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Mobile reader SIMATIC RF360M/RF660M

SIMATIC Ident

RFID systems

Mobile reader SIMATIC

RF360M/RF660M

Operating Instructions

08/2022

C79000-G8976-C660-02

Introduction

Safety instructions

Description

Commissioning

"SIMATIC Mobile Reader"

app

Maintenance and service

Technical specifications

Appendix

Service & Support

Summary of Contents for SIMATIC Ident RF360M

Page 1: ...Mobile reader SIMATIC RF360M RF660M Operating Instructions 08 2022 C79000 G8976 C660 02 Introduction 1 Safety instructions 2 Description 3 Commissioning 4 SIMATIC Mobile Reader app 5 Maintenance and service 6 Technical specifications 7 Appendix A Service Support B ...

Page 2: ...onnel qualified for the specific task in accordance with the relevant documentation in particular its warning notices and safety instructions Qualified personnel are those who based on their training and experience are capable of identifying risks and avoiding potential hazards when working with these products systems Proper use of Siemens products Note the following WARNING Siemens products may o...

Page 3: ...der handle 26 4 1 7 Camera 27 4 2 Commissioning and operation software 27 4 2 1 Switch the reader on off 27 4 2 2 Energy states power modes 28 4 2 3 Reader buttons 29 4 2 4 LED status display of the reader 29 4 2 5 Operating system and network settings 30 5 SIMATIC Mobile Reader app 33 5 1 Starting the app 33 5 2 Functions of the HF app variant RF360M 34 5 2 1 Menu overview and functions 34 5 2 2 ...

Page 4: ...3 HF head module update RF360M 80 7 Technical specifications 81 7 1 Technical specifications of the SIMATIC RF160B 81 7 2 Technical specifications of the HF head module SIMATIC RF360H 83 7 3 Technical specifications of the UHF head module SIMATIC RF660H 84 7 4 Technical specifications of the charging docking station 85 A Appendix 87 A 1 Encryption methods ciphers 87 A 2 Certificates approvals 88 A...

Page 5: ... app V2 0 and describe the delivery state as of 08 2022 Trademarks The following and possibly other names not identified by the registered trademark sign are registered trademarks of Siemens AG SIMATIC SIMATIC RF and MOBY Orientation in the documentation You can find detailed information on the transponders that can be read with the SIMATIC RF160B and on the antennas that can be connected to the H...

Page 6: ...ngs Recycling and disposal The products are low in harmful substances can be recycled and meet the requirements of the Directive 2012 19 EU for disposal of waste electrical and electronic equipment WEEE Do not dispose of the products at public disposal sites For environmentally compliant recycling and disposal of your electronic waste please contact a company certified for the disposal of electron...

Page 7: ...ime remove the battery NOTICE Avoid environmental impacts on the reader docking station Do not place the mobile reader docking station and power supply unit close to heat sources fan heaters or similar and do not expose them to direct sunlight excessive dust sources or shock Make sure that the cables and power supply unit do not pose a tripping hazard To avoid overheating the mobile reader docking...

Page 8: ...band WLAN Max 100 mW in 2 4 GHz band Max 200 mW in 5 GHz band RFID Max 42 dBµA m at 10 m distance mag field strength CAUTION Damage to retina due to camera flash Do not flash the camera directly into the eyes of persons in the vicinity or your own eyes as this could damage the retina Note Switching on the display in Idle mode If the display of the mobile reader is in Idle mode it can be activated ...

Page 9: ...sed physical ports e g Ethernet ports on the device Unused ports can be used to access the system without authorization Software security functions Keep the software up to date Keep yourself informed regularly about safety updates for the product You can find information about this at Link https www siemens com industrialsecurity For compatibility reasons the pre installed Web browser contains bot...

Page 10: ...tes are self signed We recommend using certificates signed either by a reliable external certification authority or an internal certification authority The device has an interface via which you can import certificates and keys We recommend that you use certificates with a cryptographic key length of at least 4096 bits If protocols support both certificates and keys you should favor certificates Th...

