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Reader/Writer RC-S480C Users Manual
(Version 1.50)
Sony Corporation
30 November 1999
Contents
1 Definition 1
2 General 1
2.1 Basic Specification 1
2.1.1 Dimensions 1
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2.1.2 Specification Table 1
2.1.3 Encryption Technique 1
3 Reader/Writer Operation 2
3.1 Connection with Controller 2
3.2 Transaction Overview 2
3.2.1 Communication Protocol 2
3.2.2 Re-sending Protocol 2
3.2.3 ACK/NACK Packet 2
3.2.4 Mutual Authentication 3
3.2.5 Encryption and Decryption 3
4 Communication Commands 3
4.1 General 3
4.2 Reader/Writer Internal Operation Commands 3
4.2.1 Attention Command 3
4.2.2 Authentication 1 Command 3
4.2.3 Authentication 2 Command 3
4.2.4 Disconnect Command 3
4.2.5 Change Reader/Writer Access Key Command 5
4.2.6 Self-Diagnosis Command 5
4.2.7 Check Firmware Version Command 5
4.2.8 Change Communication Mode Command 5
4.2.9 Kill Module Command 5
4.2.10 Reader/Writer Reset Command 5
4.2.11 Firmware Maintenance Command 5
4.3 Card Operation Command 5
4.3.1 Polling Command 5
4.3.2 Request Service Command 5
4.3.3 Request Response Command 5
4.3.4 Mutual Authentication Command 5
4.3.5 Read Block Command 6
4.3.6 Write Block Command 6
4.3.7 Release Command 6
4.3.8 Read Without Encryption Command 6
4.3.9 Write Without Encryption Command 6
4.4 Card Management Command 7
4.4.1 Register Issue ID Command 7
4.4.2 Register Area Command 7
4.4.3 Register Service Command 7
4.4.4 Register Manufacture ID Command 7
4.4.5 Card Self-Diagnosis Common Security Key Command 7
5 Fundamental Specifications 8
5.1 Operating Temperature 8
5.2 Storage Temperature 8
5.3 Humidity 8
5.4 Cold and Heat Shock 8
5.5 Shock 8
5.6 Vibration 8
5.7 Spurious Emissions 8
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5.8 Bump 8
5.9 Electrostatic Discharge 8
5.10 Multiple cards 8
5.11 Anti-Collision 8
6Reader/Write Specification Table 9
6.1 B-antenna Reader/Writer 9
6.1.1 B-antenna Reader/Writer Specification Table 9
6.1.2 B-antenna Reader/Writer Schematic Drawing 13
6.2 C-antenna Reader/Writer 15
6.2.1 C-antenna Reader/Writer Specification Table 15
6.2.2 C-antenna Reader/Writer Schematic Drawing 17
List of Table
Table 1 Reader/Writer Internal Operation Command 4
Table 2 Card Operation Command 4
Table 3 Card Management Command 4
Table 4 Pin Assignment of Interface Connector CN2 11
List of Figures
Fig.1 Communication Protocol and Packet Structure 2
Fig.2 Printed Model No. (B-antenna) 9
Fig.3 RF/Control Board Attached to External Board 10
Fig.4 Pin Assignment of Connectors CN1-2 11
Fig.5 RF/Control Board 13
Fig.6 Antenna Board (B-antenna) 14
Fig.7 Printed Model No. (C-antenna) 15
Fig.8 Antenna Board (C-antenna) 17
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1 Definition
In this document, following words are used in the following sense.
Controller - An external computer, a gate controller or equivalent equipment directly
connected to Reader/Writer through specified wired interface.
Reader/Writer - The equipment, specified in this document, for Sony Remote Card System:
FeliCa
Card - A Contactless Smart Card for Sony Remote Card System: FeliCa
2 General
2.1 Basic Specification
Reader/Writer consists of 3 parts – an antenna board, an RF/control board and the cable
that connects the antenna board and the RF/control board.
