Winnix Technologies HYM730 UHF RFID Reader Module User Manual

Winnix Technologies Co., Limited UHF RFID Reader Module

User Manual

   UHF RFID Reader/Reader Module DEMO Software User Manual V1.1                            Winnix Technologies Co., Limited
                                                                                                   www.winnix.net 2  Content Content………………………………………………………….…………………………………………….………2 1. Introduce………………………………………………….…………………………………………….………3 2. User Guide……………………………………………………………………………….……………….……3 2.1 Language……………………………………………………………………………….……….……3 2.2 Connection………………………………………………………………………..…………….……4 2.1.1 Ethernet connection……………………………..…………………………………….…4 2.1.2 RS232 connection……………………….……………………………………………….…4 2.3 Single inventory operation……………………………….……………………..………….…5 2.4 Multiple inventory operation…………………………….……………….…………….……6 2.5 RF output power setting…………………………………….…………………………….……7 2.6 Region setting………………………………………………….……………………………….……7 2.7 Frequency hopping setting…………………………………………………….………...……8 2.8 Version info……………………………………………………………………………………...……8 2.9 Temperature info…………………………………………………………………………..…...…9 2.10 Recommended Link setting……………………………………………………………...……9 2.11 Antenna setting………………………………………………………………………………...…..9 2.12 Multiple inventory Delay time setting………………………………………………..…..9 2.13 Antenna working and interval time setting……………………...…………….…….10 2.14 Buzzer setting..………………………………………………………………………………….….10 2.15 GPIO setting…….…………………………………………………………………………………...11 2.16 CW setting …………………………………………………………………………………………….11 2.17 RX ADC info……………………………………………………………………………………………11 2.18 Algorithm setting……………………………………………………………………………………11 2.19 Single inventory timeout setting…………………………………………………………….12 2.20 Select and Query Setting………………………………………………………………………..12 2.21 Tag reading/writing setting…………………………………………………………………….12 2.22 Tag Lock setting………………………………………………………………………………………13 2.23 Tag Kill setting…………………………………………………………………………………………14 2.24 FastID function………………………………………………………………………………………..14 2.25 TagFocus function……………………………………………………………………………………15
                                                                                                   www.winnix.net 3  1. Introduce  The Demo software user manual is used for HYM730/HYM740/HYM750 serial modules and HYR810/HYR820/HYR830 series readers; Support Chinese and English language; Support RJ45 connecting. Adopt TCP long connection method, slave computer as TCP server, host  computer  demo  software  as  the  TCP  client  side.  (Notice:  RJ45  connecting  only  for HYR830 reader) Support RS232 connecting, baud rate 115200, 1 bit for start, 1 bit for stop, 8 bits for data.  2. User Guide 2.1 Language Two optional languages are supported: Simply Chinese English Open the DEMO software, as picture 1, click red marked area, could choose language.   Picture 1 Opening interface
                                                                                                   www.winnix.net 4   2.2 Connection Demo software support two optional connecting, Ethernet and RS232 serial connections. 2.2.1 Ethernet connection setting Default IP address of the reader is 192.168.1.10. If connecting in Ethernet (RJ45), please set IP  address  of  PC  at  same  range,  such  as  192.168.1.100.  Before  connecting,  make  sure  IP address of PC could be passed at Ping operation. Connections  are displayed with different prefix. If connecting with RJ45, type  NET+IP at the drop-down box of port. For example, connect to 192.168.1.10, type NET192.168.1.10 as below picture.    Picture 2 Ethernet port connection  2.2.2 RS232 connection Demo software could automatically display usable COM ports, click drop-down box, you will see below.  Picture 3 Automatic identify serial port  RS232 connection is with a prefix of COM, which user dont need to input. What users have
                                                                                                   www.winnix.net 5  to do is to choose correct COM number, and then it should be connected, as below picture.  Picture 4 RS232 port connection  2.3 Single inventory operation Single  inventory  operation  is  in  singe  ask  and  single  answer  method  of  reading.    Each inventory will result an acknowledgement frame. In each single inventory, only one tags EPC data could be gotten.   Single  inventory  mode  supports  to  inventory  tag  function  at  any  length  EPC  code.  At workspace  area,  it  could  display  EPC  code,  Inventory  times,  RSSI  for  each  tag,  as  below picture.
                                                                                                   www.winnix.net 6   Picture 5 Single inventory mode  2.4 Multiple inventory operation Below  picture  is  for  multiple  inventory  mode.  Inventory  times  are  non-limited.  At information area, it will display Inventory speed, time and tag numbers. Click off-line clean, it will launch the function. If a tag is not read in 4 seconds, the marked color of the tag will turn grey, if over 8 seconds, the tag will be cleared from workspace.
