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3.3.2 Connect an external antenna and RF cable

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3.3.2 Connected with PC

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3.4 How to install the reader

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3.5 Installation steps

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3.5.1 Vertical pole installation

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3.5.2 Horizontal pole installation

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3.6 Acceptance

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3.6.1 Check physical installation

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3.6.2 Check reader performance

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4. Software operating

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4.1 Demo software

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4.2 Application environment

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4.3 Software version

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4.4 Installation

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4.5 Operation

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4.5.1 Device connection

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4.5.2 Data display area

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4.5.3 Write data

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4.5.4 TCP server / client mode

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4.5.5 Antenna configuration

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4.5.6 Base band parameter configuration

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4.5.7 Antenna port power setting

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4.5.8 Clock setting

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4.5.9 Frequency Hopping

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4.5.10 Label filtering

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4.5.11 Buffer and breakpoint resume

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Summary of Contents for CL7206B2

Page 1: ...1 52 User Manual of CL7206B2 RFID Reader Shenzhen Clou IOT Technologies Co Ltd V2 0 2...

Page 2: ...2 52 Welcome to be user of CLOU RFID products Thanks for choosing CLOU s integrated RFID Reader CL7206B2 We believe our device will bring convenience for your work...

Page 3: ...9 2 3 2 I O aviation port chart 10 2 3 3 LED panel description 11 2 4 External cable connection description 12 2 4 1 Power supply communication cable description 12 2 4 2 I O control interface cable d...

Page 4: ...er performance 20 4 Software operating 21 4 1 Demo software 21 4 2 Application environment 21 4 3 Software version 21 4 4 Installation 21 4 5 Operation 22 4 5 1 Device connection 22 4 5 2 Data display...

Page 5: ...I O configuration 41 4 5 14 Others 42 4 5 15 Tools 44 5 Common failures 47 5 1 Daily maintenance 47 5 2 Common failure analysis and solution 47 6 Package 49 6 1 Package 49 6 2 Accessories 49 6 3 Stora...

Page 6: ...ity strong anti interference etc 1 2 Technical 1 2 1 Main function Protocol support ISO18000 6C 6B standard Built in LINUX operating system Multiple communication port Ethernet RS232 RS485 USB Wi Fi B...

Page 7: ...ntegrated circular antenna gain 9dBi RS232 serial communication rate 115200bps default 19200 bps 9600bps RS485 interface communication rate 115200bps default 19200 bps 9600bps Support Weigand 26 34 66...

Page 8: ...on Physical size 290mm 290mm 115mm accessories not included Image 2 1 Structure diagram 2 2 Weight Main body 5kg accessories excluded 2 3 Interface chart Image2 2 I O communication interface 1 power c...

Page 9: ...ation port aviation port number chart Aviation plug signal definitions Chart 2 1 Power communication interface signal definition PIN Description PIN definition 1 Power supply GND PGND 2 Power supply G...

Page 10: ...13 Ethernet port RD 14 RS232 receiving RXD TX Picture2 4 I O interface aviation port number chart 2 3 2 I O aviation port chart I O aviation port definition as per in chart 2 2 Chart 2 2 I O port sign...

Page 11: ...ocoupler 1 external signal input anode IN1 6 Optocoupler 2 external signal input anode IN2 7 Optocoupler external signal input cathode IGND 8 Wiegand output 0 WG0 9 Wiegand output 1 WG1 10 GND AGND 11...

Page 12: ...al cable connection description 2 4 1 Power supply communication cable description Cable Specifications Black insulated skin with metal screening net 14 shares inner core outer diameter 7 8mm main cab...

Page 13: ...is 2 5m aviation plug is connected with reader I O control interface 14 core lines mainly provides two way optical coupling input port two way relay control ports two Wiegand output two way communicat...

Page 14: ...PIN description PIN Color Marking number 1 Relay 1 output port White 6 2 Relay 1 output port Blue 8 3 Relay 2 output port White black 7 4 Relay 2 output port Blue black 9 5 Optocoupler 1 external sign...

Page 15: ...e length within 5meters impedance 50 the insertion loss less than 2dB Of course you can choose a high performance cable appropriately increase the length but keep the insertion loss less than 2dB Note...

Page 16: ...al size 10 2 x 10 2 x 1 32 Antenna Connection coax pigtail Rev INC Males Working temperature 25 70 Lightning protection DC grounded Environmental rating IP65 2 4 4 Network connection chart Ethernet co...

Page 17: ...e network cable and serial cable type selection and length restrictions 4 When installing multiple readers pay attention to reader antenna display way the minimum distance between the antennas avoid t...

Page 18: ...ding performance reaches its best after testing 3 3 2 Connected with PC RS 232 interface is used for short range communication less than 10m can be connected to a PC via the serial port connector for...

Page 19: ...per illustrated in picture 5 2 Note This installation method is suitable for 50mm 100mm diameter vertical pole Picture 3 2 Vertical pole installation 3 5 2 Horizontal pole installation 1 Align the Al...

Page 20: ...hod is suitable for 50mm 100mm diameter horizontal pole Picture 3 3 Horizontal pole installation 3 6 Acceptance 3 6 1 Check physical installation 1 Check ensure the reader is fixed safely 2 Check ensu...

Page 21: ...e reader and writer start up hear drop buzzer sound 4 2 Application environment The software environment Windows 2000 Service Pack 3 Windows Server 2003 Windows XP Service Pack 2 Windows 7 system The...

Page 22: ...e gray means reader is not connected in the connecting reader option list select communication mode serial connection connection parameters select COM choose PC serial number communication baud rate s...