2.1.1 Dimensions
The dimension of each type is described in Chapter 6.
The tolerance is ±0.5mm.
2.1.2 Specification Table
Communication with Card
data transfer rate : 250kbps or 211.875kbps
carrier frequency : 13.56MHz (±50ppm)
modulation : Receive - ASK, Manchester Coding
: Transmit - ASK(12±2%), Manchester Coding
modulation bandwidth : ±300kHz (-30dB relative to carrier level)
radiation level : less than 2000µV/m at 10m distance (C-antenna)
: less than 300µV/m at 10m distance (B-antenna)
Communication method : half-duplex, CRC16
Power Supply (see Chapter 6)
Digital Processing Unit (DPU)
IC CXD8680R (designed by Sony)
CXD8680R has 32 bit CPU core, 8 kbyte ROM, 3 kbyte SRAM, 2 kbyte
Block Erasable Flash Memory and 4x32 kbyte Flash Memory inside.
Controller Interface (serial interface)
number of ports : 1 (one)
signal level : CMOS logic level
baud rate for operation : 7.2kbps ~ 1.2288Mbps
(7.2, 8.192, 9.6, 14.4, 16.384, 19.2, 28.8, 32.768, 38.4, 57.6, 65.536, 76.8, 115.2,
131.072, 153.6, 230.4, 262.144, 460.8, 524.288, 921.6, 1048.576, 1228.8 kbps)
communication method : half-duplex, check sum
2.1.3 Encryption Technique
All communications to and from the Card, with the exception of Polling Command,
are encrypted.
All the communications to and from the Controller, with the exception of the Attention
Command, are encrypted.
3 kinds of Encryption algorithm, Single-DES 56bit, Triple-DES 56bit and SEAC (Sony
Encryption Algorithm for Card) 64bit, can be applied.
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3.1 Connection with Controller
The pin assignment is described in Chapter 6.
3.2 Transaction Overview
3.2.1 Communication Protocol
There are two communication protocols, namely, data link level and application level
protocol.
Either ACK or NACK packet is returned in every packet transfer. ACK indicates a
successful transfer, NACK means unsuccessful.
Fig. 1 : Communication Protocol and Packet Structure
3.2.2 Re-sending Protocol
Reader/Writer supports the re-sending procedure in Controller interface. Re-sending
handling is triggered or required in the two cases below :
1. NACK packet is returned.
2. Neither ACK nor NACK response comes. (time out)
Controller should re-send the same packet within 5ms after receiving NACK or
detecting time out.
3.2.3 ACK / NACK Packet
ACK / NACK packet format is as follows :
ACK : LEN = 00h & LCS = ffh without Packet Data part and DCS
NACK : LEN = ffh & LCS = 00h without Packet Data part and DCS
Reader/WriterController
Max. 2ms
Command Packet
ACK
ACK
Max. 2ms
Response Packet 00 FF00 LEN LCS PD0PDnPD1DCS 00
…
Postamble
Packet Data Checksum
Packet Data
Packet Length Checksum
Start of Packet Code
Packet Length
Preamble
Command or Response Code
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3.2.4 Mutual Authentication
Mutual Authentication is a process that is performed between Controller and
Reader/Writer to authenticate each other mutually in order to avoid the fraud usage.
This authentication is based on the following elements :
1. two 8byte (64bit) keys
2. three pass authentication model (ISO 9758)
3. cryptography algorithm mentioned in section 3.2.5.
3.2.5 Encryption and Decryption
The cryptography algorithm is used for the following three stages :
1. mutual authentication between Controller and Reader/Writer
2. mutual authentication between Reader/Writer and Card
3. commands and data encryption through Reader/Writer
4 Communication Commands
4.1 General
In this section, the communication commands between Controller and Reader /Writer are
described.
