ust be installed and d operated with w a minim mum distancce of 20 cm between the e radiator an nd user body y. The device is indoor use u only. If the FCC id dentification n number is not visible when the mo odule is insta alled inside a another dev vice, then the outside of th he device into which the e module is installed mu ust also display a label rreferring to the enclosed module. Thiis exterior la abel can use e wording su uch as the fo ollowing: “Co ontains Tran nsmitter Mod dule FCC ID D: 2AKQD-M2900 Or Co ontains FCC C ID: 2AKQD D-M2900” when the module is insttalled inside e another de evice, the user manual of o this device e must conta ain below warning statements; 1. This device compliess with Part 15 of the FCC C Rules. Op peration is su ubject to the e following tw wo conditions: (1) This devvice may nott cause harm mful interfere ence. (2) This devvice must acccept any intterference re eceived, including interfference that may cause undesired operation. 2. Changes or modifica ations not exxpressly app proved by the e party responsible for ccompliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. T device is indoor use The u only The devicess must be installed and used in stricct accordanc ce with the manufacture er's instructio ons as described in n the user do ocumentatio on that come es with the product 21 COPYRIGHT © SHENZHEN RODINBELL TECHNO OLOGY CO., LTD D. Indy R2000 Series Modulee Evaluation Kit User Mannual ny of the host device wh hich install this modular with limit modular apprroval should perform the Any compan test of radia ated emissio on and spurio ous emissio on according g to FCC parrt 15C 15.24 47 and 15.20 09 requirementt， Only if the test result comply with FCC part 15C 15.247 7 and 15.209 9 requireme ent，then the host can be e sold legallyy. Device is eq quipped with h unique non n-standard antenna con nnector and the recomm mended spec cific antennaby the t manufaccture. 22 COPYRIGHT © SHENZHEN RODINBELL TECHNO OLOGY CO., LTD D.
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