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Description:

Order Number:

Long Range read / write UHF RFID device with 1
external antenna and RTC (Real Time Clock). Serial and
Ethernet 10-100M on Amphenol RJF connector

communication interface. FCC (902 MHz … 928MHz)

version.

5335U-RTC-FCC

Long Range read / write UHF RFID device with 1
external antenna and RTC (Real Time Clock). Serial and
Ethernet 10-100M on Amphenol RJF connector
communicat

ion interface. Brazil (902 MHz … 928MHz)

version.

5335U-RTC-BRA

Long Range read / write UHF RFID device with up to 2
external antennas. Serial and Ethernet 10-100M on
Amphenol RJF connector communication interface. EU1

(865 MHz … 868MHz) version.

5345U

Long Range read / write UHF RFID device with up to 2
external antennas. Serial and Ethernet 10-100M on
Amphenol RJF connector communication interface. FCC

(902 MHz … 928MHz) version.

5345U-FCC

Long Range read / write UHF RFID device with up to 2
external antennas. Serial and Ethernet 10-100M on
Amphenol RJF connector communication interface.

Brazil (902 MHz … 928MHz) version.

5345U-BRA

Long Range read / write UHF RFID device with up to 2
external antennas and RTC (Real Time Clock). Serial
and Ethernet 10-100M on Amphenol RJF connector

communication interface. EU1 (865 MHz … 868MHz)

version.

5345U-RTC

Long Range read / write UHF RFID device with up to 2
external antennas and RTC (Real Time Clock). Serial
and Ethernet 10-100M on Amphenol RJF connector

communication interface. FCC (902 MHz … 928MHz)

version.

5345U-RTC-FCC

Long Range read / write UHF RFID device with up to 2
external antennas and RTC (Real Time Clock). Serial
and Ethernet 10-100M on Amphenol RJF connector
communication interf

ace. Brazil (902 MHz … 928MHz)

version.

5345U-RTC-BRA

Mid Range read / write UHF RFID device with integrated
antenna. Serial and Ethernet 10-100M on M12 4 poles
D-coded female connector communication interface.

EU1 (865 MHz … 868MHz) version.

5326U

Mid Range read / write UHF RFID device with integrated
antenna. Serial and Ethernet 10-100M on M12 4 poles

5326U-FCC

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Summary of Contents for IDTRONIC CX Industrial UHF

Page 1: ...BLUEBOX CX Industrial UHF Page 1 of 126 UHF RFID System BLUEBOX CX Industrial UHF...

Page 2: ...anged without previous notice Composition of the information in this manual has been done to the best of our knowledge IDTRONIC does not guarantee the correctness and completeness of the details given...

Page 3: ...iability by the manufacturer The liability prescriptions of the manufacturer in the issue valid at the time of purchase are valid for the device The manufacturer shall not be held legally responsible...

Page 4: ...antenna and RTC Real Time Clock Serial and Ethernet 10 100M on Amphenol RJF connector communication interface FCC 902 MHz 928MHz version 5325U RTC FCC Mid Range read write UHF RFID device with integr...

Page 5: ...th up to 2 external antennas Serial and Ethernet 10 100M on Amphenol RJF connector communication interface Brazil 902 MHz 928MHz version 5345U BRA Long Range read write UHF RFID device with up to 2 ex...

Page 6: ...coded female connector communication interface Brazil 902 MHz 928MHz version 5326U RTC BRA Long Range read write UHF RFID device with 1 external antenna Serial and Ethernet 10 100M on M12 4 poles D co...

Page 7: ...l antennas and RTC Real Time Clock Serial and Ethernet 10 100M on M12 4 poles D coded female connector communication interface EU1 865 MHz 868MHz version 5346U RTC Long Range read write UHF RFID devic...

Page 8: ...ternal antenna Serial and data bus communication interface Brazil 902 MHz 928MHz version 5337U BRA Long Range read write UHF RFID device with up to 2 external antennas Serial and data bus communicatio...

Page 9: ...HF RFID device with 1 external antenna CAN bus and Ethernet 10 100M on M12 4 poles D coded female connector communication interface FCC 902 MHz 928MHz version 5338U FCC Long Range read write UHF RFID...

Page 10: ...l Time Clock CAN bus and Ethernet 10 100M on M12 4 poles D coded female connector communication interface EU1 865 MHz 868MHz version 5348U RTC Long Range read write UHF RFID device with up to 2 extern...