Table 1-3 shows all commands between Controller and general Reader/Writer. All
commands are categorized into 3 groups as follows :
1. Reader/Writer internal operation command
2. Card operation command
3. Card management command
Card management command group is for issue Reader/Writer and not for general
Reader/Writer .
4.2 Reader/Writer Internal Operation Command
4.2.1 Attention Command
Attention Command enables Reader/Writer and Controller to recognize each other and
is the only command available before the authentication completes. The main purpose of
this Attention Command is to recognize its partner before authentication and to force
Reader/Writer to be in the idle state.
4.2.2 Authentication 1 Command
Authentication 1 Command enables Controller to authenticate Reader/Writer.
4.2.3 Authentication 2 Command
Authentication 2 Command enables Reader/Writer to authenticate Controller.
4.2.4 Disconnect Command
Disconnect Command is for Controller to terminate the communication with
Reader/Writer.
Command Command Code Response Code
Attention 00h 01h
Authentication 1 02h 03h
Authentication 2 04h 05h
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Disconnect 06h 07h
Change Reader/Writer Access Key 20h 21h
Self-Diagnosis 40h 41h
Check Firmware Version 44h 45h
Change Communication Mode 46h 47h
Kill Module 4ah 4bh
Reader/Writer Reset 4ch 4dh
Firmware Maintenance 52h 53h
Table 1 : Reader/Writer Internal Operation Command
Command Command Code Response Code
Polling 80h 81h
Request Service 82h 83h
Request Response 84h 85h
Mutual Authentication 86h 87h
Read Block 88h 89h
Write Block 8ah 8bh
Release 8eh 8fh
Read Without Encryption 98h 99h
Write Without Encryption 9ah 9bh
Table 2 : Card Operation Command
Command Command Code Response Code
Register Issue ID c0h c1h
Register Area c2h c3h
Register Service c4h c5h
Register Manufacture ID e0h e1h
Card Self-Diagnosis f0h f1h
Table 3 : Card Management Command
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4.2.5 Change Reader/Writer Access Key Command
Change Reader/Writer Access Key Command performs alteration of the access
keys, which are stored in Reader/Writer for the mutual authentication between Controller
and Reader/Writer.
4.2.6 Self-Diagnosis Command
Self-Diagnosis Command activates self-diagnosis test of Reader/Writer. After the
Diagnosis completion, Reader/Writer sends back the test result.
4.2.7 Check Firmware Version Command
Check Firmware Version Command is used for checking the version of
Reader/Writer firmware.
4.2.8 Change Communication Mode Command
Change Communication Mode Command performs the following changes : baud
rate, logic level interface(non-inverted or inverted), encryption on/off, time-out.
4.2.9 Kill Module Command
Kill Module Command is used for killing the specified module within Reader/Writer.
4.2.10 Reader/Writer Reset Command
Reader/Writer Reset Command executes the initialization routine.
4.2.11 Firmware Maintenance Command
Firmware Maintenance Command is used for updating the firmware within
Reader/Writer.
4.3 Card Operation Command
4.3.1 Polling Command
Polling Command enables Reader/Writer to give a call to Card and to detect existence
of Card by the response from Card.
4.3.2 Request Service Command
Request Service Command enables Reader/Writer to check whether the specified
service code is registered to Card or not. In case that the specified service is registered to
Card, key version of the service is available by the response from Card.
4.3.3 Request Response Command
Request Response Command enables Reader/Writer to check which mode Card is
in. There are 4 modes, ‘before Authentication’, ‘after Authentication 1’, ‘after
Authentication 2’ and ‘after Register xxx Command (see 4.4 Card Management
Command)’.
4.3.4 Mutual Authentication Command
Mutual Authentication Command activates the mutual authentication procedure
between Reader/Writer and Card.
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4.3.5 Read Block Command
Read Block Command activates Reader/Writer to read the specified block data from
Card after the mutual authentication between the Reader/Writer and Card has been
established successfully.