Page 23: ...directly Select the communication mode TCP connection in the connect reader option list connect parameter input reader IP default 192 168 1 116 enter the communication port number default 9090 and cl...

Page 24: ...ed Use the Ping command to test whether the network is connected on PC image 4 9 reader configuration 4 5 1 3 RS485 communication connection Select the communication mode in the connect to the reader...

Page 25: ...elect the communication mode serial port in the connect reader option list connect parameter select COM the USB serial number detected by PC the communication rate is selected 115200 the default value...

Page 26: ...an be read and write Reserve Data reserved area data store the password data etc Total Count total number of tags ANT1 the reading times of external antenna ANT2 the reading times of built in antenna...

Page 27: ...e TID data of the custom length please refer to chapter 4 5 2 3 custom read 4 5 2 3 Custom read Click the button pop up dialog box as shown in Image 4 13 Select 6C tag configuration Matching read you...

Page 28: ...tom configurations Select the 6B tag configuration and pop up dialog box as shown in image 4 14 Can choose to read TID data or user data Can matching read TID data Tip Customer who not familiar with t...

Page 29: ...manual 29 Image 4 14 6B Tag custom configurations 4 5 2 4 Stop read Click button stop all read and write operations 4 5 3 Write data 4 5 3 1 Write EPC data Click button and pop up dialog box as shown...

Page 30: ...ual 30 Image 4 15 write EPC data Select a label data contains TID information has been read fill in the EPC data 16 hex string click OK 4 5 3 2 Write user data Click button and pop up dialog box as sh...

Page 31: ...l 31 Image 4 16 write user data Select a label data contains TID information has been read fill in the user data 16 hex string click OK 4 5 3 3 Custom tag action Click button and pop up dialog box as...

Page 32: ...d 2 Click the custom operation button 3 Take detailed action to write lock destroy tag according to the reader protocol 4 5 4 TCP server client mode Select configuration on the main demo interface rea...

Page 33: ...a server mode the connection is initiated by PC when the reader set as a client mode it will connect to the PC side automatically 4 5 5 Antenna configuration Select configuration on the DEMO main int...

Page 34: ...K means configure succeeds If the antenna enable is not selected when select the corresponding reader on the DEMO main interface will pop up dialogue box as shown in image 4 20 Image 4 20 Antenna sele...

Page 35: ...PC base band rate provides five options Tair 25us FM0 LHF 40KHz dense reading mode Tair 25us Miller4 LHF 300KHz fast reading mode 255 OUTO Session four choices 0 1 2 3 Q values provide sixteen options...

Page 36: ...ion of the success of the dialog box click OK to complete power configuration 4 5 8 Clock setting Select configuration on the DEMO main interface senior reader configuration then pop up dialog box as...

Page 37: ...ency hopping management dialog box as shown in image 4 24 Imag 4 24 Frequency Hopping management Select CMII 920 925MHz see Image 4 25 in the working band drop down list click the Settings select sing...

Page 38: ...red Image 4 25 Frequency Band selection Note The purpose of setting up the automatic is to avoid the interference of the external signal and select the fast frequency hopping The default configuration...

Page 39: ...complete collection of rfid tags data CL7206C4 support tag data caching mechanism and breakpoint resume in case that the tag s data loss because of the communication interrupted or PC application err...

Page 40: ...resume mode PC will confirm to each tag data from reader under mass quantity of tag data will reduce the communication efficiency increase the system load we suggest When start the breakpoint upload f...

Page 41: ...er a period of idle state to save power consumption the reader re enter the card reader automatically after idle time 4 5 13 GPI O configuration GPI O control is to provide the query and set up the I...

Page 42: ...n the start condition is satisfied the reader will perform the configuration of the reader writer command GPO configuration Select configuration on the main interface GPI O configuration GPO configura...

Page 43: ...Parameter configuration includes Weigand 26 Weigand 34 and Weigand 66 models Weigand 26 TID or EPC data reported from the end of the Weigand port is valid for 3 bytes Weigand 34 TID or EPC data repor...

Page 44: ...the reader will be restored to the factory setting 4 5 15 Tools Data export Select tools on the main interface data export form XLS in the pop up dialog box as shown in image 4 32 select the required...

Page 45: ...tions Select tools on the main interface software upgrade software the pop up dialog box as shown in image 4 33 Image 4 33 Application software upgrade To find the Bin upgrade file path in the upgrade...

Page 46: ...CL7206B2 user manual 46 Image 4 34 Software upgrade successfully The process of the application of the base band software is the same as that of the application software...

Page 47: ...indicator light failed when power on Check whether the communication is normal please contact customer service if it s not normal The serial port unable to connect Check if the serial cable is not co...

Page 48: ...correct Check if the label is damaged Check if the label is placed in the reader s valid reading and writing range Check if the electromagnetic interference between the reader and the other device Fo...

Page 49: ...box and the packing material should be kept properly after unpack Besides of the device in the box accessories equipped with the reader are also included in please check the product packing list to c...

Page 50: ...20351000000551 1 Pcs Included 3 Power adapter 24V 2 5A 20109000000324 1 Pcs Included 4 AC power cable 20350000000195 1 Pcs Included 5 Network cable 20350000000188 1 Pcs Included 6 RS232 connection ca...

Page 51: ...position and design of circuits without given notifications Thus the real product may be not in accordance with this manual Generally we will provide timely amendments to this manual If it s not provi...

Page 52: ...ach device please keep it to enjoy the service 1 Products can replace free under conditions within one month after sale in the precondition of normal operation without repairing 2 Free maintenance won...

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