Page 11: ...RA 2 2 70 5345U RTC 2 2 70R 5345U RTC FCC 2 2 70R 5345U RTC BRA 2 2 70R 5326U 2 2 70B 5326U FCC 2 2 70B 5326U BRA 2 2 70B 5326U RTC 2 2 70T 5326U RTC FCC 2 2 70T 5326U RTC BRA 2 2 70T 5336U 2 2 70A 53...

Page 12: ...2 70B 5337U 2 2 70A 5337U FCC 2 2 70A 5337U BRA 2 2 70A 5347U 2 2 70 5347U FCC 2 2 70 5347U BRA 2 2 70 5328U 2 2 70B 5328U FCC 2 2 70B 5328U BRA 2 2 70B 5328U RTC 2 2 70T 5328U RTC FCC 2 2 70T 5328U R...

Page 13: ...n Antenna 2 1 integrated antenna 3 1 external antenna 4 Up to 2 external antennas Interface 5 Serial Ethernet 10 100M on Amphenol RJF 6 Serial Ethernet 10 100M on M12 cod D 7 Serial data bus interface...

Page 14: ...rrr 26 2 1 12 Electrical Features 5347U rrr 27 2 1 13 Electrical Features 5348U opt1 rrr 28 2 2 Mechanical Features 29 2 3 Environmental Conditions 29 2 4 Reading Performance Tests 29 3 Operating Fea...

Page 15: ...Wiring 5336U opt1 rrr 82 7 1 7 Wiring 5337U rrr 82 7 1 8 Wiring 5338U opt1 rrr 83 7 1 9 Wiring 5345U opt1 rrr 83 7 1 10 Wiring 5346U opt1 rrr 84 7 1 11 Wiring 5346U BL rrr 84 7 1 12 Wiring 5347U rrr 8...

Page 16: ...ngs 5345U opt1 rrr 103 13 10 Mechanical Drawings 5346U opt1 rrr 103 13 11 Mechanical Drawings 5346U BL rrr 104 13 12 Mechanical Drawings 5347U rrr 104 13 13 Mechanical Drawings 5348U opt1 rrr 105 14 D...

Page 17: ...s 532xU opt1 rrr or up to two external antennas with TNC connections items 533xU opt1 rrr and 534xU opt1 rrr allowing good read range up to 10 m and directivity in function of the characteristics and...

Page 18: ...ntegrated Reading Distance 4 mt1 Supported Transponders ISO 18000 632 EPC Class 1 Gen 2 V2 Communication Interface Serial RS232 RS485 Ethernet 10 100M Service Interface USB Virtual Com on the board an...

Page 19: ...al Com on the board and not available on the external Digital Inputs 2 opto isolated input 10Vdc 36Vdc Max current 20mA 24Vdc debounce 16ms Digital Outputs 2 outputs relay NO NC contacts Max 1A 30Vdc...

Page 20: ...isplay 3 LEDs Buzzer Connections 3 M12 Connectors 5 poles A coded male for power supply and serial interface 12 poles A coded female for I O 5 poles A coded female for data bus 2 1 4 Electrical Featur...

Page 21: ...eatures 5335U opt1 rrr Power Supply 10 36 Vdc or PoE IEEE802 3af 2003 Mode A Mode B Power Rating 15W RFout 30dBm Operating Frequency EU1 865 MHz 868 MHz FCC 902 MHz 928MHz BRA 902 MHz 928 MHz RF Trans...

Page 22: ...Frequency EU1 865 MHz 868 MHz FCC 902 MHz 928MHz BRA 902 MHz 928 MHz RF Transmit Power Max 1W 30dBm conducted RF Receive Sensitivity Max 85dBm Antenna 1 external Antenna Connection TNC female 50 Readi...

Page 23: ...Transponders ISO 18000 6314 EPC Class 1 Gen 2 V2 Communication Interface Serial RS232 RS485 Data bus Wiegand Data 0 Data 1 Service Interface USB Virtual Com on the board and not available on the exter...

Page 24: ...Com on the board and not available on the external Digital Inputs 2 opto isolated input 10Vdc 36Vdc Max current 20mA 24Vdc debounce 16ms Digital Outputs 2 outputs relay NO NC contacts Max 1A 30Vdc Sta...