Read Block Command enables a Service Provider with successful mutual authentication
to read blocks that this Service Provider has the right to access.
With one Read Block Command, up to 8 block can be read simultaneously. If more
than 8 blocks should be read, more than one Read Block Command shall be called
separately.
The response of Read Block Command is a 1byte Read result and Block Data that has
been read. In the Read result, a 1byte consequence of one block Read is given in 1bit. As
there are up to 8 blocks, 1byte is enough to record all the Read consequence.
4.3.6 Write Block Command
Write Block Command activates Reader/Writer to write the specified block data to
Card as new data after the mutual authentication between Reader/writer and Card has
been established successfully.
With one Write Block Command, up to 8 block can be written simultaneously. If more
than 8 blocks should be written, more than one Write Block Command shall be called
separately.
The response of Write Block Command is a 1byte Write result. In the Write result, a
1byte consequence of one block Write is given in 1bit. As there are up to 8 blocks, 1byte
is enough to record all the Write consequence.
The purse operation can be performed with Write Block Command.
4.3.7 Release Command
Release Command enables Card to be released from established communication
sequence with Reader/Writer.
4.3.8 Read Without Encryption Command
Read Without Encryption Command activates Reader/Writer to read the specified
block data from Card without the mutual authentication between the Reader/Writer and
Card. Read Without Encryption Command can be applied only to blocks which
service code is registered security-free.
The number of blocks that can be read simultaneously and the response of Read
Without Encryption Command are the same as those for Read Block Command (see
4.3.5).
4.3.9 Write Without Encryption Command
Write Without Encryption Command activates Reader/Writer to write the specified
block data to Card without the mutual authentication between the Reader/Writer and
Card, however can be applied only to blocks which service code is registered security-
free.
The number of blocks that can be write simultaneously and the response of Write
Without Encryption Command are the same as those for Write Block Command (see
4.3.6).
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4.4 Card Management Command
The commands described in this section are for issue Reader/Writer and not for general
Reader/Writer .
4.4.1 Register Issue ID Command
Register Issue ID Command makes it possible to register Issue ID(IDi) , Issue
Parameter(PMi), System Code and Area 0000 Key to Card, and also makes it to erase
other services and to initialize Memory Allocation Information in Card.
4.4.2 Register Area Command
Register Area Command makes it possible to register new Area and the parameters of
new Area to Card, which are Service Code Range, Available Block Number and Area
Key.
4.4.3 Register Service Command
Register Service Command makes it possible to register new Service and the
parameters of new Service to Card, which are Service Code, Block Number and Service
Key.
4.4.4 Register Manufacture ID Command
Register Manufacture ID Command makes it possible to register Manufacture
ID(IDm) , Manufacture Parameter(PMm), System Code, System Key and Area 0000 Key
to Card, and also makes it to clear Issue ID of Card.
In order to execute Register Manufacture ID Command, Manufacture ID must be all
00h. This means that Register Manufacture ID Command is effective to Card once for
all.
4.4.5 Card Self-Diagnosis Command
Card Self-Diagnosis Command activates self-diagnosis test of Card. After the
Diagnosis completion, Card sends back the test result.
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5 Fundamental Specifications
5.1 Operating Temperature
-20 to 70°C
Compliant to IEC 68-2-2 Part 2 Test Bd and IEC 68-2-1 Part 2 Test Ad, with duration 16
hours.
5.2 Storage Temperature
-40 to 80°C
Compliant to IEC 68-2-2 Part 2 Test Bb and IEC 68-2-1 Part 2 Test Ab, with duration 72
hours.
5.3 Humidity
Compliant to IEC 68-2-3 Part 2 Test Ca, with duration 4 days.
5.4 Cold and Heat Shock
Compliant to IEC 68-2-1 Part 2 Test Aa, with temperature -20°C and duration 2 hours, and
IEC 68-2-2 Part 2 Test Ba, with temperature 70°C and duration 2 hours.