Page 11: ...interfaces ports Unused ports could be used to access the network downstream from the device List of available protocols All available protocols and their ports that are used with SIMATIC RF160B are listed below Table 2 1 List of available protocols Service Protocol Protocol Port number Preset port status Port configurable Port number configurable Authenticatio n Encryption 1 DHCP UDP 67 UDP 68 Op...

Page 12: ...extent such a connection is necessary and only when appropriate security measures e g firewalls and or network segmentation are in place For additional information on industrial security measures that may be implemented please visit https www siemens com industrialsecurity Siemens products and solutions undergo continuous development to make them more secure Siemens strongly recommends that produc...

Page 13: ...evices expand the RFID systems with powerful mobile HF or UHF readers for applications in the areas of logistics production and service They are primarily used for mobile acquisition and transmission reading and writing of transponder data This makes the readers an indispensable tool for commissioning and testing Figure 3 1 Product photo of the SIMATIC RF660M and RF360M incl docking station The mo...

Page 14: ... of the mobile readers Table 3 1 Features of the charging docking station Features Charging docking station Power supply interface DC socket hollow plug Ethernet interface RJ45 10 100 Mb USB interface Type A For connecting removable data storage media USB sticks Table 3 2 Features of the basic device Features Base device SIMATIC RF160B Camera 5 megapixels autofocus Degree of protection IP65 Softwa...

Page 15: ... antenna connector You can find detailed information on this in the SIMATIC RF300 system manual All transponders and smart labels of the RF600 product family Functions Read tag ID Initialize transponder Read data from the transponder Write data to the transponder Save and transfer transponder data Display and edit data in decimal hexadecimal and ASCII format Logbook function App in English and Ger...

Page 16: ...Description Mobile reader SIMATIC RF360M RF660M 16 Operating Instructions 08 2022 C79000 G8976 C660 02 ...

Page 17: ...n charge the battery of the mobile reader and spare batteries using the charging docking station Over the Ethernet interface you can connect the charging docking station with your network via a reader Over the USB interface you can connect removable data storage media to the charging docking station Procedure Follow these steps to connect and commission the charging docking station 1 Set up the ch...

Page 18: ...face DC socket hollow plug 4 1 2 Replacing inserting the battery The reader s battery is inserted in the factory as standard A description of how to replace the battery or insert a new battery is provided below The battery compartment is located on the back of the reader Procedure Follow these steps to replace the battery of the mobile reader 1 Remove the retaining strap if necessary by unhooking ...

Page 19: ...3 Inserting the battery 7 If necessary re attach the retaining strap or the pistol handle Changing the battery during operation The mobile reader has a buffer battery This enables battery replacement during operation without the need to turn off the reader or close apps provided the battery replacement is completed within a few seconds about 5 s max 10 s and the reader has been in operation for at...

Page 20: ...he reader battery To charge the reader battery you must insert the bottom of the reader vertically into the left hand charging cradle Figure 4 4 Inserting the reader in the charging docking station Procedure Charging the spare battery Follow these steps to insert a spare battery in the charging docking station 1 Insert the spare battery downwards at an angle into the battery compartment so that th...

Page 21: ... the charge level of the batteries via the two LEDs on the top of the charging docking station Charging a completely empty battery takes about 4 hours provided that the reader is switched off while the reader battery is charged If the reader is switched on the charging process takes longer and the remaining charging duration of the reader battery is shown at the bottom edge of the display Table 4 ...

Page 22: ...3 1FA00 has an internal antenna and can be read out and written in connection with the SIMATIC RF160B transponder base device In contrast the head module with the article number 6GT2803 1FA10 has an M8 socket for connecting external antennas For operation with this head module you need an antenna for the HF frequency range in addition You can find an overview of the suitable antennas in the sectio...