Page 25: ...6Vdc Max current 20mA 24Vdc debounce 16ms Digital Outputs 2 outputs relay NO NC contacts Max 1A 30Vdc Status Display 3 LEDs Buzzer Connections 2 M12 Connectors 5 poles A coded male for power supply 12...

Page 26: ...coded male for power supply 12 poles A coded female for I O 4 poles D coded female for Ethernet 2 1 11 Electrical Features 5346U BL rrr Power Supply 10 36 Vdc or PoE IEEE802 3af 2003 Mode A Power Rati...

Page 27: ...ower Rating 15W RFout 30dBm Operating Frequency EU1 865 MHz 868 MHz FCC 902 MHz 928MHz BRA 902 MHz 928 MHz RF Transmit Power Max 1W 30dBm conducted RF Receive Sensitivity Max 85dBm Antenna 2 external...

Page 28: ...MHz RF Transmit Power Max 1W 30dBm conducted RF Receive Sensitivity Max 85dBm Antenna 2 external 15ms minimum switch time Antenna Connection TNC female 50 Reading Distance 10 mt25 Supported Transponde...

Page 29: ...ails on the environmental conditions of the BLUEBOX Operating Temperature 20 C 55 C Storage Temperature 40 C 85 C Humidity Up to 95 non condensing 2 4 Reading Performance Tests The table below shows t...

Page 30: ...The BLUEBOX handles also a 100 elements FIFO queue which is combined with the filter time general parameter to be set in a range of 0 99 seconds or 0 99 minutes default value 1 second that prevents th...

Page 31: ...g is identified the BLUEBOX verifies if it belongs to the list of read tags If the tag do not belong to the list it is defined as new its code will be inserted in the queue and in the database a filte...

Page 32: ...t for spontaneous messages The spontaneous message is sent only once and no ACK NAK reply message is implemented except of the normal TCP handshake mechanism see the protocol manual for details If con...

Page 33: ...general parameters is active If configured and avaiable an host can wait for incoming spontaneous messages through Wieagand interface The spontaneous message is sent only once and no ACK NAK reply me...

Page 34: ...gits see the protocol manual for details If configured and available an host can wait for incoming HTTP POST to receive records messages An ACK NAK reply is implemented through the reception of the HT...

Page 35: ...er of records is reached in the records database or on the timeout fo the connection interval time if the records database contains one or more records Two subsets of the continuous mode are also defi...

Page 36: ...reader sweeps from the minimum RF output power to maximum RF output power or until it finds a tag increasing the RF power of 1 dB every 500ms with fixed Q selection algorithm and Q 0 It is an on reque...

Page 37: ...overwritten with 1 second 0 99 seconds 0 99 minutes 1 sec Buzzer Management Buzzer management on new tag event Disabled Enabled Enabled Output 1 Management Output 1 activation on tag presence new tag...

Page 38: ...2 0x00 0x00 Filter Time Functional Flags 0xFF 0x48 0x10 0x00 0x00 0x01 0x80 Where Parameter Description Device Address Device address of the reader on serial interface in the range 0 255 Serial1 Seria...

Page 39: ...tional parameters of the BLUEBOX 3 2 1 Ethernet Interface This section provides details on the configurable Ethernet interface parameters of the BLUEBOX Parameter Description Range Default IP Address...

Page 40: ...0xFF 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 Where Parameter Description IP0 IP3 IP address PortH TCP communication port MSB PortL TCP communication port LSB Subnet0 Subnet3 Subnet mask Gateway0 Gateway3 Gateway add...

Page 41: ...isable the auto connection Note that this parameter become effective only after a reboot of the reader IPv4 0 0 0 0 Auto LAN Port Auto connection remote server communication port 0 to disable the auto...

Page 42: ...taneous message remote server TCP communication port LSB IP0 IP3 Spontaneous message remote server IP address Connection Time Spontaneous message remote server maximum connection time Decimal 0 99 for...

Page 43: ...OST Page 1 Auto LAN HTTP POST Page 2 Auto LAN HTTP POST Page 239 Auto LAN HTTP POST Page 240 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 Where Parameter Description Auto LAN HTTP POST Page Auto connection HTTP...

Page 44: ...terval 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 Where Parameter Description Buffer Threshold H The record buffer threshold MSB Buffer Threshold L The record buffer threshold LSB Connecti...

Page 45: ...guration Parameters and Write RAM ROM Configuration Parameters commands as described in protocol technical manuals where the parameters 1 7 fields with default values are 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 BLE Encryption...