5.5 Shock
Compliant to IEC 68-2-27 Part 2 Test Ea, severity 60g, duration 11ms.
5.6 Vibration
Compliant to IEC 68-2-6 with respect to the following parameters :
• Frequency Range : 10Hz to 500Hz
• Vibration Severity : 3gn
• Sweep rate : 1 octave per minute
• Endurance by sweeping : 20 sweep cycles for each X,Y and Z axis.
5.7 Spurious Emissions
Compliant to MPT 1339 clause 4.1.3 ; FCC Regulation Part 15.225 and Part 15.209 ; and
EC(EU) I-ETS 300 330 clause 7.2.1.3.
5.8 Bump
Compliant to IEC 68-2-29 Part 2 Test Eb, severity 40gn, duration 6ms and 4000 bumps.
5.9 Electrostatic Discharge
Compliant to IEC 801-2, with severity level 3 (Test Voltage Air discharge : 8kV ).
5.10 Multiple Card
The Reader/Writer allows addressing and authentication of up to four Cards in the
communication area. Each Card will only respond to commands intended for it and only
one Card can be addressed in a single command.
5.11 Anti-Collision
Reader/Writer supports anti-collision of multiple cards.
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6Reader/Writer Specification Table
6.1 B-antenna Reader/Writer
6.1.1 B-antenna Reader/Writer Specification Table
•Model No. : RC-S480B
General model No. “RC-S480” is printed on the RF/Control board (see Fig.2). “B-
antenna” means antenna type shown in Fig.6 and it is marked on “B” as in Fig.2. A
mark on numerals 1-5 (it is 1 in Fig.2) indicates the installed software version.
Fig. 2 : Printed Model No. (B-antenna)
•Operating Distance : 30mm
- The Reader/Writer is adjusted by the combination of the RF/Control board and
the antenna board, both of which shall have the same serial number labels to
maximize the operating distance, and therefore, the operating distance cannot be
assured by the different combination of the boards.
- The antenna board and the RF/Control board shall be placed more than 15mm
apart.
- In the effective operating scope of the antenna, there shall be nothing that
generates electric or magnetic noise. Neither shall there be an electric or magnetic
shield or reflection.
- Emission from another Reader/Writer affects the operating distance. In operating
plural Reader/Writers simultaneously, it is desirable for antenna boards to be
separated more than 30cm each other in order to keep the 30mm operating
distance. However, Reader/Writers can be operated under less than 30cm
separation each other with no problem except for decrease of the operating
distance.
•Dimensions (see Fig.5 and 6)
antenna : 50mm x 25mm x 6mm (PCB thickness 1mm, connector height 5mm)
RF/Control board : 50mm x 60mm x 15mm (PCB thickness 1mm)
cable : length 120mm
The RF/Control board can be attached to external board by the interface connector
CN2 as is shown in Fig.3.
RC-S480
A
BDCE
F
123456
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Fig.3 : RF/Control Board Attached to External Board
•Mounting Holes (see Fig.5,6)
antenna : (no mounting hole)
RF/Control board : M3 x 2, clearance 8mm
•Interface Connector : HKP-40M1 (Honda Tsushin Kogyo Co., Ltd.)
The interface connector is a 40-pin double row C-antennaonnector located at the
lower edge of the RF/Control board which is shown in the schematic drawing of
Fig.5. The pitch of connector pins is 2.54mm.Connector pins are gilded.
The left end of the bottom row of connector pins is No. 1. Pin assignment of the
connector (CN2) is shown in Fig. 4 and Table 4.