                                                                                                   www.winnix.net 7   Picture 6 Multiple inventory mode 2.5 RF output power setting TX power setting is in basic settings section, below picture is for TX power setting.  Picture 7 RF output power setting The TX power range is 5-30dBm, with 1dBm stepping up. Set the picked power, and then get for checking the result. Choose "save", the setting will be kept after power off. 2.6 Region setting Region setting is in basic settings section, as below picture.  Picture 8 Region setting
                                                                                                   www.winnix.net 8  Region setting includes China1 area (840.625MHz~844.375MHz), China2 area (920.625MHz~924.375MHz), Europe area (865.7MHz~867.5 MHz), USA area (902MHz~928MHz), Korea and Japan area. Choose  the  frequency  band  at  your  area,  and  then  click  set,  get  is  to  check  the current band you have chosen. Choose "save", the setting will be kept after power off. 2.7 Frequency hopping setting Frequency hopping setting is in basic settings as below picture.  Picture 9 Frequency hopping setting Click get, you will see the each hopping points of the frequencies. Fixed  frequency  setting: fill in the frequency  at the blank  then click add,  then click set, if successful, it will notice. Click get can check out the set value. Self-defining  frequency hopping setting: input one frequency point, click  add;  then input another, click add. Repeat till you add all frequency points, then click set. You can click get to check if setting successfully. 2.8 Version info Version information is displayed in basic settings as below picture.  Picture 10 Version information Click get, you will get the version information, including Software version, Hardware version, Firmware version and Module ID. 2.9 Temperature info Temperature info is displayed in basic settings as below picture.
                                                                                                   www.winnix.net 9   Picture 11 Temperature information Click get to see the working temperature information. For normally, the temperature range is between -40 – 85 degree Celsius. When the “temperature protect” is activated (the default is turn on), once the temperature is over 65℃, the rate of inventory would fell by 50%; If the temperature is over 85℃, the reader-module would stop working automatically, and it would back to workagain only the temperature below 85℃.   More than 80℃  on the life of the module will have a certain impact.   2.10 Recommended link setting Link setting is in basic settings as below picture.  Picture 12 Recommended link setting Recommended Link Settings:  DSB_ASK /FM0/40KHz  PR_ASK/Miller 4/250KHz  PR_ASK/Miller 4/300KHz  DSB_ASK /FM0/400KHz Default Link setting is PR_ASK/Miller 4/250KHz. Choose save, the setting will be kept after power off. 2.11 Antenna setting Antenna setting is in Basic Setting as below picture.  Picture 13 Antenna setting ANT2, ANT3, ANT4 are not applied for single port module. For four channels module and  reader,  you could choose one  or  more  antennas to work, and  also  can set  the working time for each antenna. 2.12 Multiple inventory Delay time setting Multiple inventory delay time setting is in Basic Setting, as below picture.
                                                                                                   www.winnix.net 10  Picture 14 Multiple inventory Delay time setting The setting is for  module waiting time after one  inventory cycle during the multiple inventory  working.  This  is  only  applied  for  single  port  module.  Default  value  is  0 during multiple inventory. At such case, the module will be working at full load, while the module temperature will be higher. 2.13 Antenna working and interval time setting Antenna working and interval time setting is in Basic Setting, as below picture.  Picture 15 Antenna working and interval time setting The  setting  is  for  each  antenna  working  time  and  interval  time  during  multiple inventory. Before the setting, you should choose the antenna number. For  instance,  if  want  to  set  ANT1  of  working  time  300ms,  ANT2  of  working  time 350ms,  ANT3  of  working  time  300ms,  ANT4  of  working  time  500ms,  and  waiting   1000ms for once reading cycle, see following steps: a) Click ANT1, ANT2, ANT3, ANT4, and set;    b) Set ANT1 of working time 300ms, ANT2 of working time 350ms, ANT3 of working time 300ms, ANT4 of working time 500ms, and interval time is 1000ms.  2.14 Buzzer setting Buzzer setting is in Basic Setting as below picture.  Picture 16 Buzzer setting Notice: The function is only for HYR830 reader. Click Ring, you will hear the alarm from the reader.