Page 46: ...a reboot of the reader 0 255 0 The data bus interface parameters are stored in configuration page nr 0x0C and are managed through the Read RAM ROM Configuration Parameters and Write RAM ROM Configurat...

Page 47: ...e protocol technical manual The CAN bus interface parameters are stored in configuration page nr 0x83 and are managed through the Read RAM ROM Configuration Parameters and Write RAM ROM Configuration...

Page 48: ...fter a reboot of the reader 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 0 Extension Time Continuous mode activation management with inputs extension time In trigger mode if 0 the trigger is level sensitive otherwise it is edge sen...

Page 49: ...utes 0 Where the input mode range means 0 Disabled 1 ON Activate antenna 1 2 OFF Deactivate antenna 1 2 2 OFF Activate antenna 1 2 ON Deactivate antenna 1 2 3 ON Activate antenna 1 OFF Deactivate ante...

Page 50: ...OFF Deactivate antenna 2 ON Activate antenna 1 OFF Deactivate antenna 1 ON Activate antenna 2 OFF Deactivate antenna 2 OFF Activate antenna 1 ON Deactivate antenna 1 OFF Activate antenna 2 ON Deactiva...

Page 51: ...FF Activate antenna 2 ON Deactivate antenna 2 Extension Time Continuous mode activation management with inputs extension time In trigger mode if 0 the trigger is level sensitive otherwise it is edge s...

Page 52: ...us Interface Spontaneous message on data bus interface activation deactivation Note that this parameter become effective only after a reboot of the reader Disabled Enabled Enabled Message on CAN Bus S...

Page 53: ...t the begin of the message 10 Message is sent like in option 4 with an STX char at the begin of the message 11 Message is sent like in option 5 with an STX char at the begin of the message 12 Message...

Page 54: ...The spontaneous message format 0x00 Message is sent with BlueBox protocol rules 0x01 Message is sent without any control character in dual char string form 0x02 Message is sent like in option 1 but a...

Page 55: ...to ensure operation with the correct RF settings and are solely responsible for any fines and other damages due to incorrect or non compliant country region settings See the technical specifications s...

Page 56: ...0 99 seconds 0 99 seconds 0 RF Chip Standby Mode Activation deactivation of the standby mode of the RF chip during RF off conditions to reduce power consumption and temperature increase Disabled Enab...

Page 57: ...Final The maximum allowed Q value in dynamic Q algorithm mode 0 15 4 Q Adjust Rounds The maximum Q adjust rounds in dynamic Q algorithm mode 0 5 3 Inventory Cycles The inventory cycles in inventory c...

Page 58: ...AfterDetect mode Inventory Mode Standard Single Multi Tag with Custom Info In case of Reserved or User bank selected 0 means no tag s memory block access in case of TID bank selected 0 means auto leng...

Page 59: ...4 Not used Bit 3 Max RSSI information Bit 2 Tag read count information Bit 1 RSSI information Bit 0 To disable the RF chip standby mode 0 enabled 1 disabled The parameters 1 7 fields with default valu...

Page 60: ...in EPC Class 1 Generation 2 protocol 00b S0 01b S1 10b S2 11b S3 Bit 1 Q selection algorithm 0 dynamic 1 fixed Bit 0 Target as defined in EPC Class 1 Generation 2 protocol 0 A 1 B RF Maximum Allocatio...

Page 61: ...ed state This inventory mode is not as secure as the standard mode but it is faster 0x1 Fast Single Tag The same inventory mode like the Fast Multi Tag but with the slot count of 1 This has the effect...

Page 62: ...f the recognized EPC in bytes 0 means all EPC sizes Use AFI To enable disable the AFI Application Family Identifier management 0x00 Disabled 0x01 Enabled AFI The AFI Application Family Identifier valu...

Page 63: ...memory bank in ReadAfterDetect mode In case of Reserved or User bank selected 0 means no tag s memory block access in case of TID bank selected 0 means auto length class identifier manufacturer ident...

Page 64: ...e only after a reboot of the reader 0 1 9 9 seconds 1 0 sec The dynamic RF transmit power management parameters are stored in configuration page nr 0x07 and are managed through the Read RAM ROM Config...

Page 65: ...na tuning 0 250 15 Tune Hysteresis Index The runtime RF antenna tune hysteresis index of measured reflected power 10 50 30 The RF antenna tuning parameters are stored in configuration page nr 0x0D and...

