AWID MPR-5005 Installation & Operation Manual Download Page 5

MPR-5005 

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Doc# 041326 

1.0 INTRODUCTION 

 
AWID's MPR-5005 reader is a Radio Frequency IDentification (RFID) reader operating 
at 125kHz with Ethernet or RS-232 I/O interface.  It has an internal power converter, 
allowing it to work with a wide range of supply inputs without affecting its performance.  
 
The MPR-5005 readers are delivered with the following components and accessories: 

 

Antenna: MPR-5007 (single antenna) or MPR-5011A/B (dual antenna)

 

 

Power supply: Input = 110 VAC ~ 240VAC, 50~60Hz. Output: 12 VDC, 1 A

 

 

RF Cables: Two 6-foot cables are included with MPR-5011A/B antenna.  RF 
cable is connected to the MPR-5007 Antenna.

 

 

To control the MPR-5005 reader you will need the following: 

 

PC running Windows 98 or higher, one RJ45 Ethernet or one RS-232 serial port. 

 
 

1.1  THEORY OF OPPERATION  

 
AWID MPR-5005 Reader design for communicating with Atmel AT24RF08 chip 
transponder (TAG HPPN 0960-2349) in working frequency at 125KHz.  
 
MPR-5005 RFID reader use small loop low frequency antenna, matched inductance is 
220uH.  Reader provides all controls and RF energy to activate the transponder.  Two 
different antenna configurations can be connected to the readers BNC connector.  The 
reader checks the received transponder (tag) and responds to an end-user computer via 
Ethernet (LAN) or RS232 communication. 
 
MPR-5007 is the single antenna solution for the MPR-5005 reader.  The MPR-5007 
antenna measures 25.5” x 21.5” x 0.75” and is shielded from EM interferences to 
increase performance of the reader system.  Antenna housing is made from molded 
Polystyrene (PS) and is connected to the reader via BNC coaxial cable.  Read range is 
typically 20-inches 

±

 0.5”. 

 
MPR-5011A and MPR-5011B are a paired antenna solution for the MPR-5005 reader.  
The antennas measure 20” x 10” x 1.5” and is shielded from EM interferences to 
increase performance of the reader system.  Antenna backing is made from Type 1 
PVC, and the top cover is molded Polystyrene (PS).  The antenna pair is connected to 
the reader via coaxial cable with BNC ends.  The dual antennas are placed opposite 
each other to achieve a read range of 32”.  Polarity is important for these antennas; the 
AWID top covers must be facing each other.  
 
 
 
 

 

 

AWID PROPRIETARY

 

Summary of Contents for MPR-5005

Page 1: ...MPR 5005 Page 1 Doc 041326 MPR 5005 125kHz Reader Installation Operation Manual 041326 AWID PROPRIETARY...

Page 2: ...pment has been tested and found to be in compliance with the limits for FCC Part 15 Class A digital device These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when...

Page 3: ...a for prolonged periods may safely remain at least 23 cm 9 in in an uncontrolled environment from the reader s surface Observe FCC OET Bulletin 56 Hazards of radio frequency and electromagnetic fields...

Page 4: ...UIDELINES 8 3 1 Parts List 8 3 2 Installation 9 3 2 1 Site location 9 3 2 2 Reader Location 9 3 2 3 Antenna Connections 9 3 3 Operation 10 4 SOFTWARE 11 NOTE READ AND USE THIS MANUAL NOTE ONLY A TRAIN...

Page 5: ...ductance is 220uH Reader provides all controls and RF energy to activate the transponder Two different antenna configurations can be connected to the readers BNC connector The reader checks the receiv...

Page 6: ...ission Miller Decoding Receive Manchester Encoding Transmit Modulation ASK Reader Antenna Size MPR 5007 648mm x 546mm x 25 4mm MPR 5011A B 508mm x 254mm x 37mm Antenna Base material ABS PVC Antenna Tu...

Page 7: ...RS232 Connector Pin Assignment Pin Function 1 2 RS232 Tx 3 RS232 Rx 4 5 Ground o Please refer to document MPR 5005 RS232 Interface for command listings TCP IP Interface o Please refer to Document MPR...

Page 8: ...na paired with MPR 5011B Antenna o MPR 5011B Dual Antenna paired with MPR 5011A Antenna o Two 6 foot long BNC RF cables for connecting Dual Antennas o 12V power supply Additional equipment needed o Cr...

Page 9: ...er connections on the reader The reader should be mounted on a flat surface horizontal or vertical by placing bolts or screws through predrilled holes near the corners of the reader 3 2 3 Antenna Conn...

Page 10: ...reader to initialize 6 Run RFTagger exe on PC RFTagger is HP proprietary user interface software 7 Connect to reader In the Reader menu select Set IP A box will pop up asking for the readers IP addres...

Page 11: ...ality of the RFID Tag The tag has different blocks and pages of memory that can be read and written to These other options are as follows o FIND TAGS o READ BLOCK o READ PAGE o WRITE PAGE o WRITE READ...

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