U Pass CPR-303US RFID User Manual Appendix 11 Manual CPR 303US

U Pass Co., Ltd. RFID Appendix 11 Manual CPR 303US

Users Manual

U Pass co., Ltd
ContentCONTENT....................................................................................................................................2CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................................4 1.1 Reader Define1.5 hGz1.6 Reader Specifications1.7 Product ImageCaution .......................................................................................................................................31.4 Enviroment Specifications1.2 Operation Specifications1.3 Communication SpecificationsCHAPTER 2. HARDWARE INSTALLATION 2.1 Each partial by summary of hardwareCHATER 3. READER THEORY OF OPERATION3.1 Blockdiagram3.2 Reader Theory Of OperationCHATER 4. USER MANUAL4.1 Bootloader Connectivity4.2 Bootloader Manual
4.3 Pin Assign4.3.1 power4.3.2 RS -2324.3.3 Relay4.3.4 Loop DetectorCHAPTER 5. Contact
CAUTION... - Use a power cable rated for the voltage in question. - Be sure however to use a power cable conforming to safety standard of your nation when using a product overseas. - Do not place anything heavy on top of the power cable. - Before turning on the power, be sure to check that the supply voltage matches the voltage requirements of the instrument. - Use a power have suitable specifications. - Use a power plug normally. - Handle a power adaptor as follows. a. Remove a dust or foreign body of the surface before plug in. b. Insert a power plug completely. c. Do not use a loose power plug. d. Do not drag a power cable when pull out a power plug. This can cause a cable short or a fire. e. Pull out a cable in a dried hand. In case of touching by a wet hand, an electric shock can be occurred. - Turn off the power before connecting of a communication cable or some peripheral devices.This can cause an electric shock. - Do not the heavy things on the reader to reduce the risk of body injury when the reader clash to the floor. - When a strange smoke,small or abnormal temperature occure,stop the reader operating. a. This is the major cause of an electric shock or a fire. b. Remove a power cable. c. Do not disassemble the reader. - Do not disassemble or convert the reader for repair. - This can cause hurts,an electric shock or a fire. - Check the connecting of a antenna port, when the state of tagging is not good. - Set a reader at the stable place. The vibration can cause to make a fault reader by falling or damaging.
Chapter 1. Introduction1.1 Reader Define The CPR-303US is high performance RFID reader that reliably operated in outdoor circumstances. The I/O structure of the CPR-303US enables inputting sensor signal and outputting controller. With internal antenna and simple construction, CPR-303US provides a seal against adverse environmental conditions. It is designed based on ISO18000-6 so that it supports major tag protocols. The CPR-303US can be operated not only in stand-alone mode but also in remote control mode by adjusting internal selection switch which enables wide application range. The most suitable application range of this reader is parking-lot application, vehicle and human access control.1.2 Operation Specifications- ISO18000 6A, 6B, 6C singular which is satisfied a standard or it will recognize multiple Tag and there is a possibility which it will write a data in Tag memories. - External Interface support : RS -232, TCP/IP - To use LED, the operation state identification is possible from the external. - User Mode Possibility. - Firmware upgradable by Bootloader1.3 Communication Specifications1.4 Enviroment SpecificationsOperating Temp. -30˚C ~ 40˚CStorage Temp. -30˚C ~ 70˚CHumidity 10% ~ 95%ExternalInterfaceAir ProtocolSerial 9600bps / 38,400bps / 115,200bpsEthernet TCP/IPTag Air ProtocolISO 18000 - 6A ISO 18000 - 6B ISO 18000 - 6C
1.5 Antenna SpecificationsForm Micro Fatch ArrayGain < 6dBiPolarization Circular3dB Beamwidth 20˚ (E-plane)Impedance 50 OhmSize 220x220x13 (mm)1.6 Reader SpecificationsOperation Frequency 905 ~ 928MHzOperation Tag ISO 18000 - 6A,6B,6CRF Output 1 WModulation PR - ASKAn Antenna Type CircularOperation TypeHopping Channel 50 ChannelRead Range 4 ~ 5 mChannel band widwh 500KHz@1FAOperating Voltage DC 24V Current 0.5ASize 235x255x55 (mm)Height 1.5KgLAN RJ - 45 Protocol:TCP/IP
1.7 Product ImageChapter 2. HARDWARE INSTALLATION2.1 Each partial by summary of hardwareBootloader TCP/IP etc..- Bootloader : Firmware upgrade, Interface, Baudrate, Tag Type - TCP/IP - etc : RS -232 , TCP/IP, RELAY, LOOP
Chapter 3. READER THEORY OF OPERATION3.1 Blockdiagram3.2 Reader Theory Of Operation CPR-303US device is intended to use as interrogator for UHF RFID system for access control or industrial automation. Device consist of RF transmitter section and RF receiver section. Tranmitter section radiates RF power in the UHF ISM frequency band with narrow band modulation within 500KHz bandwidth and receiver section receiver signal in the same frequency as transmitter radiates within same frequency channel. CRP-303US has internal build-in 6dBi gain antenna. Transmitter and receiver sections of device shares the same antenna for normal operation. As option, receiver section can be switched to employ additional external antenna for better operation. For this mode of operation it is needed to soldering a coaxial jumper cable inside of device and connection of a one more standalone antenna. Device has auxiliary input signal to control an intended transmission, so to avoid continuous radiation of RF power CRP-303US must be configured to using of this signal to start radiation of RF power. Device also has electrically decoupled pair of connector, used to control external executive mechanism, like a gate motor or door lock.
Chapter 4. USER MANUAL 4.1 Bootloader Connectivity4.2 Bootloader Manual Reader SUS USB Cable (male) PC Figure 1
1. Cable Connection. (Figure 1. Connection Reference) 2. aLOADER_APP.exe Execution. 3. UHF READER(CPR-303US) Power ON. 4. The boot_loader is connect.5. In Order. 6. Communication & Baudrate Setting7. Tag Type & ID Setting
8.1 Main Program8. READER Firmware Download Directory Select ( Source File ) ->> mPROGRAM ->> MPROGRAM.hex CLICK. ->> Main Program Update Completion...
8.1 Channel Program Directory Select ( Source File ) ->> cPROGRAM ->> CPROGRAM.hex CLICK. ->> Channel Program Update Completion... ->> private use Of Credipass
4.3 PIN ASSIGN4.3.1. Power ( DC 24V ) UHF READER [ RED ] [ BLACK ] ->( Connection without Polarity )4.3.2. RS-232 [ GREEN ] [ WHITE ] [ GRAY ] -> Connection without Polarity because NO VOLTAGE BIAS. 4.3.3 RELAY [ ORANGE ] [ VIOLET ] Black RedEx) Power Supply DC 24V 1A
4.3.4 Loop Detector [ BROWN ] [ GRAY ] Gray Brown Loop DetectorChapter 5. Contact U Pass Office & Technic Support - No.509 Daeryung Post TowerIII, 182-4, Guro-3Dong, Guro-Gu 152-847 Korea. TEL:+82-2-488-8807 FAX:+82-2-488-8277
WARNING STATEMENT “Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.” “NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A 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.”

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