                                                                                                   www.winnix.net 11  2.15 GPIO setting GPIO setting is in Basic Setting as below picture.  Picture 17 GPIO setting Notice: HYM series modules only have 3 output IO ports (GPIO1, GPIO2 and GPIO3). HYM830 reader has 4 output IO ports (GPIO1, GPIO2, GPIO3, GPIO4), and 4 input IO ports (GPIO5, GPIO6, GPIO7, GPIO8) The picked output IO ports will output high level, otherwise will  output low level. If connecting  input  IO  ports  at high  level,  click  get,  you will  see the  picked  IO  ports; while at low level, the IO ports are not picked. 2.16 CW setting CW setting is in advanced settings as below picture.  Picture 18 CW setting Click ON to open  single  carrier wave  transmit,  OFF is to close single carrier wave transmit. Test-CW is for testing, please ignore it. 2.17 RX ADC info RX ADC information is displayed in advanced settings as below picture.  Picture 19 RX ADC information    RX  ADC  is  very  important  for  checking  the  matching  and  connection  of  the  antenna with  module  or  reader.  If  the  data  is  above  10,  there  may  be  connection  problem  or no-matching. At the time, please re-check the connection of antenna, or remove it, otherwise it will damage the module or reader. If the data is below 10, the antenna can be worked.   2.18 Q setting In Advanced Settings, below is the picture of Q setting.
                                                                                                   www.winnix.net 12   Picture 20 Q setting There  are  two  ways  of  dynamic  Q  and  static  Q.  Dynamic  Q  is  recommended,  as  it could automatically adjust the Q value to achieve most fast inventory. 2.19 Single inventory timeout setting In Advanced Settings section, below is the picture for single inventory timeout setting  Picture 21 Single inventory timeout setting This  function  is  only  for  single  inventory.  If  single  read  is  unsuccessful,  after  the overtime,  the  reader  will  report  the  result.  If  the  reading  is  successful  during  the overtime, the response will be appeared immediately. 2.20 Select and Query Setting In  Advanced  Settings  section,  below  is  the  picture  for  Select  and  Query  parameter setting  Picture 22 Select and Query setting Please  read  detail  instruction  for  Select  and  Query  command  in  ISO18000-6C protocol. 2.21 Tag reading and writing setting In Tag Operate section, below is the picture for tag reading/writing setting
                                                                                                   www.winnix.net 13   Picture 23 Tag reading and writing setting Memory Bank is data area of the tag, which includes RFU, EPC, TID and USR.RFU is for password  zone  of  the  tag,  including  Access  Password  (AccPwd)  and  Kill  Password (Killpwd). EPC is the ID number of the tag, usually at 12 bytes. TID is the worldwide sole ID  code, and includes the  information of  tag IC  company.  USR is  data  zone  for users, for some kind of tag there is no the USR data zone. Start  address is  for the beginning address  of  data reading  and writing. Unit is  word (One work equals to 2 bytes). Length is to show the length of data write. Unit is word (One work equals to 2 bytes). Access password: this is only for the reading and writing on those locked tag. Notice that you can read EPC information of the tag even the tag has been locked, but have to access the password for writing. TID is only for read, cant for write. Read/Write  setting  is  usually  operated  with  filter  operation,  which  means  you  can read/write those picked EPC tag,  and avoid to reading/writing un-picked tags. Steps are as following: Find the tag on workspace which you want to reading and writing, double-click the EPC number, enter tag operate interface, then you can operate. 2.22 Tag Lock setting In Tag Operate section, below is the picture for Tag Lock setting.  Picture 24 Tag lock setting At RFU zone, KillPwd and AccPwd could set separately.   There  are  four  kinds  of  operation  for  lock  setting  in  each  zone,  including  Unlock, Normal  lock,  Permanent  lock,  Permanent  Unlock,  and  usually  for  Lock  and  normal lock operations. Tag  lock  setting is usually operated with filter operation, which means you can lock those picked EPC tags, and avoid locking un-picked tags. Steps are as following: Find  the  tag  on  Workspace  which  you  want  to  lock,  double-click  the  EPC number, enter tag operate interface, then you can operate.
                                                                                                   www.winnix.net 14  2.23 Tag Kill setting In Tag Operate section, below is the picture for Tag Kill setting.  Picture 25 Tag kill setting It  is  supported  by  ISO18000-6C  protocol  the  reader  could  kill  the  tags  permanently.  Please caution the killed tag could not be usable. Tag Kill setting is usually operated with filter operation, which means you can kill the picked EPC tags, and avoid killing un-picked tags. Steps are as following: Find  the  tag  on  Workspace  which  you  want  to  kill,  double-click  the  EPC  number,  enter  tag operate interface, then you can operate. 2.24 FastID Function  Picture26 FastID Operation screen ClickFastIDthen you can start FastID function When you open FastID, on single inventory and continuous inventory, the EPC and TID of the tag will be shown together. Attention, only if the tag support FastID function, then you can use this function, if the tag didnt support this function, you only can get EPC.