Page 23: ...ending on the country or region and the SIMATIC RF660H head module version used Note that there are three UHF head module versions Depending on the country or region where you operate the SIMATIC RF160B mobile reader you need to use one of the following head modules SIMATIC RF660H ETSI article number 6GT2813 1FA00 SIMATIC RF660H FCC Article number 6GT2813 1FA10 SIMATIC RF660H CMIIT article number ...

Page 24: ...e UHF head module with horizontal alignment of the transponder axis Optimum transponder alignment to the mobile reader maximum range Alternatively transponder alignment to the reader range reduced by approx 20 Figure 4 8 Radiation of the antenna field of the UHF head module Procedure You can easily replace the head module interface cover or the head module by sliding it off or onto the base device...

Page 25: ...strap upwards from the bottom through the upper retaining strap hook Figure 4 10 Pushing pulling the retaining strap through 3 Connect the retaining strap loop to the bottom of the reader Figure 4 11 Attaching the retaining strap loop 4 Close the Velcro fastener of the retaining strap Figure 4 12 Closing the Velcro fastener To ensure a secure hold the retaining strap should be tight enough that yo...

Page 26: ...60B which ergonomically improves the reading and writing of transponders The pistol handle has a trigger that you use to initiate the scan button The pistol handle does not impede replacing the head module or charging the mobile reader Both are possible with the pistol handle However the pistol handle must be removed before replacing the battery Procedure Attaching the pistol handle Follow these s...

Page 27: ... is a 5 MP autofocus camera with flash lighting on the rear of the mobile reader Using this camera and the corresponding software app for reading codes you can optionally also use the reader to read bar codes and 2D codes 4 2 Commissioning and operation software 4 2 1 Switch the reader on off Using the On Off button on the right of the mobile reader you can switch the reader on off or restart it S...

Page 28: ...s switched off so that the reader uses only very little power and the battery lifetime can be extended From this mode the reader can be set to operational mode again very quickly because the operating system does not need to be rebooted Note that the reader continues to be supplied with power in Idle mode and this mode can therefore only be retained for a certain amount of time depending on the ch...

Page 29: ...Off button On the right of the reader 3 s press Switch the reader on off Restart reader Creating screenshots 2 s press Activate Idle mode Scanner button 2x On the right and left of the reader Gray button Start scan read operation The antenna field of the reader is scanned and data is read from the detected transponders 4 2 4 LED status display of the reader The mobile reader has 2 status LEDs as w...

Page 30: ...tribution as known for desktops and servers Some basic properties that you would expect in a UNIX family system have been changed significantly Nevertheless many properties are comparable to other embedded Linux distributions Reading out the operating system version You can view the Android operating system version and other version information in the system settings under Desktop App overview Set...

Page 31: ...N Ethernet charging docking station The charging docking station of the reader has an Ethernet interface via which the charging docking station or the mobile reader can be integrated into a wired network The device obtains its network configuration via DHCP by default To integrate the charging docking station into a network you need to create the network_settings ini file under the path sdcard ACD...

Page 32: ...AN As is usual with Android operating systems you can define the network settings of the reader via the system settings of the operating system You can find detailed information on the WLAN standards and their encryption in the section Technical specifications of the SIMATIC RF160B Page 81 The SIMATIC RF160B provides the option to set further WLAN parameters outside of the values offered by Androi...

Page 33: ... app start Allow memory access the first time the app is started so that it can save extensions and log files on the device Note that it is necessary to allow this in order for the app to start Alternatively you can open the app via the app overview To open the app overview you simply need to swipe from bottom to top in the home screen on the display App languages The app is available in an Englis...

Page 34: ...ed You can call the three menus of the app as well as the Settings menu via the home screen Using the menu you can scan for transponders and edit them In the menu Settings you can configure the SIMATIC Mobile Reader app Figure 5 1 Home page menu Table 5 1 The menus of the SIMATIC Mobile Reader app Menus Functions Scan Starting stopping scanning Overview of the identified transponders Tag Editor Re...