Page 66: ...the status bytes 1 and 2 have the following meaning Status Byte Description Status Byte 1 Byte whose bits have the following meaning Bit Description Bit 7 Not used Bit 6 Not used Bit 5 RF status 0 of...

Page 67: ...l New address to be set ASCII encoded byte bdr Serial interface baud rate ASCII character 0 1200 bps 1 2400 bps 2 4800 bps 3 9600 bps 4 19200 bps 5 38400 bps 6 57600 bps 7 115200 bps bit Serial inter...

Page 68: ...R Where STX Start of Text 0x02 2 F Command code 0 0 Status code bcc Block check character or checksum calculated as xor of the previous characters starting from STX applying the following rule if bcc...

Page 69: ...e This section provides details on the BLUEBOX Serial Config software 5 1 Software Startup Double click on the BLUEBOX Serial Config icon to start the software At software startup the following screen...

Page 70: ...to select one of the following operations Connect to open the connection with the reader Disconnect to close the connection with the reader Exit to close the software 5 2 2 Info Menu The Info menu all...

Page 71: ...ters of the reader first open the connection with the reader then select the address to set from 0 to 255 and the serial settings and then click the Set button and power on the reader A progress bar s...

Page 72: ...le cable as defined in electrical connections section Power the device using a suitable external power supply as defined in electrical connections section The boot sequence begins in either case when...

Page 73: ...n an application the following instructions will help Realign the receiving antenna Change the position of the antenna Increase the distance between the device and the antenna Change the power supply...

Page 74: ...ndications 6 4 3 Mechanical Design 534yU opt1 rrr 1 Antenna connections 2 Electrical connections 3 Status indications 6 5 Fixing To install the device it is necessary to remove the lateral hinges of t...

Page 75: ...stances 6 6 1 Mounting Distances 532yU opt1 rrr Operating Mode Distance Side A Distance Front B Reading and writing at 100 transmitter power simultaneous operation 6 0mt 10 0mt Reading and writing at...

Page 76: ...BLUEBOX CX Industrial UHF Page 76 of 126 6 7 Positioning of the Tags 6 7 1 Positioning of the Tags 532yU opt1 rrr Align the tag on the antenna central axis See the tag datasheet for the distance D...

Page 77: ...eous configuration Dip 3 Not used Dip 4 Not used JP1 Open Positive reference of inputs 1 and 2 not internally connected Close Positive reference of inputs 1 and 2 internally connected to PWR JP2 Open...

Page 78: ...net PoE IEEE 802 3af 6 9 Serial Interface Board SW1 Dip 1 On RS485 fail safe resistor connected to 5V Dip 2 On RS485 fail safe resistor connected to GND Dip 3 On RS485 120 line termination resistor co...

Page 79: ...ctric supply via SELV circuits only Disconnect power before connecting the device The IP rating indicated in the data sheet is only guaranteed if the M12 connectors are firmly screwed The device can b...

Page 80: ...BLUEBOX CX Industrial UHF Page 80 of 126 7 1 2 Wiring 5326U opt1 rrr 7 1 3 Wiring 5327U rrr a1 b c1 a1 b d...

Page 81: ...BLUEBOX CX Industrial UHF Page 81 of 126 7 1 4 Wiring 5328U opt1 rrr 7 1 5 Wiring 5335U opt1 rrr Antenna a1 b c2 a2 b c1...

Page 82: ...BLUEBOX CX Industrial UHF Page 82 of 126 7 1 6 Wiring 5336U opt1 rrr 7 1 7 Wiring 5337U rrr Antenna a1 b c1 Antenna a1 b d...

Page 83: ...BLUEBOX CX Industrial UHF Page 83 of 126 7 1 8 Wiring 5338U opt1 rrr 7 1 9 Wiring 5345U opt1 rrr a1 b c2 Antenna 2 Antenna 1 Antenna a2 b c1...

Page 84: ...BLUEBOX CX Industrial UHF Page 84 of 126 7 1 10 Wiring 5346U opt1 rrr 7 1 11 Wiring 5346U BL rrr a1 b c1 Antenna 2 Antenna 1 a3 b c1 Antenna 2 Antenna 1...

Page 85: ...BLUEBOX CX Industrial UHF Page 85 of 126 7 1 12 Wiring 5347U rrr 7 1 13 Wiring 5348U opt1 rrr a1 b d Antenna 2 Antenna 1 a2 b c1 Antenna 2 Antenna 1...