                                                                                                   www.winnix.net 15  2.25 TagFocus Function  Picture27 TagFocus Operation screen ClickTagFocus,then you can start TagFocus function
OEMsinformation:RealIDTechnologyCo.,Ltd.wasestablishedinDecember2012,theregisteredcapitalof990millionyuan.ItisaprofessionalcompanyspecializinginRFIDsystemdesign,equipmentdevelopmentandrelatedtechnicalservices.RealIDTechnologyCo.,Ltd.gatheredanumberofhighlyqualifiedmanagementpersonnel,first‐classproductdevelopmentelite,toprovidecustomerswithfirst‐classhardwareproducts,programdesign,andcustomservices.ChangesormodifcationsmadetotheequipmentnotexpresslyapprovedbyWinnixmayvoidtheFCC/ICauthorizationtooperatethisequipment.Theuseofthetransceivermoduleisauthorizedinmobileorfxedhostdevicestakingintoaccounttheconditionslistedbelow:●  OEMIntegratormustensurethattheendusermanualmaynotcontainanyinformationaboutthewaytoinstallorremovethemodulefromthefnalproduct.●  Dependingonthefnalhostdeviceadditionalauthorizationrequirementsforthenontransmitterfunctionsofthetransmittermodulemayberequired(i.e.,Verifcation,orDeclarationofConformity)TheOEMintegratorisresponsibleforensuringthataerthemoduleisinstalledandoperationalthehostcontinuestobecompliantwiththePart15Bunintentionalradiatorrequirements.●  Theinformationonthelabelandintheusermanualisrequiredtobeincorporatedintheusermanualofthefnalhost.see47CFR15requirementsformoredetails(e.g.15.19/15.21/15.101/15.105/RSSGEN/ICES)●  Additionallabelwiththewords‘ContainsFCCID:RVZHYM730’shallbeappliedandvisiblefromtheoutsideofthehostproduct.●  Themodulemustbeinstalledandusedinstrictaccordancewiththemanufacturer’sinstructionsasdescribedintheuserdocumentaonthatcomeswiththemodule●  TheendusermanualforthefnalhostproductoperatingwiththistransmittermustincludeoperatnginstructionstosatisfyRFexposurecompliancerequirements.RadiofrequencyradiationexposureInformation:ThisequipmentcomplieswithFCCradiationexposurelimitssetforthforanuncontrolledenvironment.Thisequipmentshouldbeinstalledandoperatedwithminimumdistanceof25cmbetweentheradiatorandyourbody.Thistransmittermustnotbecolocatedoroperatinginconjunctionwithanyotherantennaortransmitter●  Whenthefnalhostproductoperatingwiththistransmitterdeviatefromabove,installationofthismoduleintospecifcfnalhostsmayrequirethesubmissionofaClassIIpermissivechangeapplicationcontainingdatapertinenttoRFExposure,spuriousemissions,ERP/EIRP,andhost/moduleauthencaon,ornewapplicationifappropriateFeelfreetocontactusifadditionalguidanceisrequired.ManualRequirementsaccording15.19/RSSGENThisdevicecomplieswithPart15oftheFCCRules[andwithIndustryCanadalicenceexemptRSSstandard(s)].Operationissubjecttothefollowingtwoconditions:(1) thisdevicemaynotcauseharmfulinterference,and(2) thisdevicemustacceptanyinterferencereceived,includinginterferencethatmaycause
undesiredoperaon.ManualRequirementsaccording15.21Changesormodifcaonsmadetothisequipmentnotexpresslyapprovedby(manufacturername)mayvoidtheFCCauthorizationtooperatethisequipment.Declaration1) MarketingThedevicemustbesoldtodealers.2) ProfessionalinstallationInstalledbylicensedprofessionals(EUTsoldtodealerwhohireinstallers)3) ApplicationTheintendeduseisgenerallynotforthegeneralpublic.Itisgenerallyforindustry/commercialuse.AntennaInformationTheHY730includesanexternalantennaport.Herearesomedesignguidelinestohelpensureantennaperformance:●  Neverplacethegroundplaneorroutecoppertracesdirectlyunderneaththeantennaportionofthemodule.●  Neverplacetheantennaclosetometallicobjects.●  Intheoveralldesign,ensurethatwiringandothercomponentsarenotplacedneartheantenna.●  Donotplacetheantennainametallicormetallizedplasticenclosure.●  Donotplacetheantennainametallicormetallizedplasticenclosure.●  Keepplasticenclosures1cmormorefromtheantennainanydirection.

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