Page 35: ...ponder data Performing firmware update of the reader head module Mcon Enabling disabling acoustic signals sounds Resetting the app to factory settings Reading out version information Click the button of the desired menu to open it With the icon at the top left you open a menu overview via which you can jump directly to the relevant menus or back to the home screen Note Terms within the app and doc...

Page 36: ...g Instructions 08 2022 C79000 G8976 C660 02 5 2 2 Functions 5 2 2 1 Scan menu In the Scan menu you can scan the antenna field of the reader for transponders Figure 5 2 Scan menu This menu is split up into two areas A list of the detected transponders is shown in the upper area In the bottom area you can perform scans ...

Page 37: ...ponder list Table 5 3 Functions of the Scan menu Functions parameter Description Incremental Check box to define the counting method when detecting transponders Disabled The transponder list is reset by a newly started scan operation Activated The counter levels of the transponders in the transponder list are not reset by a newly started scan operation The counter levels of the transponders are co...

Page 38: ...can read data from a target transponder change it and write to the target transponder EEPROM and OTP memory area This menu is divided into the following tabs Memory editor File editor Init Memory editor In the Memory editor tab you can read out the transponder data of the transponder located in the antenna field edit it if necessary and write it to the transponder again Figure 5 3 Tag Editor Memor...

Page 39: ...itten HEX Hexadecimal input format Hyphens are entered automatically BIN Decimal input format Numbers 0 and 1 are allowed DEC Decimal input format Numbers from 0 255 are allowed ASCII6 ASCII6 input format All characters compliant with VDA 5500 are allowed ASCII8 ASCII8 input format All ASCII characters are allowed Address Input box for entering the address within the selected memory area from whic...

Page 40: ... 5 5 Functions of the File editor tab Functions parameter Description Target tag The UID of the transponder located in the antenna field is displayed in this area Memory path Selection of the memory path and the file of the transponder data saved in the reader that should be written to the transponder located in the antenna field Note A separate file in which the transponder data of the respective...

Page 41: ...r data to be transmitted The transponder that is to be written and is located in the antenna field has sufficient storage space Transfer transponder data procedure Follow these steps to transfer transponder data saved in the mobile reader onto the transponder located in the antenna field 1 Select the desired file in the Tag Editor File editor menu using the Memory path button Note You can define t...

Page 42: ...unctions of the Init tab Functions parameter Description Initialization pattern Check boxes to select the initialization pattern Increment 1 byte 0x00 0xFF Ascending initialization starting at value 0x00 Decrement 1 byte 0x00 0xFF Descending initialization starting at value 0xFF Static Specification of a static value with which the complete memory area is overwritten Target tag The UID of the tran...

Page 43: ... 5 6 Tag Info menu Table 5 7 Information of the Tag Info menu Information Description Target tag The UID of the transponder located in the antenna field is displayed in this area All of the following information relates to this transponder Tag type Specification of the transponder type Additional information on the chip type or the memory size is supplied depending on the transponder type Version ...

Page 44: ...contains 4x 4 or 2x 8 bytes 0 No block is written or locked 1 The 1st block address 0xFF80 0xFF83 is written or locked 2 The 2nd block address 0xFF84 0xFF87 is written or locked 3 The 1st and 2nd block address 0xFF80 0xFF87 are written or locked Size of a memory block Size of memory block in bytes Number of memory blocks Number of memory blocks present 5 2 3 Settings menu In the menu Settings you ...

Page 45: ...r transponders of the MIFARE Classic transponder protocol should be read ISO15693 Drop down list to select the transponder types to be read within the ISO15693 transponder protocol You can select all transponder types one transponder type or none ECC Check box for enabling disabling the ECC method This function can only be enabled for the RF300 and MIFARE Classic transponder protocols and is aimed...

Page 46: ... Description Tag content save as Enable automatic saving Slider for enabling disabling the memory function If the function has been enabled the transponder data of all transponders read in the Memory editor is automatically saved in the mobile reader Note This function must be enabled to be able to use the File editor in the Tag Editor menu Memory path Specification of the memory path under which ...