Page 86: ...path RS232 RXD RS485 RT 4 RS232 connection from host RS485 connection negative PE 5 Protected Earth To ensure interference free operation the device must be connected to an earth potential free from e...

Page 87: ...n path CAN H 4 CAN bus connection CAN H CAN L 5 CAN connection CAN L To ensure interference free operation the device must be connected to an earth potential free from external voltage Hereinafter a c...

Page 88: ...y return path NC 4 Not connected PE 5 Protected Earth To ensure interference free operation the device must be connected to an earth potential free from external voltage Hereinafter a cross reference...

Page 89: ...ay 1 NO contact connection OUT1 COM 6 Relay 1 COM contact connection OUT2 NO 7 1A 30Vdc Relay 2 NO contact connection OUT2 COM 8 Relay 2 COM contact connection OUT2 NC 9 1A 30Vdc Relay 2 NC contact co...

Page 90: ...ace Connection c1 4 poles M12 D coded female connector Pin No Min Typical Max Description TX 1 Transmit data DC Power RX 2 Receive data DC Power TX 3 Transmit data DC Power RX 4 Receive data DC Power...

Page 91: ...ows to assemble a standard RJ45 male cordset a push pull mechanism is used for the coupling plug assembly of a standard RJ45 male cordset 7 8 Data Bus Interface Connection d 5 poles M12 A coded female...

Page 92: ...Page 92 of 126 Hereinafter a cross reference table between connection pin number and the color of the wires of a standard open ended cable Pin No Wire Cable Color PWR 1 Brown N C 2 White PWR 3 Blue DA...

Page 93: ...ils on the I O wiring of the BLUEBOX A PNP output connected to the BLUEBOX digital input 1 An NPN output connected to the BLUEBOX digital input 1 1k2 1k2 PWR PWR IN1 IN1 IN1 IN2 IN2 IN2 1 2 3 4 10 11...

Page 94: ...or 500 ms followed by off for 500 ms LED Color State Meaning SYSTEM1 green On System initialization Power supply of the device is ok off Off Power supply for the device is missing Hardware defect Syst...

Page 95: ...nagement of the buzzer is enabled by the flag defined in the general parameters the buzzer is activated for 0 5 seconds at every identification of a new tag During normal operation if the RF test mode...

Page 96: ...e in various models items 902xU 912xU and 923xU The read range of an RFID system always depends on various factors like antenna size transponder size transponder IC type orientation between transponde...

Page 97: ...rectly no maintenance and repair measures are necessary The device must only be repaired by the manufacturer After use dispose of the device in an environmentally friendly way in accordance with the a...

Page 98: ...to the other technical specifications in relation to which conformity is declared Safety of Information Technology Equipment o EN 60950 1 A11 2009 A1 2010 A12 2011 A2 2013 Limitation of human exposur...

Page 99: ...LUEBOX CX Industrial UHF Page 99 of 126 13 Mechanical Drawings 13 1 Mechanical Drawings 5325U opt1 rrr All the dimensions are in mm 13 2 Mechanical Drawings 5326U opt1 rrr All the dimensions are in mm...

Page 100: ...BLUEBOX CX Industrial UHF Page 100 of 126 13 3 Mechanical Drawings 5327U rrr All the dimensions are in mm 13 4 Mechanical Drawings 5328U opt1 rrr All the dimensions are in mm...

Page 101: ...BLUEBOX CX Industrial UHF Page 101 of 126 13 5 Mechanical Drawings 5335U opt1 rrr All the dimensions are in mm 13 6 Mechanical Drawings 5336U opt1 rrr All the dimensions are in mm...

Page 102: ...BLUEBOX CX Industrial UHF Page 102 of 126 13 7 Mechanical Drawings 5337U rrr All the dimensions are in mm 13 8 Mechanical Drawings 5338U opt1 rrr All the dimensions are in mm...

Page 103: ...BLUEBOX CX Industrial UHF Page 103 of 126 13 9 Mechanical Drawings 5345U opt1 rrr All the dimensions are in mm 13 10 Mechanical Drawings 5346U opt1 rrr All the dimensions are in mm...

Page 104: ...BLUEBOX CX Industrial UHF Page 104 of 126 13 11 Mechanical Drawings 5346U BL rrr All the dimensions are in mm 13 12 Mechanical Drawings 5347U rrr All the dimensions are in mm...