12V :DC input port (for RF power amplifier)
5V :DC input port
GND :Ground port
SI, SO :Serial Data I/O (CMOS 5V)
DA0-7 :Parallel Data I/O (CMOS 5V)
DA0-7 are connected to PG0-7 of DPU IC CXD8680R. In order to
control DA0-7, it is necessary to load other program code to
RF/Control board. (see “Reader/Writer Programmer’s Reference
Manual“)
DB0-7 :Parallel Data I/O (CMOS 5V)
DB0-7 are connected to PH0-7 of DPU IC CXD8680R. In order to
control DB0-7, it is necessary to load other program code to
RF/Control board. (see “Reader/Writer Programmer’s Reference
Manual“)
HS0-3 :Parallel Data I/O (CMOS 5V)
HS0-2 are connected to PF4-6 of DPU IC CXD8680R, and HS3 is
connected to both PF7 and PF2. In order to control HS0-3, it is
necessary to load other program code to RF/Control board. (see
“Reader/Writer Programmer’s Reference Manual“)
Mode :No connection in usual operation.
Only in loading program, high level voltage (5V) shall be applied to
the pin before RF/Control board is powered on
RF / Cont rol Board
External Board CN2 (40pin)
to Antenna Board
CN1 (4pin)
Variable Capacitor
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Fig.4 : Pin Assignment of Connectors CN1-2
Pin No. Pin Assignment Pin Assignment Pin No.
1 12V No Connection 2
3 12V No Connection 4
5 No Connection GND 6
7 No Connection GND 8
9 DA0 SI 10
11 DA1 SO 12
13 DA2 No Connection 14
15 DA3 MODE 16
17 DA4 DB0 18
19 DA5 DB1 20
21 DA6 DB2 22
23 DA7 DB3 24
25 HS0 DB4 26
27 HS1 DB5 28
29 HS2 DB6 30
31 HS3 DB7 32
33 No Connection 5V 34
35 No Connection 5V 36
37 GND No Connection 38
39 GND No Connection 40
Table 4 : Pin Assignment of Interface Connector CN2
Modu., Demodu. & Power Amp.
*R/W
RD
*WD
GND
5V
CARRIER
*CARRIER
12V
RFIN+
RFIN-
RFOUT+
RFOUT-
EN/*INH
Controller
*WD
*R/W
CARRIER
*CARRIER
EN/*INH
RD SI
SO
MODE
DA[0-7]
DB[0-7]
HS[0-3]
GND
5V
to Antenna
HS[0-3]
DA[0-7]
SI
12V
SO
12V
GND
GND
GND
HS0
HS3
HS1
HS2
5V
5V
GND
DA3
DA1
DA0
DA4
DA6
DA2
DA7
DA5
MODE
DB2
DB4
DB7
DB[0-7]
DB0
DB3
DB6
DB1
DB5
CN1
1
2
3
4
CN2
CON40A
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
17
19
21
23
25
27
29
31
33
35
37
39
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
26
28
30
32
34
36
38
40
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•Power
voltage :DC12V (CN2 pin1 and 3)
:DC5V (CN2 pin34 and 36)
voltage allowance :DC12V +4V, -0.5V
:DC5V ±0.5V
current :DC12V≈ 90mA
:DC5V≈150mA
voltage ripple allowance :100mV (peak-to-peak)
The Reader/Writer can be operated in the voltage range of 5 - 11.5V and the
voltage ripple > 100mV for DC12V, however operating distance cannot be assured in
such condition.
•External Interface
serial 1 port : CMOS logic level (5V)
software selectable, non-inverted or inverted, and baud rate
(default setting : non-inverted, 115.2kbps)
parallel 20bit I/O port : CMOS logic level (5V)
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6.1.2 B-antenna Reader/Writer Schematic Drawing
Fig.5 : RF/Control Board (B-antenna & C)
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Fig.6 : Antenna Board (B-antenna)
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6.2 C-antenna Reader/Writer
6.2.1 C-antenna Reader/Writer Specification Table
•Model No. : RC-S480C
General model No. “RC-S480” is printed on the RF/Control board (see Fig.7). “C-
antenna” means antenna type shown in Fig.8 and it is marked on “C” as in Fig.7. A
mark on numerals 1-5 indicates (it is 1 in Fig.7) the installed software version.