Page 47: ...sv file You can find a detailed description of the procedure to export the logbook below the table Reset logbook Button for resetting the logbook Export logbook requirements The charging docking station is connected to the power supply The mobile reader is in the charging docking station A USB stick is inserted in the charging docking station Export logbook procedure Follow these steps to export t...

Page 48: ...e HF app variant RF360M Mobile reader SIMATIC RF360M RF660M 48 Operating Instructions 08 2022 C79000 G8976 C660 02 Figure 5 9 Settings Update menu You can find detailed information on the update in the section Software updates installations Page 78 ...

Page 49: ... sound If the function has been enabled a signal sound is generated for each transponder identified during a scan operation Module Switch off when Slider to enable disable the head module If the function has been enabled the head module is switched off automatically as soon as the SIMATIC Mobile Reader app goes to the background This function is an energy saving function to maximize the battery li...

Page 50: ... log files is not deleted in this process To delete this data you need to reset the operating system or delete the data manually You can reset the operating system in the system settings under Settings System Advanced Reset options Delete all data factory settings About You can find information on the various current versions in the About tab Figure 5 11 Settings About menu Table 5 11 Information ...

Page 51: ...ce software contained in this product as well as its license conditions Head module licenses Link to the file with copyright information on the open source software contained in this head module as well as its license conditions 5 3 General notes on working with the UHF app version All transponders have so called communication protocols that control communication between the reader and transponder...

Page 52: ...ICE Memory areas 2544 bits not addressable Please note that memory areas 2544 bits cannot be addressed with the SIMATIC RF160B mobile reader Passwords As a rule each UHF transponder has an Access and a Kill password Access password Access password with which individual memory areas are protected from read and write access Kill password Password required to destroy the transponder Both passwords ar...

Page 53: ... variant RF660M 5 4 1 Menu overview and functions Once you have started the SIMATIC Mobile Reader app the home screen of the app is displayed You can call the three menus of the app as well as the Settings menu via the home screen Using the menu you can scan for transponders edit and locate them In the menu Settings you can configure the SIMATIC Mobile Reader app Figure 5 13 Home page menu ...

Page 54: ...fied transponders Selecting the transponder to be located Transponder localization based on the received signal strength Settings Specifying UHF settings Exporting and resetting the logbook Performing firmware update of the reader head module Mcon Enabling disabling acoustic signals sounds Resetting the app to factory settings Reading out version information Click the button of the desired menu to...

Page 55: ...nstructions 08 2022 C79000 G8976 C660 02 55 5 4 2 Functions 5 4 2 1 Scan menu In the Scan menu you can scan the antenna field of the reader for transponders Figure 5 14 Scan menu This menu is split up into two areas A list of the detected transponders is shown in the upper area In the bottom area you can perform scans ...

Page 56: ...nder was last identified PC Protocol Control Word of the transponder You can find more information in the EPCglobal Specifications http www gs1 org Functions of the menu In this area you can perform scans define settings for the display or delete the current entries in the transponder list Table 5 14 Functions of the Scan menu Functions parameter Description Incremental Check box to define the cou...

Page 57: ...te Scanning is automatically stopped after 120 seconds to avoid overheating of the head module 5 4 2 2 Tag Editor menu In the Tag Editor menu you can read data from a target transponder change it and write to the target transponder You can lock memory areas assign Access and Kill passwords and kill the transponder This menu is divided into the following tabs Target Write Read Disable Target In the...

Page 58: ... SIMATIC Mobile Reader app 5 4 Functions of the UHF app variant RF660M Mobile reader SIMATIC RF360M RF660M 58 Operating Instructions 08 2022 C79000 G8976 C660 02 Figure 5 15 Tag Editor Target menu ...

Page 59: ...nu Table 5 15 Functions of the Write tab Functions parameter Description Target tag The EPC ID of the selected target transponder is displayed in this area Password Input box for the Access password If the transponder is password protected you need to enter the Access password here to be able to write the data to the selected memory area of the target transponder Memory area Drop down list to sele...