Page 105: ...BLUEBOX CX Industrial UHF Page 105 of 126 13 13 Mechanical Drawings 5348U opt1 rrr All the dimensions are in mm...

Page 106: ...on 9 Added the regions of operation description as appendix appendix B 10 02 15 2 02 Added the 1 xx firmware reference now this technical manual is applicable to both firmware versions 1 xx and 2 xx A...

Page 107: ...features sections 4 9 and 4 19 Added the direction info in data request queue request and spontaneous message descriptions sections 4 26 4 27 and 4 38 1 Corrected the M12 Ethernet connection descripti...

Page 108: ...2 Added CAN bus readers object of this manual in preface section Added US integrated antenna readers object of this manual in preface Updated the reader s firmware versions object of this manual in pr...

Page 109: ...eflected power and read RSSI test modes description in operating features section 13 03 18 2 15 Updated the reader s firmware versions object of this manual in preface section Added the RF antenna tun...

Page 110: ...on flag in RF configuration Corrections in operating features and configuration parameters Added the regulatory compliance section 11 01 19 2 20 Updated the company name logo and BLUEBOX logo Updated...

Page 111: ...n in signalling section 27 05 19 2 26 Added Bluetooth readers object of this manual in preface section Updated the reader s firmware versions object of this manual Corrections in technical specificati...

Page 112: ...parameters Added the STX dual char string format setup selection STX dual char string STX dual char string CR STX dual char string CRLF in spontaneous message configuration parameters Added the STX AS...

Page 113: ...e within interrogators a means to minimize the overall length of transmission commensurate with the application This may include the provision of trigger mechanisms within interrogators to initiate tr...

Page 114: ...n a channel is 0 4 seconds RF Channel Frequency MHz 1 902 75 2 903 25 3 903 75 49 926 75 50 927 25 Other RF channels and single channel selection are present only for test purposes and should not be u...

Page 115: ...X operates over a subset of the FCC North American spectrum 902 928 MHz with specific frequency and channel usage dictated by regulations of each country Frequency hopping spread spectrum FHSS is used...

Page 116: ...18 75 34 919 25 35 919 75 36 920 25 37 920 75 38 921 25 39 921 75 40 922 25 41 922 75 42 923 25 43 923 75 44 924 25 45 924 75 46 925 25 47 925 75 48 926 25 49 926 75 50 927 25 Other RF channels and si...

Page 117: ...gain the half power beam width and the cable attenuation on the reader antenna connection A power of PEIRP max 36dBm EIRP subject to a maximum conducted power of allowance of 30dBm at the antenna con...

Page 118: ...BLUEBOX CX Industrial UHF Page 118 of 126 B RS232 DB9 to M12 Connection RS232 DB 9 RS232 M12 Pin Description Pin Description 2 RXD 2 TXD 3 TXD 4 RXD 5 GND 3 GND...

Page 119: ...DriverVer 11 01 2019 2 0 0 0 Manufacturer Kronotech DeviceList ntamd64 DeviceList BLUEBOXCXUHF Reader USB VID_c251 PID_0001 BLUEBOXCXEUHF Reader USB VID_c251 PID_0002 BB2DESKTOPv2 Reader USB VID_28AD...

Page 120: ...er Reader Services AddService usbser 0x00000002 DriverService DriverService DisplayName DRIVER SVC ServiceType 1 StartType 3 ErrorControl 1 ServiceBinary 12 usbser sys String Definitions Strings Krono...

Page 121: ...rivers that are not signed by Microsoft Below is described how to de activate the driver signing check 1 First select Settings on the right side of your screen 2 Select Change PC Settings 3 Navigate t...

Page 122: ...BLUEBOX CX Industrial UHF Page 122 of 126 5 On the next screen choose Advanced Options...

Page 123: ...BLUEBOX CX Industrial UHF Page 123 of 126 6 Then click on Startup Settings...

Page 124: ...X CX Industrial UHF Page 124 of 126 7 Then click on the Restart button 8 After your computer reboots another screen will appear where you will be asked to press a number to choose an option So press 7...

Page 125: ...BLUEBOX CX Industrial UHF Page 125 of 126 9 When you install the driver this prompt will appear on screen Select Install this driver software anyway...

Page 126: ...BLUEBOX CX Industrial UHF Page 126 of 126...

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