Fig. 7 : Printed Model No. (C-antenna)
•Operating Distance : 100mm
- The Reader/Writer is adjusted by the combination of the RF/Control board and
the antenna board, both of which shall have the same serial number labels to
maximize the operating distance, and therefore, the operating distance cannot be
assured by the different combination of the boards.
- The antenna board and the RF/Control board shall be placed more than 15mm
apart.
- In the effective operating scope of the antenna, there shall be nothing that
generates electric or magnetic noise. Neither shall there be an electric or magnetic
shield or reflection.
- Emission from another Reader/Writer affects the operating distance. In operating
plural Reader/Writers simultaneously, it is desirable for antenna boards to be
separated more than 70cm each other in order to keep the 20mm operating
distance. However, Reader/Writers can be operated under less than 70cm
separation each other with no problem except for decrease of the operating
distance.
•Dimensions (see Fig.5 and 8)
antenna :104mm x 67mm x 6mm (PCB thickness 1mm, connector height 5mm)
RF/Control board : 50mm x 60mm x 15mm (PCB thickness 1mm)
cable : length 120mm
The RF/Control board can be attached to external board by the interface connector
CN2 as is shown in Fig.3.
•Mounting Holes (see Fig.5 and 8)
antenna : M3 x 4, clearance 8mm
RF/Control board : M3 x 2, clearance 8mm
RC-S480
A
BDCE
F
123456
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•Interface Connector : HKP-40M1 (Honda Tsushin Kogyo Co., Ltd.)
The interface connector is a 40-pin double row C-antennaonnector located at the
lower edge of the RF/Control board which is shown in the schematic drawing of
Fig.5. Connector pins are gilded. The left end of the bottom row of connector pins is
No. 1. Pin assignment of the connector (CN2) is shown in Fig. 4 and Table 4.
12V :DC input port (for RF power amplifier)
5V :DC input port
GND :Ground port
SI, SO :Serial Data I/O (CMOS 5V)
DA0-7 :Parallel Data I/O (CMOS 5V)
DA0-7 are connected to PG0-7 of DPU IC CXD8680R. In order to
control DA0-7, it is necessary to load other program code to
RF/Control board. (see “Reader/Writer Programmer’s Reference
Manual“)
DB0-7 :Parallel Data I/O (CMOS 5V)
DB0-7 are connected to PH0-7 of DPU IC CXD8680R. In order to
control DB0-7, it is necessary to load other program code to
RF/Control board. (see “Reader/Writer Programmer’s Reference
Manual“)
HS0-3 :Parallel Data I/O (CMOS 5V)
HS0-2 are connected to PF4-6 of DPU IC CXD8680R, and HS3 is
connected to both PF7 and PF2. In order to control HS0-3, it is
necessary to load other program code to RF/Control board. (see
“Reader/Writer Programmer’s Reference Manual“)
Mode :No connection in usual operation.
Only in loading program, high level voltage (5V) shall be applied to
the pin.
•Power
voltage :DC12V (CN2 pin1 and 3)
:DC5V (CN2 pin34 and 36)
voltage allowance : DC12V +4V, -0.5V
:DC5V ±0.5V
current :DC12V≈ 150mA
:DC5V≈ 150mA
voltage ripple allowance :100mV (peak-to-peak)
The Reader/Writer can be operated in the voltage range of 5 - 11.5V and the
voltage ripple > 100mV for DC12V, however operating distance cannot be assured in
such condition.
•External Interface
serial 1 port : CMOS logic level(5V)
software selectable, non-inverted or inverted, and baud rate
(default setting : non-inverted, 115.2kbps)
parallel 20bit I/O port : CMOS logic level (5V)
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6.2.2 C-antenna Reader/Writer Schematic Drawing
Fig.8 : Antenna Board (C-antenna)