Page 60: ... the target transponder Maximum permissible start address 255 bytes Length bytes Drop down list to select the length of the memory area in bytes within which you want to change or write the data of the target transponder Maximum permissible length 63 bytes Data to be written Input box in which you can enter the data or the text that you want to write to the selected memory area of the target trans...

Page 61: ...16 Functions of the Read tab Functions parameter Description Target tag The EPC ID of the selected target transponder is displayed in this area Password Input box for the Access password If the transponder is password protected you need to enter the Access password here to be able to read the data from the selected memory area of the target transponder Memory area Drop down list to select the memo...

Page 62: ...CII characters are allowed After the format is changed you need to click the Read button to view the transponder data in the selected format Start bytes Drop down list to select the start address of the memory area in bytes from which you want to read the data of the target transponder Maximum permissible start address 255 bytes Length bytes Drop down list to select the length of the memory area i...

Page 63: ... Tag Editor Disable menu Table 5 17 Functions of the Disable tab Functions parameter Description Target tag The EPC ID of the selected target transponder is displayed in this area Password Input box for the Access Kill password Change password Button to change the Access Kill password Clicking the button opens a new window in which you can change the respective password In the drop down list selec...

Page 64: ...unlocked again Kill A Kill destroys the entire memory of the transponder so that the transponder can no longer be identified by an RFID reader and is therefore no longer usable It may be necessary to input the Kill password for this action Memory area Drop down list to select the memory area that you want to lock or unlock Button Button to run the selected backup mode Locking unlocking memory area...

Page 65: ...arable to a metal detector The nearer you get to the transponder the faster the frequency of the signal sound becomes and the higher the RSSI signal strength is displayed Figure 5 19 Locate menu This menu is split up into two areas In the upper area you can scan the antenna field of the reader for transponders Update button and select a target transponder from the transponder list In the lower are...

Page 66: ...elected EPC ID is transferred to the Tag to be located input box 3 Via the option buttons select whether the complete EPC ID of the detected transponder matches that of the selected transponder exactly or whether only part of the EPC ID has to match 4 If you selected the Starts with option In the Tag to be located input box enter the part of the EPC ID that needs to match the selected transponder ...

Page 67: ...nsponder has to match that of the selected transponder exactly Starts with Specification that only part of the EPC ID of the detected transponder has to match that of the selected transponder When searching for multiple transponders with the Starts with option note that you can only remove digits starting from the end of the EPC ID Tag to be located Input box to adapt the EPC ID Locate Button to s...

Page 68: ...o tab you can make specific UHF settings Figure 5 20 Settings Radio menu Table 5 20 Parameters of the Radio menu Parameter Description Region Drop down list to select the country profile valid for your region or country The selection depends on the inserted head module Radiated power mW Drop down list to select the desired radiated power with which the reader scans are performed ...

Page 69: ... between expected and actual number of transponders this will have a negative effect on the reading speed Session Drop down list for selecting the sessions If multiple readers are used in a small space a separate session should be assigned to each reader to avoid radio collisions Search mode Drop down list to select the search mode with which the reader detects transponders 0 Auto The reader selec...

Page 70: ...enabling disabling the logbook If this function has been enabled all results of the scan operation are entered in the logbook Note that the logbook is created as ring buffer for up to 8 000 individual transponders Note This function corresponds to the Logging activated parameter in the Scan menu Logbook created on Display of when the logbook was created The date and time of the first scan performe...

Page 71: ...e charging docking station is connected to the power supply The mobile reader is in the charging docking station A USB stick is inserted in the charging docking station Export logbook procedure Follow these steps to export the logbook 1 In the Settings Logbook menu click the Export logbook button Reaction The Downloads folder opens 2 Use the button to select the desired memory path Select the USB ...

Page 72: ...der SIMATIC RF360M RF660M 72 Operating Instructions 08 2022 C79000 G8976 C660 02 Update In the Update tab you can update the software of the head module interface Mcon Figure 5 22 Settings Update menu You can find detailed information on the update in the section MCon update Page 79 ...

Page 73: ...r menu Table 5 22 Settings of the Other menu Settings Description Sound Scan Slider to enable disable the scan sound If the function has been enabled a signal sound is generated for each transponder identified during a scan operation Locate Slider to enable disable the localization sound If the function has been enabled the distance to the transponder is reproduced by signal sounds when transponde...

Page 74: ...ving function to maximize the battery lifetime Factory settings Button for resetting the mobile reader to factory settings With this function the SIMATIC Mobile Reader app is reset to the factory settings The data saved on the device e g log files is not deleted in this process To delete this data you need to reset the operating system or delete the data manually You can reset the operating system...

Page 75: ...of the reader firmware of the head module MCon version Version specification of the module controller of the head module interface MDID information Detailed information on Mask Designer ID The Mask Designer ID contains information on the different transponder types chip model and chip manufacturer Based on the MDID the reader can assign this information to the detected transponders UHF country pro...

Page 76: ... SIMATIC Mobile Reader app 5 4 Functions of the UHF app variant RF660M Mobile reader SIMATIC RF360M RF660M 76 Operating Instructions 08 2022 C79000 G8976 C660 02 ...

Page 77: ...acts to touch and the active program could be impaired or disrupted Do not apply strong pressure to the display Charging and communication contacts If charging or communication problems occur clean the charging and communication contacts with a soft damp cloth NOTICE Cleaning the charging and communication contacts of the charging docking station To clean the charging and communication contacts of...

Page 78: ...rces Make sure that the apps installed and operated on the device are from trusted sources Requirements The update file apk has been downloaded and transferred to a USB stick The charging docking station is connected to the power supply The mobile reader is in the charging docking station Procedure Follow these steps to perform an app update 1 Plug the USB with the update file into the USB port of...

Page 79: ...pdate file and a USB stick you can update the interface software of the head module Module Controller or MCon You can find a current version of the update file on the Siemens Industry Online Support pages https support industry siemens com cs ww en ps 14971 dl Requirements The update file bin has been downloaded and transferred to a USB stick The charging docking station is connected to the power ...

Page 80: ...n the charging docking station Procedure To update the firmware proceed as follows 1 Plug the USB with the update file into the USB port of the charging docking station As soon as the USB stick has been detected by the reader a USB symbol is displayed in the navigation bar in the top left of the reader display If the symbol is not displayed restart the reader 2 Open the Total Commander app and cop...

Page 81: ... 8 Wh 6 000 mAh 3 8 V Charging time 0 100 Device switched off 4 hours Device switched on 5 hours Device runtime 5 to 10 hours 1 Hardware Processor NXP i MX8M Mini 4x Cortex A53 4x 1 8 GHz 1x Cortex M4 1x 400 MHz Memory RAM 2 GB Flash 16 GB Display 4 8 TFT color display with LED backlight 1280 x 720 pixels 280 cd m2 3 status LEDs Touch screen Capacitive touch surface hardness according to MOHS cate...

Page 82: ...e 460 g Incl battery and HF head module 580 g Dimensions L x W x H Base device 174 82 28 mm Base device with UHF head module 210 82 32 mm Base device with HF head module 260 85 41 mm Degree of protection IP65 Material housing ABS PC Color Black Permitted ambient conditions Ambient temperature During operation 20 to 50 C 2 During transport and storage 20 to 60 C without battery During charging 5 to...

Page 83: ...3 56 MHz Electrical specifications Read range max 10 cm Protocol for wireless transmission ISO 15693 ISO 18000 3 RF300 proprietary ISO 14443 MOBY E MIFARE Classic Product property multitag capability No Mechanical specifications Weight HF head module with internal antenna 250 g HF head module with antenna connector 250 g Dimensions L x W x H 85 89 41 mm Degree of protection IP65 Material housing A...

Page 84: ... Radiated power UHF head module ETSI 9 400 mW EIRP 9 5 26 dBm EIRP UHF head module FCC 8 5 380 mW EIRP 9 3 25 8 dBm EIRP UHF head module CMIIT 9 400 mW EIRP 9 5 26 dBm EIRP Electrical specifications Read range max 1 3 m Protocol for wireless transmission ISO 18000 62 ISO 18000 63 EPCglobal UHF Class 1 Gen 2 DRM Dense Reader Mode support Product property multitag capability Yes Polarization Linear ...

Page 85: ...Electrical specifications Power supply 100 240 V AC max 1 0 A 50 60 Hz Output voltage 15 V DC 36 W 2 4 A Interfaces Power supply DC socket hollow plug Ethernet RJ45 10 100 Mb USB Type A USB host for removable storage media Hardware Display elements 2 status LEDs Mechanical specifications Weight Approx 560 g Dimensions L x W x H 138 200 82 mm Degree of protection IP20 Material housing ABS and alumi...

Page 86: ...Technical specifications 7 4 Technical specifications of the charging docking station Mobile reader SIMATIC RF360M RF660M 86 Operating Instructions 08 2022 C79000 G8976 C660 02 ...

Page 87: ...TLS_CHACHA20_POLY1305_SHA2 56 0x1303 Cipher suite ECDHE ECDSA AES128 GCM SHA256 0xc02b Cipher suite ECDHE RSA AES128 GCM SHA256 0xc02f Cipher suite ECDHE ECDSA CHACHA20 POLY1305 0xcca9 Cipher suite ECDHE ECDSA AES256 GCM SHA384 0xcca8 Cipher suite ECDHE ECDSA AES256 GCM SHA384 0xc02c Cipher suite ECDHE RSA AES256 GCM SHA384 0xc030 Cipher suite ECDHE ECDSA AES256 SHA 0xc00a Cipher suite ECDHE ECDSA...

Page 88: ...address Siemens Aktiengesellschaft Digital Industries Process Automation D 76181 Karlsruhe Germany You will find the CE Declaration of Conformity for this product on the Internet at the following address Siemens Industry Online Support https support industry siemens com cs ww en ps 29056 cert Open source software This product contains software components that are licensed by rights owners as free ...

Page 89: ...rning 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 he...

Page 90: ...accepter tout brouillage radioélectrique subi même si le brouillage est susceptible d en compromettre le fonctionnement EAC Eurasian Conformity Eurasian Economic Union of Republic of Armenia the Republic of Belarus the Republic of Kazakhstan the Kyrgyz Republic and the Russian Federation Declaration of conformity according to the technical regulations of the customs union TR CU CMIIT Valid for RF1...

Page 91: ...B 6GT2093 0FA00 Pistol handle for SIMATIC RF160B 6GT2093 0FG00 Table A 4 Order data antennas for SIMATIC RF360H 6GT2803 1FA10 Antenna Description Article number ANT 3 without antenna connecting cable 6GT2398 1CD30 0AX0 incl one plug in antenna connecting cable 3 m 6GT2398 1CD40 0AX0 ANT 3S without antenna connecting cable 6GT2398 1CD50 0AX0 incl one plug in antenna connecting cable 3 m 6GT2398 1CD...

Page 92: ...6GT2398 1DA00 incl one plug in antenna connecting cable 3 m 6GT2398 1DA10 ANT 30 incl one integrated antenna connecting cable 3 m 6GT2398 1CD00 ANT 30 stainless steel variant without antenna connecting cable 6GT2398 1DD00 incl one plug in antenna connecting cable 3 m 6GT2398 1DD10 Table A 5 Order data antenna connecting cable for SIMATIC RF360H 6GT2803 1FA10 Article number Antenna connecting cable...

Page 93: ...ization You will find contact data on the Internet at the following address Link https www automation siemens com aspa_app ci yes lang en Industrial Identification homepage You can find the latest general information about our identification systems on the Internet at our Homepage www siemens com ident Online catalog and ordering system The online catalog and the online ordering system can also be...

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